Nikita Khrushchev laughed off the idea as an "espionage plot".
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Afterwards, the two buds hugged and laughed off the joke.
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There are some things that just can't be laughed off.
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He famously laughed off the polling conducted by rival campaigns.
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But he says the hedge funders laughed off his suggestion.
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Heller laughed off the comment, but GOP senators were alarmed.
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I would've been laughed off the stage on 'Drag Race.
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Prigozhin has remained safely in Russia and laughed off the charges.
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That was something I laughed off and I accepted as normal.
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He laughed off the criticism, and the shirt became a signature.
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Bernie Sanders also laughed off questions about energy-saving light bulbs.
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He laughed off rumors of them breaking up, saying it wasn't happening.
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His campaign manager Kellyanne Conway laughed off the teleprompters incident on Friday.
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Any attempts to create an opposition are either laughed off or persecuted.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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Mr. de Blasio's press secretary, Eric F. Phillips, laughed off the remark.
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Tons of times I've laughed off an inappropriate comments or a snide remark.
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Despite being shocked, he was a good sport and laughed off Griffin's antics. .
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In an interview with the Associated Press, Klaver laughed off the Trudeau comparisons.
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Eric Carey laughed off the suggestion his son would have had a gun.
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Ryan Gosling laughed off the epic Best Picture screwup ... genuinely finding it hysterical.
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But Mr. Banks always laughed off questions about his ties to the Kremlin.
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He's also laughed off U.S. efforts to swipe back at him, including through sanctions.
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Last week, she laughed off notions that she's "over" after her fight with Minaj.
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Photogs got Harrison arriving at the airport and he oddly laughed off the episode.
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"Hey everybody!" a smiling Carey said to cameras as he laughed off the moment.
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Trump's words are not to be laughed off, because they're consistent with his policies.
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But they laughed off the idea of Democrats taking over the House of Representatives.
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A year and a half later, Graham's suggestion is no longer being laughed off.
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They laughed off tabloid claims that alleged the two had taken secret vacations together.
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Lock quickly laughed off the statement after realizing he was referring to last season.
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Those slip-ups used to be ephemeral, something that could be laughed off afterward.
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The ridiculous claim was laughed off by media and handled with brilliant diplomacy by Curry.
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Most shows that are considered hits on cable would be laughed off of broadcast television.
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She also laughed off our question about intro'ing The Weeknd (aka Abel) to her fam.
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And though Locken laughed off the suggestion, Simmons still felt that Locken wasn't being truthful.
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Madonna performed in Nashville Monday night and laughed off reports she was loopy in Louisville.
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That's a very important question, and not one that should be so easily laughed off.
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Kremlin spokespeople have for the most part dismissed or laughed off questions about the violence.
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When she reported it to a manager, he laughed off the incident, the Times reported.
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She laughed off some of the harassment and insults, rejected propositions and complained to colleagues.
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In the books, Dany's brother, Viserys, tried to hire them once, and got laughed off.
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Both actresses seemingly laughed off the "twinning" moment in a snap posted to Moore's Instagram.
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Clinton also laughed off Trump's plan to build a massive wall along America's southern border.
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Michael laughed off the comments, the pair proceeded to the car wash, and then returned home.
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He even laughed off the idea of being "phased out" and dropped a few f-bombs.
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Cole Sprouse says he laughed off news that he and girlfriend Lili Reinhart have broken up.
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Twenty-five months later, Elon Musk laughed off the idea that Apple would buy his company.
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" Manchin laughed off questions about pressure from Democratic leadership, saying, "nobody is going to whip me.
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Ambassador Jeanne Phillips, a member of the Right to Rise governance committee, laughed off the criticism.
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If a woman looked less than perfectly groomed, she would be laughed off the campaign trail.
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While some laughed off Golden's explanation, Luckow says that she remembers that actually being the case.
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Reached for comment on her possible career change, a spokesperson for Daniels laughed off the inquiry.
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I kind of laughed off the thought, but said if there was one I'd do it.
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He laughed off as "silly" the idea that they would have carried a women's perfume bottle.
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She laughed off his advances instead, bringing up her husband and children more often in conversation.
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Fail on either of these dimensions, and you're a hack who is laughed off the stage.
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She looked up to him, and when others laughed off his sexual comments, she followed their lead.
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But like the "Anonymous Q" tweet, it was largely laughed off the internet as another bungled attack.
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In an interview with Minnesota radio station WCCO, the former governor laughed off Johnson's call to withdraw.
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" Then a male agent laughed off her supposed muscle tone by saying, "I don't see any biceps.
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One Deutsche Bank economist laughed off the idea that this would affect broad swathes of Wall Street.
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By Thursday morning, Clinton laughed off questions about Sanders' assertion that she isn't "qualified" for the presidency.
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Simpson actually laughed off Stone comparing himself to Osama bin Laden -- and told him to quit crying.
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Pierson on Friday laughed off Cruz's moves, arguing that they would only generate more interest in Trump.
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As in: The offer was a real one but, once rejected, was laughed off as a joke.
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Ryan on Thursday said he had laughed off an apparent threat from Trump earlier in the week.
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Trump struggled with the handshake, but laughed off the awkwardness in photos that ricocheted around the world.
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The predatory behavior was ignored or accepted or laughed off -- it was inherent to our daily culture.
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Porn star Sydney Leathers had a labiaplasty (along with multiple other plastic surgeries) and laughed off recovery.
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Clinton laughed off the episode, telling reporters what has become an oft-repeated story about their relationship.
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He laughed off the suggestion that he might want to shave his bushy beard to stay cool.
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The Amazon Prime Air drone, laughed off when it was first announced, is getting tryouts in Britain.
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His rock 'n' roll was a music of joyful lusts, laughed-off tensions and gleefully shattered icons.
