We lash out when we're drunk, and drunk people lash out at us in return.
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When they shriek, they shriek very loudly, when they lash out, they lash out very violently, in a way the cool cannot engage.
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On rare occasions, a prisoner would lash out in response.
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He tends to get flustered and lash out when taunted.
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She also tends to lash out when she feels challenged.
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Never sacrifice the quality of your service or lash out.
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Palestinians say assailants lash out in frustration at Israeli restrictions.
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You're really just satisfying your immediate need to lash out.
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Why would he lash out when not chosen in 2015?
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The crowds appeared on edge and quick to lash out.
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They're super confused by their own emotions and lash out.
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Both men lash out at their critics and perceived enemies.
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But China is likely to lash out against Taiwan first.
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The team has occasionally seemed to lash out at criticism.
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What compelled such a small creature to lash out like this?
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And yes, some are just mad at me and lash out.
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It is like a cornered animal, it tends to lash out.
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You can't have thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
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Men tend to lash out, showing anger, hostility, explosiveness and unpredictability.
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And where could you turn if the prince did lash out?
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The shakier things get, the more Mr. Putin will lash out.
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Instead, Trump's tactics have, quite predictably, led Iran to lash out.
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So don't lash out at me because Hannity did something wrong.
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"They just want to lash out," CNN's Jim Acosta explained afterward.
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Don't lash out Thanks to the old playground cliche in which the boy pulls the hair of the girl he likes, your subconscious might prompt you to lash out against the friend you have feelings for.
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He didn't withdraw from his white jailers or lash out at them.
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This has led Clinton to lash out with negative attacks against Sanders.
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Frustrated, he might then lash out against the legislature and the courts.
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"Bullies don't like to be attacked so they lash out," Miller said.
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So he is doing what he does best: Lash out. Deflect. Lie.
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Sometimes the males don't like the females and lash out at them.
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That made him lash out and act aggressively, the prosecutor's office said.
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"The president specifically tweeted that he did not lash out," Whitaker said.
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A panicked pet could lash out or injure itself attempting to flee.
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As their friend, I wanted to lash out to protect them both.
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You can't have a thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
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The despair that results has led some to lash out in violence.
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Some are cooperative yet guarded, while others lash out or throw tantrums.
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I'm just standing here,' if you flinch or cry or lash out.
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He'll lash out, saying something he might have to apologize for later.
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"Then he'll lash out like the person we all know he is."
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Both men lash out at enemies, and view the media with suspicion.
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Republicans were quick to lash out at the FBI over its decision.
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Losers lash out, and anger is a common emotion, as is pride.
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And, when bullies think they're losing control, they lash out in anger.
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He regularly takes to Twitter to lash out at his perceived enemies.
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Still, his critics should resist the urge to lash out at him.
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And, like a cornered animal, it will lash out in the region.
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Unlike their wives who have feelings and lash out, the men are good.
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Trump routinely used Twitter to lash out against Sessions and the Justice Department.
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While they lash out at us, they kill many more of their own.
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We may lash out, thinking we're defending ourselves, not realizing it's also offensive.
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The show got under Trump's thin skin and caused him to lash out.
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At one stage he seemed to lash out at a saucepan-wielding lady.
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"I think we need to be careful not to lash out," Engel said.
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Faced with losing their devices — their nicotine — they become furtive or lash out.
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When challenged, his impulse is to lash out — preferably with personal, degrading insults.
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This caused Musk to lash out on Twitter with the "pedo guy" tweet.
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Precarious authority can lead people to lash out in order to maintain control.
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Trump did lash out at his critics about impeachment and the Ukraine controversy.
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But he'll have plenty of opportunities to lash out at his largest critics.
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Instead, he began to obstruct, deny, obfuscate and lash out at his critics.
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Trump tends to lash out, viciously, at anyone who dares to contradict him.
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And, as we've all seen on Facebook, they lash out at other people.
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President Trump has used his Twitter account to lash out at individual journalists before.
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Concern combined with hopelessness sometimes causes his supporters to lash out at one another.
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Are there other variables that incite someone to lash out in a violent way?
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We may get defensive and lash out and do something to make things worse.
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And on Thursday, at a rally and press conference, he continued to lash out.
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And when free speech warriors are called out for their actions they lash out.
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When we lash out indiscriminately, we betray this value and we undermine our safety.
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This overreach opened the door for Trump to again lash out at the media.
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Critics of secondary sanctions argue that China may lash out at the United States.
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It's not a coincidence that he continues to lash out at lawmakers of color.
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It's understandable to want to lash out when you've been hurt, betrayed, and abandoned.
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He takes to social media to lash out at detractors and exalt his brilliance.
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The tough sanctions have seen Iran lash out in various ways, ratcheting up tensions.
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
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Given Trump's penchant toward revenge, will he lash out at Canadians to punish them?
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Once we lash out and do human-type things, then we're considered bad guys.
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So it's not surprising that this is what he decided to lash out about.
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They had seen him lash out at a Gold Star family and at Alicia Machado.
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Before, I would break things, like a dummy, break things or scream out, lash out.
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The trauma caused him to lash out psychically and destroy the minds of the terrorists.
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So Mr. Sanders really needs to crack down on his campaign's instinct to lash out.
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He would lash out and hit her, and verbally torture her on a daily basis.
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Go deeper with Axios' Alayna Treene: Republicans lash out at Sessions over anti-marijuana laws.
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The truth is, men lash out when you don't respond how they want you to.
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Since then, he has used Twitter to lash out at fellow Republicans such as Sen.
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Or you might even lash out and holler about how they "never" listen to you.
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Sometimes they lash out in efforts to stay on the right side of those lines.
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You don't lash out because do you really want to spend your days lashing out?
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Rather than lash out, Democrats ought to try to take stock in an honest way.
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The only question is will Trump lash out at "SNL" at some point for this?
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Meanwhile, the Democrats lash out against anyone who questions or casts doubt on this spectacle.
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When he does inevitably lash out, they will do their best to contain the damage.
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And if they lose too many times, they&aposre likely to lash out in anger.
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"Sometimes I think people lash out at the people they love the most," adds Kris.
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Why do people lash out at robots, particularly those that are built to resemble humans?
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"Neighbors not tourists" – New Orleans is the latest place to lash out against Airbnb https://t.
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Liberals asking where is Barack Obama while Hillary Clinton continues to lash out against President Trump.
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The weakened euro prompted Trump to lash out about its value compared to the US dollar.
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Many of these people who lost their &aposfriend&apos are wanting to lash out and blame.
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Victims in the throes of rabies infection will lash out at their caretakers, before inevitably perishing.
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Inevitably, some trolls on the internet will lash out at the network for airing eSports content.
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In this climate, it is sadly possible that some people will lash out in horrific attacks.
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So they lash out at anyone who is within earshot; and sometimes that anyone is you.
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The crowd at a New York screening I attended was eager to lash out at Trump.
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Some saw the discussion of his rise mostly as another way to lash out at Pakistan.
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The news about Cohen comes as Trump continues to lash out at Mueller over the investigation.
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I'd lash out for stupid shit, unrelated to work, so no one could call me insecure.
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You may be tempted to lash out and give that person a piece of your mind.
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They are increasingly bitter and all too ready to lash out in anger, fear and frustration.
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Mr. Clinton has been known to lash out at opponents when they heap scorn on Mrs.
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BPD makes me lash out, allowing some of the cruelest things to tumble from my mouth.
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This causes April to flip out and lash out at Arizona, because that's what April does.
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A few realize they've built a house of cards, and in their panic they lash out.
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That prompted Mike Grella, Amazon's director of economic development, to lash out on Twitter last week.
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Trump has been known to lash out at associates who he believes have shown him disloyalty.
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And as this gap between supply and demand widens, the public is beginning to lash out.
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They have been using each and every pretext to attack President Trump, lash out at him.
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Upon seeing that interview, Musk would lash out on Twitter, setting the current debacle in motion.
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And I just see how they respond, how angry they get, and how they lash out.
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Like finding stillness and becoming less reactionary and being able to not lash out at people.
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They may lash out — or try to deny this episode or diminish its impact on you.
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"If it happens here, since I'm already in character, I can just lash out," she said.
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We see her act out, lash out, and really express how she misses the power she had.
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I did lash out and now looking back I'm like, gosh that was very immature of me.
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Still for others, it's a way to lash out at women who reject them on dating sites.
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He wanted to lash out at his friends who hadn't told him or done anything to intervene.
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It appears Kelly is trolling Trump with this comment, perhaps hoping to "trigger" him to lash out.
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Mad queen be damned — at this point, could anyone really blame her for wanting to lash out?
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He looks ready to lash out at any given moment, and he speaks mostly in cold platitudes.
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It can commit people to elevating their families and communities — or make them lash out against them.
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Critics of Mr Trump's approach have long warned that economic distress would lead Iran to lash out.
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I mean they called him every name in the book, but you didn't see him lash out.
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Or is she referring to herself, and hinting at her desire to not lash out at Perry?
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People who are insecure will be especially anxious, protecting their sensitive egos, and will lash out aggressively.
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They have been exposed by their failure and, like a cornered and wounded animal, will lash out.
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They also, in their milder phrasings, consider her arrogant, insensitive, and prone to lash out when opposed.
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Mr. Fonda is not the first celebrity to publicly lash out at President Trump or his family.
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They're less likely to lash out at their families and engage in rebellious, illegal and harmful behaviors.
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The president has a history of using Twitter to lash out on public figures who criticize him.
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His reaction to all this (amid American strikes on the Assad regime) is to lash out publicly.
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"It's when you're overwhelmed and you feel so much pressure that you want to lash out," she says.
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Trump has shown himself to be equally willing to lash out in spite of his own best interests.
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We have to pay more attention to our seniors so they don't lash out by running for president.
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This flaw becomes particularly ironic when Cancers overreact and lash out, defensively calling others out without any reservation.
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This personality trait can lead to arrogance and insecurity, and can drive people to lash out at critics.
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Is there a point at which China might lash out against America, even at a cost to itself?
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While using dragon fire to kill people is frowned upon, I could see why Dany would lash out.
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The temptation for presidents is to get angry and to lash out against what can be obstinate opposition.
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I did want to lash out because my friend was brutally raped and I was defending her honor.
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" "Anyone who is under a lot of pressure and a lot of stress is liable to lash out.
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She doesn't lash out; the first thing she does is ask whether he's driven the kids while drunk.
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And he will likely call a press conference at some point to lash out at someone or something.
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Trump has taken to Twitter to lash out at Manigault Newman, including calling her a "dog" last week.
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Aides eyed Twitter anxiously for Trump to lash out, though by mid-morning his messages remained largely restrained.
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Yet that doesn't mean those voters will lash out if Congress enacts the cuts and Trump signs them.
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Occasionally, it'll lash out and get a cricket, because there's a bunch of crickets running around the cage.
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His tendency to lash out has frequently foiled the White House's effort to drive a consistent policy message.
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With the GOP on edge in the home stretch, Republicans are starting to lash out at one another.
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Other times, I would be so angry and irritable, I would lash out at my live-in boyfriend.
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Men either fall for her instantly or lash out at her as the root of all their problems.
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The President managed to resist the temptation to lash out against Democrats during his State of the Union.
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So Iran does what Iran does best, which is lash out on a small scale in different arenas.
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"Sometimes I have the tendency to lash out to others on the staff," Meehan told The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Other times it's a chance for him to lash out -- often at his own administration -- for perceived failures.
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The new survey comes as politicians — including both Republicans and Democrats — continue to lash out at the media.
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On Tuesday, Neeson told "GMA" that he had felt a "primal urge to lash out" at the time.
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" He said Iran will lash out at the U.S. at the UN. "That's what's expected of them at home.
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While your first reaction may be anger, the worst thing you can do is lash out and act defensive.
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But there are undoubtedly many more, and as tempers fray in the hot, powerless summer, they may lash out.
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Could Qatar lash out to draw more support to its side, could any side make a miscalculation or mistake?
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The militant Islamist group never went away, continuing to lash out at the new Afghan government and its allies.
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They're jerked around by the star's magnetic field, curving into violent jets that lash out into the solar system.
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The worse they get, though, the more likely it is that these states may lash out and posture further.
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Letter To the Editor: "With Pensions Like This ($315 a Month), Chileans Lash Out at System" (news article, Sept.
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Especially as 2020 approaches and impeachment and electoral survival emerge as dual threats, Trump may seek to lash out.
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Sinema's campaign spokeswoman, Helen Hare, called the video a "ridiculous" effort by McSally to lash out at her opponent.
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If that's the pace of justice, there are dozens more stock zombies that could yet lash out at bankers.
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And if she and Jon have a falling-out, would Jon's sisters, Sansa and Arya, lash out against her?
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By avoiding habitually rude people, you take away their audience and give them fewer targets to lash out at.
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"The Maldives authorities should address their own human rights situation rather than lash out at legitimate criticism," it said.
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The real risk is that China will lash out, and it's difficult to say how likely that could be.
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On Tuesday, President Trump used his State of the Union speech to lash out at the North Korean government.
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Trump also continues to lash out on NAFTA, which he has repeatedly threatened to pull out of or scrap.
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China is a secretive authoritarian state that can lash out against its citizens and rivals when it feels insecure.
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Thurgood and Sam banter, lash out, jostle for position and occasionally deliver some stink eye, especially Sam (at Thurgood).
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It could simply be blind anger, that these people hate Western societies and want to lash out against them.
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It could simply be blind anger; that these people hate Western societies and want to lash out against them.
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There's the kind of anger, for example, that's "a little bit blind" and "only wants to lash out," he explains.
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"The positive call [with Xi] means Trump is more prepared to work with China rather than lash out," he explained.
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I made Leny for the kind of prisoner who'd only lash out if cornered—so not a threat to me.
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In other words, there's good reason to think this isn't all a total contrivance designed to lash out at China.
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Cornered, Mr Trump could lash out in other ways, such as further security-clearance revocations, or even firing Mr Mueller.
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For lashing out, in the throws of an early-morning desperation, at the only person he can lash out at?
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The scariest moment on The X-Files didn't involve the worm that made people lash out violently at each other.
