Maybe it was an obvious playground insult lobbed at Swift.
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The Russians lobbed smoke grenades and flashbangs to disorient Kohver.
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In the midst of lobbed bottles and onlookers' jeers, Wor.
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There are "fewer daggers" being lobbed internally, one source said.
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I returned, and it lobbed a perfect hit directly back.
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Protesters in the streets lobbed accusations of fraud at Morales.
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The role was lobbed toward him and he missed it.
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He lobbed a guess that it might be a quarter.
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Students lobbed cobblestones at riot police in Paris's Latin Quarter.
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All of the same accusations were lobbed at Amazon, however.
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Trump has lobbed attacks at some potential defectors, calling Sen.
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Tear gas was lobbed at one point on the Champs-Elysees.
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It&aposs a horrific holocaust insult getting lobbed at Ben Shapiro.
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Journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi lobbed the shoe during a press conference.
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Every time they tried, ISIS fighters lobbed mortar rounds their way.
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Some people lobbed rocks, bottles and smoke bombs at riot police.
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The commission has lobbed a grenade; a tax war may result.
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Trump's tweet echoed an attack he lobbed at Clinton in January.
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Not even the excrement lobbed by irate residents has deterred them.
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One even lobbed a question at Kim, who did not answer.
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On Monday, via Twitter, Mr. Trump lobbed a threat about that.
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People lobbed epithets at him and told him he didn't belong.
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The threats and rhetoric lobbed by both sides have been fierce.
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Campaigns have always shaded the truth and even lobbed false accusations.
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Okay, we admit it ... that was a lobbed-up softball for Schumer.
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Those who lobbed pointed questions still credited him for showing up, though.
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T-Mobile just lobbed some more bait to pull customers from rivals.
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The Great Wall, starring Matt Damon, has been lobbed with similar criticism.
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Jonah, on the other hand, deserves every florid insult lobbed at him.
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Robinson is similarly resolute, brushing off criticism that gets lobbed her way.
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The back-and-forth reached CNBC Wednesday, where Dimon lobbed an insult.
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If the USSR lobbed a hundred or a thousand nukes at us,
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Freedom Partners Action Fund has already lobbed attacks at Strickland in Ohio.
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Some suggested Knowles avoid predominantly white environments, while others lobbed racist insults.
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Death threats are being lobbed from both ends of the Korean peninsula.
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Protesters hurled stones at police officers, smashed windows, and lobbed Molotov cocktails.
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Venomous insults have been lobbed between the Republican campaigns this primary season.
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Portugal keeper Rui Patricio catches a lobbed shot and upbraids his defense.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump frequently lobbed vitriolic remarks about Muslims.
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As Maizullah and I spoke, the Americans lobbed mortars into distant hills.
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Stones, fireworks, and Molotov cocktails and other were lobbed at security forces.
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In both states, legislative leaders and governors lobbed insults and pointed fingers.
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In Davenport, he was lobbed a question about his grade point average.
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Some of the arguments lobbed across the Twitterverse were filled with vitriol.
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Republicans lobbed softball questions on topics like mutton busting and Horse v.
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For other companies, CLSA lobbed 30% off the price the fund paid.
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They once contained a fire-extinguishing liquid and could be lobbed at flames.
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That's what's different than, say, Cold War messages lobbed over the Iron Curtain.
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Elsewhere, someone lobbed a hand grenade into a processing centre for asylum seekers.
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Ender Inciarte lobbed an opposite-field single to left, sending Camargo to third.
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The Chinese recycling situation was mentioned; the word "emotionalism" was lobbed, and rebutted.
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And, of course, there was plenty of tough talk lobbed at other artists.
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Scott and Nelson have lobbed continuous accusations at one another since Tuesday's election.
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He also lobbed attacks on the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment investigation.
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This is the deadly, toxic mix into which more missiles may be lobbed.
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One of the cops lobbed a bail at me, expecting I'd catch it.
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She has also lobbed similar homophobic slurs at fans and a flight attendant.
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When I lobbed this description toward Jessica to gauge its accuracy, she agreed.
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" A woman from Christie's lobbed an assist: "It's called 'Throwing Up a Brick.
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This is only the latest time the slur has been lobbed at Mrs.
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The charges once lobbed against Christians — atheism, superstition — were turned against pagan people.
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But her critique, like many lobbed at Kaepernick-inspired protesters, misses his point.
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Hours before the discussion, Mr. Trump lobbed his latest insult at Mrs. Clinton.
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"Terrorists lobbed a grenade at HSH Street Srinagar," Kashmir police said on Twitter.
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The fire-team leaders lobbed one high-explosive 40-mm grenade after another.
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He dodged and parried with characteristic aggressiveness and lobbed attacks of his own.
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That criticism is sometimes lobbed at him when it comes to the environment.
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Many have lobbed serious ethical and human rights objections to building this virtual wall.
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The meandering speech, during which Trump lobbed repeated insults at Democrats and Utah Sen.
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At one point a petrol bomb was lobbed at Alexander House itself, terrifying residents.
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Many people have been wounded -- even killed -- by stones lobbed by pilgrims further back.
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But it's yet another bone of legal contention now being lobbed at the company.
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Not ten seconds pass without a "smile, babe" or a wolf whistle being lobbed.
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After carrying up to the red line, he lobbed it deep into Edmonton's zone.
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Bird lobbed a pass to a cutting Stewart that looked irresponsible at first glance.
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The two countries lobbed a new round of duties in each other on Sunday.
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She can't possibly understand that, with a simple conversation starter, she's lobbed a grenade.
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Scavino has lobbed barbs at other GOP figures who have spoken critically of Trump.
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He said the White House had lobbed mere "pebbles" in retaliation for the interference.
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Lloris's poor clearance fell straight to Toivonen, who lobbed the ball over the keeper.
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On the next play, Allen lobbed a weak pass toward Grimes, which was intercepted.
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Twice, Tulsi Gabbard lobbed Warren a question from the other side of the stage.
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Afterward, the Tesla executive lobbed the "pedo guy" insult at the diver on Twitter.
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Senators in both parties lobbed comments on the issue on the Senate floor Wednesday.
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Trump lobbed insults at Miller and said he should be paid for the song.
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To Cooper, he lobbed a softball question about the legal stakes in Heller and McDonald.
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Add to that, the list of insults both Page and Strzok lobbed against Donald Trump.
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That's more than double the number of rockets the company lobbed into space last year.
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In recent days, she has lobbed serious accusations against powerful men in the film business.
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Hillary Clinton hasn't even been elected and the misogyny lobbed her way is already palpable.
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Trump supporters lobbed their own negative tweets and sent two different "boycott Hamilton" hashtags trending.
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The blood spurting everywhere, and the testicles being lobbed off by accident, it's all amazing.
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Moments later, his hands furled into fists, the man lobbed a blow at the protester.
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But the president has lobbed a grenade towards the rules-based order governing international trade.
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Almost on cue, North Korea early this morning lobbed a ballistic missile into the sea.
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Puig then darted home when LeMahieu lobbed the ball casually to first baseman Ian Desmond.
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" Mr. Joyce lobbed his own barbs the next day, telling reporters, "I'm inside his head.
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To roars of approval, protesters then lobbed black paint at the state seal of China.
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Things got heated late in the ballgame, as F-bombs were lobbed back and forth.
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And he has lobbed over 250 inaccurate attacks on the investigation into Russian election interference.
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Lindell lobbed a pass into the neutral zone toward Comeau and Kings defenseman Sean Walker.
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He lobbed an easy 33-yard strike to Marshon Ford to make it 14-7.
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Well... in 1968, Swiss soldiers on another training exercise accidentally lobbed five shells into Liechtenstein.
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Others sprayed graffiti along walls, and smashed windows and lobbed gasoline bombs at subway exits.
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Some of them defiantly chanted Islamic State slogans and lobbed fistfuls of dirt at reporters.
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Curses were flying back and forth; water bottles were being lobbed between the two crowds.
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Yet separating Trump himself from the criticism lobbed at Pompeo and Bolton wasn't an accident.
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Rebel groups have lobbed rockets into civilian neighborhoods and surrounded a handful of government-held towns.
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In June the militia lobbed a rocket at a major Saudi desalination plant in Al-Shuqaiq.
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Other researchers lobbed accusations of "careless mistakes" and flaws in the methodology of the mouse study.
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And President Trump has lobbed the occasional Twitter grenade accusing the tech industry of viewpoint suppression.
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Instead, he chose the side of progressive politics, then lobbed a grenade into the enemy camp.
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" Circling back to the argument "there is another side," Trump again lobbed blame at the "left.
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Up until now, both sides of the scooter debate have merely lobbed threats at one another.
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In 1967, similar barbs were lobbed at Muhammad Ali when he protested against the Vietnam War.
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When criticism would be lobbed against one partner, the other would always stick up for them.
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For weeks, Strange and Brooks have lobbed attacks at one another as insufficiently committed to Trump.
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Because of this, one of the biggest criticisms lobbed at vaping is that it's attracting youth.
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" Her hashtags further echoed criticisms that have been lobbed at her over the years: "#fat #stealsjokes.
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On Friday morning, he lobbed some insults Obama's way on the White House lawn, Deadline reports.
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Inslee defended criticism lobbed against the plan, introduced in the House in February by freshman Rep.
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The gunman on the second floor lobbed grenades at Special Forces troops for two more hours.
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She says Katt snatched the phone out of her hands and lobbed it inside the van.
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In Wuhan and Changsha, in the south central Hunan province, excrement has been lobbed at them.
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Yet he has lobbed praise at strongmen — mostly in Europe and Asia — for being great leaders.
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Yep, that sounds a lot like the complaints that've been lobbed at cable companies for years.
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Anderson scored when Ichiro Suzuki lobbed a two-out, pinch-hit single softly into left field.
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Since June 2018, the world's two largest economies have lobbed tariffs on imports from one another.
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Freeman scored when Ozzie Albies lobbed a soft single into right field with the bases loaded.
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"They are well trained, and have thrown back the grenades we lobbed at them," he said.
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Before flying back to New York City, he lobbed a last extralegal bomb at his antagonists.
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As for Kailyn ... she and Farrah have lobbed verbal jabs at each other for years now.
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The crowd lobbed glass bottles and ceramic pots at law enforcement, who responded with pepper spray.
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It is reminiscent of harmful insults lobbed at women online and in their day-to-day-life.
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Last month, researchers lobbed another salvo in the decades-long debate about the nature of these forms.
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Negativity rules The Republican primary was defined by insults -- the sharpest and most devastating lobbed by Trump.
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My mother was bombarded with the well-meaning questions typically lobbed at immigrants: Where's your accent from?
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To get the spit, they dipped cotton swabs in sugar water, and lobbed them at the monkeys.
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During that time, lawmakers and regulators in the U.S. and abroad have lobbed criticism at Big Tech.
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Decision-makers in Beijing aren't buying into the threats lobbed their way by the U.S. presidential candidates.
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A lobbed bomb that sticks to the first surface or enemy hero it comes into contact with.
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One of the most common criticisms lobbed at members of this sign is that they're hopelessly clingy.
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"He lobbed it casually into the canyon," she said, adding that another teen was recording a video.
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" Conway lobbed a similar accusation, saying that the author's motivation "was to sow discord and create chaos.
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In a second tweet, the president mocked Democrats for harsh rhetoric lobbed against him in recent months.
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Trump lobbed the name at Warren with three Native American veterans sitting and standing next to him.
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He lobbed his fourth shot onto the green and made a 13-foot putt to save par.
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Kaine bought up a litany of the insults that Trump has lobbed against minorities, women and others.
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Flake also used his speech to defend Ford and Kavanaugh against attacks being lobbed from both sides.
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In January, local fishermen lobbed lead weights, dead fish, and Tabasco sauce at a Sea Shepherd vessel.
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Assertions of diabolical underpinnings are lobbed at Harry Potter or Pikachu on occasion but rarely make headlines.
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This time the president lobbed a new allegation at the press: failing to report incidents of terrorism.
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Both Beijing and Washington have lobbed tariffs at each other, on everything from soybeans to Christmas lights.
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A clear pattern of gender bias emerges: The questions unrelated to tennis were lobbed disproportionately at women.
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"Let's see how you laugh without a windpipe," one lobbed-off head barked through planks of wood.
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ISIS fighters had attacked by night, and by day they lobbed in mortar rounds and handcrafted missiles.
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Days after Mr. Trump praised him for his newfound restraint, Mr. Kim lobbed a missile over Japan.
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Mr. Graham said the Obama administration had lobbed mere "pebbles" at Russia in retaliation for the interference.
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Clinton dismissed concerns about her health as one of many conspiracy theories that were lobbed against her.
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An interview should be like a casual game of tennis, where questions are lobbed back and forth.
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In this case, the passer/shooter was Dragan Bender, who lobbed a perfect ball at the hoop.
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Finally a young couple whose agent lobbed in a 210,225 Australian dollar ($210,224) offer won the day.
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And mechanically, it's little different from the grenades American soldiers lobbed into bunkers during the World Wars.
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Ronaldo casually snatched the mic and lobbed it over his shoulder ... sending it to a watery grave.
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Chris Christie has also lobbed stinging attacks Rubio's way, calling his rival "bubble boy" for his "scripted" remarks.
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Trump lobbed an explosive allegation on Twitter — with zero evidence — that the former president had surveilled Trump Tower.
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Block's writing blew all that up, like she'd lobbed a bomb right into the middle of the prom.
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Perhaps most importantly, Instagram has largely escaped the outrage lobbed at its larger sibling over the last year.
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Following the bar mitzvah, attendants lobbed candy at Kristal, a festive tradition used to symbolize a sweet life.
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After Noah went to the line and lobbed up a free throw, Boogie had a couple of questions.
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Beijing lashed out today at Vice President Mike Pence after Washington's No.2911 lobbed multiple allegations at China.
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Instead, as I lobbed it into the corners, I found it handles like a frozen stick of butter.
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Lashing out over trade practices, Trump lobbed insults at his G-7 host, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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To prove Lautner's claim, Corden grabbed a bowl of purple grapes and lobbed one from a modest distance.
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Klaew and his bodyguards were at the venue when an assailant lobbed a hand grenade at their seats.
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McConnell's tribute comes during a week in which Trump has lobbed numerous attacks against the former Arizona senator.
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Demonstrators lit a massive fire at the university's entrance Sunday and lobbed petrol bombs to fend off police.
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James Corden has lobbed some pretty epic insults in his days rap-battling on The Late Late Show.
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In other words, it was a verbal hand grenade, lobbed whenever a person heard something they didn't like.
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The global anti-Uber alliance just lobbed what the four companies hope will be another blow to Uber.
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Iranian proxies have lobbed missiles at Riyadh, shot down a US reconnaissance drone, and attacked oil production facilities.
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He also lobbed attacks in a recent campaign ad, calling Sessions a "total disaster" and "embarrassment" to Alabama.
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Cruz has had a rough couple of days as his rivals lobbed attacks calling into question his integrity.
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The bases then kept loaded, as Osuna lobbed a bounce at the Wrigley's ivy for a two-run double.
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Amazon also spent a record $14.2 million in 2018, beating the $12.8 million it lobbed at Washington in 2017.
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Four soldiers have died since January in the region, attacked by FARC rebels who fired bullets and lobbed explosives.
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He says he wants straight reporting and an honest media, but gets angry when he isn't lobbed easy questions.
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Although the march wasn't explicitly a protest against Trump, heavy criticism was lobbed at the administration during the event.
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In 19503, an inventor named Steve Hollinger lobbed a digital camera across his studio toward a pile of pillows.
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A picture he posted on social media of him holding his lobbed-off hair attracted over two million likes.
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In recent years, sex trafficking charges have largely been lobbed against sex workers and those who work with them.
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The ball was lobbed into the box, cleared, chipped in again by Neymar—and poked home by Sergi Roberto.
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Radulov lobbed a light pass to a streaking Galchenyuk, and the 22-year-old lifted a backhander over McIntyre.
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Even Jay-Z feels ripped off; he lobbed his own legal threats against Tidal's former owners back in March.
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But if there's one criticism that's often lobbed at the movie, it's that Belle appears to have Stockholm syndrome.
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As the helicopter strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry, attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades, officials said.
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Winning is everything "Loser" — it's Trump's insult of choice, and one he's lobbed at his opponents hundreds of times.