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Schultz also laughed off a claim by Donald Trump that Trump Tower had the most successful Starbucks store.
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The idea had been laughed off as absurd by opposition and U.S. officials before Trump said on Aug.
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Cowboys kicker Luis Zendejas claimed Ryan put a $200 bounty on him, something Ryan laughed off as ridiculous.
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If you sold a desktop computer that weighed 28 pounds in 2018, you'd be laughed off the block.
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Perry laughed off the shortcoming: "I can't [name someone], because this is the first season of "American Idol.
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We're told Kourtney laughed off the Mexico pics and said it's just her ex trying to stay relevant.
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Cruz laughed off the disruption, saying that it looked as though the bars must have been let out early.
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With luck, CCOA will be laughed off the floor in Washington, but let's try not to rely on luck.
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Without the death involved, this incident would have been laughed off as a wacky "do-you-believe" it story.
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"Trump laughed off election interference and doesn't bother to raise Putin's belligerent , illegal behavior against Ukrainian sailors," McFaul tweeted.
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The President laughed off a Washington Post article that Schumer referenced regarding Trump's estimation of a border wall's cost.
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Meyers hypothesized that perhaps her tendency to wear sunglasses indoors was to blame, which the editor politely laughed off.
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In his 60s, even then a veteran of a half century in music, he laughed off talk of retirement.
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At a packed town hall in Hyde Park on Friday, Mr. Delgado, 41, laughed off questions of his roots.
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Siddiqui told BuzzFeed that her future husband and his mother have laughed off the incident, which has since gone viral.
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Contrary to what you might expect, the doctor's theory wasn't laughed off as ridiculous, thanks to his well-established reputation.
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"Strzok was smug, defiant, and laughed off a lot of questions," one congressional source told Fox News following the interview.
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"Strzok was smug, defiant and laughed off a lot of questions," one congressional source told Fox News after the interview.
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We laughed off these social faux pas and the judgmental looks our cheap dresses got from girls in $1,000 couture.
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It took a second before Jada laughed off that it was one about her and Will being Hollywood's notorious swingers.
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Not only will Aikins attempt what he first laughed off as insane, he's going to do it live on television.
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Gantz outlined national security policies that were not significantly different from the prime minister's, and laughed off the alleged breach.
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" He later laughed off a claim from Trump's campaign manager that the president "couldn't pick [Conway] out of a lineup.
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Asked after his re-election if he would run for yet another term in office, Putin laughed off the idea.
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While Mr. Trump laughed off his remark, the Democratic National Committee said Tuesday that the hacking was not a coincidence.
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Soon enough, Mr. Khan was accused by some Pakistanis of being controlled by a Zionist conspiracy, which he laughed off.
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Representative Dana Rohrabacher, a 63-term Republican from California, has laughed off suggestions that he is a Russian intelligence asset.
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But in an interview with a Mexican radio station this month, Mr. Seade laughed off the threat of auto tariffs.
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Headey said Weinstein asked her to take a walk, and soon made a suggestive comment and gesture, which she laughed off.
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Pulev said in a statement posted to Twitter that he and Sushe are friends, and that they laughed off the kiss.
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Rousseau reckons this is because of his "Teflon" reputation: even a photograph of him rugby-tackling a child was laughed off.
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Byrne and others laughed off the idea of a coordinated effort to attack O'Rourke, and Sanders himself has not criticized him.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement, and Trump has laughed off the allegation that it was done to help his candidacy.
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" He laughed off the 21996 fatwa by Iran&aposs Ayatollah Khomeini against Salman Rushdie as "an extreme form of literary criticism.
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Huffington, who has taken a leadership role for the investigation, laughed off the sexist joke from Bonderman, according to the audio.
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Lauer laughed off the prank after watching it on the Today show, but it's unclear whether the host will return fire.
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The mere mention of the word "hookers" in a Congressional hearing can't be just laughed off and it certainly hits hard.
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The mother of three also laughed off the idea that new single "Make Me Like You" wasn't about her new beau.
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That was the clear message as they literally laughed off serious decades-old allegations against now Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Though it's laughed off as a novelty, I find the umbrella hat a far more elegant option than the foul umbrella.
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Asked after his re-election if he would run for yet another term in the future, Putin laughed off the idea.
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Phil Bryant, who more or less laughed off McDaniel's pleas to be appointed Cochran's replacement and went with Hyde-Smith instead.
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If you tried to sell an app today announcing every time a person gets email, you'd get laughed off Shark Tank.
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This was a businessman who broke unions, laughed off climate change, despised federal regulations, and described his industry in Darwinian imagery.
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AMD's new chip is designed to compete with Nvidia's RTX 2080, but outspoken Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has laughed off the competition.
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Right after the result, Twitter users came out in droves to call out those who had laughed off Donald Trump's presidential bid.
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Asked by CNN about his newfound status as a muse, Bernie laughed off suggestions that he could ever be deemed a trendsetter.
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Denials from Zuckerberg — including telling BuzzFeed News in January that he had no plans to run for president — have been laughed off.
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" Rubio, for his part, laughed off Cruz's comment earlier in the day that Rubio was acting like "Donald Trump with a smile.
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" FBI Director Christopher Wray laughed off the concept during an interview Wednesday night, and the State Department called the Russian request "absurd.
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Last year, he claimed that China was involved in the ongoing civil war in Syria, which national security officials have laughed off.
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James Inhofe (R-Okla.) laughed off the summit as a mere ruse for foreign officials to pop Champagne at their taxpayers' expense.
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The Leno joke was edited out and never made air, but Alonzo still laughed off any thoughts of a 'Cancel Leno' movement.
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In a new interview, Obama laughed off the idea that anyone in his family would end up working in the financial sector.