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And as they do, some may lash out at innocent, law-abiding Muslims and immigrants, as we've seen happen before.
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I take hits from media sometimes and it doesn't always make you happy but it doesn't mean I lash out.
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They'll be more ready to mobilize for when or if the administration truly does lash out against the nation's scientists.
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But he suggested they also aren't going to get there by gratifying any retributive urges to lash out at Trump.
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But Bush did not lash out at infuriated local officials when they pleaded with the federal government for more assistance.
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External factors such as ideology and access to guns, though important, cannot fully explain why someone decides to lash out.
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The message was clear: when killers lash out at their critics, the fault lies with the speakers who inflame them.
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" Logan goes on ... "Your power is fading, you shine is dull and this is what bully's do, they lash out.
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Trump's speech diagnosed a struggling nation and lash out at political correctness, corporate spin, "carefully crafted lies" and media myths.
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Namajunas used to lash out with her legs constantly but suffered a rough loss to Carla Esparza and settled down.
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Portions of the interview were released last week, prompting Trump to lash out at McCabe in multiple posts on Twitter.
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It might also cause your soon-to-be-ex-friend to lash out, which leads me to the next scenario.
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Having been hit by the parent can elevate stress and reduces a child's coping skills, so they may lash out.
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With its economy crumbling, Iran was always prone to lash out, forcing Mr. Trump to choose between war and peace.
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And I completely get why fans lash out at people who criticize or try to hurt the celebrities they love.
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If you are well known and say something about Trump that upsets the Snowflake in Chief, he will lash out.
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The virus may make the regime lash out, rather than heed the lessons of the past year and be cautious.
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If you're in a relationship, this transit could influence you to lash out against your partner or set an ultimatum.
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Reid has repeatedly used the Senate floor to lash out at Republicans, arguing they are to blame for Trump's rise.
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He used it as an opportunity to lash out at those who oppose him, just as Jesus would have done.
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If you're talking to a liberal, they would just lash out at you, saying how stupid and ignorant you are.
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However, Peter didn't have the right to lash out by essentially dooming the rest of his TV girlfriend's life in perpetuity.
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Ranchers on the edge of failure feel threatened by predators snatching away their calves, and some lash out against that threat.
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It has, however, reserved the right to lash out at some of their negotiators or policies without slamming the leaders themselves.
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Jackson experiences a bit of envy that Ally is experiencing success, and in some cases it causes him to lash out.
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"He has proved himself over and over again to be quick-tempered, defensive, prone to lash out," he wrote in Politico.
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Then, once they start doing the work, they become fast friends, and Nadia can lash out at Beatrice on his behalf.
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North Korea, seeing what was happening, would lash out, perhaps with its nuclear weapons, before the assault was ready to start.
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" But, he continued, with no rehabilitation programs or relief, inmates "get fed up about it and lash out after a while.
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And you don't want that person to go back into the general population upset or angry and lash out at somebody.
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He is using the term to lash out against the powerful social movements that have challenged social, ethical, and cultural discrimination.
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Trump has continued to lash out at Sessions, including calling him a "total disaster" during an interview published earlier this month.
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But it also speaks volumes to Trump's quickness to lash out against any individual or organization that speaks critically of him.
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It is not surprising that young people are prone to lash out, particularly when there are sociologic reasons to do so.
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If it were, ordinary people could legitimately lash out about wealth at the top regardless of how they themselves were faring.
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Even his Twitter feed -- which he ordinarily uses to lash out at Russia stories -- has remained staid during his trip abroad.
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Does it make you an asshole if you lash out at people, or does it make it that you're reaching disappointment?
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Perhaps precisely because he is thwarted at home, Trump is now more prone than ever to lash out against foreign foes.
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Even when Trump seems reasonable in the moment, he may later lash out on social media, and his supporters often follow.
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Trump has vehemently denied the accusations and on Friday continued to lash out at the women, including by insulting their appearances.
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Above all, these women, and the women they know, are ready to lash out against Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Reid routinely uses the Senate floor to lash out at McConnell and GOP senators for refusing to cut ties with Trump.
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Aníbal Acevedo Vilá took the opportunity to lash out at two political rivals, Republican Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González-Colón and Gov.
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While studies show tigers can peacefully coexist with people, any frustrated, cooped-up cat has the capacity to eventually lash out.
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This seemed to Mendenhall so grossly unreasonable that she would sometimes lash out at the A.C.S. lawyers in the hallway afterward.
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But on Wednesday Barr made the mistake of taking to Twitter again to lash out at ABC and her co-stars.
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"When making life-or-death, war-or-peace decisions, a president just can't pop off or lash out irrationally," she said.
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Given everything we know about Trump now, it's remarkable he didn't lash out at the dead gorilla for stealing the spotlight.
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I think when people are frustrated they lash out at the easy target, the one they can quickly rally support for.
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Reggie Love's answer is to lash out in anger, but he winds up catching a bullet from Leon for doing it.
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Social media users in China have circumvented rules on criticizing the government, avoiding censors to lash out at the state response.
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The result may be to talk himself into a corner where the only way out is to lash out with force.
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The East Wing is known to lash out when faced with coverage the first lady views as unfair: In October, Mrs.
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No, this is a President who is likely to lash out, seek revenge, and continue abusing the powers of his office.
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In that schema, Trump simply had no choice but to lash out, to rebalance the equation of dominance in his favor.
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The existence of the video was an excuse for viewers to lash out at what they deemed to be stereotypical sorority life.
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A declining power needs containing until it is eventually overrun by its own contradictions—even as the urge to lash out remains.
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They lose their ability to communicate verbally so if you are trying to do something they don't like, they instinctively lash out.
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Wednesday's dive on Wall Street prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to lash out against the U.S. Federal Reserve for raising interest rates.
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Khan criticized Trump at last week's Democratic National Convention, spurring Trump to lash out at Khan and his wife over the weekend.
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"Congress, on the other hand, may lash out, as this will be seen as another affront to the U.S. and regional stability."
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And Donald Trump does, in fact, have a tendency to lash out at Saturday Night Live's portrayal of him by Alec Baldwin.
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Unfortunately, addicts often lash out at the very people who are trying the hardest to help them break the cycle of addiction.
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Michael and Dina Lohan plan to sue a U.S. senator who conjured up Lindsay's drunken past to lash out at a CEO.
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Some prisoners like to get drunk on the holidays and then lash out at other prisoners because they hate where they are.
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Besieged by criticism over police shootings, they lash out at their perceived enemies, especially Black Lives Matter activists and the liberal media.
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Biermann says Kopech is very protective of her, and will lash out at people who post negative comments on her Instagram account.
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Or he could rage and redden and lie and lash out like the Trump we're accustomed to — the real Trump, I'd venture.
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This caused Brown to lash out, and he even reportedly tried to paint his old helmet to look like the new ones.
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Some people thought her enthusiasm caused Apple senior vice president (and major Warrior's fan) Eddy Cue to lash out during the game.
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"Families understandably get upset and then lash out, wanting to know why their child was able to get this information," Nitschke said.
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Local residents lash out at being denied the opportunity for free newsNews of the rejected subscription didn't sit well with local residents.
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The Clinton campaign's decision to lash out at Sanders comes amid a narrowing of the polls in Iowa, the first caucus state.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Trump continued to lash out at the caravan, saying, "We cannot allow our country to be violated like this.
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What Trump did was instead to lash out based mainly on a vague sense of grievance, with no end game in sight.
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When he does lash out, it's not at Esther, but at a press agent who taunts him for living off his wife.
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The scrawny, pinkish bird balances precariously on a green wire; one foot hooks on, while the other looks ready to lash out.
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For years, experts have warned that Germany's increasingly radicalized far right would one day lash out with deadly violence against a politician.
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We also attended the funerals of victims of Sunday's attacks, where Christian leaders urged survivors not to lash out against their neighbors.
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Next month, they march on Washington, DC. "We are still, of course, grieving, and we do lash out at moments," Tarr says.
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Muhammad was the first to lash out, pounding the other boy with his fists, and staff members had to pull him off.
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He may be more gregarious than Frank Jr., but he's just as volatile and he's making Ruth his reason to lash out.
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But as Mr. Trump continues to lash out at critics, the chief executives are facing questions about standing by the marred administration.
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And, as at many companies, they contemplated what would happen if President Trump were to lash out at them in a tweet.
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Adding further sanctions on Iran is more likely to lead Tehran to lash out again than to step back from the brink.
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The mounting frustration has led Saudi Arabia, under a new monarch, King Salman, to abandon its quiet checkbook diplomacy and lash out.
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Trump has frequently used platforms such as Facebook and Twitter to lash out at political opponents and promote his administration's talking points.
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She warned people to be careful if they see large animals that are wounded, because after regaining consciousness, they can lash out.
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But Trump may have little room to lash out once again toward China if Beijing doesn't agree to the deal he wants.
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The potential for backlash is likely why the volatile Trump, who customarily would lash out at Kavanaugh's accuser, was muted on Monday.
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Einhorn, who founded Greenlight Capital in 1996, seized on the comment to lash out at Musk, and the SEC, in his investor letter.
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And when he's pushed he'll lash out, again and again, and eventually people will notice that lashing out is all he's capable of.
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" Queen was just the latest group to lash out at Trump for not getting approval to use their song, "We Are the Champions.
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In my demo, I wielded a lightning whip that allowed the character to lash out at enemies and dash along trails of rings.
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Overcrowded fish are more prone to disease, stress and aggression, which can cause them to lash out at each other and cause injuries.
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President Trump and Sarah Huckabee Sanders lash out almost daily, and now they have seen how this feels when it happens to them.
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Mike Doyle (Pa.), used his opening statement to lash out at the repeal, passed by Republicans and signed by President Trump on Monday.
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In the past, this led Mormons to lash out, including one instance in which Mormon militiamen killed 120 California-bound settlers in 1857.
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It is one thing for the losers of an election to lash out in anger as they cycle through the stages of grief.
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And we don't yet know whether the Wideman case will establish a precedent for players who lash out after taking a big hit.
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CICILLINE: Did the president lash out at you after Cohen's guilty plea about lying about Trump Org's plans to build tower in Moscow?
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"When faced with humorous memes and cartoons of themselves, some world leaders are thin-skinned and lash out," Kelly said in a statement.
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"You can't just automatically lash out at something, because it's not going to help change it, and that's really hard sometimes," she says.
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We begin to let hate seduce us when we believe we are facing an existential threat and want to lash out against it.
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But recent events have shown that the President could be facing a major defeat on his signature promise, leading him to lash out.
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He is a slave to his own pride, compelled by a childlike impulse to lash out at anything that threatens his fragile identity.
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They will lash out at you and project their feelings onto you, all the while thinking that you're the one causing their malaise.
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President Trump continued to lash out over an anonymous Op-Ed essay in The New York Times, written by a senior Trump official.
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Frank McKenzie told reporters the threat from Iran "remains very high," adding that coronavirus pressures could make Tehran more likely to lash out.
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It remains unclear whether North Korea will lash out with a weapons test during the exercise, as it often has in the past.
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"It was a trend in online forums, that they legitimately had a reasons to lash out," speaking of Mr. Rodger and Mr. Sodini.
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Dos Anjos is about putting his opponent near the fence and forcing them to move, to run, to lash out at him clumsily.
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Rather than taking steps to stabilize the country, it has chosen to lash out at the one profession tasked with reporting the truth.
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Ms. Nossel said Mr. Trump seemed to be "at an inflection point with his political base" and might feel pressure to lash out.
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That led Iran to lash out by force — such as bombing oil tankers in international waters — and by provocatively restarting its nuclear work.
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Even a mild mannered person without the kind of coarse personal history Bannon owns is likely to lash out after essentially getting fired.
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"The attitude has been to lash out at [James] and the family, that this is bringing the town disrespect and ridicule," he says.
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Last month, the FBI made a similar request which Apple once again denied, prompting President Trump to lash out at the company on Twitter.
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He argued that the whole controversy was Hillary Clinton's fault and that the presumptive Democratic nominee would lash out at anyone who attacked her.
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It's easy to lash out at the compensatory #selfcare trends I see, as a way to release frustration at a system that's not working.
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As Afshon Ostovar, an Iran expert at the Naval Postgraduate School, told me recently, Iran tends to lash out when backed into a corner.
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Salvini too has used social media to lash out at the judiciary and, more broadly, to comment on decisions he disagrees with or endorses.
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Many young Muslims are done with condemning attacks they had nothing to do with, or ingratiating themselves to politicians who lash out at Islam.
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Feeling dysphoria used to make him an emotional wreck, angry at the world, and he would get triggered by small things and lash out.
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We lash out for our own safety but it may not be solving any problems or getting you the closure or result you desire.
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Do you provoke a man who has demonstrated time and again that he is happy to lash out at people who disagree with him?
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The internet is having a collective fever-induced flashback to the 29 election that's leading many to lash out in anger at the state.
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He's a hopeless shell of a man who has given in to despair and is now defined by his compulsive need to lash out.
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They band together with those like themselves for safety, and then lash out in what they perceive to be justified acts of self-defense.
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Later, she was diagnosed with oppositional defiance disorder and reactive attachment disorder, which Cathy said caused her to lash out at them at times.
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Despite the uncertain path ahead, Trump took the opportunity Friday to lash out at his predecessors for not solving the North Korea nuclear riddle.
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Mousavian emphasized no other president would have provided such key services to the mullahs, warning senior regime officials not to lash out at Trump.
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They freely choose to do the work for him and they shouldn't be shocked if some -- not all --Trump opponents lash out at them.
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In a tweet, Trump appeared to lash out at Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who tapped Mueller to lead the federal probe last month.
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Analysts have speculated that being forced on to the defense at home will force ISIS to lash out externally to maintain its global image.
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Unchecked autocrats turn on the weakest and most vulnerable as scapegoats, and lash out in foreign misadventures to divert attention from problems at home.
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President Donald Trump used Twitter on Sunday night to lash out at Democrats, the whistleblower who lodged a formal complaint against him, and Rep.