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Trump lobbed 59 bombs into Syria in a one-off attack and the media and political establishment loved it.
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The front-runners are two cousins who, despite their family ties, have lobbed accusations and insults at each other.
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Third Point, disappointed in Campbell's management, has sued the company and lobbed several attacks on members of the board.
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"I can say I lobbed Roger Federer," he answered when asked what memento he might take from the match.
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The campaign was also marked by sharp attacks lobbed from both camps about their respective positions on gun control.
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But when Ms. Thurman lobbed a line like, "I can't control who falls in love with me," it landed.
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They fired assault rifles, lobbed grenades and — when Iraqi commandos stormed the church — detonated explosives strapped to their chests.
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Catcher Jonathan Lucroy recovered the ball but lobbed it over first baseman Albert Pujols, allowing Torres to reach safely.
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Most of the Palestinian protesters are unarmed, but some have lobbed firebombs and attempted to break through the fence.
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The ball was lobbed into the box and bounced around terrifyingly for several moments before it was finally cleared.
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On Wednesday, a day after the news broke, Russia's Foreign Ministry lobbed insults at Lithuania's Foreign Ministry on Twitter.
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It is the angry-black-woman trope, lobbed at everyone from Serena Williams to Michelle Obama for exhibiting audacity.
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Some demonstrators have lobbed petrol bombs at the Court of Final Appeal and sprayed graffiti on the High Court.
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It's a remarkable change in sentiment for both leaders who have lobbed a series of insults at each other.
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The crew was trying a viral Tik Tok challenge when Chuck lobbed an egg across the studio at Shaq.
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In his 20s, in the unsteady wake of World War II, Boulez lobbed critical grenades even at his heroes.
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Jimmy Kimmel lobbed a ball of it into the audience where it hit a woman with a seafood allergy.
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The nation faces many challenges, of course, but the rhetorical brick bats being lobbed around only exacerbate the division.
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Indeed, most tourists left positive ratings in listings reviewed by The New York Times, although a few lobbed complaints.
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He also seems well-aware of the criticisms that might be lobbed at the show's self-consciously ludicrous approach.
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A police helicopter pilot, Oscar Perez, who lobbed grenades at government buildings, was tracked down and killed last month.
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Turkish troops and the YPG have since lobbed dozens of artillery shells across Syria's northern border at each other's positions.
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The lobby often maintains a quiet murmur that's occasionally interrupted by the snapping of cameras and questions lobbed by reporters.
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Shots. Fired. Microsoft just lobbed a piping hot, tablet-sized dose of shade at Apple's iPad Pro, and it's delicious.
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Republican lawmakers and conservative media personalities have for years lobbed claims of anti-conservative media bias at Silicon Valley companies.
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Cisco lobbed in an acquisition bid, and the two companies came to a handshake agreement on Saturday, according to sources.
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This isn't just a criticism lobbed by Republican partisans — it's also leveled by transparency advocates and other good government academics.
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There's no more off-camera questions lobbed from his parents—Leo carries these harmless hot takes on his own now.
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As I lobbed a plate against the wall, I wondered: When was the last time I broke something on purpose?
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Look, we even made a graphic for the stream of allegations being lobbed back and forth between the wearable makers.
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To get Serena in line, Rachel undermines her confidence by subtly threatening her with every critique lobbed at powerful women.
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The U.S. has lobbed complaints about Chinese theft of technology as trade tensions mount between the world's two biggest economies.
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On Friday, Chastain tweeted a Daily Wire story about the sexual assault allegations that have been lobbed against the director.
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Beijing lashed out on Friday at U.S. Vice President Mike Pence after Washington's No.2 lobbed multiple allegations at China.
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Anonymous threats of sexual violence weren't so much lobbed in your direction as skillfully targeted at you and your platforms.
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He lobbed claims that she was not "trustworthy" and indicated she had previously passed on his efforts to exchange belongings.
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During Trump's speech on Friday, some protesters outside the convention center scaled a barrier and lobbed water bottles at police.
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He says he wants straight reporting and an honest media, but he got angry when he wasn't lobbed easy questions.
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He said there is "no ethnic cleansing or genocide" in Myanmar, adding that those charges should not be lobbed lightly.
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While his national lead has slimmed slightly, he has shown a Teflon-like quality to survive criticism lobbed against him.
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Instead of focusing intra-party fighting -- Feinstein never asked about the excerpts -- Clinton lobbed most of her attacks at Trump.
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Chiasson picked up the puck and lobbed a lazy wrister, fooling Blue Jackets goalie Joonas Korpisalo on his glove side.
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The failure of antiracists and white feminists to counter the racist stereotypes lobbed against Ms. Hill left a gaping hole.
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As they became rowdier, police lobbed tear gas into the crowd to try to disperse them, according to the Telegraph.
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A single note is lobbed from one section of the ensemble to another, giving a sense of ever-widening space.
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What is known, however, makes it clear that there is no foundation to the criticisms being lobbed at the film.
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The claim is only one of several accusations of economic sabotage Trump has lobbed at the Fed since July 2018.
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Bluiett read the defense and lobbed a pass down low to O'Mara, who banked it in with 44.1 seconds remaining.
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He reached back, aimed and, with a quick two-step, lobbed the ball down the middle of the lane. Sterrrrikkkkke!
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And from his perspective, many of the complaints occasionally lobbed at Marvel's films become strengths of the MCU as a whole.
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Newly lobbed Selena Gomez is on a new leg of her Revival World Tour and she's unveiling new merchandise to match.
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The other criticism lobbed at the campus system is that too often the schools' processes violate due process for the accused.
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Accusations that central banks engage in competitive devaluation are not new, and have even been lobbed at America in the past.
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Yet it wasn't a candidate who came out the winner after the six candidates on stage lobbed barbs each others' way.
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As Louise Sunshine, a former Trump organization employee told me months ago, Trump had always lobbed grenades -- and then walked away.
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And it looks like Erika believes the others take pleasure in "humiliating" her, based on the accusations lobbed in the trailer.
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Taylor Swift won the $1 assault and battery lawsuit she lobbed against a radio DJ who was suing her for defamation.
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His comments refer to passages in Clinton's new book, "What Happened," which lobbed some heavy criticism at her former Democratic challenger.
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Minaj lobbed an unsavory name at Abraham, who has dabbled in adult films, and called her out for disrespecting her mother.
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She sniffed out stories and lobbed flinty challenges to Clark Kent; she also was in seeming constant need of Superman's saving.
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Officials are aware in detail of the allegations lobbed against Jackson, and are continuing to discuss what to do going forward.
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Unlike Presidents Barack Obama or George W. Bush, Trump has lobbed his own signature barbs toward the stickiest foreign policy crises.
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The protesters have lobbed accusations that, despite liberal track records, neither candidate has done enough to prioritize race-based issues. Rep.
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But Trump instead lobbed the "swamp person" charge at Donnelly, prompting the audience to break into a "Drain the swamp" chant.
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But it quickly devolved into insults lobbed at Hillary Clinton, whom he is no longer running against, and at the press.
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He later said the charges of sexism lobbed his way were unfair, and that it was Clinton who benefitted from sexism.
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" NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch has lobbed barbs at Young before, once comparing the Grammy Award winner's voice to a "dying cow.
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But it didn't stop there: In total, six of the first seven questions lobbed at Clinton were about the email server.
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I have been called a "cuck snowflake," a phrase so idiotic I thought it couldn't be lobbed against someone in earnest.
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The complaints lobbed at Twitter about moderation today were triply true about Usenet—because, in most newsgroups, moderation simply didn't exist.
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Other images, of course, showed what looked like milkshakes being lobbed as missiles, but those, in Ms. Baum's view, were aberrations.
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In Jakarta, Indonesia, protesters burned photos of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and lobbed a gasoline bomb at the Myanmar Embassy.
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Those frustrations are being lobbed at local government, despite the censorship regime which makes criticizing anybody in power a risky business.
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Late last year some demonstrators lobbed petrol bombs near the Court of Final Appeal and sprayed graffiti on the High Court.
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Hayes Brown: Or, it will be mostly another series of softball questions gently lobbed over the plate to your preferred side.
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As for Mr. Biden, he defended himself from the Sanders onslaught and lobbed a few shots back at his fellow septuagenarian.
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I also knew that no other omakase meal lobbed out so many thrilling pieces of sushi, or was quite as entertaining.
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Hinton lobbed one to Grimes for a dunk (and a 242-23 lead) in a sequence that happened in a flash.
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Protesters lobbed rocks and petrol bombs and burned trash in the street while authorities responded with a volley of tear gas.
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As for Mr. Biden, he defended himself from the Sanders onslaught and lobbed a few shots back at his fellow septuagenarian.
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Kase lobbed the puck towards the net where it struck defenseman Andreas Borgman in the right ankle and careened into the net.
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Michelle, in particular, has borne all the negativity lobbed her way with equanimity that would surely be diagnosable in certain psychiatric contexts.
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Even stranger still is that it has become a pejorative largely lobbed by the left less at Republicans and more at Democrats.
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Khalid said 15 people have been arrested in wake of the attack, including the two men who lobbed the bomb at Movida.
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It's the playground diss you've never heard, lobbed at a person you don't really like but you just can't stop fucking anyway.
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In October, he said the he would launch an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and perjury lobbed at Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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What if we encountered a Stetson-wearing caballero shouting the kind of Spanish epithets lobbed at me as a sexually confused kid?
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Diego lobbed up a bunch of pop trivia questions for the champ, but total softballs ... like what's your favorite Taylor Swift song?
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As it strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry in Caracas on Tuesday, attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades, officials said.
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The attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades as the chopper strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry in Caracas, officials said.
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The two got deep as they lobbed questions back and forth about the meaning of life, setting each other up for jokes.
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But it's the fight for the low-end that's compelling and Garmin just lobbed a monster of a product across Fitbit's bow.
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He lobbed rolls of paper towels into the crowd as if he were tossing out free t-shirts at a football game.
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In the end, the "California Girl" uses her unique curiosity and smarts to defy the mall-stalking stereotype lobbed at women everywhere.
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Its existence hung in the balance as the House and Senate each lobbed their version of the bill to the other chamber.
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Earlier this month, a New Zealand lawmaker lobbed the insult at an older legislator who had dismissed her argument about climate change.
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The police also lobbed tear gas at a column of protesters who managed to break through the ranks of riot police officers.
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One observer likened the grenades lobbed by Mr. Getler to the booming pronouncements of a biblical prophet whose credibility was rarely questioned.
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Trump lobbed the allegation in an early March tweet, and so far, he and his administration haven't been able to substantiate it.
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Everyone from his teammates to the Patriots' hierarchy hurriedly lobbed praise at one of the best tight ends to play the game.
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Panama is in a world of trouble now, but they managed to fire off a lobbed shot that the tall Courtois gathered.
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Trump lobbed tens of billions of dollars of tariffs on Chinese products in a bid to ramp up the pressure on Beijing.
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Russo lobbed a 16-yard score to tight end Kenny Yeboah with 6:59 left to trim the deficit to 15-13.
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Trump has also lobbed personal attacks on the longtime diplomat, including as she testified in the impeachment inquiry and again on Friday.
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Other rivals, realizing he is on a path to winning the nomination, lobbed more attacks than ever, but Sanders largely deflected them.
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It intensified within hours, with a sarcastic, racially incendiary jibe — "Pocahontas" — lobbed by Mr. Trump himself during a visit to Las Vegas.
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But that had something to do with the grotesque insults Trump lobbed at John McCain, the man whose "nay" vote sank repeal.
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Sure, potshots are still lobbed at the Queens of old, which periodically gets blamed for native sons Harvey Weinstein and Donald Trump.
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Conway said Sunday that much of the anger, which has boiled over in public, stems from the personal attacks Romney lobbed at him.
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On December 8th, Mr Smith lobbed a series of appeals to the justices only to see his pleas divide the justices 4-4.
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The crowd set fires, lobbed glass bottles, stones and ceramic pots at law enforcement, who responded with pepper spray, arrests and warning shots.
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The charge of a "coalition of chaos", lobbed by the Tories at Labour was sent squarely back towards the prime minister's squabbling cabinet.
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"Militants lobbed grenades and fired with automatic weapons injuring two BSF troopers, one of whom later succumbed (to his injuries)," Ahmad told CNN.
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" The exchange stems from an insult lobbed the editors of the now defunct Spy magazine years ago, calling Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian.
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In recent months, Houthi forces made repeated incursions into Saudi territory, and lobbed missiles across the vast frontier, which Riyadh has difficulty defending.
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She has communicated a number of changes at the car-hailing company that she would require to consider any offer lobbed her way.
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" Liz Hill, press secretary at the U.S. Department of Education, said: "The accusations lobbed at the secretary are nothing more than political pandering.
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And instead of asking Zuckerberg tough questions, interviewer George Stephanopoulos lobbed softball after softball so that Zuck could deliver his prepared talking points.
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As part of that now-infamous interview, Fallon lobbed Trump a series of softball questions and perhaps most memorably, playfully tousled his hair.
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President Trump lobbed paper towels into a crowd at a church in Puerto Rico Tuesday where he was meeting with Hurricane Maria survivors.
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Each time they go to vote on the Senate floor or file into a committee hearing, the questions will be lobbed their way.
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On Saturday, Trump lobbed attacks on a prominent black congressman and the city of Baltimore, parts of which are in the congressman's district.
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There's always the chance some shocker or other will be lobbed out of Washington, but absent that, markets are watching three major reports.
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"We throw rocks at them, and they respond by killing us," said Ali, as several tear gas canisters were lobbed by security forces.
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Moskowitz even describes American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten as "aggressive," echoing the criticisms that, when lobbed at her, she found unfair.
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For all of the glittering poison darts lobbed in "My Big Night," it's the director's love of show business that becomes most apparent.
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"We throw rocks at them, and they respond by killing us," said Ali, as several tear gas canisters were lobbed by security forces.
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The idea would be that Trump could escape criticism previously lobbed at President Obama for joining the Paris agreement without consulting the Senate.
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She's still active on Twitter and has lobbed a few barbs at other YouTubers — including Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau, her former roommate.
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President Donald Trump lobbed his latest shot against imported autos last month, threatening a 241 percent tariff on those from the European Union.
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It's nothing worse than the weekly ritual of dodging VKs [alcopop bottles] as they're lobbed across the LCR [lower common room] dance floor.
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Turns out, nothing goes better with acts of civil disobedience than tepid cans of Pepsi swiftly lobbed at the heads of authority figures.
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Pedro received a lobbed pass from the left wing that trap-doored him on a run behind Manchester United's poorly-communicating back line.
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On top of that, the Army truck lobbed a number of Israeli Tamir interceptors during the experiments, as seen in the video below.
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Over the past year he's lobbed accusations at Amazon on multiple occasions, claiming the company skirts taxes — although that's not exactly the case.
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Last weekend, immigration agents lobbed tear gas into Mexico to deter members of the migrant caravan from crossing the border or seeking asylum.
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Both Beijing and Washington have lobbed tit-for-tat tariffs at each other, on everything from American soybeans to Chinese-made Christmas lights.
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Trump on Wednesday lobbed baseless accusations at Ford Motor, which along with BMW, Honda Motor and Volkswagen recently sided with the Golden State.
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The attacks escalated at Monday's debate, where Grimm and Donovan sparred over who's the real Trump loyalist and lobbed accusations at one another.
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Ms. Beard was recounting her response to a criticism once lobbed at her in print: not of her scholarship, but of her appearance.
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Margaritaville sold its Cheeseburger stake in 2005 and, since then, roughly half the locations have closed as the brand was lobbed between owners.
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It's a dramatic pullback from the high of $65.65 late Tuesday after Iran lobbed missiles on bases in Iraq that house US troops.
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The idea would be that Trump could escape criticism previously lobbed at President Obama for joining the Paris agreement without consulting the Senate.
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Trump has long waged war on the news media, but in recent months he has also lobbed complaints at his long-preferred network.
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Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier lobbed direct criticism at the Trump administration's America first mantra, saying it was badly hurting US-European relations.
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One of the repeated attacks Cruz has lobbed at O'Rourke is that he would be weak on crime and not support law enforcement.
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Kelly lobbed Trump what was described as either a "tough" or "gotcha" question: Your Twitter account has several disparaging comments about women's looks.
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Trump repeatedly lobbed his "Crooked Hillary" moniker at the Democrat and suggested Clinton should be put in charge of the "crooked government" in Iraq.