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At an event outside Orlando on Wednesday, DeSantis laughed off the idea that his relationship with the President is on the rocks.
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Skeptics caught on, yet the public laughed off the relatively benign manipulation: Mr. Modi's aerial survey was real, even if the picture wasn't.
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Anything beyond a rum and Coke, a Bloody Mary, or a Cape Cod (vodka, cranberry juice, and lime juice) would be laughed off.
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" Clinton, on NBC, laughed off Albright's comment and its fallout, saying, "I don't want people to be offended by what she is expressing.
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Democrats have insisted that any tax cuts be revenue-neutral, and several laughed off Mnuchin's insistence that the cuts would pay for themselves.
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On the other side of the border, in Tijuana, Mexico, residents laughed off the idea that the monolithic slabs will stop desperate immigrants.
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That comment, she told the AP, was laughed off by the other members of the panel and received a "second" from the chairman.
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Clinton has generally laughed off questions about her fitness, often reminding skeptics that she logged nearly a million miles as secretary of state.
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Asked if he got along well enough with the former President to invite him to the event, the Prince laughed off the question.
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CES attendees were anticipating some type of slate device, and Microsoft employees who I spoke to at the time laughed off the rumors.
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In our smugness and self-assuredness, many of us laughed off Trump and his supporters throughout the campaign, refusing to take them seriously.
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But Trump, extensively and derisively, laughed off the idea of expanding the immigration courts as part of a plan to end the crisis.
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Mike Pence laughed off his opponent's accusation that he and Donald Trump are running an "insult-driven campaign" during Tuesday night's vice presidential debate.
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Back in July, he laughed off reports that he cheated on his wife with another woman that he met in a Miami Beach nightclub.
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When we asked Bobby Flay about it last night at a Naked Juice event kicking off its #DrinkGoodDoGood campaign, he laughed off the idea.
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He laughed off getting Punk'd by Ashton Kutcher; he put his dick in a box while dressed like a member of Color Me Badd.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday laughed off a question about whether he would run for another term in office after 2024.
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" Clinton laughed off Sanders' comments and fired back, "Now that the spotlight is pretty bright here in New York, some things have been said.
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Back in July, he laughed off reports that he cheated on his wife with another woman that he met in a Miami Beach nightclub.
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The roaches laughed off the combination insecticides and even started to spread to new homes, while their numbers were unaffected by the rotation method.
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Tony Blair laughed off Giridharadas's suggestion that Davos elites, even as they profess good intentions, "broke the modern world," dismissing it as intellectually lazy.
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Surely their hoary, quaint arguments have been so thoroughly and often discredited that they should be laughed off to the fringes where they belong.
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By the time I arrived in Washington in late July, the notion that American democracy could come unmoored was not being easily laughed off.
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In interviews in the Belgian news media, he denied charges of sexism and laughed off criticism, saying he viewed the controversy as free advertising.
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He approached the Transportation Ministry to inquire about licensing the airline and was laughed off and advised to set up a condom factory instead.
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If any of these candidates answered questions about health care, say, the way they talked about Afghanistan, they'd be laughed off the debate stage.
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Johnson, famous for his gaffe-prone diplomacy, laughed off a question from the BBC that Trump was not "pretty unpredictable and a bit scary".
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Thames laughed off the issue on Tuesday, after hitting his 218th homer and taking his third drug test since the start of spring training.
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Brooks laughed off the rumors Sunday in Beverly Hills ... but says he's thrilled the flick is held in such high esteem by the youngins.
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Government officials in Singapore have sued and bankrupted critics for statements that politicians in many other places would have disputed, laughed off or simply ignored.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson -- like Farage, one of the leading Brexit advocates -- laughed off the tension with a droll reminder during a session of parliament.
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Azalea later laughed off the drama, joking that Young would be left with "half a penis" if the cheating rumors turned out to be true.
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Tyga laughed off Blac Chyna's accusations he's skipping out on child support payments, as he sped off in a Ferrari ... while shopping in Bev Hills.
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When Kim Laughed Off Claims She'd Waxed North's Eyebrows When her daughter North was 28 months old, Kim shared an adorable photo the baby's smile.
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And the prospect of having an extensive advance team to set up events capable of hosting 20173,22017 would-be supporters would have been laughed off.
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Once laughed off as a wacko conspiracy theorist, Jones has acquired a large following, his site InfoWars receiving about 7.5 million unique views per month.
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You would have been laughed off the stage in the early '50s—under a Republican president, by the way—if you'd said anything like that.
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Maybe they shouldn't have laughed off Bill Clinton when he pointed out that the campaign was doing very little to win white working class votes.
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Even Tay, Microsoft's offensive chatbot, which everyone just kind of laughed off and quickly forgot about, doesn't have nearly the number of haters as Clippy.
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Marvin Gaye's son says his dad was a ladies' man who would've laughed off Quincy Jones' supposed revelation he got into bed with Marlon Brando.
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When she suggests that men of other races, and even women, are also options to consider, she is met with side-eyes and laughed off.
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Speaking to reporters on a flight to Jordan Monday, May laughed off talk of war with Spain, saying the issue would be resolved through negotiations.
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Some critics raised concerns that Sivan would fall prey to straight-washing in his bid for Top 40 appeal — concerns he laughed off in an interview.
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The model, who was wearing a SAFiYAA Koyone lamé silver gown, laughed off the moment, however, and continued her evening at the Julieta premiere in style.
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Supporters have resurfaced a clip from July of 2015 when Ellison was practically laughed off a TV set for saying Trump could win the Republican nomination.
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Corden laughed off his selfie with Spicer on The Late Late Show, equating the incident to getting drunk and forgetting whom he kissed the previous night.