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The missile test prompted President Trump to lash out at China, which he said is not doing enough to counter the North Korean threat.
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Isobel takes him to the doctor for a second opinion, an action that prompts the formerly sweet-as-honey Miss Cruikshank to lash out.
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Expect more helpful tweets and Facebook posts But not during the commuting rush, when customers are "more likely to lash out," the report stated.
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Going against yourself — feeling that urge to lash out with the low angry insult, and instead rising upward with the loving and understanding response.
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It was not immediately clear what prompted Mr. Trump to lash out; his tweets on Monday focused on his treatment by Ms. James's office.
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In another, he appeared to lash out at suggestions that Stephen K. Bannon, his chief strategist, holds the real power in the West Wing.
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They may also choose to lash out in a desperate bid to escape this logic, perhaps by making a break for a nuclear bomb.
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As his tweets and verbal statements make clear, he has an inner compulsion to lash out at forces and people who are obstructing him.
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If they can't quietly retain their grip on workers' money by gaming the system and deceiving them, they will lash out with amazing intensity.
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Chip treats her poorly, as he does most people (he tends to lash out when he feels slighted, which is more often than not).
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He couldn't swallow his hurt and anger over the Khan's speech, he had to lash out, to fight back, to smear them in response.
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Trump has frequently used Twitter to lash out at critics or respond to news coverage he deems unfavorable, prompting criticism from Democrats about his temperament.
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But that strong sense of ownership has also seen some fans lash out when they're disappointed, making wild demands and engaging in collective primal screams.
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I was so immediately relieved that I had resisted the urge to be cruel or rude to him and didn't lash out in my anger.
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He's been quick to lash out at other tech leaders, like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, for fueling tech addiction and has repeatedly compared Facebook to cigarettes.
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It officially blamed "settlement issues," although founder Jeffrey Huang took to Facebook to lash out at investment banks Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, which he blamed.
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I loved her so much and she had so much power over me that when she would lash out at me, it was incredibly painful.
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And for such a person, the approach can produce the opposite of the intended response, driving the person to lash out rather than to obey.
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And anyone who is under pressure and a lot of stress is liable to lash out and feel like they're under the gun — quite literally.
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Trump took to Twitter to lash out at the European Union, which handed the penalty to the search giant over its Android operating system. bit.
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The restraint on U.S. pressure used to be that it was trying to avoid backing Tehran into a corner and prompting it to lash out.
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But officials here, and even some of Trump's own aides, worry the Russia cloud could lead the unpredictable and bombastic US leader to lash out.
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The problem is that mainline party supporters like MSNBC's Joy Reid and others think the answer is to lash out with equal anger in defense.
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Trump's reflex to lash out in fact in the Comey case is the reason he is facing a special counsel probe in the first place.
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Like the man they idolize, these people tend toward simplistic slogans when asked questions; but when pressed or pressured, they lash out like bratty children.
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Armed with a pistol and repellent spray, he made lots of noise so as not to surprise any bears, which can make them lash out.
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So while people have been socialized to resist being impulsive in the real world, on the internet they cave to their temptations to lash out.
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"It's a great danger when something unpleasant happens that you lash out and your blame becomes generalized, which is what Kit does," Ms. Steavenson said.
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But some analysts said the economic penalties had strengthened local support for hard-line officials in Tehran and might provoke the country to lash out.
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And Mr. Trump has never addressed the common argument that the reimposition of crippling sanctions last year is what has pushed Iran to lash out.
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For the next minutes, Salem tried to criticize Tate, to lash out at her, for failing to help them enough, and Tate encouraged the effort.
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PARIS — The French president responded Wednesday evening to President Trump's scathing personal attack on him, declining to lash out and instead taking the long view.
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And that kind of demanding attitude is only getting worse these days, as anxiety around the novel coronavirus makes people more likely to lash out.
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Democratic lawmakers continued to lash out at the president's border policy, describing the prospect of migrant camps on military bases as akin to internment camps.
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It's also true, however, that Trump may well lash out against his Republican critics, which could turn his voters against them on this particular issue.
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After some off nights, she was in good form again last night and she graciously decided not to lash out against Bernie Sanders on gender.
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That led Trump to lash out at the majority leader on Twitter, questioning why McConnell has not been able to accomplish longtime GOP campaign promises.
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Lawmakers of both parties took the opportunity Tuesday to lash out at key local, state and federal officials for their roles in the Flint, Mich.
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A trove of City Hall emails, released under court order, shows a mayor sensitive to news media criticism and quick to lash out at aides.
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Medical workers say that patients sometimes lash out at them, and that other people avoid them, presumably out of fear that they carry the virus.
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For all the bruised feelings, experts on the royal family said they did not expect the queen to lash out against the duke and duchess.
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As its neighboring country, it stands to be the biggest loser if Kim Jong Un decides to lash out or retaliate to perceived U.S. aggression.
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As the end-of-June deadline approaches, it is not uncommon for the justices to splinter in their legal reasoning or lash out through dissenting opinions.
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Since entering politics and winning the president, Trump has similarly used Twitter to lash out at a dizzying array enemies in both politics and popular culture.
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It's so easy to want to lash out at a person we disagree with, a person we're mad at, a person we wish would behave differently.
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Narcissists exaggerate their own achievements and talents and can become impatient or angry and lash out at others due to difficulty controlling their emotions and behavior.
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Now five years sober, Lovato has revealed that it was her dancer's decision to tell adults about her drug use that caused her to lash out.
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Clapper said on CNN that the rhetoric was having a destabilizing affect and could cause North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to decide to lash out.
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" Trump continued to lash out at the elder Ball last week, saying he should have left the players in jail and calling Ball an "ungrateful fool.
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" Biden did not lash out at Trump directly, but he did criticize the GOP and homophobic policies around the world, including "corrective rape" and "conversion therapy.
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If Time magazine makes a huge mistake by not declaring Trump "Person of the Year," then I hope Trump does more than lash out on Twitter.
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A member of the Republican National Committee used a closed-door GOP meeting Thursday to lash out at voices he said were ruining the GOP's brand.
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His default response to conflict has always been to lash out, which can be entertaining on a reality-television show and effective in a political debate.
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"This is not the time to lash out, to incite fear and use trash talk and terror for political gain," the 85033 Democratic presidential nominee said.
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The volatile Duterte did, however, lash out afterwards about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, calling it an "insult" that he should express his concern to him.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Monday morning to lash out at his perceived enemies and praise his administration's efforts to contain the novel coronavirus.
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Add to that the higher price tag of a plane ticket and people may feel entitled to lash out against people who infringe on their comfort.
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She said racism toward Latinos has always existed, but what's changed in her view is that racists now feel validated by Trump's rhetoric to lash out.
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There are also concerns Iran could lash out militarily against U.S. allies in the region to deflect from pressure being built up by protests within Iran.
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The comments come as the president continues to lash out at Comey after the former FBI director denounced Trump during a scathing interview with ABC News.
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Depending on the outcome of their summit talks, Mr. Kim may lash out with a more provocative missile launch or even a nuclear test, they said.
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Asked if he expected Iran to lash out in the region as a result of internal protests, Modly said he had not seen intelligence on that.
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The Iranian regime no doubt will continue to lash out as the pressure intensifies, but they will do so without the nuclear weapons that they desire.
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Mr. Bayona allows Conor to fume and rage, and to lash out at his family members, who often have no clue what to say or do.
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"The president does have a tendency to lash out, and I think in this case he would be well advised to try to temper that," Sen.
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I don't know the answer to that question, and if you aren't scared about how a cornered Trump might lash out, you haven't been paying attention.
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Russian authorities did not lash out as they sometimes have against international sports authorities who have alleged the existence of state-backed doping in the country.
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But as historians who have studied social unrest previously told me, there is usually something deeper going on when people lash out violently on the streets.
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Low kicks have always been a great tactic against Machida and The Dragon doesn't often lash out off the fence so Anders can probably take his time.
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Seoul, the South Korean capital, is within striking range of North Korean artillery, and Kim Jong Un has not been shy about his readiness to lash out.
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Many Americans want to lash out at a hated foe — thus Cruz's call for carpet-bombing — but they do not want to risk the consequences of war.
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Assaults linked to gangs, drug dealing and homelessness spill in from the streets, domestic disputes involving hospital personnel play out at work, and disruptive patients lash out.
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Arlene Holmes says she had seen a change in her son's behavior over the past decade, but had no idea that he would ever lash out violently.
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Through this journey, I am beset on all sides by those who failed, who fell to madness and in their despair lash out at anyone who approaches.
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Well-travelled and informed, they do not suffer from the inferiority complex that led Mr Putin's generation to copy the West and, later, lash out against it.
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And if he loses next month's election, it's a safe bet that he'll lash out just like he did this week, with devastating consequences for the party.
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" Cruz communications director Rick Tyler appeared on "New Day" on CNN Tuesday morning and sharply criticized Trump, saying he "just wants to lash out and call names.
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It's pretty childish and irresponsible to lash out by throwing things in the first place, and it's even worse when it's not even your television to ruin.
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"It's no surprise that Trump's team will lash out with falsehoods to distract from their failure, as they have the entire time," said Cruz spokeswoman Alice Stewart.
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The hyper-emotional Green is on thin ice with the league and can be temporarily removed as a threat by getting him to lash out just once.
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The tweet was the second social media lash out from Trump towards the fired FBI director since Comey's dramatic testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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So we lash out, as we did during last year's playoffs when a South Side bar advertised free beers whenever a Cubs opponent hit a home run.
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Whenever a vulnerable group is given national attention -- whether the attention is positive or negative -- people who are biased against the group may lash out, he explained.
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Instead, she spent months tending to Japanese soldiers who had limbs torn off or their bodies slashed open, extreme wounds that made them lash out in delirium.
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Goodman told Krueger that she suffered from "tremendous anxiety" that caused her to lash out at the group and that she regretted not complaining to management first.
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She made mistakes along the way, certainly — but she had the résumé, the qualifications, the stamina, and she didn't lash out when those things were questioned. Mrs.
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Khloé is so upset that Kim would try to one-up her that they both lash out at Kylie for buying the toaster in the first place.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.) said the administration needs to do more to counter Iran, otherwise countries like Saudi Arabia would lash out.
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Also, Trump has taken to Twitter to lash out at some of Canada's trade policies, even calling Canada a "disgrace" for its treatment of American dairy farmers.
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If we know anything about Trump at this point, it's that he can't help but lash out at his critics, and he values personal loyalty above all.
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Ms. White said it was easier for people angered by benefit cuts as part of the government's austerity program to lash out at immigrants rather than policies.
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She warns her fellow liberals to resist the temptation to "lash out petulantly" with an "every-state-for-itself model" most recently popular among the reactionary South.
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The shelter system can feel like a constant shuffle, and shelter residents often lash out at staff, share their frustrations with friends and family or quietly stew.
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But conservatives want to ignore AOC's idea that there is dignity in all work, so they lash out at her delivery, in this case, her code-switching.
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Those reports prompted Mr. Trump to lash out first at the cities, then at G.M. and its chief executive, Mary T. Barra, who he accused of inaction.
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Those reports prompted Mr. Trump to lash out first at the cities, then at G.M. and its chief executive, Mary T. Barra, who he accused of inaction.
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"It's really hard to stand out on social media nowadays, and I think it's become a trend to lash out or start drama to get recognized," he says.
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The idea of someone else existing in that prepaid space — even if they have no choice due to their body size — is enough to make some lash out.
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Even if they don't lash out physically or verbally, this data shows that they'll probably post some nasty stuff online about you and how much Black Friday sucks.
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So when its state-run news agency appeared to lash out at key supporter China — alleging it was "dancing to the tune of the U.S." — it raised eyebrows.
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Though Guadagnino says his televised antics at a strip club were mostly innocent, she has taken to social media to lash out at all of us for watching.
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Some people rely so heavily on their male privilege that if anything or anyone mentions that it may not be the best thing for society, they lash out.
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In each case, the victims were released unharmed, but the police warned that Mr. Fitzgerald and Ms. Harper were armed and could lash out if they felt threatened.
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The Manafort indictment has so enraged the president that members of his staff have confided to reporters that they worry he will lash out at the special counsel.
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Last month, the 27-year-old attracted controversy after he appeared to lash out at a fan who had reportedly mocked his performance in a French cup match.
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The instinct for violent consumption is still there, roiling beneath the surface and ready to lash out, but it's guided with hateful purpose by the Mind Flayer hivemind.
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" She said she and President Barack Obama have some of those same feelings, and encouraged the audience to not to lash out, but to "take a deep breath.
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Not nice After the situation had been resolved, and the roundtable was back on, the Times got to the bottom of what really caused Trump to lash out.
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He had visited the mall for years trying to speak to women, but they rejected him, which made him lash out, he told police, according to the complaint.
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"When desperate men who shell out cash thinking it will buy them Game fail, they lash out online," Petula Dvorak wrote for The Washington Post at the time.
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Rogen, who is Canadian, said he then went on to lash out at Ryan over his policies, though he felt "conflicted" doing it in front of his children.
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The request comes at a time when there are concerns the Iranian regime could potentially lash out militarily in response to the US reimposing sanctions on the country.
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Gohmert closed his line of questioning with a diatribe suggesting the special counsel's investigation was unfair and that Trump was right to lash out repeatedly against the probe.
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Or does it mean he calls America's forward-deployed troops back home, building them into a defensive, retaliatory force that can lash out if the nation is attacked?
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Sometimes when they lash out at people, or when they sting you in that classic Scorpio way, it's because they're protecting themselves from that deep well of vulnerability.
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"Iran's response to maximum pressure has so far been to rebuild some of its nuclear infrastructure and to lash out with increased violence in the region," he said.
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Rushing to retaliate may make it more likely that the United States will lash out at the wrong target, which may invite new attacks rather than deter them.
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Dany did not respond well at all to those losses — instead, she indulged some long-running tendencies to lash out and cause destruction, and massacred the city's population.
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" Or: "What if instead of 'I only lash out when I'm drunk' you say it again, but this time as 'I lashed out at my wife last night'?
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As Brett Samuels writes, the one-two combo and Trump's tendency to lash out during free-wheeling rallies sets the stage for what could be a fiery event.