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"Are you a witch or vampire?" and "Have you ever tasted wombat meat?" are just a few of the questions Ferrell lobbed his way.
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I wish Ms. Walker and others living in larger bodies safe haven, and, until then, the defenses to manage the cruelty lobbed at them.
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The criticism lobbed against Melania has been that the altruism she talks about having is not matched by her actions — it's not even close.
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Zuckerberg has been in the crosshairs of Congress following the 2016 election and amid accusations lobbed by the right that Facebook is censoring conservatives.
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LG: Mike, do you have a sense of how Travis is reacting to all of the criticism that has been lobbed his way lately?
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He fired shots at and lobbed grenades on the Interior Ministry and the Supreme Court to fight what he said was a tyrannical government.
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Lewis, who was also in her first term, refused to back down as she routinely lobbed insults at Emanuel during rallies and press conferences.
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Demonstrators, who at one point lobbed two petrol bombs, retaliated with a flash-mob strategy: withdrawing when pressed, only to re-appear elsewhere relentlessly.
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Demonstrators, who at one point lobbed two petrol bombs, retaliated with a flash-mob strategy - withdrawing when pressed, only to re-appear elsewhere relentlessly.
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Navitas had already rebuffed an initial offer, lobbed a month ago, from founder and former CEO Rod Jones and fledging private equity firm BGH.
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My guy Chris Rose lobbed me the "New Rum" beat in April sampling "Money Montage" and we recorded the revamped banger the same week.
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The sharp diss Donald Trump lobbed at a BBC editor on Thursday has been immortalized into a t-shirt, because why not, it's 2017.
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So, for example, if you pin your selfie sticker to a tennis ball lobbed over the net, your face will fly across the screen.
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Opposition organizers say they want to avoid the violence that characterized the 2017 protests, although some demonstrators on Wednesday lobbed projectiles and burned vehicles.
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"Offices of human rights defenders are raided, lobbed with explosives or burned to sow terror among them and the communities they serve," Palabay said.
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Trump has steadily lobbed rhetorical salvos at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which culminated last month at a speech at the United Nations.
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Stanley lobbed a 163-yard score to freshman Nico Ragaini at 216:225 of the fourth quarter to cut Wisconsin's lead to 9-13.
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Kagan lobbed skeptical questions at Ian Gershengorn, the attorney for the U.S. government, which joined the plaintiffs in arguing that the lawmakers lacked standing.
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Elections were called in the district after credible allegations of ballot fraud were lobbed against former Republican candidate and evangelical pastor Mark Harris' campaign.
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The "horseface" remark is just the latest in a string of crude and sometimes racially tinged attacks that the president has lobbed at women.
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When I lobbed a few possible competitors at Hamid, he batted them back handily, even as he insisted that he doesn't dismiss any comer.
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To get a sense of what hearings could look like, we cut down five hours of Anita Hill's testimony, including questions lobbed by Sens.
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On Sunday night he lobbed a middle school insult at WaPo owner Jeff Bezos and praised the Enquirer without citing the tabloid by name.
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"What are you, some kind of wimp?" was an insult readily lobbed at anyone who urged restraint in responding to a provocation or attack.
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With under a minute left and the Lakers up by four, Bryant dribbled into the lane and then lobbed up a high, arcing pass.
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Earlier in the day, Trump lobbed the latest in a series of Twitter critiques at OPEC, ordering the world's cartel to reduce prices immediately.
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President Trump lobbed a series of crass and false attacks at some of his favorite targets at his Minneapolis rally Thursday night: Minnesota Rep.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The masked assailants crept up to the building hours before dawn on Christmas Eve and lobbed a handful of Molotov cocktails.
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In Brussels last month, Macron took the lead in standing up for Europe against the tariff threats Trump has lobbed regularly in recent days.
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The protesters, who came from the country's north, east and the capital itself, lobbed flares at security forces, metal bars, stones and tree branches.
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The tit-for-tat tariffs lobbed by the U.S. on Chinese goods Friday are not expected to affect the economy, but they could grow.
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Throughout the hearing, while Democrats tried to "focus on the facts," as several lawmakers put it, Republicans lobbed attacks and renewed calls for Rep.
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The Blackbird, still the second-fastest manned plane in history, flew for more than 260 years and outpaced anti-aircraft missiles lobbed at it.
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Fireworks instead were more prevalent between Republicans and Democrats on the committee, who lobbed accusations against each other of politicizing the Supreme Court nomination process.
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But regardless of the curveballs the four people who demoed the system ahead of me lobbed at Duplex, each call ended with a successful reservation.
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As Trump was traveling to the G20 summit, he lobbed criticism at Japan, India and Germany over trade and defense matters -- but not toward Russia.
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And now, as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars, he had a few critical grenades lobbed at him by returning head judge Len Goodman.
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Democrats and Republicans both accuse Trump of sexism over verbal insults lobbed at Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina.
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Fitzgerald lobbed a 1-yard scoring strike to Kylin Hill, then ran 33 yards on the first play after the Hawkeyes fumbled on the kickoff.
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I can't take it back now, but maybe I can slowly back away from the elephant I've just lobbed into the middle of the room.
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In a scene similar to the day before, police in riot gear lobbed tear gas canisters in front of a line of protesters, scattering some.
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It has plenty of levers without having to resort to crude military menaces—as it did in 1996, when it lobbed shells across the strait.
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Sen. Ted Cruz could have taken a big bite out of Donald Trump's lead when we lobbed him a question about his favorite subject ... soup!
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Surprisingly, the worst insult ever lobbed at Rob Lowe wasn't one of the many, many jokes at his expense during his recent Comedy Central roast.
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Murphy wasn't flagged, but Newton lobbed the ball at him and got a 15-yard taunting penalty that pushed Carolina out of field-goal range.
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Last year, the Trump administration lobbed a total of 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles from Navy destroyers USS Porter and USS Ross in the eastern Mediterranean.
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They've held two hearings on the matter so far, and McCarthy has lobbed other attacks at tech firms besides Twitter for alleged bias against conservatives.
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With Curry waiting to check back into the game, Westbrook lobbed a pass to Andre Roberson for a dunk that pushed the lead to 303.
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The candidates lobbed accusations at each other, talked over one another and laughed incredulously at their rival's answers at various points throughout the hourlong debate.
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Democrats got an early taste of the drawbacks of impeachment discussions at the outset of the 116th Congress, following a profane remark lobbed by Rep.
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Yet the buzz surrounding the long-serving California Democrat has reached a fever pitch this year as she's lobbed bomb after bomb at President Trump.
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The statement also said individuals the police suspect to be militants either lobbed grenades or fired at security officers in three areas of the valley.
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On Tuesday, the president lobbed an unprompted attack on Democrats, claiming they will "lie" and criticize his administration's response to Florence regardless of its success.
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Stone-throwing youths have been met by rubber bullets and tear gas canisters lobbed by security forces while many of Maduro's supporters have remained steadfast.
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Then he made the feed to Jackson, who lobbed an alley-oop for a Drummond dunk to make it 104-88 with 4:47 left.
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There is separation [of different types of rubbish], but often things get lobbed in the same bin and people don't take care to separate recycling.
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With a flying leap from behind the arc, he lobbed up a ball with both hands in a shot whose success would overwrite its desperation.
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Virsajko lobbed in a better cross from the right, and Perisic ran around both Trippier and Walker to stab it home with his left foot.
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When Chaminade's Mark Rodrigues lobbed a pass over Sampson on a backdoor screen to fellow guard Tim Dunham for a dunk, the score was tied.
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Another Bey image shows a dozen pairs of sneakers Mr. Hammons lobbed over the Serra sculpture's steel lip, turning it into something resolutely his own.
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The Knicks finished it off in the final minute when Payton lobbed an alley-oop to Robinson for a dunk to make it 94-82.
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Dempsey lobbed the goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti from a difficult angle outside the penalty area to help Fulham knock the Italian giants out of the competition.
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With runners on the corners and nobody out in the seventh, Javier Baez broke from third when Steven Matz lobbed a casual throw to first.
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In protest, a masked group set the lobby on fire with petrol bombs, one of the key weapons lobbed at police during last year's protests.
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Lindsey Graham who have been among Trump's most loyal defenders, have lobbed intense criticism at the president over allegations that he has abandoned the Kurds.
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President Barack Obama knew that he could not get a touchdown with the Democratic plan (single payer), so he lobbed the Republican plan to Congress.
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In fact, none of their posts are intended to be partisan "corrections" lobbed at elected officials or public figures of one party, according to Schneider.
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I cried watching Hillary give her concession speech, as her husband, whose personal transgressions were lobbed against her repeatedly and effectively, stood in the camera's frame.
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Nintendo has always been protective of its brands, and today they lobbed a blue shell at a fellow Japanese business trying to make a few yen.
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Typically, celebrations in France end up with some broken shop windows and other destruction, and tear gas was lobbed at one point on the Champs-Elysees.
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Similar criticism was lobbed at Trump during the primaries when he hesitated before disavowing David Duke and the KKK on CNN's The Lead with Jake Tapper.
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There were the weirdly sexist questions lobbed at Carey Mulligan at the opening of the Women in Motion events that take place parallel to the Festival.
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More than 20 people had been injured on Friday when Mexican police lobbed tear gas at them after they crossed the bridge and rushed the gate.
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The ill-fated Hail Mary was lobbed by a number of liberal intellectuals, including Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law professor and short-lived 22016 presidential candidate.
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SYDNEY/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese private equity firm CDH Investments lobbed a last-minute $21.3266 billion offer for Australian liver-cancer treatment firm Sirtex Medical SRX.
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Once, I lobbed a morsel of food across the room to my friend, and his dog made an incredible leap for a timely mid-air chomp.
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Trump's statement Tuesday represented a cooling of previous criticism he has lobbed at Curiel, but it did not include an apology or an expression of regret.
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GOP senators lobbed question-shaped praise while Democrats grilled the controversial nominee on drug prices and repealing Obamacare, sometimes forgetting to ask a question at all.
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Match attendees posted videos on Twitter capturing boos and jeering during Qatar's national anthem and a field littered with objects that spectators had lobbed at players.
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He and his family essentially went under house arrest as police and rioters lobbed tear gas canisters back and forth at one another in the streets.
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He hit a wildly unnecessary tweener shot at the net, followed up by wholly gratuitous...jumpy-hitty thing after Satral lobbed his return to the baseline.
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While Trump has continually denied any collusion and has lobbed accusations of his own, the FBI appears to have been keeping its eye on the ball.
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ISLAMABAD, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Attackers on a motorcycle lobbed grenades and opened fire at a Pakistani television station on Wednesday, wounding one person, the station said.
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Then someone lobbed a flame from a tiki torch toward the statue, and someone else sprayed mace, until finally officers came running and dispersed the crowd.
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Last year, the Trump administration lobbed a total of 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles from the Navy destroyers U.S.S. Porter and U.S.S. Ross in the eastern Mediterranean.
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To date, more than 1.5 million early votes have already been cast amid the backdrop of growing accusations of sexual assault lobbed at the GOP nominee.
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Last year, the Trump administration lobbed a total of 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles from the Navy destroyers USS Porter and USS Ross in the eastern Mediterranean.
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It specializes in outerwear of the puffiest and most ski-friendly variety, so its designers have an extra challenge lobbed their way come the spring season.
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During the debate, Holt questioned Trump aggressively about the racially charged issue of police "stop and frisk" policies while, critics say, he lobbed softballs at Clinton.
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For the second time in less than a month, Jake Tapper has used a CNN segment to clear up an unsubstantiated "falsehood" lobbed by Donald Trump.
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On Friday, the Kremlin lobbed accusations back at Washington, saying the US wanted to develop weapons that violate the treaty and is using Russia as scapegoat.
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Hillary Clinton wrote on Twitter that she condemned the attack, in which someone lobbed a molotov cocktail through the window, setting Trump signs and furniture ablaze.
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Feeling attacked, he lobbed an unexpectedly sneaky but extraordinarily deft attack on Friday by appointing two prominent executives to join the Uber board without telling anyone.
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Almost immediately, Mr. Trump lobbed a volley of insults at Mr. Sessions, telling the attorney general it was his fault they were in the current situation.
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He has also lobbed insults at top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor, former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and National Security Council official Lt. Col.
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On one side, the president-elect has repeatedly lobbed disruptive demands at them, such as his insistence that they prepare a replacement health bill almost immediately.
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Trump also lobbed some light jokes at the press, remarking that the special forces officers told him an unarmed terrorist "would have no chance" against Conan.
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Light Reading Americans may be tempted these days to worry a bit, what with the bellicose language being lobbed between President Trump and the North Koreans.
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Noting that she's applied for a number of volunteer positions at organizations around the Washington area, Linton said she "deserved" the fierce criticism lobbed her way.
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President Donald Trump also has lobbed warnings recently at North Korea about the use of military force, including "fire and fury" and "locked and loaded" remarks.
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Here's the latest: A grenade lobbed at a crowded bus stand Thursday in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir killed one person and wounded several others.
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A Robinson event in Oldham, Greater Manchester devolved into violence on Sunday when his supporters clashed with protesters, who lobbed bricks and eggs at one another.
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The content of today's open letter isn't any different from previous complaints the industry has lobbed — some of the language, in fact, is literally the same.
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One criticism that comes up during the NCAA Tournament—it's often lobbed at Charles Barkley—is that NBA announcers don't know college players when they discuss games.
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Just before Pompeo&aposs arrival, the North&aposs state-run media lobbed a warning shot at Washington over its criticism of the North&aposs human rights record.
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Simmons's size allows him to see over the defense, and he lobbed a pinpoint pass to Saric for the layup because Nwaba gave him room to shoot.
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By nightfall, members of the security forces issued warnings on loudspeakers, lobbed a volley of tear gas at the crowd and chased protesters into narrow side streets.
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Similar allegations were previously lobbed at Jia, who treated Faraday Future like a subsidiary of his own Chinese tech conglomerate, LeEco, when he still controlled that company.
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But Senator Ted Cruz lobbed a racially freighted attack on Senator Marco Rubio, with a new mailing that merges Mr. Rubio's face with that of President Obama.
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The Donald Trump-themed cold opens keep coming on Saturday Night Live, this week with more jokes lobbed at the president-elect for his prolific Twitter account.
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LAST MONTH Japan's Financial Services Agency, the financial-industry regulator, lobbed a grenade into a fractious debate on how to support the world's oldest population in retirement.
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SALEM, N.H. — Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and his team have complained — and complained — about the attacks the outside group supporting Jeb Bush has lobbed their way.
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At just before midnight, the man lobbed a hand grenade over the embassy compound fence and then blew himself up, assistant police chief, Enis Bakovic, told reporters.
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In addition to the accusations lobbed by the company's unsecured creditors during the course of Sears' bankruptcy, Lampert has also been a target of presidential candidate Sen.
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Militants on Tuesday lobbed grenades and opened fire at a military convoy escorting election staffers and voting material in Baluchistan&aposs district of Turbat, killing four troops.
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Trump's making a bet that he can link the Democratic nominee to this "squad" -- the aforementioned group of congresswomen of color that he has lobbed attacks at.
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It also highlights Strickland's opposition to trade deals such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, a line of attack that he has repeatedly lobbed at Portman.
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Everyone knows that terrible interviews are infinitely more interesting than average ones, and as of last week, one more shitshow got lobbed into this endlessly brilliant pile.
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It's appointment commuting -- and arguing -- for these friends, who joke that they have "New York values," alluding to an insult lobbed at Donald Trump by Texas Sen.
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Read More Judge forces apple to help unlock San Bernardino shooter iPhone Since then, the company and federal authorities have lobbed strongly worded statements at each other.
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On Meet the Press, Manigault-Newman lobbed another accusation: that the administration had tried to "buy off" her silence and push her into signing a nondisclosure agreement.
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What's more, what Sanders said about President Trump is one of a bazillion criticisms that Democrats have lobbed and will lob at the president this week alone.
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Nothing so far, unless you count a visit in which he lobbed paper towels at a crowd as if he were competing in an amateur basketball competition.
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With the final episode set to air this weekend, Theroux is getting questions lobbed at him from every angle — and he's not giving up a single detail.
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He first lobbed the outlandish claim that Mr. Cruz's father had a connection to John F. Kennedy's killer, and then mocked Mr. Cruz as a floundering loser.