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" But before the haters could get to her, Carey laughed off the New Year's Eve nightmare, tweeting a GIF of herself afterwards and writing: "S— happens.
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Former employees initially pointed the finger at the owner, telling KGO that Almena laughed off warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard.
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He laughed off suggestions that he wouldn't play for certain NBA teams after an April 1 report from ESPN hinted he wouldn't play for the Knicks.
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Although their third tip of using cloth diapers gets immediately laughed off, their fourth piece of advice is most likely accurate — at least for the Brothers.
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But aides good-naturedly laughed off the concern, noting that she grew up in Slovenia and is hardly a stranger to navigating bumpy terrain in stilettos.
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The Spaniard laughed off the insult by saying Vettel was "living a very frustrating period for himself and for Ferrari, so we have to forgive him".
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Todd Chrisley laughed off reports he owes $800k in back taxes, and although he's adamant it's NOT true ... he admits his lawyers are hard at work.
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Machado, who will receive American citizenship in time to vote in the 2016 election, laughed off a reporter's question on whether she would vote for Trump.
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And where did Coach Leach get this mush, an excuse that would be laughed off the field if one of his players tried it with him?
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Maddie and her friends almost immediately accept Deanna as one of their own, a big sister whose awkward moments are easily laughed off or smoothed over.
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" At an event Saturday in Marshalltown, Iowa, Booker laughed off that characterization, saying of Conway, "I had a life's purpose far before she had an opinion.
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Keith Ellison as his deputy after winning Saturday and laughed off Trump's assertion that his 235-vote to 200-vote win was because of a rigged system.
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These are Trump's "unspecialists"—anti-experts, candidates that would be laughed off as absurdities if we weren't living in the middle of a Philip K. Dick dystopia.
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At other points throughout the day, I overheard guests trying to talk hosts into staging a bank robbery and getting laughed off because they didn't have weapons.
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She mostly laughed off Trump's attacks and declined to bring up the sexual assault allegations against him, instead pivoting to her own vision for the nation's future.
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Peskov laughed off the purported role of Papadopoulos, who told investigators he had tried to set up a meeting between the Trump campaign and the Russian leadership.
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Sieglinde Martin, who has lived in Columbus for 50 years since she immigrated from Germany, laughed off claims that single-payer health care would be scary socialism.
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The actress, 47, laughed off tabloid reports that her bargain shopping was "tearing my family apart" after she was photographed leaving a 99-cent store earlier this year.
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Yaunick Le Moal, who owns Hotel Les Flamboyants on its main strip, laughed off the threat, saying the French cities of Paris or Marseilles were far more dangerous.
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Fuentes has vehemently denied that he organized the caravan even in its early stages, and has laughed off any idea that he coordinated an exodus of 20173,600 people.
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But, as TMZ first reported ... they laughed off those rumors and are in no rush to walk down the aisle -- in fact, they may never take that walk.
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Former employees are pointing the finger at Ion Almena, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
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At last Saturday's #ResignDavidCameron demonstration I chanted and sneered too, shouting desperately outside a hotel where Cameron was speaking, as his audience gleefully laughed off his difficult week.
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West laughed off the idea that a selfie featuring his wife and his ex-girlfriend was photoshopped, and revealed that the picture was taken at Kris Jenner's home.
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The chant prompted Fox Business Network moderator Neil Cavuto to stop midway through his question, but he laughed off the outburst after it stopped a few seconds later.
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All the while, Ms. Lee, who had just laughed off the idea of herself as a political player, is nodding and smiling at Mr. Inslee's seemingly encouraging response.
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During a Trump rally this past May in Florida, the President laughed off a supporter's shout of "shoot them" when discussing what to do about illegal border crossers.
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"You have my number, so you could've called me," DeGeneres scolded Johnson during an October 2018 appearance on the show, in which the actress laughed off the exclusion.
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The actress was back in the U.S. of A with sister Dani and a friend ... getting her Saturday breakfast fix when she laughed off a photog's comment about Scott.
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Mr. Kasich brought up his Lehman years, unprompted, at one of his New Hampshire events on Monday, and laughed off the attacks on his connection with the failed firm.
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We got the rapper at LAX where he laughed off the wave of criticism he got after posting that video of the little girl locked in the training crate.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil striker Marta laughed off comparisons with Neymar on Saturday after she scored twice in Brazil's 5-03 victory over Sweden at the Rio Olympics.
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Sky laughed off the prospect of Gigi shooting her, but during the women's confrontation, Malcolm hit Sky in the back of the head with a baseball bat, killing her.
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When his brother, Buckley Carlson, sent an obscene sexist email in 2015 to a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, Tucker Carlson laughed off any concerns.
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While his grand experiment amounted to much more than the "sex raft" laughed off by laypeople, it sure wasn't the wrongfully maligned would-be groundbreaker the researcher envisioned either.
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At the debate days later, Ms. Harris tried to goad Ms. Warren into an argument about whether to delete President Trump's Twitter account, which the Massachusetts senator laughed off.
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They were explaining to students, members of the faculty and guests how they were at first laughed off by government regulators about 550 miles northwest of here in Flint, Mich.
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The allegation isn't that he has dark secrets, but that the stuff we've seen on camera and laughed off should be taken seriously as making public life hostile to women.
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In perhaps the most amusing flourish, the process of selecting a new leader saw someone propose trying democracy, a suggestion that was roundly laughed off by the nobles in attendance.
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The idea of the first one was laughed off by some on arrival, but Motorola changed minds with what turned out to be a really good phone, Mods or no.
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" Lysette continued that she laughed off the moment and compartmentalized it: "I had a job to do and I had to do it with Jeffrey, the lead of our show.
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If you need to know that Trump is nothing like the man who laughed off the AIDS crisis in order to vote for Clinton, the party is happy to help.