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Neither of Mr. Trump's partners moved even an inch from their long-held positions and used their American guest in separate meetings to lash out at each other.
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Trump is known for his frequent, often combative tweets, but Thursday's attack on Brzezinski was remarkably personal, even for a president known to lash out at his critics.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. on Wednesday confirmed it was weighing a troop increase in the Middle East amid what the administration called "indications" that Iran could lash out violently.
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Many analysts blame the ruling party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, whose Hindu supremacist roots have emboldened supporters to lash out at minorities, often in the name of Hinduism.
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But as a caretaker, these are the thoughts that go through your head because the medication got them on a roller coaster ride, and they lash out on you.
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This system is very much in play when we're embroiled in a feud we'd like to win, or when we wish to lash out at someone who's harmed us.
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The wild card is whether Trump will discuss the impeachment trial, or use the speech to lash out at the House Democrats who will be sitting in the chamber.
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But as Kai points out, the words lose meaning when the person saying them is simultaneously holding a knife behind her back, ready to lash out at potential attackers.
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The Southeast Asian leader warned he would lash out if the US President raised extrajudicial killings in the Philippines' new war on drugs in an anticipated meeting in Laos.
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That prompted CEO Tim Cook to lash out against the EC in a public letter, accusing the body of ignoring Ireland's current laws and upending the international tax system.
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Activist Rachel McKibbens described this very situation, writing on Twitter that it is often the kinships between women that suffer as we lash out at each other in grief.
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"Trump has already demonstrated both deferential behavior towards Russia and a willingness to lash out at congressional Republicans when things aren't going his way," said Congress watcher Molly Reynolds.
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You can see that in those late-night or early-morning tweets, when he just feels compelled to lash out to say irrational things against his so-called enemies.
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Trump seems to be employing the pardon power as much for retribution as for mercy — to lash out at his critics and reward his friends who are under attack.
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Trump also continued to lash out at news coverage of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, accusing the press of having "misled" the American people on the special counsel's findings.
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Research shows that when turning to a machine for help, people prefer to hear a female voice, but they'll sometimes lash out at "her" if the request is denied.
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And so his go-to move in times like this is to lash out at the media and cherry-pick data that paints himself in the most favorable light.
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This finding has led him to lash out at investigations by the special prosecutor and Congress, and his views have compromised the administration's ability to hold Russia to account.
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"During rush hours when traffic or services are more strained customers will be more likely to lash out if they see N.J. Transit posting on Facebook," the report said.
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"People with mental health issues can seem overwhelming or intimidating at first when they open up to you, or just lash out unintentionally because of their suffering," Geppert explains.
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Later, Henry has the same conversation with his foggy mom, Ruth, who focuses just long enough to lash out at him over his plan to move her to Texas.
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He prides himself on being a "counterpuncher," but a better description might be a vindictive, thin-skinned egotist who will lash out at anyone who criticizes or thwarts him.
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Poor people with few prospects are supposedly more likely to turn to crime to get by and as a way to lash out at their difficult lot in life.
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Some GOP lawmakers, however, aren't so sure Trump would be able to keep the same message discipline and worry he might be tempted to lash out against Democrats. Sen.
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Aranda said years of coming to the mall to try talk to women only to be rejected "caused him to lash out and be aggressive," according to the complaint.
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Trump himself used Twitter to lash out against Wolff and specifically compared himself to Ronald Reagan, who was the target of claims that his mental capacity diminished in office.
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So when a reporter is trying to ask the President something its like they are walking on a tightrope because you never know how he could possibly lash out.
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"What the IRGC is going to do, if past is prologue ... they are going to lash out in asymmetric ways as they have in the past," said retired Maj. Gen.
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Read on to better understand what exactly caused the 25-year-old Invasion of Privacy star to lash out, and what the Queen Barbie, 35, has to say about it.
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Given the ability to promote himself to that many people as he seeks re-election, some of his allies are concerned about his tendency to lash out at his critics.
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It was an enthusiastic willingness to do things like scream himself silly at horror games — to make a joke out of his own vulnerabilities, not lash out at the world.
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The lower its exports fall, the greater incentive it has to lash out — not just to drive oil prices higher, but to deter Washington from taking even more aggressive moves.
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Yesterday, the mayor took to TV to lash out at the administration for a disaster response that she said could come "close to a genocide" if logistics aren't figured out.
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Manafort on Sunday insisted that the campaign is on course and is unconcerned about the dipping poll numbers, though he did lash out at the media for "exploiting" Trump's comments.
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Chinese state media, given a long leash by propaganda authorities to lash out at the United States since the latest trade talks failed last month, has also not minced words.
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Too often we are hearing members of Congress and the Administration just lash out at the people who are investing time and money and effort to develop these amazing therapies.
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Although normal PMS can make you more on-edge, for example, someone with PMDD might be so testy that they lash out at loved ones or coworkers during this time.
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Rather than continuing to try to take the high road and unify the country, the president-elect proved willing to publicly lash out at anyone who got on his nerves.
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The plant closures and layoffs, combined with a sputtering stock market and rising interests rates, appear to have sparked fears of an economic downturn and prompted Trump to lash out.
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Perhaps the fact that the swimmers said they were assaulted by officers — real or fake — has made the police here adopt a more defensive posture and lash out at them.
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Part of the planning for the fall of Mosul involves stepped-up security around Baghdad in anticipation that the Islamic State will lash out in the capital, General Tahseen said.
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But, they say, even if that happened, the president could simply lash out at "liberal judges" and reassure his base that he had made every effort to get the wall.
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But candidates are allowed to call BS when they see it, and they merely chose to lash out at the media for daring to fact-check such an egregious ad.
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The uncomfortable fact that hundreds of thousands of Chinese may soon be residents of Malaysia led a former prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, to lash out at the project last year.
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Research on vigilante violence helps explain not only why people lash out, but also why, in this era of hyper-connected online communities, the phenomenon is gathering strength and frequency.
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"If it really started to send their economy into a tailspin, they could lash out in a more extreme way," said John Delury, a professor at Yonsei University in Seoul.
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The data also prompted President Donald Trump to lash out at the Fed, saying the central bank has kept interest rates "too high," with a strong dollar hurting U.S. factories.
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Well, the next morning in the US, he took to Twitter to lash out at the real issue: US–South Korea military exercises, which he's long complained are too expensive.
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It's an accusation that has infuriated the President, causing him to lash out in ways that only hardened the view that his words are mismatched for a somber national moment.
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Taurus is a notoriously stubborn sign — in fact the only reason the otherwise peaceful Bull will lash out is if they feel like their comfort zone is being invaded or violated.
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These categories are not mutually exclusive for Donny and Andrea, who court and question, sidle up to and lash out at the audience, which sits too near the stage for comfort.
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When he was feeling scared, David tended to lash out at me, which was fine because he knew I felt this was my fight, too, and we were in it together.
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Pornography also takes power away from the pimps; it's downright painful to watch C.C. (Gary Carr) lash out when Lori (Emily Meade) takes a gig in a movie without his permission.
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He uses it to lash out at news articles he doesn't like, and has dramatized the process of his cabinet selection by bypassing the press in favor of 140-character announcements.
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Amelia Gray Hamlin is speaking out about why her eating disorder caused her to lash out at her dad Harry Hamlin on Tuesday's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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Eventually the company hopes to build better predictive software to identify users who've shown signs of increasingly worrisome behavior so their activity can be more closely moderated before they lash out.
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If the deadline keeps moving backward, it's possible Trump could lose his patience and lash out by either firing Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the Mueller probe.
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But they spent Friday night into Saturday using a rare all-night floor session to lash out at how Republicans have handled Kavanaugh and the sexual misconduct allegations against him. Sen.
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Students in many schools say supporters of Donald J. Trump have felt empowered to lash out at minorities, while outraged backers of Hillary Clinton have been spurred to organize and demonstrate.
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It's not that the young North Korean leader is expected to lash out randomly with some kind of unilateral, unexpected strike – he knows that would result in his own regime's destruction.
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Trump last month took to Twitter to lash out at three members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, including Labrador, and threatened to back primary challenges against caucus members in 2018.
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With Donald Trump running as the anti-Obama, the president has a great deal at stake, which may help explain why he's begun to lash out at the presumptive Republican nominee.
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It's tough to say "don't lash out" but many of McGregor's opponents have come off the fence to move straight at him and lunge for his head right off the bat.
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Like the great weight jumping Lethwei fighter, Tway Ma Shaung, Saenchai seems happy to lash out with every weapon he is allowed to but doesn't rely heavily on any single one.
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The risk is that this kind of confused, potentially threatening message makes the North feel even more insecure — causing them to lash out even more with provocations like new missile tests.
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The U.S. data also prompted President Donald Trump to lash out at the Fed, saying the central bank has kept interest rates "too high," with a strong dollar hurting U.S. factories.
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Trudeau did not lash out this week at the Trump administration, nor did he take an especially tough stand with Iran, stopping short of calling the tragedy an act of war.
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The inner monologue of Nora, the narrator of Claire Messud's novel "The Woman Upstairs," fumes with anger at her own unrealized dreams, giving herself permission to lash out in unforgivable ways.
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Many leaders who privately opposed Mr. Trump were afraid to criticize him in public because they did not want him to lash out at the party or mount an independent campaign.
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Evie did not respond to my request for comment, but has been commenting on Twitter, where they encouraged people to not lash out at Gemini for the decision they had made.
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Shkreli has at times seemed to revel in his public infamy and since his December 2015 arrest, he has used social media to boast of his wealth and lash out at critics.
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Conclusion: When you restrict yourself so fundamentally, it's only natural your body will lash out at you, and you'll end up binging on something unhealthy, as I did on my first day.
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Yet that dynamic is partly what concerns many of Trump's allies, who worry the President's obvious fixation on the impeachment matter is causing him to lash out in unhelpful and erratic ways.
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I know New York parents believe that if you do anything to suggest that their children are doing something wrong, it will scar them for life and they will lash out accordingly.
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And in any case, this topic is merely a magnet for Bernie supporters who are hurting and willing to lash out — a minority blinded by Clinton hatred enough to become Trump supporters.
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On Monday morning, he took to Twitter to lash out at an African-American pharma mogul who resigned from the president's manufacturing council to protest Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
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When people get negative feedback at work, when they attribute it to the relationship rather than just to the individuals involved, they don't wallow in self-pity or lash out in anger.
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Blind partisanship and a deep-seated distrust of NPR appears to have made some supporters lash out at the station for tweeting out a document that was last controversial in, um, 1776.
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Trump's tendency to lash out at naysayers and rivals for dominance has been plain for years, but in politics, at least, he has always behaved this way in a siege-like environment.
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Expensive presidential trips like this previously caused ire from pre-public servant Trump, who would often lash out on Twitter against Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama about their travel schedules.
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The book includes numerous firsthand accounts from White House sources that portray an administration rife with conflict, personal insults and a president with a tendency to lash out at his closest aides.
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To sum up, Trump's response to mourning parents who had lost their son to war was to lash out at their religion — by suggesting that their faith forced the mom into silence.
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Perhaps you want to lash out against your idiot fellow citizens on the other side of our gaping political divide, or at your own candidate for committing bone-headed errors in judgment.
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When one of the actors refers to him as Mr. Hitler, instead of Führer, he doesn't merely lash out, but accuses the person of something worse than a spy: being a Jew.
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Mr. Trump availed himself of the platform to blame former President Barack Obama for not pushing back against Russian election interference and lash out at Democrats over obstructing the health care bill.
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Trump continued to lash out against North Korea into the fall months, adding a new nickname for the country's leader in a series of tweets including this one: That was a Saturday.
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But cracking down on the Iranian regime could cause Iran to lash out elsewhere in the region, analysts said, putting pressure on the U.S. to respond with more than statements and sanctions.
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After five months in office, Mr. Trump still kibitzes with television stars, keeps close tabs on his news coverage, and is unafraid to lash out in public against journalists he deems disloyal.
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Why it matters: The maximum pressure policy has undoubtedly hurt Iran's economy, but it risks becoming a victim of its own success if dried-up revenues spark Iran to lash out further.
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And a few progressives cautioned against making too much of the summit's inadequacy, arguing, in part, that it was better for Trump to get suckered and claim victory than to lash out.
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You see the world as you live it, and so if you live it as someone who's getting increasingly resentful and bitter, you lash out and you are increasingly resentful and bitter.
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Ironic offensiveness is far too easy to twist into the idea that nothing is worth caring about, and that getting those who do care to lash out is the funniest thing possible.
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Baldwin hosted the show this past Saturday, and if the sole goal of SNL was to drive Trump to Twitter to lash out, they could've featured many sketches with Baldwin lambasting the President.
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They focused on deescalating and preventing conflicts — instead of reacting with excessive force that might only anger demonstrators and cause them to lash out, or only reacting once things got out of control.
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The president's decision to lash out against players, however, prompted athletes, teams and its owners to respond, most of them expressing support for Curry and his decision not to visit the White House.
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He reportedly got in fights with his brother Bob, and he'd physically and verbally lash out at his colleagues, such as childhood friend and producer Alan Brewer, when he grew frustrated on set.
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But the presser quickly went off the rails as Trump switched gears to vehemently defend his presidency and lash out at the "dishonest" press for publishing "fake news," including about his Russia scandal.
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Even when people initially lash out in frustration or to troll, I found that if you talk to them and show them you're a regular human like them, they almost always chill out.
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To this end, the appointment of a "tough on crime" hard-liner like Sessions may embolden the DEA and other federal agencies to lash out, even without an explicit order to do so.
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Or worse, will he lash out by attacking North Korea, out of fear that the moon is actually an incoming missile, or that Kim Jong-un has learned how to control the weather?
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The Democratic Congresswoman is one of four politicians (collectively known as The Squad) Trump attacked in a barrage of racist tweets in July, and who he's continued to lash out at ever since.
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At 11:17pm Tuesday, while his colleagues were in full-blown crisis management mode, the White House's social media director Dan Scavino used his personal Twitter account to lash out at Ohio Gov.