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Republican lawmakers and conservative media personalities have for years lobbed claims of anti-conservative bias at Silicon Valley companies, whose employees tend to be largely left-leaning.
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This got overwhelming pushback, with many Twitter users arguing that calling someone a pedophile is a serious allegation that can't just be lobbed as a casual insult.
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Democratic debate Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders lobbed attacks at each other during last night's debate in Washington, but there were two things they did agree on.
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Both were on the government-controlled side of Monrovia, a city perched on a peninsula where rebels lobbed mortars into densely populated areas from across a bridge.
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But she then settled into the match and assuredly handled free kicks and crosses lobbed into the box for the final hour, while absorbing repeated physical contact.
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On Thursday — on the last day of questions and answers in the Senate — the day was mostly devoted to softballs, lobbed by senators at their own side.
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During the performance, the rapper dubbed Trump a "kamikaze that will probably cause a nuclear holocaust" and lobbed other expletive-filled insults toward the commander in chief.
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One of those dozen was perhaps the best goal he's ever scored in his career too in the form of an audacious lobbed back heel against Mallorca.
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Trump has lobbed near-constant attacks at the New York Times since he began his presidential campaign, a habit that has not stopped in the White House.
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The subpoena capped a breakneck day of political drama as Trump and Democratic leaders lobbed legal and rhetorical bombshells at each other over the intensifying Ukraine scandal.
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The state passed a fetal assault law in 2014 — since sunsetted, though lawmakers are trying to revive it — which lobbed criminal charges on pregnant women using drugs.
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The label of "neoliberal shill" is often lobbed at mainstream Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, along with French president Emmanuel Macron and Canadian heartthrob Justin Trudeau.
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But just before Pompeo&aposs arrival, the North&aposs state-run media lobbed a warning shot at Washington over its criticism of the North&aposs human rights record.
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With every tweet tapped out with bile and lobbed in the middle of the night, it's clear that this Twitter user is one we could all do without.
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In a short period Monday, Trump lobbed five tweets about trade and his conflict with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, drawing harsh condemnation from Canada and other allies.
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Local residents said police clashed with several hundred young men in the center of Ben Guerdane, and that protesters lobbed rocks and petrol bombs and set tyres ablaze.
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Trump had praised Mexico on Friday after police lobbed tear gas canisters at caravan members who had rushed the gate on the bridge that links Guatemala and Mexico.
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Trailing 67-60, Williams missed a 3-pointer in the corner, but Porzingis tapped the rebound out to Jose Calderon, who immediately lobbed an alley-oop to Williams.
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And criticisms of the online-ad business for being opaque, and occasionally fraudulent, may also be lobbed at the OOH business as it becomes bigger and more complex.
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"The site's version of the events were as follows: "She angrily lobbed his mobile into the water in front of shocked friends and family at the exclusive venue.
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Security forces have barricaded a road to the presidential compound and lobbed tear gas at protesters, and local offices of the electoral tribunal have been set on fire.
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The word "relevant" was lobbed around with dangerous frequency in 113: How often can you be told a show is "timely" before your eyes start to glaze over?
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Though the Rwandan army often lobbed grenades into churches and schools and fired on Tutsis cowering there, most murders were carried out by civilians wielding machetes and clubs.
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LAST MONTH Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), the financial-industry regulator, lobbed a grenade into a fractious debate on how to support the world's oldest population in retirement.
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In addition, the United States and China are locked in a spiraling trade war in which they have lobbed increasingly severe rounds of tariffs on each other's imports.
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The hostility between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz, all lobbed f-bombs and Monster drinks, made for the two best-selling pay-per-views of the last year.
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Amid the scathing criticisms lobbed at practitioners, the FCA says fund objectives are not always clear and that the performance of funds is sometimes compared to inappropriate benchmarks.
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Thorson lobbed a pass into a crowd at the goal line, but the ball was deflected off Skowronek's hands at the goal line and the ball fell incomplete.
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This image was reinforced time and again as Fidel lobbed verbal stones at his superpower neighbor against the backdrop of support from the Soviet Union and then Venezuela.
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But there is little sign of public appetite for a return to the military tensions of the mid-1990s, when China lobbed unarmed missiles close to the island.
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" Ryan on CNN on Friday defended herself as "a very highly educated, intelligent reporter who deserved an answer when she lobbed a question of the president who responded.
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He seemed to think that would be an insurmountable problem and lobbed other obstacles our way when I quickly assured him female camera operators wouldn't be a problem.
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But the word bitch — particularly when it's lobbed at you across a room or on the street or in social media — is surely intended as crude and demeaning.
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Mariota lobbed a pass deep down the center of the field and Matthews extended his arms to make a diving catch in the back of the end zone.
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Women in particular say the episode has made them more vulnerable to an ugly and false stereotype often lobbed at female reporters, that they exchange sex for information.
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He ran the bases and retrieved some fly balls on the field before the game, but only lobbed his return throws to a coach a few feet away.
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The fiery rhetoric that lawmakers lobbed at each other in 2013, during the last government shutdown, echoes today as another shutdown took effect beginning at 12:01 a.m.
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Note that just yesterday, two Daily Caller propagandists lobbed Trump a softball about potential Whitaker replacements, and Trump, unprompted, confessed that Whitaker's appointment was all about Mueller. pic.twitter.
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I'd grown up as one of those Gen-X kids of divorce, lobbed between two worlds at the convenience of the parents and the constraints of the courts.
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The interview was cut short, and Kelly was led to Pompeo's private office, where the diplomat lobbed expletives at her and had aides bring him a blank map.
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Both Mr. Witkoff and Harry Macklowe, a longtime developer who was already building a billionaires' tower at 22015 Park Avenue, lobbed unsolicited offers before the bidding even started.
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After the egg missed Shaq entirely and splattered on the ground, Barkley lobbed another egg at the 7-foot-1 NBA legend that broke right on his head.
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Tim Ryan (D-OH) and John Delaney (D-MD) lobbed the same attack, pitting some of Sanders's biggest priorities — universal health care and workers' rights — against each other.
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It was a minor miracle that agreement was reached with this crew of sometime tech Sopranos, said sources, although the ugly lawsuit that Benchmark lobbed at Kalanick continues.
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Several of Robinson's baskets were emphatic dunks, including a spectacular first-quarter alley-oop in which Julius Randle lobbed the ball from well beyond the 3-point line.
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As Waiters's five seconds were about to run out, he shoved an elbow into Ginobili's chest, pushing him out of the way, and lobbed a pass to Kevin Durant.
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During the impeachment hearings, Republican lawmakers and the right-wing media machine lobbed racist attacks on Vindman by questioning his patriotism and suggesting he had dual loyalty to Ukraine.
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Concerns lobbed at Zuck ran the gamut, from the proliferation of hate speech and disinformation via political ads to misgivings about user privacy and Libra, the platform's cryptocurrency venture.
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IT HAS been over a decade since Mieko Kawakami lobbed a literary grenade into the fusty, male-dominated world of Japanese fiction with "Chichi to Ran" ("Breasts and Eggs").
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Sessions did appear on Fox News for an interview Monday with Laura Ingraham, who gently lobbed softball questions (could Trump end this with a phone call?), which Sessions punted.
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" Regarding harmful consequences such as the harassment lobbed at Ayyub, @LimesOfIndia said, "Rana Ayyub is more vile than what a parody news handle could represent her in a tweet.
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The president lobbed the accusation at the network's White House correspondent Jim Acosta, apparently the first time Trump has publicly used the term to refer to a specific journalist.
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On the soccer field, women in traditional headscarves lobbed balls to batters whose enthusiasm made up for their lack of a proper stance or grip in taking their swings.
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Unlike Theallet's pointed statement, Ford was fairly diplomatic in his response to the question that's been gnawing at the fashion community, lobbed by Joy Behar on The View Wednesday.
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Since then, Duca has been a target of hyper-conservative trolls that have lobbed almost every imaginable type of insult and threat at her on Twitter and over email.
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However, Caitlyn Jenner is aware of the criticism being lobbed at her: that this entire physical and emotional transition is – at the age of 65 – an elaborate publicity stunt.
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Northwestern pulled within 39-34 with 2:21 to go as Thorson rolled out on fourth-and-10 and lobbed a pass toward the back of the end zone.
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Angry Reddit users called her tyrannical, lobbed vicious insults at her, and at one point even tried to associate her name with the Nazi swastika in Google search results.
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The $11 billion Japanese company has lobbed in a cash bid for its U.S. rival, according to Reuters, killing the target's merger talks with Akzo Nobel of the Netherlands.
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Republicans are comparing the episode to the criticism lobbed at Senate Republicans' campaign arm earlier this year after it posted a tweet saying Senate candidate and double amputee Rep.
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Ironically, only fellow liberals will be cowed by terror of being branded a racist (a pejorative lobbed at me in recent days — one that, however groundless, tends to stick).
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" Clinton lobbed multiple attacks at a proposal from Cruz, which Trump has also endorsed, to give police departments license to "patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized.
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Think of "Little Rocket Man" and the other taunts Trump lobbed at North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un prior to the duo's historic summit in Singapore earlier this summer.
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Describing himself as a "socialist with anarchist tendencies," Mr. MacPherson got a rousing response from the others when he lobbed a shot at David Cameron, the former prime minister.
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As Yovanovitch testified about what she called a "smear campaign" that led to her abrupt ousting last May, Trump lobbed attacks at the 30-year veteran diplomat on Twitter.Rep.
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As Yovanovitch testified about what she called a "smear campaign" that led to her abrupt ousting last May, Trump lobbed attacks at the 30-year veteran diplomat on Twitter.
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They're citing both internal GOP divisions and the vocal criticisms many Republicans lobbed at Trump's budget, which slashed domestic programs nearly across the board, including many favored by Republicans.
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Ms. Williams shielded her sister from frequent insults, lobbed at her not only from cruel schoolmates, but also from adults quick to point out that her mother was gone.
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In response to environmental concerns lobbed by elected officials and residents, the MTA and DOT has also sworn to publicize air quality results, and "minimize" disruptiveness during the shutdown.
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Yesterday, Pishevar, who had previously only lobbed one pissy letter at Benchmark that demanded the firm step down from the board of Uber, sent across his first legal bomb.
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The English — many of whom had been drinking for three days — had occupied the waterfront's cafes, from where some occasionally lobbed objects toward French riot police officers standing watch.
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It seems horribly plausible that for years, the Beltway press simply did not think it was that important if some Hill staffers got office supplies lobbed at their head.
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But Prause said she spent around $5,000 to mitigate the damage over the years, hiring an attorney and someone to take screenshots of the abuse lobbed at her online.
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That would be Republican Congressman Peter King of New York, who lobbed an unsolicited intramural attack on fellow Republican Ted Cruz with a series of tweets about hurricane aid:
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Smollett, one of the stars of the TV drama "Empire," told authorities he was attacked early January 29 by two men who lobbed "racial and homophobic slurs" at him.
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While the Daily Dot's list includes several well-known pundits, many of the criticisms were lobbed by cold, anonymous hardboiled egg avatars on Twitter: true masters of human emotion.
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One of the primary criticisms lobbed at Tyson's tone-deaf take was that a lot more is done to prevent the deaths he cited than to prevent mass shootings.
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And, barely avoided, thanks to Democrats' objections: an enshrinement of "fetal personhood" in the form of college savings accounts for unborn children, a sly grenade lobbed at legal abortion.
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The invitation from Speaker Nancy Pelosi was notable because the president has lobbed insults at her in recent days for leading the House to approve two articles of impeachment.
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Here's what researchers James A. Rada and K. Tim Wulfemeyer found: Though a decade has passed since that study, there's nothing very novel about the critiques lobbed at Newton.
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"AK-47 rounds were impacting the water reservoir just inches away from our maneuver positions, and mortar rounds were being lobbed around the school yard," she told CNN via email.
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That 'future is female' theme — here again styled as ornamental integration as first addressed in the Bernhardt work — now reads like a message-in-a-bottle lobbed into the future.
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Trump has lobbed criticism at many involved with the investigation, including his own Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who he declared "scared stiff" and "missing in action" in a weekend tweet.
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Conway and others have pointed to the vicious personal attacks Romney lobbed at Trump throughout the campaign as being different and more severe than many other #NeverTrump Republicans fired off.
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That question was lobbed repeatedly at Senator Elizabeth Warren this afternoon — including by a voter in the audience — as she addressed a packed hall at the University of New Hampshire.
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Two eighth-graders from Quakertown were punished, but students from Cheltenham High School, the rival school, insisted that other spectators, including adults, lobbed racial slurs and whispered hurtful remarks, Philly.
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The promise comes despite the fact that Donald Trump and his campaign—which Mark Zuckerberg has lobbed thinly veiled shots at before—will be front and center at the RNC.
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But on Friday, Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren lobbed a bomb onto that battlefield, designed to crack the fortresses that have formed around tech monopolies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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Nelson answered again as he lobbed a 24-yard touchdown pass to freshman tight end Maverick Wolfley to make it 28-26 with 103 seconds to go in the third.
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Protesters lobbed cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of Paris' Arc de Triomphe monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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Michael Cohen Cohen's sentencing memo, filed last week in the Southern District of New York ("SDNY"), lobbed two grenades in Trump's direction -- one right at him and another close by.
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This past weekend, the Afghan War veteran lobbed a live grenade in the direction of anti-gay Christians when he addressed a gathering of the LGBTQ Victory Fund in Washington.
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Trump learned their limits Thursday afternoon when Republican senators lobbed at him a resolution condemning Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the murder of US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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News of Google's possible settlement comes just weeks after the FTC lobbed a $5 billion fine at Facebook after an investigation found the company compromised millions of users personal data.
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Tim Cook has personally lobbed attacks at the security and privacy issues affecting companies like Google and Facebook, and Project Zero has taken direct aim at that with this post.
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With just under four minutes remaining in the quarter, one of Bronny&aposs teammates took the ball out on the baseline and lobbed a pass toward the hoop for him.
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The police said about 8,000 people took part in the march, some of whom lobbed bottles and fireworks at officers clad in riot gear keeping the demonstrators from the revelers.
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Giuliani has lobbed those allegations at a time when he is front and center in both an ongoing impeachment proceeding and a reported criminal investigation in New York's Southern District.
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Short of an agreement, the president lobbed another long-shot caveat back into the mix — a North American deal that the United States would negotiate individually with Mexico and Canada.
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While the world's press is focused on Duterte's insults lobbed at President Obama and other world leaders, only a few outlets are really digging into covering the extermination of addicts.
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Security forces lobbed tear gas overnight in central Beirut to disperse supporters of the Shi'ite Amal party of Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri and its ally the Iran-backed Hezbollah movement.
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The president also lobbed personal insults against Joe Biden — a leading contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination — that were particularly vicious even for the raucous standards of Trump's rallies.
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Conway told CNN's Dana Bash Sunday on "State of the Union" that much of the anger, which has boiled over in public, stems from the personal attacks Romney lobbed at him.
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The bleak cadence of last month's inauguration was still in the air when Donald Trump lobbed the first Molotov cocktail of policies and executive orders against the capital's brilliant-white porticos.
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You knew Seth Meyers couldn't visit his old home at Saturday Night Live without swinging by the Weekend Update desk where he lobbed zingers with pal Amy Poehler for many seasons.
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He was once ostracized from the industry for the racist vitriol he spouted while drunk and, to a lesser extent, the abusive threats he lobbed at his wife and ex-girlfriend.
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The pageant ended with a series of questions lobbed at the contests about how they would change laws to help combat femicide, the act of killing women because they are women.
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Moderates candidates lobbed countless attacks on Medicare for All, Sanders' plan to put all Americans on a single, government-run health insurance plan where they would never pay out of pocket.
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ERIMO, Japan (Reuters) - Ever since North Korea lobbed two missiles far above this windswept fishing town on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido, seaweed farmer Mitsuyo Kawamura says she's been on edge.
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She kept her beauty look minimal with low-key makeup and her newly lobbed hair pulled back into a low ponytail, accessorizing with only a Yeezy x Jacob & Co. pendant necklace.
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The book's final project had aspiring coders programming Gorillas—a simplistic artillery game where giant apes stood on opposite ends of a vast city and lobbed explosive bananas at each other.
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Snipes hinted Tuesday that she may not be in the job very long, saying it was "hard to rule out race" as a factor in the criticism being lobbed at her.
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He summarized most of the major criticisms that have been lobbed at the company: its losses, culture, corporate structure, and disclosures about its business dealings with its founder-CEO, Adam Neumann.