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Nope. We're told the group laughed off the incident because they knew they got to him and ramped up the trash talk even more for the rest of the game.
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That game, of course, was the Champions League final when he picked up another winner's medal and he laughed off concerns he might be tired or ready for a break.
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As a hard-nosed empiricist who laughed off the sports psychology seminars I was forced to sit through as a college track athlete, the skeptical take is my default position.
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"I know a lot of people who have felt unsafe at a show and had their concerns laughed off by security, or just felt like security wasn't approachable," says Bruce.
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But his shtick can't be laughed off; for the music to truly click requires caring about Drake's feelings, and if you do, the sensual, mysterious calm captured on More Life transfixes.
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Similar to the dozens of accusers who were asked why they waited decades to report Bill Cosby's alleged attacks, Trump laughed off some allegations because the women didn't immediately report them.
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Because the focus is ultimately on winning, several women said they've either ignored, laughed off, or tried to play along with comments that made them uncomfortable and focused on their work.
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"If we look at the pattern of what's happening here, it hearkens back to Nancy and Ronald Reagan and the fact that HIV treatment and research was laughed off," Smith says.
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In January, he laughed off a bizarre and combative appearance on MSNBC by telling a friend who had asked him if he was drunk that he had been on cold medicine.
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"I'm embarrassed bad — zoom map out and realize giant blue river line opposite direction from camp and this is tiny stream…" But according to Madden, Combs just laughed off the mistake.
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On Thursday, Pelosi essentially laughed off the challenge, saying that two-thirds of her caucus has already voiced support for her and that she had no doubts she'd be easily reelected.
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This works fine until my oblivion gets the best of me; and I find myself drowning in the challenges I once laughed off, however this time they are not as funny.
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" Biden's many moments captured on camera of him getting close to women were often laughed off as " Joe Biden being Joe Biden" and other articles characterizing him as a " sex symbol.
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We spoke with Sheed about the NBA star's recent L.A. arrest for possession of marijuana with intent to sell ... and Wallace laughed off any notion that Randolph was trying to slang.
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There was a time this outlandish plot might have been considered a poor mashup of Hunter S. Thompson and George R.R. Martin, and laughed off the shelves at your local Barnes & Noble.
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Arriving at the Palais des Festivals in an SAFiYAA Koyone lamé silver gown and sky-high matching heels, the 36-year-old gleefully laughed off the incident as she caught her balance.
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The actress and Red Table Talk host, 39, stopped by People Now where she laughed off any possibility of her hosting the 91st Academy Awards this year after Kevin Hart stepped down.
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But one of those groups, one that had been laughed off in Germany in the 1920s, mocked for the histrionics of its cartoonish leader with a tiny mustache, ended up taking power.
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Two sources familiar with the situation told Reuters that the notion had been laughed off by some advisers as a joke but was taken more seriously by others in the White House.
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But when we asked if O.J.'s rumored cameo in a Sacha Baron Cohen movie could be the start of an acting resurgence -- the Vikings legend straight-up laughed off the possibility.
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Some players had laughed off the severity of the restrictions, including Gobert, who jokingly touched all the mics in front of him during a press conference after a shoot out on Monday.
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Mr. Rohrabacher has laughed off suggestions that he is a Russian asset, and said in an interview that he did not remember being briefed that the Russians viewed him as a source.
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We can't even say Steve laughed off the allegation, because he's pissed off at this point -- telling us he's never stolen a joke in his life, and Mark needs to grow up.
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" Somewhat frazzled Hayhoe laughed off the comment saying that she didn't truly believe the Oscar winner to be unhinged, but President Obama stepped in to retorted wryly "I think you'll acknowledge he's crazy.
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In the CNBC interview, Dalio laughed off the notion that the Fed needs to raise rates so it would have room to make cuts if the economy were to take a major downturn.
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" Spicer also defiantly laughed off the notion that associates of President Trump colluded with Russia, saying that "if the president puts Russian salad dressing on his salad tonight, somehow that's a Russian connection.
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Iran laughed off President Donald Trump's assertion that the US shot down an Iranian drone on Thursday, with one official saying the country was "worried" the US actually destroyed one of its own.
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Meanwhile, many former employees are pointing the finger at Ghost Ship owner Derick Ion, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
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"Sully" star Hanks has laughed off 85033 chatter after remarks he made in which he expressed optimism that Americans will turn the future into "some grand thing of beauty" in 2016 made headlines.
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Miranda relented when the preacher insisted on "obey" in the vows, which Phillip had laughed off, saying he was "definitely not in charge" of Miranda, and this was why she had chosen him.
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In videos shared to her Snapchat story on Tuesday, the 17-year-old model laughed off reports that she has weighed in on Beiber's public feuds with ex-girlfriends Selena Gomez and Hailey Baldwin.
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This month, Jones laughed off the iCloud hack with an Mr. Robot sketch that followed Jones and Elliot (Pete Davidson) as they searched for the hacker who plastered her "nasties" all over the internet.
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Notably, one of Bitcoin Cash's biggest supporters is Craig Wright, an Australian businessman who in 2015 claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto before being laughed off of the world stage for lack of hard evidence.
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While in the past ED has laughed off frivolous 'lolsuits,' this current one poses enough of a threat that it's added a banner to every page, asking for donations to its legal defense fund.
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But shows of nerve have been criticised too; in March, she laughed off a reference to Bill's serial infidelities and the conservative media claimed that it was symbolic of her endorsement of extramarital affairs.
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In another interview with the Huffington Post on Monday, just two days before today's secret-ballot election, Pelosi again laughed off questions about how widespread her support among the caucus would prove to be.
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Then again, Mr. Ryan also laughed off the idea that Mr. Trump would strip his political critics of their security clearances, so clearly Republican leaders are not the best barometers of this president's thinking.