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In other words, if you're seen as the office hothead, then even if you've been keeping your cool all month, people will still notice the one time you lash out in a meeting.
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Early on, she noticed similar feelings and behaviors toward her 21-month-old son, that she saw in her mother growing up—the temptation to lash out in anger, utter exhaustion, and resentment.
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Rose says she knows people who knew Anthony, or just loved him on TV, want to "lash out and blame" someone for his death, but says Asia is not the one to blame.
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As you noted, I made the point that although we sometimes follow the rules, we have been known to lash out or to secretly overthrow other governments, against the UN Charter, for decades.
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The upshot: Beijing is far more likely to lash out at the US economically or make shows of its military might than it is to roll over on the issue of Taiwan's sovereignty.
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And if they're right that regime change is a possibility, then the regime they're trying to change will become more likely to lash out the closer it gets to its own breaking point.
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But over the past few months, she has started using her Twitter feed to lash out at Democrats and has appeared at campaign events more clearly devised to appeal to Mr. Trump's base.
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He acknowledged that some of his Republican colleagues had concerns about incurring Mr. Trump's wrath, as the president continues to lash out at outspoken conservative critics like Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah.
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Your Money In the race to find someone — anyone — to lash out at over the immigration and travel restrictions ordered by President Trump last Friday, many consumers settled on an odd target: Uber.
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Ali Vaez, Iran project director at the International Crisis Group, said that even as they took tough measures to suppress protests at home, Iranian leaders might lash out against Washington, covertly or otherwise.
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The passing of these sanctions, which are ostensibly designed to push North Korea to the negotiating table, instead prompted it to lash out with this most recent belligerent statement from the foreign minister.
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With the return of original Jersey Housewife Jacqueline Laurita looks peaceful at first, the love between the former BFFs doesn't seem to linger as the two lash out at one another in multiple fights.
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Beijing has also long argued that anything it did to undermine North Korea might hasten the unraveling of the regime, bringing with it the danger that Pyongyang might lash out, perhaps with nuclear force.
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But Trump's unpredictable style and penchant for using speeches to lash out at Democrats over what he has termed a "witch hunt" has left some convinced that he will mention impeachment in some capacity.
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In a New York address Wednesday morning, Trump plans to lash out at Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as a failed secretary of state who is out of step with Americans on trade and immigration.
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Reputations are partly made, but also partly bolstered by perceptions that are perpetuated by exactly the kind of whispered rumors and open secrets that let men like Weinstein lash out for decades without repercussions.
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Aside from the potential military threat, there is also growing speculation around whether China will lash out against international partners by depriving them of the economic benefits they get from doing business in China.
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"Instead of pursuing human rights reform, the government of Saudi Arabia has chosen to lash out with punitive measures in the face of criticism," said Samah Hadid, Amnesty International's Middle East Director of Campaigns.
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You may be familiar with regular narcissism: a person obsessed with admiration, with a need for others to know how great he is, and a propensity to lash out when his greatness is attacked.
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"In many countries with authoritarian governments, the drop in revenues from falling commodity prices led dictators to redouble political repression at home and lash out at perceived foreign enemies," Puddington said in a statement.
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Oil traders must become especially attentive to Donald Trump's Twitter feed over the coming weeks, an analyst said Monday, following the president's abrupt decision to lash out at the world's largest oil-producing nations.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Diana braces herself on Fridays when it's payday, knowing there is a good chance her boyfriend, and father of her two young children, will come home drunk and lash out.
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Part of the mission for Trump aides early next year will be to sell him as a get-it-done president, rather than the brash fighter who is quick to lash out on Twitter.
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During Mr. Trump's presidential campaign, she sharply criticized his demeanor and warned what it might mean for American diplomacy — even suggesting that his tendency to lash out at critics could cause a world war.
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President Donald Trump responded to the worsening outbreak of the novel coronavirus by taking to Twitter Tuesday morning to lash out at the Federal Reserve, criticize former President Obama, and call for border walls.
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Even so, analysts say, Britain's friends would have little appetite for taking on a Russian government that has demonstrated a willingness to lash out with cyberwarfare, disinformation, assassinations and the manipulation of energy exports.
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Trump knocks news of CNN hiring ex-FBI official McCabe Conservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe MORE, a Trump critic who was fired for leaking to the media, as a contributor.
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Those are American targets, and the president has been quite consistent on this: The moment our troops and personnel are at risk, or a single American dies, the US is going to lash out.
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The data also prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to lash out at the Federal Reserve, saying the central bank has kept interest rates "too high" and that a strong dollar is hurting U.S. factories.
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If tensions between the two nations continue to escalate, Iran would be able to lash out at American soldiers and allies in the Middle East, and Iran itself would likely be devastated by airstrikes.
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They were intended to expand into new territory, lash out at Western military action or remind the world of Al Qaeda's relevance as global powers focused on its headline-grabbing rival, the Islamic State.
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He and his siblings open up about how young Warren was influenced by their parents: a mathematically inclined mother afflicted with headaches who would sometimes "lash out" and an ideological father who served in Congress.
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"We have been warning for months that the mainstream media's hysterical anti-Trump narrative … will radicalize demented social justice warriors and prompt them to lash out with violence," alt-right pundit Paul Joseph Watson wrote.
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RELATED: Conservatives lash out at Jimmy Kimmel for health care plea On Thursday, the House of Representatives voted 217-217 to gut large portions of Obamacare, making sweeping changes to the nation's health care system.
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Or perhaps you lash out in envy, like Gabe buying a boat to keep up with his wealthier friend; you don't have to be Tethered to notice that others are living better than you are.
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Islamic State itself is expected to morph into a more classic insurgency once it loses its final pockets of territory in Iraq and could lash out abroad with renewed attacks against Western targets, officials caution.
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On Wednesday afternoon, an enraged Adam Schiff went on television to lash out at fellow House Intelligence Committee member Devin Nunes, for his handling of the committee's investigation into Russia's involvement in the 2016 election.
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But he repeated a theme he has sounded after previous terrorist assaults in the United States: As the Islamic State's grip over Iraq and Syria weakens, it will lash out far from its Levantine stronghold.
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The king tried to appease Wongvajirapakdi by making her a royal consort, but she continued to lash out by disobeying the king and queen and giving orders on her own authority, Channel News Asia said.
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This can be safer not just for the person in a mental health crisis, but for the cop too — since it makes a person in the middle of a crisis less likely to lash out.
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The problem with being an adult is that, if you're in the wrong and you're being chastised for being in the wrong, you will lash out, because that scenario reminds you of being a child.
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"This is a president who will lash out and destroy anything if he believes it will suit his interests," said Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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This can be safer not just for the person in a mental health crisis, but for the cop, too — since it makes a person in the middle of a crisis less likely to lash out.
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But all along, she had a darker side to her — she was willing to lash out in sometimes indiscriminate retaliatory violence, ordering crucifixions and burnings of her enemies because she believed her cause was just.
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In the City of Brotherly Love, people seemed to come together less out of some mutual affection for the home team than out of a shared sense of being downtrodden and needing to lash out.
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Instead of targeted military strikes and global police cooperation, which would have been the most sensible reaction, the Bush administration chose this moment of unchallenged global hegemony to lash out and occupy Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Thus far, Trump hasn't done anything to cause his critics to pounce, even as they questioned whether the president's "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran has caused Tehran to increasingly lash out through proxy militia forces.
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Old spies lash out While the Dowd drama blew up, Comey and Brennan, liberated from the reticence required of a lifetime in the shadows, mounted a dual-pronged attack on Trump over the McCabe firing.
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During Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign, she sharply criticized his demeanor and warned what it might mean for American diplomacy — even suggesting that his tendency to lash out at critics could cause a world war.
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Instead, their goal was to bait us into defeating ourselves: They hoped that we would overreact, abandon our values and lash out in ways that would make the rest of the world turn against us.
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Bruised by criticism that their tax plan could prove costly to many middle-class Americans, Republican leaders in Congress have assailed the study as inaccurate and they continued to lash out at it on Tuesday.
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He was intensely private, but if confronted by a camera-wielding stalker in the parking lot of CVS, he wouldn't lash out; he'd simply flip the person off in the most coolly-Duncan way possible.
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But while that pressure strategy has done damage to Iran's economy, it has done more to back Iran into a corner -- and caused it to lash out -- rather than draw it back to the negotiating table.
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This could be only a temporary setback: despite his disdain for NATO and liberal interventionism, Mr Trump may well lash out militarily somewhere, at which point anti-American propaganda can, if necessary, be cranked back up.
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Residents lash out at utility company While the scope of this week's shutoff is less than the nearly 800,000 customers left in the dark earlier this month, residents said the effects are just as wide-ranging.
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Finally, China could lash out in ways that go beyond the US economy — for instance, by deciding to stop helping the US put economic pressure on North Korea to try to rein in its nuclear program.
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What happens next is at turns mortifying, horrifying, and deeply sad, but it stands in for what this show does so well: hilariously depict characters who find ways of making their pain lash out at others.
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Since Friday, Donald Trump has: It's no accident that this series of events has coincided with Hillary Clinton's post-convention bump: Whenever Trump is down in the polls, he starts to act up and lash out.
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Yet, in our times of anger and pain, we lash out at those against us, and when there is a group to target, we often latch on because we are afraid to face our own inadequacies.
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It's a move that highlights the downside of Trump's America First trade agenda: When he takes steps to protect one domestic industry from foreign competition, other countries take steps to lash out at other US industries.
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He threatened to end the payments in the spring to bring the Democrats to the bargaining table and then in the summer to lash out against the Senate's failure to pass a repeal and replace bill.
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Mr. Pence ultimately endorsed Senator Ted Cruz of Texas shortly before the primary, but he did not lash out at Mr. Trump or question his qualifications for office — a significant point Pence allies would later make.
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They are undertaking a forensic-style analysis of Mr. Trump's performances in the Republican primary debates, cataloging strengths and weaknesses as well as trigger points that caused him to lash out in less-than-presidential ways.
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Japanese PM offers no new apology for World War II; neighbors lash out Recompense unlikely For Manila, in light of China's assertive territorial claims, boosting security ties with Japan trumps righting the wrongs of the past.
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At times the violence threatened to spiral out of control, as members of the crowd continued to lash out at the detained man even after he appeared to fall unconscious and was receiving aid from paramedics.
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French President Emmanuel Macron delivered an ambitious vision for how the European Union should reform, but used the opportunity to lash out the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for its role during the euro zone debt crisis.
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And it would not necessarily just be a way to lash out at Beijing for not controlling Pyongyang sufficiently: Some Chinese banks, like the Bank of China, are said to have helped North Korea evade sanctions.
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While it could lash out, a wave of attacks against US soldiers or terrorist strikes elsewhere may draw it into a direct conflict with a more powerful rival, the United States that it does not seek.
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Trump himself used Twitter Friday to lash out at Rosenstein, saying he was "being investigated" for firing former FBI Director James Comey "by the man who told me to fire the FBI director," seemingly referencing Rosenstein.
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Message to Netanyahu' Saudi Arabia struck a giant arms deal with Washington this month during President Donald Trump's visit to the region, which saw him clearly align his administration with Riyadh and lash out against Tehran.
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Elizabeth Warren, Brian Schatz and Dianne Feinstein are the latest to lash out at the short-term rental start-up, urging the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the effect on housing costs from companies such as Airbnb.
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In recent days they have taken to social media and the airwaves to promote themselves and lash out at critics and anyone they view as standing in the way of Trump's agenda or his prospects for reelection.
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Bee, however, will frequently lash out at her audience of presumably young, presumably hip, presumably progressive viewers and say that we can't blame all of the world's problems on some horrible political system — Republican, Democrat, or otherwise.
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A 17-year-old student accused of fatally shooting 10 people at a Texas high school should be seen as a "victim" because he may have recently been bullied, causing him to lash out, his father said.
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The anger that he has consistently displayed in public and his tendency to lash out against his critics, whomever they might be, even the parents of a slain soldier, has sent Republicans into a full-scale panic.
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When called out for bringing politics into the tragedy too swiftly, he apologized, admitting he recognized that anger at the events made him lash out politically and it was not the time or place to do that.
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As his mayoralty was hit with both scandal and the complex reality of running the biggest city in Canada, he and his base would lash out at the media and the Establishment no matter what the facts.
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This aspect of Trump's personality demonstrably shapes policy; the president's recent decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports was, per NBC, a reaction to Trump having a bad week politically and wanting to lash out.
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In September, Mr. Kuciak asked Mr. Kocner about his apartment in the Basternak building, which prompted Mr. Kocner to lash out with the threatening phone call, according to a transcript released by Mr. Kuciak's editors at Aktuality.
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This seemed an attempt to punish a pattern you can see in Till's fights: he will leap back and allow his man to lash out off the fence, and then walk them back into it without resistance.
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"We've been thinking that as the walls close in around Trump, we would have a 'Wag the Dog' scenario where he starts to lash out," said Derek H. Chollet, a top Pentagon official in the Obama administration.
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Here's the bottom line: If the Trump administration wants to hold on to any credibility at all, the president needs to back off of Sessions and find another way to lash out at everyone's Russia-based obsessions.
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And, yes, they do use and sell drugs, and sometimes lash out in inexplicable bursts of violence over disputes like a battle for a girl's attention, or disrespectful words uttered on a rap video posted to YouTube.
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This week, two other groups backed by the brothers — Freedom Partners and the Libre Initiative — joined with Americans for Prosperity to lash out at Mr. Trump over the tariffs that he imposed on goods imported from China.
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The U.S. move also creates a more unpredictable environment in the Middle East, in which Iran could choose to lash out against U.S. interests more openly or keep chipping away at them and extending its regional influence.
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As a World War II military hero, Eisenhower felt the confidence to lash out against the nexus of congressional committees, defense contractors and military officials who shaped decisions about how to spend public money over actual defense needs.
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It's also possible that Kim was unhappy the US tested an ICBM of its own last week (officially unrelated to North Korea), which the autocrat might have viewed as a serious provocation and therefore decided to lash out.