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The litigants, led by West Virginia and a coalition of electric utility, lobbed their opening volley in federal court Friday night with their initial brief on the merits of their case.
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While he shared the stage with Brooks and Moore, he did not respond to the allegations lobbed against the group supporting him that has blanketed the airwaves ahead of the primary.
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Nobody lobbed poop at Liu when he made his impromptu dance in Weifang, but he told police that he noticed that sniggering people nearby were capturing his moves on their phones.
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Local authorities used tear gas to break up crowds of demonstrators, and wrote on Twitter that protesters had lobbed rocks at officers, hitting one in the face, and vandalizing police vehicles.
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In response to an FBI raid on his personal lawyer Michael Cohen on Monday, Trump lobbed a threat, saying, "Why don't I just fire Mueller?" in response to a reporter's question.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a sharp-elbowed Democrat who is said to have presidential aspirations, and Mr. Trump, as both have lobbed personal attacks at each other over Twitter and in speeches.
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The volley gave Barty time to swoop forward, and true to her game, she lobbed Kvitova with a deft backhand rather than seek to pass her with needless brawn and aggression.
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Once Ntilikina got near the basket, he lobbed a pass near the rim that Robinson caught well behind his head and viciously threw down as some Nets defenders ducked for cover.
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The Capitals started off a first-period goal-fest when Richard Panik stepped across the blue line and lobbed a lazy knuckler that fooled Predators goalie Juuse Saros at 9:28.
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This move comes after a number of Chinese media outlets lobbed complaints at the tech giant last month for allegedly allowing gambling, pornography, and counterfeit goods promotions in its App Store.
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This has not been a stellar success for any of the last several administrations, and a dangerous reality dramatically underlined this week when Kim Jong Un lobbed another missile over Japan.
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Depending on who you ask, that's either because the person who made the hashtag can't spell, or Twitter will censor negative hashtags lobbed at the Democratic nominee if opponents spell prison correctly.
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After the US lobbed 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles into Syria Thursday, attacking one of President Bashar Al Assad's air bases, North Korea said that its nuclear program was validated by the attacks.
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Colin Beyers and Theodore Vidal They tensed and tightened their grips, preparing for the inevitable jeer, sharp insult, or crude joke that is usually lobbed at them in this part of town.
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Reagan was so unhappy with his first effort -- high and inside, clearly a ball -- that he took another crack at it and lobbed a second toss in order to restore some pride.
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In honor of next week's meeting, we've put together a brief list of his greatest tech-hating hits, many of which were lobbed at those with whom he'll reportedly meet this week.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Attackers on a motorcycle lobbed grenades and opened fire at a Pakistani television station on Wednesday, wounding one person, and left behind pamphlets linked to Islamic State, the station said.
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In a nearly 40-minute speech that drew robust Republican applause but only a tepid Democratic response, Rauner did not abandon his stalled plan and lobbed barbs at two primary Democratic constituencies.
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Yelich lobbed a 3-73 cutter from Darvish into a stiff breeze and over the left-field wall for his career-high 37th home run in the top of the first inning.
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But Zetterberg got a hold of the puck in the neutral zone and lobbed a shot at the almost-empty net but Miller made a glove save while diving to his right.
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During the past two weeks, rhetorical bombs were lobbed repeatedly against the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the trade deal negotiated by President Obama that advocates were hoping to pass after the election.
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Harris, who sounded bored — as well she might be after some of the softballs that had been lobbed in Zuckerberg's direction — began by saying that she was "concerned" by what she'd heard.
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After declaring repeatedly that he would not take action in Syria, he lobbed 59 tomahawk missiles into the country in response to Bashar al-Assad massacring his own people with sarin gas.
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At least 35 lawsuits have been lobbed against retailers in the past four years — the claims were brought against a total of 29 different retailers, as law firm Sedgwick LLP told BuzzFeed.
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" Ryan defended herself during her appearance on CNN, saying that she "is a very highly educated, intelligent reporter who deserved an answer when she lobbed a question of the president who responded.
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It was milkshakes—or, rather, one milkshake in particular that was lobbed by a bystander in Newcastle at Nigel Farage, a Brexit Party candidate in the European Parliament elections later this week.
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"It is about creating a government that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors," Mr. Sanders said, one of several negative comments or insinuations that he lobbed in Mrs.
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Canadian landlord Oxford Properties Group lobbed a last-minute A$3.3 billion bid for Australian office owner Investa Office Fund, edging out an earlier offer from U.S. private equity firm Blackstone Group.
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You might have seen the word before, lobbed with dull precision by some agitated man on social media, and you thought it was brilliant and decided that you should start using it.
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Still, Obama appears to relish the chance to take on a Republican who has dominated the presidential race — and who for years has lobbed grenades at Obama's policies and place of birth.
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ABOUT THE FLYERS (36-32-8): Mason lobbed high praise in the direction of Jordan Weal by saying the 24-year-old's play brings about memories of a former Hart Trophy winner.
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In the judge's April ruling, he refers to accusations that Pabst lobbed against MillerCoors for considering the potential boost to its own business that would come by ending its contract with Pabst.
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But being released by the team (and the fact that Rodman occasionally lobbed criticisms at Cuban during the player's tenure in Dallas), did not prevent Rodman and Cuban from developing a friendship.
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With gold headphones slung around his neck and a team press official at his side, he marched toward the door as a few intrepid journalists gamely, but hopelessly, lobbed questions at him.
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On social media, critics of Warren often say things like, "you just can't trust her, she's a liar," or "she's opportunistic," Jalalzai said — criticisms similar to those lobbed at Clinton in 2016.
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The talks were also marked by a lawsuit GM lobbed at Fiat Chrysler over alleged corrupt bargaining practices as well as the planned merger between Fiat Chrysler and French automaker PSA Group.
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And in a stark moment, he admitted his view of sexual misconduct claims is colored by the litany of charges -- all false, he claimed -- that women have lobbed against him for decades.
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The president is generally aware of Mr. Brooks's criticism, lobbed during the 2016 primary when Mr. Brooks backed Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, according to multiple Republicans inside and beyond the administration.
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During one such session, the "patient" lobbed racial and gender stereotypes at us; to me, he made comments about Indians and insisted that he couldn't trust a woman to do his upcoming surgery.
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Sure, there are a few clunkers in here, such as Martine McCutcheon's long forgotten ballad "Love Me", which she released after her character on Eastenders was lobbed down the stairs (RIP Tiffany Mitchell).
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The exact date and location has yet to be fixed for the meeting between Trump and Kim, who lobbed personal insults and lambasted each other last year over North Korea's nuclear arms ambitions.
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The shift came after a host of Biden's 2020 Democratic opponents lobbed heavily criticism this week at his position, which was seen as out of step with the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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Smollett was reportedly assaulted on Tuesday morning by two men who lobbed homophobic and racist slurs at the actor, put a noose around his neck, and doused him in an unknown chemical substance.
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When the 9-year-old Brady ran to the end zone and snatched his dad's lobbed pass out of the air, he did what any self-respecting NFL player would do: he celebrated.
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On May 16th, shortly before he took to the stage at a prominent mining-industry shindig in Barcelona, Elliott, the activist fund in question, lobbed its second clod in less than two months.
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Westbrook then drove toward the hoop and lobbed a pass that smacked hard off the backboard and deflected toward the free-throw line, where Adams retrieved it and took off for the hoop.
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In the midst of the mostly grossly worded slew of insults that the institutionally rich lobbed at the bitcoin crowd over the weekend, Bill Gates may have landed the furthest from the mark.
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It starts with a softball lobbed at Brown about Clinton's electability that Brown turns into a vicious attack based on a now-forgotten scandal involving conflicts of interest in Hillary Clinton's legal work.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - A generation ago, from mid-1995 into early 1996, China lobbed missiles in the waters around Taiwan as the self-governing island prepared to hold its first fully democratic presidential election.
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As Trump, Cruz and Rubio have lobbed insults at one another in recent weeks, Kasich has insisted on staying above the fray -- and is expected to keep to that strategy at Thursday's debate.
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Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler, who finished 18 of 31 for 235 yards with two touchdowns, lobbed a 9-yard scoring pass to tight end Julius Thomas to regain the lead at 9:413.
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Top Senate Democrats defended Obama's strikes in Libya, and shielded him from accusations — similar to those now being lobbed at Trump by some Democrats — that he should have consulted with Congress before acting.
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Trump, growing impatient with the slow and dramatic mechanics of Congress as his 100th day in office approaches, lobbed seven tweets Thursday morning blaming Democrats for the absence of a government funding deal.
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"All of you could look at that piece of paper and verify for yourself to be convinced that the charges against the president — that were lobbed against the president — were false," Earnest said.
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Savage lobbed a perfect spiral in the back of the end zone to connect with Strong, a fellow Philadelphia native, for a leaping 2-yard touchdown catch against the reigning Super Bowl champions.
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Protesters held their ground and gathered in the same area later on Thursday as security forces lobbed tear gas over a concrete wall erected to barricade off the demonstrations, a Reuters reporter said.
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That's a sample of the attacks President Donald Trump has lobbed at his perceived enemies as he faces an ongoing impeachment inquiry amid allegations that he used his public office for private gain.
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Healthscope, which had embarked on building a new hospital in Sydney's north, issued two profit warnings, and when BGH lobbed its takeover proposal last month Healthscope shares were trading below their IPO price.
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Aides say that in engaging himself directly with the federal efforts, Trump hopes to avoid accusations lobbed against his two most recent predecessors of appearing disengaged or aloof during certain moments of crisis.
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It was the most exciting play of the game: Streaming forward on a fast break, J. R. Smith had lobbed the ball to James off the backboard, but the pass went slightly awry.
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Lawmakers at the hearing lobbed questions at two of the main figures in the debate: James B. Comey Jr., the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Bruce Sewell, Apple's general counsel.
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It's very effective, but it's also contentious: Republicans have been trying to dismantle the act since the 90s, and the most recent Congress lobbed a record 135 bills aimed at weakening the ESA.
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" When it comes to criticisms being lobbed against Pelosi, Richards said much of it is "centimeter deep and a mile wide" and based on "whatever GOP line there is out there that day.
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The same questions about character and judgment that dogged Hart and forced him out of the race were also lobbed at Trump during his campaign, except exponentially more and seemingly with less effect.
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From coming up with a nickname for Kim Jong Un ("Rocket Man") to retweeting an image of himself hitting Hillary Clinton with golf ball, Trump lobbed a wealth of provocations at his enemies.
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Rival Democrats demanded that he account for his treatment of the women, and President Trump lobbed taunts that offered a preview of how he might attack Mr. Biden in a 2020 general election.
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Moralez made the score 3-0 in the 78th when he ran on to a long ball from Anton Tinnerholm and lobbed it over the charging Union goalkeeper, Andre Blake, from 12 yards.
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President Trump lobbed familiar accusations about Robert Mueller's Russia investigation the day after prosecutors asserted that Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman, had violated his plea agreement by repeatedly lying to them.
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I learned from the kids whose families had come from northern Italy that as a Sicilian I was less than O.K. A couple of the boys occasionally lobbed the "N" word at me.
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He was reassigned to the FBI's human resources office after the discovery of the messages, which, according to copies viewed by CNN, included insults lobbed at politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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But as the Vermont senator's second bid for the presidency has him within striking distance of former Vice President Joe Biden, Clinton has lobbed a new round of criticism of her former rival.
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With all the mockery lobbed in Petersen's direction this past week, I think the worst that can be said of him is that he failed to anticipate the pettiness of a senator scorned.
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And some viewers lobbed criticisms of an unfair fight at Musk, after seeing what was apparently an all-wheel-drive Cybertruck pulling a rear-wheel-drive Ford F-150 in the Tesla video.
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"I think spying on a political campaign is a big deal," Barr said, echoing some of the more inflammatory claims lobbed by the President for months but declining to elaborate on his concerns.
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A day of noisy but largely peaceful protests of President Donald Trump's speech in Phoenix turned unruly as police fired pepper spray at crowds after someone apparently lobbed rocks and bottles at officers.
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"I think spying on a political campaign is a big deal," Barr said, echoing some of the more inflammatory claims lobbed by the President for months, but declining to elaborate on his concerns.
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He avoided strident language, like the frequent criticism he has lobbed from the campaign trail that many lawmakers are awestruck by the corridors of power and forget why they were sent to Washington.
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Simmering tensions Ahead of Zhang's visit, the city resorted to gluing down some sidewalk bricks to avoid a repeat of a February riot where angry protesters dug up bricks and lobbed them at police.
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A core group lobbed umbrellas and bricks at the police, who responded with what critics say was excessive force, beating protesters with batons and dousing them with pepper spray and plumes of tear gas.
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He lobbed one of those attacks at Mr. Christie on Tuesday, sounding almost Trump-like when he said the governor had been embarrassed by receiving less than 2 percent of the vote in Iowa.
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Newly-lobbed Blake Lively and denim underwear enthusiast Ryan Reynolds are the kind of celebrity couple that are so pure and sweet, you want make a batch of wholesome memes out of their love.
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Trump has lobbed the "little" epithet at his adversaries before—in October he lashed out at "Liddle Bob Corker," a Republican senator who made the apt observation that the president behaves like a child.
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Since then, ties between the two countries have become strained amid differences in the fight against ISIS and the accusations lobbed over Gulen, who lives in Pennsylvania and denies any involvement in the coup.
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Last year, the company poached Bentley design director Luc Donckerwolke shortly after he lobbed bombs at Lincoln, accusing the design of the Continental concept as being a little too close to Bentley's design language.
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Last month, the RIAA, the labels' American trade group, lobbed a volley at Google's video service, arguing that YouTube doesn't pay a fair price for all the music it gives its users for free.
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He said he believes that some of the criticism lobbed against Gorka is partisan, but that Gorka sometimes steps outside his area of knowledge, for example when he speaks about Russia or North Korea.
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They bombarded his stylist's Instagram feed for fashion tips, cried on Twitter the moment he lobbed off his side-swept bangs, and we all know what happened after those Calvin Klein underwear ads broke.
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In newly released book excerpts, Brazile allege that the Democratic National Committee was controlled by her 2016 campaign long before she was the party's nominee, an accusation long lobbed by supporters of Vermont Sen.
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Their attacks have already included Trump's suggestion that Cruz isn't qualified to serve as president because of his Canadian birth, and a vulgerism lobbed by the GOP frontrunner just before the New Hampshire primary.
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Anyone who witnessed him in person saw the product of his devotion, how he glided into position, feinted like an apparition and lobbed impossible jumpers that had no chance of dropping -- only they did.
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In alphabetical order, the debaters are: This marks the smallest slate for a debate yet, and the least diverse—a criticism that was already lobbed at the DNC's increasing benchmarks before last month's debate.
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Down the street from Mr. Liu's tea shop, vandals lobbed red paint at a food stall known as a yellow establishment, while a nearby snack food store considered to be pro-Beijing was damaged.
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Security forces stationed on the nearby Jumhuriya bridge, lobbed tear gas at protesters in Tahrir Square who tried to break through to the heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses government buildings and foreign missions.
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Sedaris's description of his last encounter with Tiffany — beautifully lobbed at the reader from left field — describes her waiting for him at the stage door after one of his rock-star-like literary entertainments.
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Numerous Democrats and one Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee's energy subcommittee lobbed charges at Perry that his rule would be anti-competitive, help out uncompetitive power plants and destroy electricity markets.
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Mr. Trump made his widow a focal point for praise during his speech to Congress last week, a stark contrast to the insults he lobbed last year at the Pakistani-American parents of Capt.
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Musk said that an insult he lobbed at a British diver on social media in 2018 "was very much an off-the-cuff response" to what he perceived to be a slight against him.
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Perry pitched the ball to Chance Warren, who lobbed a high floating pass to Jamale Carothers in the right side of the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown to make it 14-7.
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And last year, with Trump absent, the comedian Michelle Wolf lobbed biting jokes at the administration in a performance that upset some in the White House Correspondents Association, the group that hosts the dinner.
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In "Pissed Off," Hammons urinated on one of the towering steel plates, and, in "Shoe Tree," he and an accomplice lobbed tied-together shoes at the top edge until they caught and hung there.
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Corker, who is retiring after 2018, has lobbed volleys at Trump including comparing the White House to an "adult day care center" and warning that Trump could lead the country into World War III.