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And Mr. Giuliani, the president's lawyer, literally laughed off the escalating situation involving Ukraine as he showed up at the White House, and strolled into the Rose Garden with a date on his arm.
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Siluanov laughed off the comment but said that as the share price was rising, a "greedy investor would not be able to participate in the privatization" but added that the state would consider all offers.
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UFC President Dana White offered Mayweather a $25 million purse with a potential percentage of the PPV split, which the fighter laughed off by calling White a "f*cking comedian" and showing off his watch.
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Despite the fact that she had unexpectedly thrown up and her breasts were enlarged, the tennis player laughed off a friend's suggestion that she might be pregnant, she told Vanity Fair in a recent interview.
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Mayo has contradicted one of its own nurses about the day Alyssa left the hospital and literally laughed off a request from a lawyer representing Alyssa who asked that she be transferred to another hospital.
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At one point, in an intervention by a witness rarely seen before, he reminded Nadler that his time for questions had expired -- risking the ire of the all-powerful chairman, who laughed off the impertinence.
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The firebrand leader laughed off allegations he was cracking down on media and insisted there was nothing political about the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) decision to declare the operations of news site Rappler (www.rappler.
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Broner then verbally challenged Mayweather, who laughed off that taunt but he did recently allude to a comeback in an interview with Showtime, bringing along with it whispers of a possible rematch against Manny Pacquiao.
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"All too often, these kinds of crimes against women are laughed off, depicted as a minor offense by someone who cannot control themselves, as an illness, or as some kind of exaggerated sexual need," she said.
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Nintendo's owned that area since the original GameBoy came out back in 1989, and it has laughed off suggestions that a stupid phone could ever compete with a system designed for gaming from the ground up.
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The other Michelle, a nail tech from Washington, says she laughed off the confusion at first when friends informed her of the Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne drama, and the hairstylist with whom she shares a name.
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" Claire Forlani The Matrix actor was linked to Forlani from 2004 to 2006, though he laughed off the rumors that the pair were engaged to the New York Daily News in 2006 saying, "We're good friends.
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Rather than veering off into train wreck territory, both sisters rose and laughed off the moment as one of those organic occurrences that imbue a sense of humanity into high-energy, high-stress productions like this.
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Trump and his team have consistently laughed off the American intelligence community's assertions that Russia targeted his opponents in a bid to get him elected, but Mueller's latest indictment makes that harder than ever to deny.
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She laughed off the idea, widely discussed in the news media, that the royal family's addition of Ms. Markle — whose mother is African-American and whose father is white — was a move toward greater national tolerance.
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Dunking on people is now the prevailing mode of Twitter interaction, and if anyone tries to change the world via a series of tweets, there's a good chance that they will get laughed off the stage.
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He even laughed off a question about a possible rematch with LeBron James on Sunday in Cleveland, declining to answer a question that rekindled images of Stephenson blowing in James's ear during the 2014 conference finals.
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And at a different event in New York City, a speaker with a background in cryptocurrency "kind of laughed off" an attendee's comment that his company's growth would increase if they hired a woman on their team.
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Simply put, the super team was laughed off the court Monday night by a Denver Nuggets squad missing five players due to injury and one more (the newly acquired Mason Plumlee) due to a recently completed trade.
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The firebrand leader laughed off allegations he was cracking down on media and insisted there was nothing political about the decision of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to declare the operations of news site Rappler (www.rappler.
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Father Fidelis Mukonori, a Jesuit priest who is a close Mugabe friend, laughed off a report by the privately owned Standard newspaper that Mugabe cried and lamented the betrayal by close lieutenants when he agreed to resign.
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The Brazilian came on strong at the end of the third with a hammering assault to Dillashaw's body, but the Elevation fighter laughed off the connections and raised his hands in victory as the final bell rang.
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One small but telling example: At a chilling moment when, in the podcast, we're told that Newell laughed off a frightening remark made by Meehan, "not taking it seriously," Britton plays Newell as clearly upset and unamused.
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"Behavior that was once laughed off as locker-room talk or inevitable in the rough and tumble world of politics has been publicly condemned and swiftly sanctioned by this body," said Jennifer Fermino, a spokeswoman for Mr. Johnson.
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As Vox's Dylan Scott wrote, the president "laughed off the idea of expanding the immigration courts as part of a plan to end the crisis," and made it clear he just wants enhanced border security and law enforcement.
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Some discrepancies were acknowledged and laughed off—the cast all had coffee cups left at their seats—while others, like the choice to have Jamie Lannister die with his twin Cersei, were met with at least one boo.
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That threat was laughed off by the opposition and until Friday night, when Trump said a military option was not out of the question for dealing with the Venezuelan government's crackdown on the opposition and deepening social crisis.
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Hamilton, a triple world champion who has one more year left on his Mercedes contract, laughed off that possibility earlier in the week when he told reporters that his rival did not want to be his team mate.
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His company hasn't issued any advisories on how to mitigate risk or change behaviors, and he's laughed off attempts to encourage him to stock up on his medications, or even just get some hand sanitizer for his truck.
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And despite this, in 2016, when Hillary Clinton appeared to have a firm lead in the polls -- oh, just before the election, it was President Obama who laughed off any notion that American elections could possibly be tampered with.
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Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis on Thursday laughed off the news that President Donald Trump had called him "the world's most overrated general," joking that he's not just an overrated general, but the greatest overrated general.
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Opponents of the People's Action Party (PAP), which has ruled Singapore without interruption since independence, have often found themselves on the losing end of defamation suits regarding accusations that American or European politicians would have shrugged or laughed off.
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Conservatives who reluctantly support President Trump often try to pretend the daily outrage didn't happen, but yesterday's "go back" tweets were like his "both sides" comment on Charlottesville — a transgression that won't instantly fade, and can't be laughed off.