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The issues of our time — Trump, Brexit, identity politics, housing and homelessness, how to pronounce "GIF" — seem to divide us ever more starkly, and so we huddle within our filter bubbles, and/or lash out at those outside.
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A perceived allegiance to one artist can push some of their more intense, devoted fans to lash out against other public figures on their behalf (or on their behest), and with social media, it has never been easier.
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When it did, the tempestuousness and negativity that informed it in the first place saw them lash out at fans online and at shows, making careless comments about LGBT issues, and each other, that eventually destroyed the band.
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He touted gains against the group in Iraq and Syria, which he said were forcing it to lash out elsewhere, and called for stepped-up efforts to stem the flow of foreign fighters to and from the battlefield.
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They'd gingerly point out that Syriana is actually a fictional setting from the eponymous George Clooney film, and he'd lash out at them for having the temerity to correct him, leaving Reince in yet another puddle of tears.
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He did take to Twitter Monday morning to lash out at Kenneth Frazier, the African-American CEO of Merck after Frazier announced he would quit Trump's manufacturing council after Trump did not condemn racism after the Charlottesville violence.
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I'd categorize them more as dreamers that had a failed sense of what they were going to get, and I think that frustration can make people lash out in ways that maybe isn't even in character for them.
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Yet as he closes in on the nomination, traditional party leaders are growing nervous that he cannot seem to resist the temptation to lash out at his remaining Republican critics, even as he professes a desire for unity.
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The President has called for investigations into US law enforcement officials for engaging in the Special Counsel's Russia probe, so it's not a stretch to think he'd lash out at Ukrainian officials if they refused to play ball.
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He said Iran, a country that has got its economy back on its feet thanks to the nuclear deal, would likely react with "rhetorical fury" to such a scenario and could "likely lash out" in the Middle East.
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The problem comes from the subsequent need to control any situation, the failure to see the big picture, the tendency to lash out in fear and anger as a way to fixate attention on oneself and obliterate others.
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The problem is that China has given no indication that it's willing to take a harder line with Pyongyang, leading Trump to lash out on Twitter — and leaving the White House scrambling to figure out a new approach.
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As Americans woke up to news that global oil and stock markets crashed on Monday, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to lash out at his perceived enemies and praise his administration's efforts to contain the novel coronavirus.
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And if Jon tells Dany that Sam was said source, she could lash out and accuse him of spreading lies as retribution for her killing his family members, family members who also refused to recognize Dany as their queen.
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I thought Cunanan's dad's final moments of opportunism might be enough to make him lash out at the police in anger and potentially die by suicide in the process, but he seemed to finally be resigned to his fate.
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A much larger majority, however, is ready to lash out at any company that slips outside the lines of "Indian" values and sensibilities — and India's unpredictable government has shown that it can react with the same sense of outrage.
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The event is billed as the most demanding test in golf, and yet when it predictably leaves the world's best players struggling, if not gasping, they nonetheless lash out with a grating chorus of complaints about unfair course conditions.
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It was here that those feints came in handy as well, Gastelum threw about a third of the strikes that he showed but Kennedy was forced to move, flinch, lash out and run while Gastelum simply walked him down.
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McConnell failed last month to secure the 51 votes needed to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill, leading the president to lash out in tweets and statements that the Kentucky Republican, known as a master tactician, is proving simply ineffective.
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People who know the president also worry pressure from impeachment could cause him to lash out in unexpected ways, including by taking an even tougher line with the Chinese, further driving up tariffs that have slammed manufacturers and farmers.
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But on the first day of the summit, Trump instead went global with his media feud, calling on a friendly reporter at a press conference, who set him up to lash out at his enemies at CNN and NBC.
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Instead, the last week has been driven by three characteristics that are purely Trump's: his absence of impulse control, his overwhelming desire to be and to seem dominant, and his tendency to lash out counterproductively and personally when attacked.
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A series of scandals, with the FBI raiding the office of Trump's personal lawyer and a string of Trump associates cooperating with the Mueller probe, has increased pressure on Trump and led him to lash out at Mueller and Rosenstein.
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An angry declining power like Russia is dangerous; it may feel tempted to lash out to show it is still a force to be reckoned with, by bullying Belarus, say, or by stoking the old fears of Chinese expansion into Siberia.
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Trump has gone after former President Obama, saying he was weak against Russia, and he continues to lash out against what he called the "fake news" media for their "conspiracy theories and blind hatred," as he said in a tweet.
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Trump continued to lash out against Sessions, not just on the recusal but also on the Justice Department's action — or lack thereof, in the president's opinion — on Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
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The announcement comes as President Donald Trump continues to lash out at the Bidens amid a House impeachment inquiry into his attempts to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate the former vice president during a July 25 phone call.
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The weakest early-game enemy is one of the most maddening: a Headcrab-like mimic that disguises itself as ordinary objects — a stapler, a coffee mug, a chair — until you're close enough for it to lash out with inhuman speed.
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And whenever people feel a threat to their identity and origins, they can easily be induced to lash out with disproportionate force, just as medieval Christians marched to war when told that their faith's holiest places in Jerusalem were being desecrated.
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Putin has used previous set-piece speeches to lash out at the West and the United States in particular, but he reined in his criticism this time round and focused most of his speech on domestic social and economic issues.
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It makes you so mad, you just want to lash out and do something to the person that won the gig just to make yourself feel better, something like... Mailing four dead skunks and a deceased raccoon to the successful applicant.
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On Wednesday night's episode of Little Women: LA, the ladies head to Alaska in an effort to bond, but tension between Terra Jolé and Christy Gibel causes the Dancing with the Stars alum to lash out at her cast mates.
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Chris Collins said Thursday he regrets blaming Democrats in the aftermath of the congressional baseball practice shooting, saying he "did lash out" but that it was "wrong" and that politicians from both sides should "try to tone down" their rhetoric.
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She will likely lash out at Tyrion's sister Cersei in episode five (who, by the way is Game of Thrones' true Mad Queen, complete with church-bombing and brother-loving), and many will take it as "proof" that she's gone mad.
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When the majority began plowing ahead with the Graham-Cassidy bill, another controversial plan to radically overhaul the American health care system, Democrats began to lash out -- first and primarily at the GOP, but then, as its momentum grew, one another.
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After making out with Lina's crush (and therefore crushing Lina), Xo tries to apologize to Jane the next morning only to have Jane lash out against her mother, finally explicitly telling Xo that she's the reason Jane can't lose control.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday refused to endorse a G-7 declaration calling for a reduction of tariffs and other barriers to trade, as he continued to lash out at traditionally close allies for allegedly treating the United States unfairly.
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In the short term, he added, the sanctions could have the opposite effect, prompting North Korea — which has behaved erratically ahead of American elections and during August, when the United States and South Korea have military exercises — to lash out further.
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When we feel this pain, we often react in one of three ways: Either we adapt our behavior to be accepted, lash out in an attempt to get more attention, or shut down completely to avoid further instances of rejection.
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In recent days, the president has again used Twitter to lash out at his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and at an F.B.I. agent who helped oversee the Russia investigation and who was fired for sending texts critical of Mr. Trump.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, disputed the idea that Mr. Trump's tweet about Ms. Manigault Newman was driven by racial animus, and defended the president by pointing out his willingness to lash out at people of all races.
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In the 22012 years since Mr. Trump first visited, vowing to build "the world's greatest golf course" on an environmentally protected site featuring 103,210-year-old sand dunes, they have seen him lash out at anyone standing in his way.
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He did not lash out at Disney CEO Robert Iger or Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who are white, when they resigned from his Strategic and Policy Forum because of the President's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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When their mother (the mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick) returns with no provisions and an empty purse, her own hunger, and her humiliation over not being able to provide for her children, drives her to lash out at the idle kids.
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"Rouhani and the reformists won a landslide victory in the May presidential elections, yet this detention makes clear the conservatives are still strong and can lash out," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy in Washington.
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The lawsuit further alleges that by firing Hubbuch, Rupert Murdoch is attempting to curry favor with President Trump, who reportedly reads the Post every morning and has shown that he will lash out at both journalists and outlets that offer any criticism.
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He's used his bully pulpit to lash out at GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump's rhetoric on Muslims and questioning of U.S. alliances, which could be a preview of how he may run interference for the Democratic nominee in the fall campaign.
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To many offended by Confederate nostalgia, the images of swastikas and burning tiki torches confirmed what they have long believed: that racism, and not respect for history or a desire to lash out against liberals and politically correct culture, is fueling this debate.
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I knew it was wrong and pointless to lash out at Carrie, but deep down, it also felt good—good to be free, and good to lose my temper in the face of absurdity again, without fear of being detained for it.
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He's showing that he will continue to lash out, is happy to settle scores with GOP critics like House Speaker Paul Ryan while he still can, and will use the media spotlight to wage his own personal battles before the American people.
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The truth is that ISIS has been quite open about its goal in these outrageous assaults: to trigger anti-Muslim sentiment in these Western countries, so that these nations' citizens and governments come to distrust, suspect and lash out against their Muslim citizens.
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But it also made me feel like—OK, if these other people are not going to lash out at me right now after saying that, and if they are going to say it, too, then maybe this is a good starting place.
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That and other issues — the Bundys' views of their livelihood, the federal government, and states' rights — have led the family to lash out in extreme ways, culminating in an armed standoff with federal agents in Nevada and, now, a shootout in Oregon.
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Aranda told police "he had been coming to the mall for several years and had made efforts to talk to women in the mall, but had been rejected, and the rejection caused him to lash out and be aggressive," states the criminal complaint.
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At the beginning of Mr. McKinley's interview, Republican lawmakers used their opening statements to lash out at the inquiry, making the same arguments about an unfair process behind closed doors that they later delivered to scrums of reporters after leaving the sessions.
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Trump was interrupted at least 14 times by protesters, who, at regular intervals, tried to tempt the GOP nominee to depart from his TelePrompter notes and lash out at them in ways that would surely create more unwanted distractions for his campaign.
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Indeed, the Icarus myth has an eerie resonance with the real-life story of Elon Musk, whose unbridled arrogance led him to lash out against one of the rescuers of the Thai soccer team that was trapped in a cave for 18 days.
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"These men had nothing to lose, and I could imagine the most desperate among them prepared to lash out in an unpredictable and even murderous manner," Ahmed writes in "Journey Into Europe," the latest installment of his series on Muslims around the world.
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Wall Street extended its losses on Monday as President Trump continued to lash out at the Federal Reserve, and an unusual weekend statement about the health of America's financial system by Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, unnerved investors rather than calmed them.
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Here's what you need to know: • The U.S. and South Korea start 10 days of joint naval exercises today, under the shadow of North Korean threats to lash out with missiles aimed near Guam over what it sees as rehearsal for an invasion.
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On Sunday, he used his Twitter feed to lash out at Schumer and Joe Biden and to praise Michael Flynn, the former Trump aide who pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. Around the world, the official virus count has climbed above 142,000.
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It followed a global lash-out tour in which Mr. Trump criticized Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, and was interrupted by news that the United States special counsel had indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers on charges of interfering in the 2016 election.
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In the American Prospect article, titled "Steve Bannon, Unrepentant," the president's strategist appears eager to lash out at his ideological rivals in the administration, bragging about his ability to defeat those who oppose a more aggressive posture toward China on trade policy.
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" Sessions told reporters last month that Horowitz's office was looking at whether the FBI handled the FISA warrant on Page properly -- prompting Trump to lash out on Twitter and causing Sessions to respond with a rare statement defending his "integrity and honor.
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" Sasse added, "Tehran is on edge - the mullahs have already slaughtered at least a thousand innocent Iranians - and before they lash out further they should know that the U.S. military can bring any and all of these IRGC butchers to their knees.
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"The trouble with a trade war is that it's not predictable, and people get creative and lash out in ways that are designed to get attention and cause damage," said Ed Black, CEO and president of CCIA, a high-tech trade group.
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The more likely path is that Washington continues its dead-end sanctions policy, further frustrating the Iranian people and causing them to understandably lash out and risk more death and suffering, while the government in Tehran uses the opportunity to concentrate its power.
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If Kim Jong Un indeed comes to this conclusion, he may feel he has no other choice than to further accelerate the development of these capabilities or, at worse, lash out against a United States he sees as determined to go to war.
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Last month, the 19-year-old got into a fight with one of the victim's friends, who then shared the video of the two girls punching each other and rolling in grass and provoking all three girls to lash out at one another on Twitter.
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Biden's decision to lash out to his left — now forgotten by pretty much everyone but Jackson himself — offers a glimpse of instincts and positioning that have changed little even as he has shifted his thinking at times to stay within the mainstream of his party.
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Jackson said Ali did more than any sheik, theologian or imam to normalize Islam in the U.S. Rather than lash out at the racism and other tribulations he faced in life, Ali responded with "nothing but bigness of heart and graciousness of spirit," he said.
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While Regina's hovering and smothering leads her daughter to lash out, Evangeline treats Madeline like a colleague — but also increasingly exploits her as a source of material, this beautiful girl with volcanic emotions who seems so much more alive than everyone else in the room.
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Last time the Trump administration pushed for a raise in the debt ceiling to be tied to a popular bill—a Veterans Affairs law the president signed in August—they were ignored, leading to the president to lash out at congressional leaders on social media.
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North Korea invited a select group of foreign journalists, but excluded eight South Koreans, to the scheduled nuclear test site closing "ceremony" this week as the regime continues to lash out and accuse the South and United States of "saber-rattling" for continuing military drills.
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Because that's the easy thing to do right now … you get angry or you get upset or you get hurt and you want to lash out, but what we're combating is hate, so it's about spreading love and using your voice [to do that].
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It is widely expected to conclude that China's bad behaviour has cost American companies more than $21trn, and that Mr Trump will use that conclusion to lash out against Chinese imports, using section 237 of the trade act to impose some $2700bn in tariffs.
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The robot certainly won't cut down on rage incidents, it's safe to assume that irate suspects will be even more inclined to lash out at a camera and screen shoved in their face, but replacing the bot is easy—replacing an officer is not.