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Trump has repeatedly lobbed a wide range of insults at the former vice president, often presenting himself as more youthful and energetic than Biden, who at 76 is four years older than the president.
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And so, many of the unrelentingly partisan attacks lobbed at him Wednesday were mainly a waste of time: Barr's initial observations, which rankled Democrats so, are made largely irrelevant now that whole report is out.
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While Apple's news products rely more on human editors than algorithms, unlike Facebook and Google, its deeper foray into media may subject the company to the same criticism and scrutiny lobbed at Facebook and Google.
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Casually lobbed by Donald Trump in early August after falling behind in the polls, allegations of vote-rigging in the U.S. elections have gone from political fringes to a mainstream battering ram of the right.
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The Israelis liberally lobbed tear gas canisters into the large crowd as far as 350 yards from the fence, sending men, women and children running, as a steady convoy of ambulances ferried away the injured.
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On Thursday, Reuters witnesses near the scene of the beach attack said the restaurant had been sealed off by security officers and that the attackers had lobbed grenades at the officers and fired at them.
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They also lobbed back accusations a few months later that the U.S. had paid some kind of former... lumberjack... to use "radioactive" and "nano poisonous" substances to wipe out the country's leadership, so there's that.
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On last night's episode of Jane the Virgin, fans were basically shell-shocked when the show lobbed a totally out-of-left-field twist at them and basically changed the course of the entire series.
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Khabib and Conor have been going at it on social media lately, after McGregor lobbed what some thought was an anti-Muslim insult directed at Khabib, prompting Khabib to launch an ultra disrespectful clap back.
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It's one thing to play an online shooter; it's another for someone to regale the time they randomly lobbed a grenade across the stage and won the game with half a point of life left.
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Bronson lobbed a softball over the plate ... and instead of lightly hitting a pop fly over the game's miniature fences set up just outside of the infield, Andruw decided to take it a step further.
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This week, Blankenship lobbed a racially charged accusation at McConnell, saying he's soft on China because his wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, was born in China and has family business ties there through her father.
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In a separate part of the capital city, where opposition leader Raila Odinga had planned to hold a rival meeting, police sealed off the area and lobbed teargas at opposition supporters trying to gather there.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday lobbed familiar insults and accusations at the special counsel investigation, a day after prosecutors said his former campaign chairman repeatedly lied to investigators in breach of a previous plea agreement.
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The coziness has angered critics who label Fox News "state TV," a sobriquet — lobbed by rival TV news leaders like Jeff Zucker of CNN and Andrew Lack of NBC — that Fox News executives emphatically reject.
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At the Observer, he ran an essay that lobbed bombs at the world of high-fashion and a piece that attacked the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, which was criticized as a hit job.
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The deep tracks of the Deep State, tangential names like Alexandra Chalupa, have been lobbed from left field by the GOP inquisitors, seemingly ominous non sequiturs meant to imply presidential enemies operating in the shadows.
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The emblem of the Beach Club was a gas mask, because the throngs of riot police in Darth Vader masks lobbed tear gas canisters at students whose weapons were moral force, rocks and homemade firebombs.
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Anyone tired of the disdainful clichés lobbed at classical institutions might initially look askance at LoftOpera, one of a number of small-scale New York companies that advertise themselves as alternatives to a decrepit establishment.
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From that summer until March 2019, when the company reached a settlement deal with Schnatter, Papa John's (PZZA) desperately tried to distance itself from the founder while he lobbed repeated, pointed attacks at the company.
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Philippines: A grenade lobbed into a mosque in the city of Zamboanga killed two Muslim religious leaders, the second attack in a matter of days on a place of worship in the country's restive south.
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The remarks by Mr. Giuliani, apparently intended to portray Mr. Trump as a tough negotiator, may have lobbed a disruptive obstacle into the salvaged meeting less than a week before it is set to happen.
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In actuality, aside from the lawsuit and a letter it sent to employees, Benchmark's PR efforts have been relatively nonexistent and largely ineffective and they seem to have hidden away after they lobbed the lawsuit.
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That worked great in 30 Rock, which often lobbed politically and socially satirical barbs, in its skewering of both rich white Republican politics (via Jack Donaghy) and well-off white liberal guilt (via Liz Lemon).
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After Roberts had gatecrashed David 'Goldenballs' Beckham's Bernabeu debut with a couple of illuminated disco-balls strapped around his groin, he found himself lobbed into a dark back room where the gag was wearing thin.
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"I think spying on a political campaign is a big deal," Barr said at the time, echoing some of the more inflammatory claims lobbed by the President for months, but declining to elaborate on his concerns.
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The combatant starting that battle was Yankees' first baseman Tyler Austin, who slammed his bat down and stormed towards Red Sox pitcher Joe Kelly in the seventh inning after Kelly lobbed a fastball at his side.
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By evening on Wednesday, several hundred people had gathered in the pens, and at one point, police officers fired tear gas into a crowd of anti-impeachment protesters after firecrackers were lobbed in the officers' direction.
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Carefully balancing the plane's joystick between his legs and using his free hand to take a bomb out of a small box, he removed the safety pin with his teeth and lobbed it out the window.
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In fact, Barcelona's trident of superstar forwards rarely threatened in the first half, apart from an early opportunity squandered by Luis Suárez, who mis-hit his shot after receiving a perfect lobbed pass from Andrés Iniesta.
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Former US Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul lobbed some public praise Gross' way in a tweet noting that, apart from National Security Council senior director Fiona Hill, Gross was the only other woman in the room.
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At one point, Trump's frustration boiled over at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the President lobbed a glowing personal letter from North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un in the direction of the New York Democrat.
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The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Turkey, and President Trump has lobbed disparaging tweets against Turkey because American cleric Andrew Brunson has been jailed in Turkey on charges of "terrorism" since the 85033 coup attempt.
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The news of China's return to the market will come as a big relief to U.S. farmers, who saw orders canceled and business dry up as Washington and Beijing lobbed trade-tariff threats at one another.
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Trump fielded similar accusations last week, when he lobbed Twitter attacks on Masha Yovanovitch, the US's former ambassador to Ukraine who was abruptly recalled after what she characterized as Trump's and Giuliani's smear campaign against her.
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President Donald Trump lobbed back at Russia via Twitter Wednesday morning, promising to fire missiles at Syria in response to a recent chemical weapons attack allegedly carried out by the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Just thirteen minutes into hearing his first case, the former 10th Circuit justice lobbed a matter-of-fact question about applicability of the law at the lawyer arguing in front of him and his eight colleagues.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Two chocolate bars out of five—despite being the only actual chocolate bar on the list, having three creme grenades lobbed into my stomach acid totally fucked me over for a day.
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Case Keenum, coming off the best start of his career, had the Rams at the Giants' 15-yard line with 50 seconds left when he lobbed the ball toward the left corner of the end zone.
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Noelle's career has not been without controversy; some models and bloggers have accused her of subpar working conditions (link NSFW) on set and a having bad temper, and she's lobbed accusations of her own (link NSFW).
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Iran lobbed the ball into the Moroccan box, it bounced around a bit, and then both teams essentially stopped playing and began to frantically signal the referee: Iran wanted a penalty and Morocco an offisde call.
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For the purposes of this list, we lobbed off exceptional hotels at the higher end, such as Montage Kapalua, which easily costs close to $1,000 per night — but know that they are there if budget allows.
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In recent years, firebombs have been lobbed at his gated home, an obituary claiming he died from AIDS has run in a rival publication and Lai's political donations have subjected him to an anti-corruption case.
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Washington (CNN)The husband of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway appeared to hammer President Donald Trump for making false statements and attacking allies, adding to a long list of criticisms he's lobbed against the President online.
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While the overall level of violence has eased in the capital this week, security forces still killed three protesters overnight and early Thursday morning, the latest to die from tear gas canisters lobbed directly at them.
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That was one of many thinly veiled threats lobbed by lawmakers, as House members expressed their frustration at the tech industry's foibles, including livestreamed mass shootings, manifestations of online extremism, coordinated influence operations, and moderation scandals.
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I don't realize it, but McEnroe is about to take the ball I lobbed into the air an hour ago and smash it into the far end of the court for a down-the-line winner.
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In a lengthy email, obtained by TechCrunch, Thrun lobbed an impassioned missive to the entire company, which specializes in "nanodegrees" on a range of technical subjects that include AI, deep learning, digital marketing, VR and computer vision.
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If you forgot all of the outrageous questions lobbed at Anita Hill by the all-male, all-white Senate Judiciary Committee in 1991, don't worry: VICE News' Ben Craw put together a compilation to refresh your memory.
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Never mind Kosovo's rampant corruption and politics that are so cantankerous that politicians themselves have lobbed tear gas canisters in their own chambers at least six times in the last few months to disrupt their own proceedings.
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Live fire is often used against demonstrators and even tear gas canisters, fired directly at protesters instead of being lobbed into crowds, have killed at least 16 people, New York-based Human Rights Watch said on Friday.
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Live fire is often used against demonstrators and even tear gas canisters, fired directly at protesters instead of being lobbed into crowds, have killed at least 16 people, New York-based Human Rights Watch said on Friday.
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"A free press is an essential part of our democracy and journalists are not the enemy of the people," it continued, referencing another insult the president has lobbed at the press in order to discredit their reporting.
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Live fire is still being used and even tear gas canisters, fired directly at protesters' bodies instead of being lobbed into crowds, have killed at least 16 people, New York-based Human Rights Watch said on Friday.
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Winfield grabbed his Big Ten-leading seventh interception to kill a second-quarter Penn State drive, and Minnesota scored again when Morgan lobbed his third TD, a 231-yarder to Tyler Johnson, at the 226:18 mark.
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There were no lobbed Pepsi cans involved, at least according to official reports, but a shared joint, passed among people of varying political persuasions, evoked in the minds of many the saccharine sweetness of the Jenner ad.
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The comment marked the fiercest criticism yet that Kuczynski, an Oxford and Princeton trained economist and public administrator, has lobbed at Maduro, a former bus driver and union leader narrowly elected to replace Hugo Chavez in 2013.
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One of the criticisms most often lobbed at him (by Calvin Klein's designer, Raf Simons, among others) is that his real genius lies in repurposing other people's work, as opposed to creating new silhouettes of his own.
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Related: The Trump Tower Is Up for Sale in Toronto — And It Might Lose Its Famous Name During Trump's speech on Friday, some protesters outside the convention center scaled a barrier and lobbed water bottles at police.
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His own most ardent fans, many of whom believed he would be a less interventionist president than Obama, watched in horror as he lobbed missiles at Syria last April and cozied up to Saudi Arabia in May.
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The voters in Miami who came out early Wednesday to see a freshman Democrat, Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, at Flava's restaurant lobbed only a single question about it amid queries about clean drinking water and fresh produce.
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During the height of Iraq's civil strife, between roughly 2005 and 2009, both Al Qaeda in Iraq and anti-American Shiite armed groups lobbed mortars at the Green Zone in an effort to hit the American Embassy.
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"These are totally baseless and unsubstantiated claims by Ms. Machado, who lobbed a public smear campaign in order to gain notoriety at the expense of Mr. Trump's name and reputation," spokesman Steven Miller said in an email.
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Mick Huckabee lobbed a different critique of the courts: "I think we have had an executive branch that has emasculated itself by surrendering constantly to the idea that once the court says something, that's it," he said. !!
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What I did want was a spoonful or two of raw white onions, some chopped cucumber, maybe parsley or cilantro — the kind of simple salad that is almost always lobbed into a shawarma or a doner kebab.
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It's why women politicians have so often had to walk the line between looking appealing enough to avoid the taunts of frumpiness lobbed at Hillary Clinton but not so appealing that their attractiveness is used against them.
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He then lobbed attacks at the DNC for doing a "poor job" protecting its digital assets compared to the RNC, although evidence suggests that the RNC indeed had some older servers penetrated, although the material was not leaked.
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The fight became public last month when Randall Rothenberg, the president and chief executive of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, lobbed several verbal grenades at developers of ad blockers during his keynote address to his group's annual leadership meeting.
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So why did she decide to paint all the "good, bad, and ugly" adjectives and phrases that have been lobbed at her on a "slightly see-through, skintight" white frock, as she describes the garment on her site?
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And that's when Donald gifted women everywhere the "binders full of women" of 2016, prompting many to take to social media to reclaim an insult Trump lobbed at Clinton and, unknowingly to him, at all of them too.
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Critics on the left lobbed the term at President George W. Bush when he was in office — New York Times columnist Paul Krugman used the term to discuss the administration's dealings with Enron before its high-profile bankruptcy.
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MSU converted a fourth down to keep its second drive alive, and Stevens lobbed a 25-yard score to Osirus Mitchell, the team's leading receiver, for a 247-0 edge with 5:31 left in the first quarter.
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On Tuesday, while speaking with reporters, Snipes hinted that she may not be in the job very long and said that it was "hard to rule out race" as a factor in the criticism being lobbed at her.
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They took risks, most notably on fourth and 21 late in the third quarter when the punter, Tress Way, lobbed a pass instead of a kick and connected with Dunbar down the sideline for a 31-yard gain.
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Prince Andrew made a public statement Sunday following the release of a 2010 video showing him at the financier Jeffrey Epstein's mansion, saying he was "appalled" by the recent accusations of sexual abuse lobbed at his former friend.
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The demolition came as the North lobbed another verbal salvo at Washington, calling Vice President Mike Pence a "political dummy" and saying it is just as ready to meet in a nuclear confrontation as at the negotiating table.
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On Thursday, protesters lobbed firebombs and chunks of concrete hacked out of the sidewalks at riot police, who fired back tear gas and cast a choking, acrid haze, which hung over Exarchia into the early hours of Friday.
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MANILA — A grenade was lobbed into a mosque in the southern Philippines before dawn on Wednesday, killing two Muslim religious leaders, in the second attack in days on a place of worship in the restive south, officials said.
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In March, the president lobbed another insult at Mr. Smith, saying that, along with a pair of Fox News weekend anchors, he should be working at CNN, a network the president often accuses of having a liberal bias.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's decision to revoke former CIA Director John Brennan's lifetime security clearance is the latest political grenade the President has lobbed at the already fragile bridge between the intelligence community and its primary customer.
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David Savard started the scoring play when he lobbed a pass out of the defensive end to MacInnis, who skated into the offensive end from the left side but was knocked to the ice by defenseman Nick Jensen.
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At the very least, it became a reason people could unequivocally love Ferrell's impression without thinking too hard about how it played into the barrage of sexist jokes and complaints lobbed Reno's way while she was in office.
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Oxford had lobbed a last-minute A$3.3 billion ($2.4 billion) offer for Investa on Tuesday that was A$90 million higher than U.S. private equity firm Blackstone Group's bid which had already won the backing of the target.
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Many of the 2020 candidates lobbed criticism at social media platforms for the rise of hate speech and the recruitment of white nationalists, and said they don't trust that those companies are putting in enough effort to prevent it.
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In seeking to deny Trump a second term, Walsh frequently lobbed rhetorical fireballs at the White House and received new scrutiny for controversial comments he made during his tenure in Congress and later as a conservative radio show host.
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In his surprise appearance on the White House driveway, Pence was adamant that Trump's decision to pull troops from the area did not lead to the current chaos -- an accusation that's been lobbed even by some of his allies.
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At four events across Iowa, Buttigieg lobbed barbs at the two Democratic frontrunners, hitting the former vice president for looking into the past for the next president and Sanders for telling voters that it's his way or the highway.
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However, ranchers, some local officials, and the entire congressional delegation from Utah condemned the monument, saying it negatively impacted the local economy — arguments that have also been lobbed at Grand Staircase-Escalante since President Clinton created it in 1996.
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In fact, in the time since it got stuck I've lobbed about 52 more at his head, using a device that looks not much like a gun as a truncated leaf blower with a reel of hearts on it.
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It has become a hook for every criticism that has been lobbed at the company over the past several years—that it makes its users feel bad about themselves; that instead of bringing people together it pulls them apart.
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The president lobbed the accusation at his longtime Democratic foe after the mayor spoke at a Brooklyn event in front of a sign that read "Promises Made, Promises Kept," a phrase Trump has used at his campaign-style rallies.
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There was plenty of pure bucket-getting bravado—take your pick from this video; I'll have the fade he lobbed over Gordon Hayward to beat the shot clock in the first quarter—but there were also some subtler pleasures.