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Ground rules: the title track and its reprise count as one, and no one is ever allowed to dispute the fact that "A Day in the Life" is the best without getting laughed off the face of the planet.
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The Times reported that Velazquez, a manager on the Latino outreach team on Sanders's campaign, laughed off a staffer's claim that a supervisor ran his hands through her hair in a "sexual way" while the two were traveling together.
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While they disagreed with the Democratic attack that Trump is not fit to be commander in chief, Republicans mostly laughed off Trump's repeated assertions that he's a genius -- even if the President himself seems to be serious about it.
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There's a real estate battle brewing for the most expensive property in the history of Los Angeles, fittingly dubbed "The Mountain," because we've learned the owners of the incredible mountaintop property just laughed off a developer's $400 MILLION offer!!!
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I do occasionally use adult language — and I do it in public instead of the privacy of an Access Hollywood bus," Colbert said, referencing Trump's infamous hot-mic controversy, which the then-Republican presidential candidate laughed off as "locker room talk.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive clip from Friday's episode of Strahan and Sara, the cast of Queer Eye — Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Jonathan Van Ness — laughed off rumors that there is a romance brewing between two of them.
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It's an Android smartphone with a physical keyboard, and while that set of traits would've gotten it immediately laughed off a few years ago (as proven by BlackBerry's now non-existent market share), this year it's the phone that stands out.
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Separated from the Republican debate here by three miles and enough chutzpah to fill his own auditorium, Mr. Trump taunted, derided and laughed off the candidates who showed up to the Fox News forum that he so theatrically snubbed Thursday evening.
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I have to go put my two girls to bed and pray that they they get to grow up in a world where drugging and raping a child at 13 isn't laughed off in a radio interview "because she wanted it".
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Cruz has laughed off the suggestion he's not eligible for the White House, taking to Twitter on Tuesday to post a link from the television show "Happy Days" that shows the character Fonzie on water skis jumping over a shark.
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Mr. Biden, responding to reporters' questions in Iowa after Mr. Trump's attacks, laughed off the president's remarks about his stamina and mental fitness, and repeated his past statements that voters have a right to question all of the candidates' ages.
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His lawyers cooked up a farcical literal reading of state law to justify the decision, but Democrats — led by former Attorney General Eric Holder — intervened, the state courts laughed off Walker's case as absurd, and so the elections were called.
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With one goal in his 74 caps, Sparv is one of the more senior players in the Finland squad, and he laughed off the suggestion that he might retire before the Euros kick off in just over a year's time.
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Suarez laughed off the claims in an interview with Army Times, pointing out that he was a mechanic in the Army who reached the rank of sergeant and was medically discharged in 2016 and never served in a cyber unit.
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Thompson is as slick as they come on the feet, pushing forward a style of striking straight out of the 1970s kickboxing scene and doing things that would have been laughed off as impractical or impossible just a few years ago.
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In a cover interview for Vogue's April 2018 issue, Jenner laughed off the long-circulated online rumors that she's gay, explaining that it probably stems from the fact that she's much more low-key about her relationships than her famous family is.
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" Trump Jr. laughed off the claims that accepting information from a Kremlin-linked lawyer would be irregular, tweeting, "Obviously I'm the first person on a campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info about an opponent ... went nowhere but had to listen.
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Jon Stewart, who plays the conscience of progressive America when it suits him and the "who, me?" court jester when seriously challenged, laughed off a question about it at a discussion at the University of Chicago Institute of Politics in May 2016.
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While Deaibes laughed off the first wave of witch hunts as comically inept—clueless customs officials looking for illicit hard rock CDs while blithely waving through blasphemous black metal ones – the second round was better informed and more serious in its consequences.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr., our own era's biggest name in boxing, has counted on such a forgetting to save him from being laughed off the face of the earth when he claims that he's the greatest fighter of all time because he's undefeated.
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The actor laughed off the mistake — a Morse code misspelling of his son's name, Flynn, as "Frynn" — in a new post on his Instagram feed yesterday, where he also took the opportunity to unveil a new tattooed tribute to his late dog, Sidi.
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The landowner, Gennaro Matrone, had a hunch that these were the remains of Pliny the Elder (the Younger wrote of his uncle's body lying as if asleep on the day after the eruption), but his theory was laughed off in the press.
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My husband got involved at that point, for the first time — he had refused to do so beforehand, even though all of the events took place while he was present (but not within hearing or seeing distance, except once, which he laughed off).
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Embattled FBI official Peter Strzok was "smug" and "laughed off" questions during his closed-door congressional interview this week, though also told lawmakers he regrets sending the anti-Trump texts that made him the poster child for bureau bias, congressional sources tell Fox News.
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Former employees of Almena — who resided with Allison and their children (ages 13, 7 and 6, according to the New York Times) on the warehouse's second floor — told KGO that he allegedly laughed off warnings about the building's hazards from fire and police officials.
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Mike's older sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer), meanwhile, is working at the local newspaper, where her efforts to sound alarms about these latest stranger happenings are boorishly laughed off with "Get me coffee" and references to "Nancy Drew" by the all-male club of old pros.
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He laughed off the suggestion that he was running scared of Wayde van Niekerk and said he regretted that he was walking away just as the South African 400m and - as of last month - 300m world record holder was becoming the sport's newest star.
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In his first interview since launching a third presidential campaign a day ago, Biden began by talking with the popular daytime show's all-woman panel about his relationship with former president Barack Obama -- "very close" -- and President Donald Trump's early insults, which he laughed off.
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg laughed off comments from a senator who predicted she would be dead after her first scare with cancer back in 2009, saying in an interview released Wednesday that she is "very much alive" while he is now dead.