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James Trusty, a friend and former colleague of Rosenstein's who now has a white-collar defense practice at Ifrah Law in Washington, DC, told BuzzFeed News that Rosenstein's background as a prosecutor means he's familiar with how the subjects of an investigation can lash out.
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Reports suggest that Trump's decision to lash out publicly at Attorney General Jeff Sessions not only angered Republicans on Capitol Hill but spread doubts they could trust him to stand by the party down the line after they took a tough and unpopular vote.
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Critics of gqom have been quick to lash out at artists in the genre, insinuating that the music encourages the use of psychedelics, meanwhile the exponential popularity of the music has also meant that police crackdowns are now part of the cost of doing business.
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The new sanctions should be seen as part of a much larger policy shift to make sure Russia truly understands that anytime it wants to lash out at the West, NATO allies or any U.S. partner there will be a hefty price to be paid.
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UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahayan shared a tweet at the time that accused Turkish troops of looting the holy city of Medina a century ago, prompting Erdogan to lash out saying that the minister had been spoiled by oil money.
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The notion that revocation infringes upon his First Amendment free-speech rights is belied by Brennan's subsequent behavior because the former CIA director continues — unchecked by any Trump administration official — to lash out at the president at every opportunity via any available media channel.
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Earlier Tuesday, Trump took to Twitter to lash out at Mueller, calling him "a conflicted prosecutor gone rogue" and claiming that he is doing "tremendous damage" to the criminal justice system in the U.S. Trump also tweeted the "phony witch hunt continues," referencing Mueller's probe.
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The deal, which must be signed into law at midnight on Friday to avoid another shutdown, is less about resolving any immigration issues and more about providing political cover for a wounded president—lest he lash out yet again, without regard for the collateral damage.
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It was in sharp contrast with his Twitter rants of the previous days, even the previous hours, when he unleashed a stream of invective, wielding keyboard weaponry, exclamation points, all-caps, multi-tweet attacks, to lash out against James Comey, Assad, Russia and others.
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Given this, Kim is unlikely to resume missile test launches in the near term or do something similarly inflammatory that risks prompting Trump to lash out, which could in turn trigger a new round of intense sabre rattling that derails constructive U.S.-North Korea engagement.
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The Trap Still, the very nature of these devices raises a host of concerns: If a device injures an already violence-prone rapist, will he lash out in retaliation against the woman, thus putting her in more danger than she would have been otherwise?
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As Grant's and Johnson's political differences grew wider, Grant, as General of the Army and immensely popular, began to suffer the ire of the increasingly besieged Johnson, who demanded fealty and, when frustrated and convinced of disloyalties real or imagined, tended to lash out.
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This piece illustrates poignantly how hard it is to not lash out at a toddler who has driven you to the brink of your patience (and sanity) — particularly if you were spanked as a child, and it's a default reaction in your lizard brain.
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Young men, many of them depressed, alienated or mentally disturbed, are drawn to the Columbine subculture because they see it as a way to lash out at the world and to get the attention of a society that they believe bullies, ignores or misunderstands them.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, a day after being acquitted in a Senate impeachment trial, used a National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday to lash out at his political opponents, accusing them of being "very dishonest and corrupt people" who are trying to destroy him and the country.
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China is quick to lash out against any hint of support for an independent Tibet and for an independent Taiwan, a self-ruled democratic island that Beijing regards as a breakaway province and has vowed to take back by force if it declares independence.
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Consequently, the impulse to lash out at Mexico seems at least in part like a quiet admission by the Trump administration that it has no real congressional strategy on either trade or immigration and might as well hope to work something out with the Mexican government instead.
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Meanwhile, Trump has been relatively quiet about "SNL" in recent weeks, preferring instead to lash out at the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Meryl Streep, various news organizations and the federal judge who halted the enforcement of his executive order banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Among the possibilities: It's his psychology: Michael Maccoby, a Washington, DC-based anthropologist and psychoanalyst, told Axios that Musk is a classic example of a productive narcissist — a renowned entrepreneur and visionary who is changing the world, even though he may lash out on Twitter when challenged.
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"I'm fairly convinced that 2017 and 2018 in the homeland will be more dangerous than we've seen before, because as we shrink ISIS, they'll lash out," Michael Steinbach, executive assistant director of the FBI's national security branch, told a security conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Thus began a string of Trump tweets (and retweets) in which he seemed to lash out in five directions all at once -- which is either an attempt to distract from that first tweet or just Trump tweeting whatever comes into his head at any given moment.
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"If I feel jealousy, I sit and really dig into my psyche to figure out why, and once I have, then I can start to work through it, instead of using that jealousy to try to control my partner or lash out at them," she said.
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Or perhaps it was simply his instinct to lash out when he was alone; his wife, Rosalynn, had bucked tradition by initially staying behind in Atlanta with their young daughter, Amy, much to the curiosity of Americans, who wondered if theirs might be a marriage of convenience.
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Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has so far resisted pressure to implement monetary and fiscal orthodoxy, choosing instead to lash out at both the financial markets and the US. He has suggested that there is a global plot that aims to destroy Turkey's political and economic achievements.
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But Mary Frances Berry, who is African-American and who served as the chairwoman of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, said that Mr. Trump's particular desire during his first year in office to lash out at African-American sports figures was hard to ignore.
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But this time, Mr. Trump, who tends to lash out when attacked, seemed to make his comments during comparative quiescence, with majorities of Americans approving of his response to the recent hurricanes and a stopgap budget deal with Democrats that took leaders in his party by surprise.
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Since the beginning of his presidential campaign, Mr. Trump has used the news media as a foil and, at rallies, he continues to whip up crowds with chants of "fake news," singling out news organizations and encouraging people to lash out at reporters assigned to cover him.
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But military officials fear that Mr. Kim might misinterpret such a strike, seeing it not as a single event but as the first wave of a broader assault on his government, and lash out with a barrage of artillery and conventional missiles streaming toward Seoul or Tokyo.
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And Mr. Trump seems to be all but daring them, using his ritual Twitter unburdening on Thursday morning to lash out at two Republican senators — Lindsey Graham of South Carolina ("publicity seeking") and Jeff Flake of Arizona ("Flake Jeff Flake") — who have criticized his recent leadership.
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Representative David Cicilline, Democrat of Rhode Island, brought up that report and asked whether it was true that Mr. Trump had lashed out at Mr. Whitaker, who at first seemed to demur, noting that Mr. Trump had said on Twitter that he did not lash out.
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A full transcript of Comey's first round of testimony was conveniently released a day after prosecutors and a federal judge implicated Trump in felony campaign finance crimes and prompted the president to lash out at Comey, whom he admitted to firing over his frustrations with the Russia investigation.
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Remember last week when UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor took time out from training for his upcoming super fight with UFC lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos to lash out at UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum while accepting his Fighter of Year trophy at the Fighters Only World MMA awards?
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Some 523m Latin Americans with low levels of education, about 30% of the total, are the voters most prone to lash out at established politicians and parties, and to choose leaders who promise to solve problems with a "magic wand", writes Latinobarómetro in an analytical note accompanying the results.
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While women are more likely to direct their anger inwards and search for a way to blame themselves, men are more likely to lash out, Weiss said, because it helps them feel more in control of their own emotions, as well as potentially controlling the people around them too.
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Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), the far-right Congress member vying for Jeff Sessions's former Senate seat, managed to take a stand for gun rights, lash out at Bernie Sanders, condemn the "liberal media," and paint himself as a lifesaving hero — all in one 30-second TV ad.
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The next day, Trump continued his streak of media criticism, taking to Twitter to lash out at the "failing" and "not nice" New York Times and announcing that he'd canceled his Tuesday meeting with the paper, accusing it of wanting to change the ground rules at the last minute.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Melania Trump, a once-reluctant first lady who has lately been ramping up her travels as well as directing her aides to lash out at rivals, allowed the public a glimpse at her nascent platform on Tuesday at a clinic that treats infants born with addiction. Mrs.
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Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure campaign" to impose ever more debilitating economic sanctions did not force Iran to capitulate; instead, predictably, it induced Tehran to lash out with a series of increasingly bold military provocations against Sunni Arab and Western targets while restarting important aspects of its nuclear program.
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If Trump can do the same, resisting the temptation to lash out at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other impeachment-effort leaders in attendance, he can leverage the SOTU speech to appeal to millions of Americans watching from home as they prepare to cast their ballots in the primaries.
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The expert explained that the move by Tehran showed that authorities "decided to lash out to let Trump know that they can also hurt him" and not be cornered by the president's so-called maximum pressure campaign to rein in Iran's pursuit of nuclear infrastructure and regional aggression.
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Critically, "The Facebook Dilemma" goes beyond the well-documented concern about manipulation of the U.S. election and the massive leak of user data to the way Facebook has been weaponized abroad, including its use to trigger violence and lash out against political opposition in Myanmar and the Philippines.
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" Musk, who had traveled to the rescue site with a team of engineers to deliver the mini-sub, which was never used, testified he took to Twitter two days later to lash out at Unsworth because he found Unsworth's comments about him to be "extremely rude and contemptuous.
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Rose is reacting to the TMZ story ... the CMA bosses panicked when they saw some users lash out against Beyonce and the Chicks in the comment section of the site and on social media ... some calling Bey the n-word and others saying country music is for white folks only.
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Trump says Putin is 'not going to go into Ukraine,' despite Crimea Former CIA Director Michael Hayden became the latest heavyweight in the George W. Bush administration to lash out at Trump when he criticized the candidate Monday night for making conflicting statements about his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Despite being corrected within 20 minutes by the National Weather Service, Trump went on to lash out repeatedly against journalists who reported on his false claim, defending himself via outdated maps, video manipulation, and even with a six-day-old map that he had been altered with a Sharpie marker.
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Trump falsely suggested that Cruz's father might have played a role in the assassination of John F. Kennedy near the end of the campaign, prompting Cruz to lash out at the first-place candidate in a way that, at the time, made a speaking role at the convention seem unlikely.
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For his part, aides to Mr. McConnell say that he has been deeply frustrated by Mr. Trump's willingness to lash out, even as the Senate leader successfully guided the chamber to confirm Mr. Trump's cabinet and judicial nominations, including the president's choice of Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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If Trump does eventually lash out at Barr, it wouldn't be the first time a favorite has blotted his copybook and undermined an apparently impregnable position after falling out with an often-impossible boss who resists any constraints on his conduct and often seems to sabotage his own political interests.
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Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's Gmail account was hacked by the same Russian intelligence-linked hackers that breached the DNC and the DCCC, researchers confirmed Thursday, spurring Clinton's team to immediately lash out at Donald Trump over his ongoing reluctance to blame Moscow for the spate of election-related hacks.
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Why at a time when the country urgently needs effective political opposition to an alarming new regime that is entering office with vast power but little democratic legitimacy did the Obama administration choose to lash out ineffectually in a way that unites his successor's coalition while dividing his own party?
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"I hope that guys who reads my thread takes away that if they are personally bothered by any bits of the thread (or all of it) then they shouldn't lash out at women for feeling the way we do, they should learn from my thread and better themselves as men," she says.
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Dems lash out at Trump over 23D gun decision , call settlement a 'death warrant' John R. Lott: Here's why restrictions on 22013D guns would violate the First Amendment as well as the Second Troy D. Smith, Trevor Johnston, J. Luke Irwin: 22016D guns: Are we ready for the age of downloadable firearms ?
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He is a young man with nothing to do, for whom the protests have offered a chance to barbecue with friends late into the night, sleep late most mornings, make himself useful while singing songs of love or martyrdom or an end to suffering, and lash out at a hated enemy all afternoon.
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" The restaurant then proceeded to lash out at Guinee on Facebook, claiming it was "very surprised at the callousness and irresponsible reaction of an attorney of law to attempt to destroy our reputation & possible livelihoods due to something that could have happened to anyone, whether cooking at home or in a restaurant.
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Speculation about her whereabouts led President 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 to lash out at the "unfair" and "vicious" media coverage of her.
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CNN on Friday said it has hired former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeTrump knocks news of CNN hiring ex-FBI official McCabe Conservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe The road not taken: Another FBI failure involving the Clintons surfaces MORE as a contributor, drawing swift backlash from conservatives.
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The three people said Mr. Kelly and Mr. Bolton were sparring over an issue that has frequently angered the president and has often prompted him to lash out at Kirstjen Nielsen, who succeeded Mr. Kelly as the secretary of homeland security after serving as his deputy chief of staff in the White House.
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To the Editor: Re " 'Vulnerable Voices' Lash Out as Companies Sway Climate Talks" (front page, May 17): I'm ashamed, but not at all surprised, that the United States is among the few countries defending the fossil fuel industry and rejecting a common-sense conflict-of-interest policy at the global climate talks.
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And confronted with criticism and questions about her work and the biases and prejudices that may have shaped it, Rowling's response was to take another name and lash-out in another series where she finally just said what she thinks of all those people who think they might deserve better than being ignored.
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Sawyer, played by Claire Foy, is convinced she has been wrongly admitted to the facility but no one believes her so she is trapped there and subjected to torments from David, who gives her pills that make her lash out and imprisons her in a padded cell where he declares his love for her.
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Hours later, Trump tweeted, "The Media is destroying the Free Press," seemingly quoting Fox New radio personality Mark LevinMark Reed LevinTrump takes time out of G-7 meeting to lash out at media Middle East scholars blame Trump for an Iran policy 40 years in the making Progressive group endorses three House freshmen MORE.
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Lewis' only answer was to lash out off the fence but he did so one or two punches at a time and never really troubled Hunt, spare his last flurry of the fight where he continued into a fourth and fifth blow, catching Hunt with a Murthel Groenhart style skip knee to the dome.
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Aside from trying to rewrite the history of Puerto Rico's hurricane, he has over the past few days taken time out to publicly lash out again at the Russia investigation, denounce Bob Woodward's new book, assail former Secretary of State John Kerry and taunt the Wall Street tycoon Jamie Dimon about running in 2020.
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Some ex-Trumpites depart hoping to still parlay the experience; Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerIn defense of Karamo Brown, and civility Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Conservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe MORE is as duplicitous on the speaking stump today as he was as White House press secretary.