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For Blanc and many of the female politicians who'd endorsed her, the demise of Warren's campaign — and the criticisms that were lobbed at Warren throughout her run — was a frustrating reminder of the sexism they've seen in their careers.
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Last week, President Trump lobbed racist insults at LeBron James, he called the press an enemy of the people (again), and Rudy Giuliani gave rambling interviews chock-full of lies and tacit admissions of guilt too tantalizing to ignore.
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At another town hall-style meeting across town, constituents of Representative Donna E. Shalala, the House's oldest freshman, who served as the secretary of health and human services under President Bill Clinton, lobbed question after question about health care.
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The Americans and Israelis have assailed critics for not explicitly blaming Hamas for the border protests, in which some protesters have attempted to breach the fence or have lobbed firebombs and sent flaming kites over the fence into Israel.
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In the interim, Democrats pursued numerous lawsuits challenging the vote-counting process in the Senate race — though Mr. Nelson's odds of overtaking Mr. Scott were always fairly low — while Republicans lobbed unfounded accusations of voter fraud at the Democrats.
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As Sanders lobbed practiced lines like "You were not a fan of Bowles-Simpson?" and Biden feigned righteous indignation when Sanders attacked him for accepting donations from billionaires, the two candidates, both aging war horses, sounded equally off-key.
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Tom Brady lobbed a fourth-down pass in the direction of tight end Rob Gronkowski, who stumbled over safety Kam Chancellor as the ball fell incomplete with 11 seconds remaining, ensuring the road win for Seattle (6-2-1).
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The senior from Baylor University successfully lobbed 183 out of 15 footballs through a tiny hole in a giant inflatable Dr Pepper can 30 feet away during halftime of the NCAA Southeastern Conference Championship football game on Saturday night.
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Ms. Klobuchar, who dismissed the error as "momentary forgetfulness," instead took umbrage with the attacks that Mr. Buttigieg had lobbed at her over the lapse, at one point accusing Mr. Buttigieg of calling her "dumb" and being overtly personal.
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In an unprecedented intervention, its director, James Comey, lobbed a bombshell into the 2016 election, tarnishing the image of 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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Ever since he was 17, he said, he has been sitting in interviews, sometimes 11 a day, opposite journalists who at times have twisted his words, played nice to his face and then lobbed low blows in the press.
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The remark was seen as potentially harmful to Mr. Trump with voters who still view Mr. Bush positively and who see "they lied" as similar to the type of attack that Democrats lobbed against Mr. Bush in 2004 and beyond.
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Rodgers has been haunted by cheating allegations lobbed by his ex-girlfriend of three years since he was on the show, but with Fletcher's help (that ring shows up on her Snapchat daily), he's been trying to put it behind him.
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However, on International Women's Day — 24 hours in which we are encouraged to consider equality, hope, justice, empathy, respect, forgiveness, and tenacity — it seems counterproductive to think about all the bullshit President Donald Trump and his administrators have lobbed at us.
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RELATED: Timeline: Donald Trump's praise for Vladimir Putin In calling the Russian president a "dictator," Biden is echoing criticism lobbed at the leader by his domestic political opponents, who say Putin is tightening his grip on power through increasingly authoritarian tactics.
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Thursday evening's Al Smith dinner also showcased a different side for each candidate -- though it could be said that both lobbed cloaked insults rather than employing the typical light-hearted and self-deprecating humor that is traditional of the event.
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For approximately three minutes, Leno, 65, lobbed semi-NSFW political jokes aimed at Bill and Hillary Clinton's marriage, the state of the Republican party and the recent Ted Cruz campaign ad that was pulled because it featured a porn star.
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Elon Musk is no stranger to bold predictions, and on Tuesday he lobbed another one at self-driving tech doubters: The Tesla CEO said the electric car maker's full self-driving feature will be completed by the end of 2019.
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With just under eight minutes remaining in the first half, senior forward Jack White brought the ball up the court and, when he spotted Stanley running the floor without a defender in sight, he lobbed the ball up towards the basket.
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Last week, North Korean state media said it was drawing up plans to fire four missiles less than 25 miles from Guam's coastline, placing the Pacific island in the center of the increasingly hostile rhetoric being lobbed between Washington and Pyongyang.
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While she may not want to have kids herself, Babu appreciates that her OBGYN raised the question—even if she wishes she'd been asked if she was, you know, considering motherhood at all before the freezing idea was lobbed her way.
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The Ohio governor, almost immediately after stepping out of a barn here, found himself under siege from a collection of aides and media who lobbed the easy-to-pack New Hampshire snow into balls and threw them at the candidate.
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After the Assad regime used chemical weapons against civilians in Syria in April, Trump discarded his campaign pledge to refrain from intervening against anyone in the Middle East outside of ISIS and lobbed 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian airbase.
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In a conversation with VICE in March, Hogg and his family responded to the various claims that have been repeatedly lobbed at him: he's a crisis actor, he's a communist, he's basically Hitler reincarnate, he's a lackey of George Soros.
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While it's true that no one could have seen this specific charge lobbed against Moore, given his lawless, theocratic, bigoted bent, Republicans had ample reasons to keep their distance from Moore before he was accused of molesting a teenage girl.
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A widening rift on the leftAfter disagreements between party leadership and the freshman lawmakers over policy issues, including climate change and funding for the country's immigration system, Pelosi has lobbed increasingly pointed attacks on the most progressive members of her caucus.
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The Yankees, though, have failed to take advantage of the would-be softballs lobbed at them over the past few weeks, winning only three out of six against the lowly Orioles and losing two series to the Rays, one via sweep.
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READ: 'I'm full Tulsi:' Inside Tulsi Gabbard's wild bid to make trouble in 2020 But Gabbard wasn't the only Democrat the Trump War Room singled out for praise as it lobbed attack lines at the candidates on stage in Atlanta.
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" It's an insult that would only be lobbed at a woman, and especially at Beyoncé's headlining set â€" as a few writers noted in their pieces last week, she was "too perfect" because she had to be too perfect.
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In this episode's most jarring scene, Freddy, who has decided to move on from his job, completely lets the president have it, calling him an obscene name that shouldn't be lobbed at anyone, but certainly not at the commander in chief.
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Liz FitzGerald, a hiker who witnessed the boy and his friends giggle as he lobbed a smoke bomb and ignited the fire, told the Oregonian last year that he seemed to have no idea what he had done in the moment.
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Mr. McInnes said someone lobbed a bottle of urine at him, and he is later seen on video getting out of a car and drawing a sword from its sheath above his head before the police forced him back inside.
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Given the ambitiousness of much of the policy work being done in the primary so far, these are attacks that will probably ultimately be lobbed at every Democrat, but they likely preview how Warren and Sanders will be targeted next month.
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Recent conflicts over this long-handled cooking tool have fostered a new social-media meme, a fresh front in the #MeToo movement and a handcrafted version that costs $250, not to mention new volleys lobbed by Alice Waters and Anthony Bourdain.
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On Thursday, witnesses said that a young man lobbed a grenade toward a crowd of people, including many students, who were waiting for a bus in central Jammu, one of the larger cities in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir.
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Corey Clement took the direct snap, then handed it to Trey Burton, who lobbed it to Nick Foles, who unlike Tom Brady, caught the ball for a touchdown that along with the extra-point gave Philadelphia a 17-2 lead.
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Perez also on Tuesday responded to criticisms lobbed at the party by Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg, who wrote in a CNN op-ed a day earlier that the party's outsized emphasis on Iowa and New Hampshire risks ignoring battleground contests.
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In ISIS' version of combined arms warfare, it has sent drones equipped with bombs even as it lobbed mortars and deployed suicide car bombers, whom the militants use as a primitive but often effective way to deliver precision-guided munitions.
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In a rare interview with TIME and three European outlets, Zelensky lamented Trump's constant characterizations of Ukraine as corrupt — lobbed in the heat of an impeachment battle — as the "hardest of signals" to countries and companies from which Ukraine needs investment.
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And with a new venue and a younger audience came new standards of theater decorum: The middle and high school students groaned when things went badly for the protagonists and cheered shamelessly at insults lobbed at the town's most virulent racists.
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It didn't take long for the point guard to get tossed from the game ... and when Celts head coach Brad Stevens also got ejected for arguing the call -- a fan was so pissed, he lobbed his drink onto the court.
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Warren, despite feeling the need to reassure the crowd that her long array of aggressive priorities wasn't a forlorn wish list, also seemed to strike many admirers as relatively immune to the charges of naïveté that are sometimes lobbed at Sanders.
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Police fired a water cannon and tear gas at protesters who lobbed Molotov cocktails outside the Hong Kong government office complex Sunday, as violence flared anew after thousands of pro-democracy supporters marched through downtown in defiance of a police ban.
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John Jaso pinch-hit for right-hander Daniel Hudson (1-2500), who got the win, and quickly lobbed a double off right-hander David Phelps (24-22) to right field, scoring Mercer and giving the Pirates an improbable 26-27.45 lead.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Asma Khan first arrived in Britain from India to join her husband in 1991, the racism was so bad she had to learn to cycle fast to avoid being hit by the bottles lobbed at her.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese troops lobbed tear gas on Tuesday to disperse supporters of Shi'ite groups Hezbollah and Amal who tried to storm a square in Beirut in response to a video that purportedly offended Shi'ite figures, witnesses and media reports said.
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After the Tigers converted third-down plays on a pass-interference call and a Watson scramble, Watson lobbed a perfect 31-yard pass into the end zone for Renfrow, who slipped behind defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick to tie the game.
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"One of the reasons I still love it is that when I'm golfing, all I think about is golfing," he said, as I lobbed questions about his first trip to the Cannes Film Festival and the roles that got away.
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In the overtime period of the Saints' Wild Card game against the Vikings, Kirk Cousins lobbed a pass up to Kyle Rudolph, who appeared to push off before catching the game-winning TD. The Game Winning TD catch in Saints vs.
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The companies lobbed cutthroat criticisms at one another throughout, whether it was Nintendo constantly pillorying Sega for its association with Night Trap or Sega bringing out a Super Scope to claim Nintendo freely associated itself with gun violence in games.
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Soldiers frequently lobbed them on the battlefield, so much so that concussion grenades amounted to the second most common type tossed by American soldiers during the Vietnam War, according to a 1969 Army study of 17 infantry fighting in the conflict.
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The zone was strongly secured while U.S. troops were in charge of Iraq's security, and while the occasional mortar or grenade was lobbed into it and a handful of suicide attackers slipped inside, no large-scale protests have managed to get through.
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The fact that current tensions in the county center on a Black Lives Matter sign also makes the Fresno polling location dispute part of a larger set of criticisms that have been lobbed at Black Lives Matter activists and supporters for years.
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On a disappointing night in front of goal for Chile, Sanchez lobbed a free kick from a similar position high over the bar and Castillo slipped through the defense to meet a cross but steered his shot wide of the near post.
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Mixed messages on Russia While Flynn shares many of the same criticisms over the fight against radical Islam and US intervention in Libya that Trump has lobbed at the Obama administration, there are some policy areas where they have expressed sharp differences.
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" He then revisited a criticism of environmental coverage first lobbed Monday at a National Press Club luncheon: That reporters are doing "a disservice to the American public and sound policymaking by not informing the public of the progress that this nation has made.
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JERUSALEM/GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli troopers entered Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque, the third-holiest shrine in Islam, and carried out arrests on Friday in what police described as a pursuit of youths who had lobbed rocks and fireworks during clashes with its forces outside.
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Talks between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim would represent the first direct engagement between a sitting American president and a North Korean leader, bringing together two mercurial and headstrong leaders who have lobbed long-distance insults and bellicose threats at each other.
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The lead up to the hearing has been an unending game of back-and-forth between Apple and the government, and Apple has just lobbed the ball back to the other side of the court one last time prior to the hearing.
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So far, much of the public outrage has been lobbed at the governor, because it was the branches of his administration that caused the problems, and it was members of his staff who raised some of the earliest concerns -- without action being taken.
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While Flynn shares many of the same criticisms over the fight against radical Islam and U.S. intervention in Libya that Trump has lobbed at the Obama administration, he appears to favor a more internationalist approach to combating terrorism and engaging with other countries.
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The sudden crackdown followed weeks of mounting questions being lobbed at both Facebook and YouTube about why, if they were really committed to eradicating hate speech and disinformation, they would allow someone like Jones to continue cultivating an audience on their platforms.
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A window opened above them and Jamie lobbed out something, which landed with a soft thud on the path: one of the carrier bags from Robyn's room, packed with a miscellany of clothes—and he'd thought to add the pair of plimsolls.
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Clinton allies hope that her lead will grow as Sanders supporters begin to fall in line, but that's no guarantee considering the tough rhetoric from the candidate and his voters, as well as continued clashes and accusations lobbed by the two sides.
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For decades, elected officials have been falling all over each other to woo businesses into moving to their districts: Let's not forget the cavalcade of tax breaks lobbed by cities at Amazon as it pondered the location for its next corporate headquarters.
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Keenum, coming off the best start of his career, had the Rams at the Giants' 15-yard line with 50 seconds left when he lobbed a pass in the left corner of the end zone that Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie easily picked off.
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At least 10 protesters have died in clashes with security forces since Monday, including three who were shot dead on Thursday night as protesters lobbed Molotov cocktails and set fire to a government building and the offices of Shiite militias in the city.
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The decision upheld that of a lower court, which stated the perpetrators, a trio of Palestinian-born German residents, wanted to "call attention to the Gaza conflict" when they prepared and then lobbed Molotov cocktails at the synagogue one July night in 2014.
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The blizzard of meetings is a breathtaking change from the bellicose language the two sides lobbed at each other for much of last year, with Mr. Trump threatening to unleash "fire and fury" against North Korea if it endangered the United States.
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A barrage of lurid accounts of hard drinking and partying lobbed against the Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh this week has reminded Americans of the aggressive, hypersexualized "bro culture" that has stubbornly persisted on high school and college campuses across America.
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At a morning news conference, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Mr. Schiff defended the impeachment inquiry from attacks by President Trump, even as Mr. Trump lobbed real-time insults at them on Twitter and during a meeting with Sauli Niinistö, the Finnish president.
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Other candidates have praised Mr. Obama on the airwaves and debate stages as well as in early primary and caucus states this month, a sharp turnaround from the criticism that some 2016 contenders lobbed last year at his record, especially on immigration.
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"Maybe because so many of us are gunned down before we even become 21 @SteveKingIA you prove exactly why so many American's are done with politicians like you who only have the goal of dividing America to make us weaker," Hogg lobbed back.
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When he visited San Juan after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, Trump lobbed rolls of paper towels into a crowd at a church -- an image that has since come to illustrate what his critics say was a lackluster approach to the island's destruction.
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Over a plate of huevos rancheros at Cafe Luxembourg on the Upper West Side, not far from his home, the cheery Mr. Jones, 43 — his bright-blue eyes flashing as he lobbed wisecracks — talked about what makes him laugh, and what doesn't.
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The front-line Democrats are being knocked on the issue by the House Republican campaign arm, which has lobbed attacks at both those who have come out for an impeachment inquiry and those who have yet to weigh in on the matter.
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The label "activist" used to be one that conservatives lobbed at liberal judges (and that liberals sometimes embraced), but it was the right that lashed out at Roberts precisely because he did not strike down a democratically enacted law (the Affordable Care Act).
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While the invitation is customary, it was notable this year because the president has lobbed insults at Ms. Pelosi in recent days for leading the House to approve two articles of impeachment against Mr. Trump related to his pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Omar, who was elected to the Minnesota state House of Representatives in November, said the cab driver called her ISIS, lobbed sexist taunts, and threatened to remove her hijab during a brief ride on Tuesday after a White House meeting on criminal justice reform.
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Vanity Fair made a similar video about President Trump, which also lobbed a few cheap shots ("get a new haircut"), and at least two others for those in the White House orbit: White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and economic adviser Gary Cohn.
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Among the allegations lobbed at Lampert, the company said he rejected a $1.6 billion offer for Lands' End from private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners and the Tommy Hilfiger investment group in favor of a spin that would keep his stake in the brand untouched.
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Speaking to the press after dominating yet another tennis tournament on Sunday night, Novak Djokovic lobbed himself into controversy over a tennis executive's claim that female players "ride on the coattails of the men" and so deserved to be paid less than their male counterparts.