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The former New York City mayor, who previously claimed Mueller&aposs team may have been trying to "frame" Trump, also laughed off a New York Times report that prosecutors were looking at Trump&aposs tweets to build an obstruction-of-justice case against the president.
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If a mate of yours had posted this photo on their Instagram they'd have been laughed off the timeline, or at least been massively, massively bullied by the negroni it sits below and the pair of soiled knickers on a European street corner above.
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Reading between the lines, when I asked if this meant Omnity was merely looking to be snapped up by Google, providing a nice financial return for its investors, Sager laughed off the assertion with a bold claim likely to generate sharp interest in the company.
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But sometimes, the administration's dissembling is so egregious that it can't be laughed off, such as on Monday when White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer revised the history of the Trump campaign, transition, and the early days of the administration to write central characters into trivial roles.
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" Muhammad laughed off a question about GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE. "Who?
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Stein's effort barely got started before it was mostly laughed off, but Clinton supporters and Trump detractors then turned their hopes on the very, very outside shot that enough Republican electors of the Electoral College would vote against Trump despite the wishes of their state's voters.
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"Until we have somebody that is not going to be laughed off and has the ability to capture the attention of the nation, we're still going to be thought of as the kiddy table of politics," said Brandon Navom, a 35-year-old software engineer from Nashua, New Hampshire.
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The models are longtime friends, and in a cover interview for Vogue's April 2018 issue, Jenner laughed off the long-circulated online rumors that she's gay, explaining that it probably stems from the fact that she's much more low-key about her relationships than her famous family members are.
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When she eventually gave in to the pressure, releasing a financing plan in November, the same critics who had spent weeks demanding details laughed off her cost estimate as unfeasibly low and painted the new funding mechanism, which didn't include a payroll tax, as a cynical political document.
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"All too often, these kinds of crimes against women are laughed off, depicted as a minor offense by someone who cannot control themselves, as an illness, or as some kind of exaggerated sexual need," she said in a speech at the U.N. Peacekeeping Defense Ministerial Conference in Vancouver on Wednesday.
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She had not had "formal conversations" with political strategists about a run, laughed off a question about what role Mr. de Blasio would play in her hypothetical life as an elected official — "I don't think I should answer that question," she said, smiling — and engaged in lighthearted exchanges with reporters.
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In pretty much every genre, misogyny looms large—often at a lyrical level, but also in the sense of who gets to make the music, and who is laughed off when they try (all year I've been writing about the various aspects of the music industry which fail women in this regard, too).
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Louis C.K.'s character, a successful TV producer, is aghast at the prospect of his 17-year-old daughter becoming romantically involved with a famous 68-year-old movie director (the two are played by Chloe Grace Moretz and an appropriately weird John Malkovich), whose preoccupation with young women is laughed off by most of those around him.
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There were audible guffaws of the "ooooooh... burn" variety off-camera, and Cruz was visibly upset by the charge, leading to an embarrassing and comical "oh I speak Spanish pandejo" retort in the native tongue that was largely laughed off by Rubio, and likely any member of the electorate paying attention to the debate and expecting a modicum of seriousness.
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Ten years later, it seems necessary to remind the automotive incumbents about the lesson learned by former Palm CEO, Ed Colligan: Responding to questions from New York Times correspondent John Markoff at a Churchill Club breakfast gathering Thursday morning, Colligan laughed off the idea that any company — including the wildly popular Apple Computer — could easily win customers in the finicky smart-phone sector.
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PHILADELPHIA — 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's campaign manager can't guarantee that the Democratic presidential nominee will hold a press conference between now and the presidential election and laughed off questions about why she doesn't gather with reporters.
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During a six-hour interview with agents from FBI and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Chris Watts finally confessed to murdering his wife — but not before he failed a polygraph test and laughed off a question about all the ways it's possible to make a person disappear, according to newly released investigative documents in the Watts family murder case that have been obtained by PEOPLE.
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One entry reads: "Removed a pane of glass on the north side of the house, and made a round rifle hole in a wood panel, and I use blanks and it sounds just as loud as the war in Vietnam on TV." Nohl may have laughed off being the "witch" of the community, but there was a real fear for her safety in this nonconformity.
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A recent Washington Post/ABC News poll found one in eight votersAs the GOP tries to retake the House and defend their closely held control of the Senate, Republican lawmakers appear to be focusing on shoring up every vote they can with their constituents rather than taking a stand against racist statements from a president many of them laughed off as joke when he hopped in the 2016 presidential race just four years ago.
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The night of the Weidman fight, in response to Mousasi pointing out that he was making considerably less money than fighters he had defeated like Dan Henderson and Mark Hunt, White, who is the very model of the modern corporate head, seeking immediate gain over long-term viability even at the expense of those who work for him, laughed off the comparison, as if equating pay with performance were the height of old-fashioned naiveté.
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Festivalgoers discussed the fact that Penny actually has the abortion — no last-minute miscarriages thanks to falling down the stairs — and how its perspective is very different than 2007's twin mainstream films that laughed off abortion in a cutesy, winking fashion: Juno and Knocked Up. The only recent mainstream film to dive into abortion as something that occurs with no hand-wringing is 2014's Obvious Child, a charming and small movie that will never match Dirty Dancing's omnipotence.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants General Manager Dave Gettleman gave a rousing endorsement of Coach Pat Shurmur, stood behind his decision to draft running back Saquon Barkley and laughed off suggestions that the team might trade receiver Odell Beckham Jr. But Gettleman, in his first news conference with reporters since the summer, remained surprisingly noncommittal on Wednesday about quarterback Eli Manning's future with the Giants, leaving the door open for the organization to potentially move on from its two-time Super Bowl most valuable player this off-season.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE on Thursday night laughed off Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's claim that he "hates" Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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