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"I believe the James Comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible," Mr. Trump wrote in one of his patented early morning Twitter tirades — fulfilling the expectations of staff members who had feared he would lash out after spending a sunny weekend watching replays of Mr. Comey calling him a liar.
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By any measure, the principal figures in both works are women, and to label them as girls is to tint them with childishness, as if they were easily cowed by circumstance or stormy feelings, and thus more liable to lash out, or to sink into a sulk, rather than submit their troubles to adult consideration.
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It's superficially easy to read the show's central story in terms of racial strife: White dudes Neal Gamby (McBride) and Lee Russell (the absolutely tremendous Walton Goggins), the vice principals of the title, lash out viciously at Dr. Belinda Brown (a terrific Kimberly Hebert Gregory), the black woman who was named principal instead of them.
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If he continues to lash out in public against anyone who comes his way and if he continues to make rambling and disjoined and patently false statements about vital policy issues, he might very well face a Republican National Committee that wishes it could turn to him in the board room in desperation and say: "You're fired!"
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But it came from Fox... → Background: The anti-Cummings attack started with videos from conservative commentator Kimberly Klacik, which were amplified by Fox, which inspired Trump to lash out... Two WaPo stories that understand the Fox feedback loop "The country can thank Fox News for touching off this entire calamity," media critic Erik Wemple wrote Monday afternoon.
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These young people -- who may shout for hours, bang their heads on walls or lash out violently at home -- are taken to the hospital after community social services and programs fall short and families call 9113 for help, according to more than two dozen interviews with parents, advocates and physicians in states from Maine to California.
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And yet when we began to study some of the sacred music, I was quite taken aback by how some of the pieces lash out at Catholics, Muslims, Jews, and it was hard for me to reconcile the glorious, exalted music that meant so much to me with these other pieces that had ethically problematic subject matter.
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He has continued to lash out at the former GOP senator over the past several days, telling reporters on Tuesday "I was never a fan of John McCain, and I never will be" and then on Wednesday grousing about not receiving a "thank you" for approving funeral arrangement plans for McCain, despite his dislike for the former senator.
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And so sometimes, when the baby is crying, when no one has thought about dinner, when bills need paying — when we're caught, in other words, juggling some of the most fraught areas of our family lives, feeling emotional, ready to lash out — sometimes it really helps to have a set of calm, cool numbers on a spreadsheet.
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While the Republican nominee was mostly able to brush off controversy throughout the primaries, now that he's the party's official nominee, it seems his heedless — whether feuding with Muslim Gold Star father Khizr Khan or vaguely insinuating that voters should lash out at Clinton or Supreme Court judges with violence — is escalating the arguments against him.
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And while "Chain Saw" has often been explained as a brief for vegetarianism, it could just as easily be used as a metaphor for our current moment: It focuses on anxious red-state family members whose jobs at a slaughterhouse are made obsolete by technological innovation (the air gun) and who lash out at dismissive outsiders.
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For all of the important, albeit hyperbolic, conversations about "white supremacists" and the "alt-right," we would be well served to confront the very real reality of a dangerous dynamic of liberals in an "honor brigade" who lash out aggressively at others with the false claim they are defending the "honor" of American values of tolerance, diversity and pluralism.
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To the extent that there was a plan to take advantage of the first days of his administration, when a president is usually at his maximum leverage, Mr. Trump threw it aside with a decision to lash out about crowd sizes at his swearing in and to rewrite the history of his dealings with intelligence agencies.
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During a book tour for her memoir "Becoming," Obama shared that it was not always easy to not lash out at attacks on her husband, former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaMost voters say there is too much turnover in Trump administration Trump's 'soldier of fortune' foreign policy Warren picks up key endorsement from Iowa state treasurer MORE.
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If you stand out at range, Tybura will try all kinds of clever things to try to hurt you—nice front kicks to the body, interesting boxing combinations—but if you press in on him he has a habit to lash out spasmodically in a way which can generously be described as unbecoming of a top ten heavyweight.
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That prompted Mr. Christie to lash out at Mr. Rubio on Sunday during a town-hall-style meeting in Portsmouth, N.H. The governor ridiculed Mr. Rubio at length for his incomplete attendance record in the Senate and noted that some of the ads on Mr. Rubio's behalf were funded by a group that did not have to disclose its donors.
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What's more, at a time when trust in the media has never been lower, and the US president routinely tries to blame his failings on the press, this would be an odd moment in which to lash out against journalists trying to ask questions of her (if that is indeed what she is doing—this could all still be about Calvin).
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She challenges white people to see that at least as far back as Reconstruction we have failed to live up to our nation's still-unrealized promise to treat all people as equal because we lash out in fear at any perceived threat to our power and we still do not know how to live in peace with people of color.
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His lack of ties to established Republican Party actors, his deep hostility toward both immigration and international trade, and his tendency to lash out at those who criticize his positions mean it will be feasible for Clinton to try to position herself as the consensus choice of a certain swath of corporate America that depends on participation in global markets.
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It's an outcome that the White House has pushed for, but one that some Trump allies say could cause the president to lash out and say, "I told you so" as he starts seeing cable news coverage of Democrats — and even some Republicans — lamenting that the trial format was broken, riven by partisanship and incapable of delivering a true verdict on Trump's behavior.
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President 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 on Tuesday continued to lash out at French President Emmanuel Macron, hitting the French leader for a "very low Approval Rating," the unemployment rate and trade policies.
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Then I got up to San Francisco, and I remember I had been on the phone with a friend of mine and they had told me something regarding the person that the song is about, and it just felt like such a weight, [I wanted to] lash out, some sort of burst of emotion…I needed to get something off my chest.
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The House Education Committee questions Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTeacher's union leader: DeVos is 'a cautionary tale' of presidential impact on public education Democratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' Democrats lash out at DeVos over proposed changes to loan forgiveness plan MORE about the department's choppy record on student loan debt forgiveness at 9 a.m.
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"A full-on Russian confrontation with American troops would risk encouraging Trump to lash out and double-down, but if Russia and its local allies can sustain a constant, low-level campaign of challenges in which dynamics are manipulated and red lines blurred, then who knows what might happen," said Charles R. Lister, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute.
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WASHINGTON — The commemoration of Martin Luther King's Birthday on Monday became a day of confession, invective and promise for prominent Democrats, who used events across the country honoring the slain civil rights leader to try to inoculate themselves from criticism, lash out at President Trump as a racist and, in one case, begin a history-making run for the White House.
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EU has put de-escalation and mutual benefit of good trade relation first, always, but today's concession could set dangerous precedent #trade It's also unclear how long Trump would want to engage in trade negotiations, which usually take a long time and hinge on increasingly specific and esoteric details, or if he will change his mind and lash out at the Europeans down the road.
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Since becoming president-elect, Trump has used Twitter — a favorite of his during the campaign — to defend his business interests in the face of conflict of interest allegations, to attempt to spin coverage of a $25 million settlement in his Trump University fraud cases, to lash out at political foes, and even to turn his nose up at Saturday Night Live, which he himself hosted last November.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) to lash out at Gowdy, given that they chair subcommittees on Gowdy's Oversight and Government Reform panel and work with him on numerous issues.
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But the prospect of Democrats using their newly gained subpoena powers caused the president to lash out in harsher, more threatening, terms: If the Democrats think they are going to waste Taxpayer Money investigating us at the House level, then we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them for all of the leaks of Classified Information, and much else, at the Senate level.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump appeared to soften some of his hardest-line campaign positions on immigration on Sunday, but he also restated his pledge to roll back abortion rights and used Twitter to lash out at his critics, leaving open the possibility that he would continue using social media in the Oval Office and radically change the way presidents speak to Americans.
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Instead, you can go to the website of the New Hampshire Union-Leader newspaper, whose onetime publisher, William Loeb (when the paper was called the Manchester Union-Leader), once was the scourge of Democratic candidates and is credited for prompting Senator Edmund S. Muskie to lash out at him, and perhaps to cry amid the falling snow, wounding the Maine lawmaker's prospects in 1972.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonTeacher's union leader: DeVos is 'a cautionary tale' of presidential impact on public education Democratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' Democrats lash out at DeVos over proposed changes to loan forgiveness plan MORE (D-Fla.) lashed out at DeVos, saying her actions as Education secretary will prompt Americans to vote out the Trump administration next year.
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The details of the briefing were reportedly relayed to the president — a detail he seemed to confirm in his rally remarks Friday — and caused him to lash out at acting intelligence chief Joseph MaguireJoseph MaguireSchumer asks Justice Department to probe Grenell's consulting work Grenell asks top intel official to remain in role amid lawmaker concerns John Ratcliffe back under consideration by Trump for top intel job MORE.
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It's also a sign that many parts of Trump's playbook — a populist image, an authentic social media presence, a willingness to lash out at mainstream media gatekeepers and fact-checkers, and a lack of deference to party leaders — are becoming enduring features of American politics, rather than some aberration made possible only by Trump's unique persona or the state of the Republican Party circa 2015.
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Mark Salter, who was a speechwriter on McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, took to Twitter to lash out at Trump for his recent attacks on GOP rival Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE.
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Just last month, after Colbert made a crude joke about Donald Trump's "love" for Vladimir Putin, President Trump (the guy who is supposed to be focused on things like keeping the nation safe, creating jobs, and the like) took time out of being President to lash out at Colbert, calling the late night host a "no-talent guy" and venting that without him, Colbert would be nothing in the ratings.
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"Queer Eye" star Bobby Berk blasted ABC for casting Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerConservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe 'Queer Eye' star blasts 'Dancing with the Stars' for including Sean Spicer Trump says Spicer will 'do great' on 'Dancing with the Stars' MORE, the former Trump administration press secretary, in the next season of "Dancing with the Stars" and defended his fellow "Queer Eye" castmate, Karamo Brown.
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"Queer Eye" co-host Karamo Brown defended a fellow contestant on the next season of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerConservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe 'Queer Eye' star blasts 'Dancing with the Stars' for including Sean Spicer Trump says Spicer will 'do great' on 'Dancing with the Stars' MORE, after the decision to include the former Trump administration press secretary drew ire Wednesday.
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Iranian foes in neighboring countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Israel, on the other hand, argued that Mr. Trump's willingness to come so close to military action — with warplanes in the air, ships in position, and missiles minutes from launching — instead meant that Iran should expect an even more serious retaliation if it sought to lash out again at the United States or its close allies.
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In no particular order: the severely abused child, who kills because of excessive abuse and/or neglect; the dangerously antisocial offender, who does so for selfish reasons, like money; the enraged, sometimes those addicted to drugs and alcohol, who lash out, perhaps, because a parent has stopped bankrolling them; and the severely mentally ill, who might be delusional and might think, say, the devil is demanding their mother or father as a sacrifice.
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Trump has used the White House briefings to lash out at journalists While the coronavirus briefings have been a source of information from White House leaders, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Deborah Birx, the Coordinator of the United States Government Activities to Combat HIV/AIDS, they have also served as an opportunity for the president to criticize journalists and his political adversaries.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTeacher's union leader: DeVos is 'a cautionary tale' of presidential impact on public education Democratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' Democrats lash out at DeVos over proposed changes to loan forgiveness plan MORE came under intense scrutiny from congressional Democrats on Thursday for refusing to fully forgive student loans for people who say they have been defrauded by for-profit colleges.
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Lawmakers were disheartened that Trump, after calling Wednesday for unity in the name of "the common good," returned Thursday to his Twitter habit to lash out at his general election opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and those conducting the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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"Despite constant counsel from GOP advisors and insiders to adopt a more decorous public persona, Trump continues to lash out at critics, to insist complex problems can be solved with little effort and to depict an America that's been 'ripped off by every single country in the world,' as he said in this week's debate," they said, referencing Monday's contest at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. "Terrible leaders can knock nations off course," the editors added.
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While environmentalists lash out at the Trump administration over blocked Obama-era regulations, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE says they should first look at Congress.
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The College Affordability Act (CAA), recently introduced by House Democrats under the leadership of Education and Labor Chairman Bobby ScottRobert (Bobby) Cortez ScottTo support today's students, Congress must strengthen oversight of colleges Democratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' Democrats lash out at DeVos over proposed changes to loan forgiveness plan MORE (D-Va.), takes an important step in the right direction toward improving our outdated accreditation system to better meet the needs of today's students.
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The story, published barely two days after Trump took the oath of office, detailed the panic gripping Trump's inner circle as they watched their boss's first hours in office: To the extent that there was a plan to take advantage of the first days of his administration, when a president is usually at his maximum leverage, Mr. Trump threw it aside with a decision to lash out about crowd sizes at his swearing in and to rewrite the history of his dealings with intelligence agencies.
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If Mueller were to pursue his son, Trump could lash out and fire Mueller, Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, and even Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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The president of one of the largest teacher's unions in the country on Monday said that even though she thinks Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTeacher's union leader: DeVos is 'a cautionary tale' of presidential impact on public education Democratic lawmaker tears into DeVos: You're 'out to destroy public education' Democrats lash out at DeVos over proposed changes to loan forgiveness plan MORE has continued to target public schools, she credits the backlash for DeVos's appointment for helping to highlight national concerns over public education.
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Damon Linker, writing for The Week, put another spin on the sources of Trump's success: Trump supporters think the appropriate response to white working-class decline is to shut the border, keep out Muslims, deport 11 million undocumented immigrants, oppose political correctness about race and gender, lash out at the journalists who supposedly encourage all of the social and cultural trends that need to be turned back and reversed, and kick out the elites leading both parties in favor of vastly smarter and tougher men like Donald Trump.
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A staff memo updating the two senators' long-running probe discloses that the FBI — the version run in 2202 by the now-disgraced and fired James ComeyJames Brien ComeyNadler files motion to expedite lawsuit seeking McGahn testimony The road not taken: Another FBI failure involving the Clintons surfaces Sarah Huckabee Sanders becomes Fox News contributor MORE, Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeTrump knocks news of CNN hiring ex-FBI official McCabe Conservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe The road not taken: Another FBI failure involving the Clintons surfaces MORE and Peter Strzok — failed to pursue access to "highly classified" evidence that could have resolved important questions.
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