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Megyn Kelly, the Fox News talk-show host whose participation on Thursday night was Mr. Trump's reason for skipping the event, began the questioning by noting "the elephant not in the room" and lobbed a softball question to Mr. Cruz about the missing Mr. Trump.
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Last week, President Donald Trump lobbed yet another grenade at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), cutting off cost-sharing reduction (CSR) payments, the reimbursements the federal government gives to insurers for offering discounts to some 6 million low-income individuals on ACA marketplaces plans.
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One of Cohen's attorneys, Lanny Davis, had appeared Tuesday night on CNN to claim responsibility for providing the tape, saying the decision to go public was spurred by what he called falsehoods and insults lobbed at his client by the President and his allies.
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Read more: Prince Andrew says he's 'appalled' by sex-abuse claims lobbed at Jeffrey Epstein and denies he participated in activities with underage girlsHurwitz was named acting director of the Bureau of Prisons in 2018Hurwitz is a longtime bureaucrat who joined the bureau in 1998.
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It's a satellite the size of a large duffel bag that will be lobbed into orbit in August, as part of a constellation of cameras that will take aerial pictures of Earth and deliver them to customers faster and cheaper than in the past.
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Mr. Trump said that wasn't quite right when he called me in response to a question I lobbed into his headquarters on Friday, because, well, that's what he does: provide more content through unrivaled accessibility (though less if his team thinks you've crossed him).
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The question was lobbed to the Prez in the wake of Rand Paul and others quarantining after Paul's coronavirus diagnosis, and DT said it straight up -- he'd be cool with a temporary measure of voting remotely, not necessarily needing bodies in D.C. to do it.
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During an earlier event in Roanoke, Virginia, Trump labeled Clinton "low-energy," the same characterization he lobbed at Republican rival Jeb Bush; attacked her running mate, U.S. Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia; and complained about the air conditioning in the hotel ballroom where he spoke.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Escalating tensions between the United States and China have triggered a flurry of U.S. soybean purchases by European buyers, in one of the first signs that trade tariff threats lobbed between the world's top two economies are disrupting global commodity trade flows.
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What to watch for: While every candidate onstage has endorsed impeaching the president, there will be special scrutiny of Joe Biden, at whom Mr. Trump has lobbed baseless allegations that, as vice president, he acted improperly to benefit his son Hunter's overseas business interests.
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Once Judge caught the ball, he flipped it to second baseman Starlin Castro, who lobbed it to shortstop Didi Gregorius, who tossed it to first baseman Chris Carter to double off Corey Dickerson, who had been pulling into third when Judge made the grab.
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Like Wednesday's session, in which more than 90 questions were asked, many of the questions asked on Thursday were lobbed as friendly queries -- Democrats giving the managers the chance to make a point, and Republicans responding with the same tactic for the defense counsel.
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Morales has faced nearly a week of street demonstrations in major cities and growing international pressure to call a run-off vote with his closest rival Carlos Mesa in order to restore credibility to an election dogged by allegations of vote-rigging lobbed by the opposition.
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Now that she's older, the 27-year-old has made it her life's work to help others develop the skills she says have allowed her to be the best person she can be – no matter what sort of cruel words may be lobbed (or tweeted) her way.
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In an earlier era, the personal insults and aspersions that have been lobbed Obama's direction by the GOP were largely ignored, or at least downplayed by a White House hopeful to do business with the party that controlled Congress for six of his eight years in office.
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It could be a little awkward when President Trump addresses the FBI Academy's graduating class Friday morning — after all, he's been flinging criticism at the agency in recent weeks, saying it's "in tatters," and the White House just lobbed more claims of extreme FBI bias against Trump.
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President Trump first tweeted the words "fake news" on December 10, and since then has lobbed accusations of "fake news" (or more often "FAKE NEWS") over Twitter 66 times, referring to everything from the salacious Russia dossier to a lack of coverage of his crowd sizes.
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On the evening of April 13, 2017, a US Air Force MC-130 transport lobbed an 11-ton Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB) bomb—a so-called "fuel-air-explosive"—at what the US Defense Department described as a "tunnel complex" in Achin district in Nangarhar province.
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But even more important than the headline-grabbing insults and accusations lobbed by the two men is Bannon's logical, cold-eyed recognition, reflected in his remarks to Wolff, that prosecutors are likely building a powerful legal case based on alleged financial misdeeds of high-level Trump associates.
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As a result, the film — which won't even arrive in theaters until mid-October — has become the latest grenade to be lobbed into the culture wars alongside burning Nikes, Twitter bias, and practically anything else that can be seized upon for political and personal branding and gain.
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That attack may have been the result of hundreds of gigabytes of data per second being lobbed at his site not by hacked computers, but by Internet of Things devices, a botnet living in our shiny new gadgets — things like IP cameras and digital video recorders.
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The bias allegations by the Hawaii Democrat, whose campaign picked up its first and only delegate on Super Tuesday, echoed those of Republicans in Washington who have lobbed similar accusations, as well as a conservative group that lost a similar suit against Google-owned YouTube last week.
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MONTREAL — Canadians were still recovering from the verbal daggers President Trump lobbed at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at last weekend's Group of 7 summit meeting in Quebec when the news came that the newly minted frenemies would join Mexico to jointly host the 2026 World Cup.
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After wrapping up an acutely fractious primary in which Donald Trump and his opponents lobbed scores of personal, playground insults at one another, the presumptive GOP nominee has quickly unified the vast majority of Republican voters around one goal: defeating Hillary Clinton, his prospective Democratic opponent.
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Yet beneath the finger-pointing and the victim-blaming and the accusations of panic lobbed against a people that know a little something about persecution, there is the same old bigotry — the hatred of Jews that has presaged the death of so many seemingly civilized societies.
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As Prescott spoke to reporters in the locker room — four days before his first playoff start, and at the center of a group so large that Prescott likened it to a Black Friday shopping crowd — Elliott lobbed balled-up pieces of tape at Prescott, again and again.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader — who, along with Speaker Paul D. Ryan, had opposed the proposal — lobbed a pointed question at his fellow Republicans, according to two people present: Had they campaigned on repealing the Affordable Care Act, or tinkering with an ethics office?
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VIENNA — The top diplomats from the United States and Russia sat yards from each other at a security conference here on Thursday in Vienna and lobbed broadsides that were sharply at odds with the tone of President Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin's meeting last month.
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But while Farage managed to evade a dairy drenching last week, his luck ran out just a few days later: At an event in Newcastle, England, on Monday, a protester lobbed a milkshake at Farage, leaving the politician's dark suit dripping with Five Guys' banana and salted caramel.
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In a matter of weeks, those few senators have watched helplessly as the investigation by House Democrats has lobbed a grenade into the middle of their campaigns, putting them on the defensive amid a torrent of damaging revelations about the president's conduct with no clear end in sight.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) O'Reilly also thanked Trump for supporting Sexual Assault Awareness Month, which drew jokes from his critics considering the numerous accusations of sexual assault and harassment that have been lobbed against Trump.
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A few hours later, Trump lobbed another attack at Clinton during a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, accusing Clinton of trying to "politicize this investigation" and of "attacking and falsely accusing the FBI director," noting that Clinton claimed Comey sent a letter only to Republican members of Congress.
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Daimler, parent company of Mercedes-Benz, is the closest thing that BMW has to an arch-nemesis — so it's not a huge surprise to see that Daimler's Car493Go car sharing service has lobbed some remarks today at ReachNow, a similar service from BMW that just launched in Seattle.
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No one on "Roseanne" has used the word "racist," let alone lobbed a slur; instead, the show relies on code, such as when Roseanne snarks that Jackie might want to "take a knee," even as her black granddaughter, Mary (Jayden Ray), sits nearby, an irony no one remarks on.
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The tweet appears to have been in response to a Hollywood Reporter interview of Fallon in which he expressed regret for having invited Trump, then the Republican presidential nominee, to his late-night show in September 2016 where Fallon lobbed softball questions at Trump and famously ruffled his hair.
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He lobbed countless attacks against senior FBI and Justice Department officials, including former FBI director James Comey, former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe, the DOJ official Bruce Ohr, former acting attorney general Sally Yates, former CIA director John Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and more.
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Democrats lobbed hours of questions at Representative Tom Price of Georgia, the nominee for secretary of health and human services, about his trading of stocks in health care companies that may have benefited from his legislating, keeping Mr. Price on the defensive heading into another confirmation hearing this week.
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There has never been a moment when anyone watching would have thought Jordan was ever in danger of being sent home, even as the others have lobbed grenades at him, calling him "entitled" or suggesting he is guilty of the ultimate Bachelor/Bachelorette sin: not being there for the right reasons.
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In fact, Facebook's sour grapes fermented into one giant, steaming crater of w(h)ine: Throughout the DeepMind challenge, during which Google's AlphaGo machine faced off against human world champion Lee Sedol, Yann LeCun, Facebook's director of artificial intelligence research, lobbed a number of pointed barbs at Google's pet project.
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This is a trademark Trump strategy: He has often lobbed baseless accusations while allowing his supporters to fill in the gaps (much like when he implied that Ted Cruz's dad was involved in John F. Kennedy's assassination, or the time he implied President Barack Obama had allegiances outside the United States).
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While some of the booing was surely related to politics and the long wait fans endured outside, it's worth noting that many Atlanta residents haven't forgotten the disparaging words Trump lobbed at the city from behind his Twitter account just a year ago as part of his spat with Rep.
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And her "present" vote also revived allegations that she's a Russian asset who could play spoiler in the general election by running a third-party campaign, echoing criticism Hillary Clinton lobbed at the Hawaii congresswoman in October when she called Gabbard "the favorite of the Russians" in a podcast interview.
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President Obama's top spokesman on Friday lobbed a backhanded compliment at 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 running mate, Mike Pence.
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Chelsea Clinton says Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE is fair game when it comes to criticism lobbed at the White House.
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But though all people in the public eye can become the targets of online critics, she says the threats lobbed at women in sports journalism are especially violent, and carry a greater weight because they're rooted in a culture of violence against women that is very real and very dangerous.
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On a regular business day, Bottura and his Tasmanian Devil energy cloud are mostly confined to Via delle Rose, a passageway alongside the restaurant that has the feeling of an alley where dusty postwar kids would've lobbed a soccer ball around, which is what the cooks do when a shift ends.
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Much of the debate took place over the television airwaves, as Trump, 69, a billionaire businessman and former reality TV star, lobbed charges at his rivals at an MSNBC town hall, and Rubio and Cruz battled in back-to-back appearances at a CNN town hall in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Her work was ignored for decades After the release of the book "Hidden Figures," which was published in 2016 and turned into a film the following year, officials lobbed heaps of praise on Johnson and two other black women mathematicians in the agency's Computer Pool, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) lobbed a reference to the HBO comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm" at Sen.
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The Obamas have endured a lot as America's first black first family, and Michelle's speech also touched on how they dealt with the birther conspiracies and all the other forms of racism lobbed their way over eight years: "When they go low, we go high" was their personal motto, she said.
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I'd already had a taste of this with Bethesda's VR demo of Doom at its E3 press conference a couple of days prior, where I lobbed grenades with my left arm and pumped demons full of laser with gun in my right hand, spinning around in my anchored spot as they rushed me.
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But on the Sunday before Election Day, his office lobbed baseless charges of voter database hacking at Georgia Democrats, while his campaign piled on -- creating a confusing swirl of accusations that, given Kemp's day job, might have appeared to carry more weight than those of typical, if outlandish, claims by a candidate.
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Draymond Green lobbed to Kevon Looney for a go-ahead hoop with 52.9 seconds remaining, then converted a Stephen Curry assist into a layup of his own 40 seconds later, allowing the Warriors to outlast the Trail Blazers for a 114-111 win and 2-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.
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Trump, who is seeking re-election in 2020, and Democratic leaders for a second straight day lobbed accusations and insults at each other after the collapse of an infrastructure deal that could have pumped $2 trillion into the U.S. economy, if lawmakers and the president had found a way to pay for it.
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The earliest definition on Urban Dictionary from 183 describes the term thus: "Call her an E girl cause she's always after the D." It's an insult lobbed frequently on gaming sites, where any attractive or popular woman who games can be labeled an "e-girl" as a way of belittling her presence.
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It was a sign of just how deeply troubled senior members of Trump's own national security team had grown by the president's actions toward Ukraine — and Vindman's lengthy military service, including in Iraq, where he was wounded, helped shield him from claims of partisanship that Trump's allies have lobbed at other witnesses.
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Realistically, Obama couldn't have kept her job as a hospital administrator in Chicago while her husband ran the country from Washington — but even if she had, critics would have lobbed countless questions about her influence over her husband as he pushed through one of the largest structural changes to America's health care system in decades.
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While most of the criticisms lobbed against this team have struck me as completely ludicrous, I do cede the point that this is really the first time that an American team has dominated in a truly international sport — which means soccer has become yet another arena for the US to gloat about our supposed supremacy.
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Not only is it a catchy earworm that acts as a handy recap for how Rebecca ended up in West Covina, but it also pokes fun at the entire idea of the show by acknowledging that the "crazy ex-girlfriend" label is "a sexist term" — a charge lobbed at the show before it even premiered.
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The hearing was set to provide an update of the review of documents seized in the FBI raid but was sidetracked by allegations lobbed by Avenatti about secret audio recordings he alleged Cohen or his associates leaked to the media involving Daniels' previous attorney and by Cohen and Trump's attorneys saying Avenatti's conduct was unfitting.
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The sit-down at the Newseum -- where Rosenstein also gave revealing responses to questions lobbed by the media and the public about his detractors on Capitol Hill, the investigation into President Donald Trump's election campaign, and the press -- was a moment of unusual candor for the man charged with overseeing the special counsel probe.
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During Trump's ferocious election fight with Clinton, chants of "lock her up" -- referring to Clinton -- became a refrain of the Republican's campaign, as he hammered the Democratic presidential nominee over her decision to use a private email server as secretary of state, and lobbed accusations of corruption and "pay to play" politics at the Clinton Foundation.
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When Ted Cruz lobbed a stinker to the audience, claiming that "we have 80 years of precedent of not confirming Supreme Court justices in an election year," Dickerson fact-checked the Texas Senator, leaving Cruz with the face of a college debate champ who has just been called out in front of a room full of homecoming queens.
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He claims to understand it, noting that if you're not an Eastenders fan, or happen to be someone less-than-intimately-familiar with his body of work, you might think of A Country Soul as a canny piece of pre-Christmas bandwagon jumping engineered to be lobbed in supermarket trolleys alongside festive fruit and net selections.
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Some reporters have left the Olympic venues long enough to show us glimpses of the still-simmering unrest, from the Olympic torch relay, during which protesters lobbed stones and the riot cops retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets, to the viral photos of children watching the Opening Ceremony's glittering spectacle from their distant perch in the mountainside favelas.
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He also describes his seventh day on the job as an "avalanche," denoting the fallout from the profane attacks he lobbed against former White House officials Stephen Bannon and Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE.
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Meanwhile, Strickland has lobbed attacks at Portman for supporting past trade agreements, a position at odds with the party's 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.
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He hit junior running back RaVon Bonner for a 28-yard score at 11:43 of the second, found Imatorbhebhe for a 133-yard strike at 5:51 and lobbed an 18-yard pass to wide-open sophomore tight end Daniel Barker with 223:214 left in the half to give Illinois a 23-238 lead.
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"If a player wants the privilege of making millions of dollars in the NFL, or other leagues, he or she should not be allowed to disrespect our Great American Flag (or Country) and should stand for the National Anthem," Trump wrote on Twitter, part of a series of rhetorical bar stools he lobbed for most of a week.
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Our resident snake/weasel/[insert other name the contestants have lobbed at him] tells Hannah about his shower scene with God — the one where he says God spoke to him and he decided to stop being a player so he could be ready to find his wife — and divine intervention wins Hannah over despite Garrett's confession.
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It was the same tone he had adopted the day after the primary, when he dismissed the so-called progressive wave that Ms. Nixon's allies had predicted would take him down; and it was the same attack he has repeatedly lobbed at Mr. de Blasio, an idealist compared to Mr. Cuomo and his more centrist pragmatism.
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Meanwhile, Strickland has lobbed attacks at Portman for supporting past trade agreements, a position at odds with 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.
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" On Tuesday, a day after students lobbed Molotov cocktails and fired arrows at police officers who had trapped them inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China Daily, a state-run English-language newspaper, described Hong Kong's campuses as "fortresses of terrorist activities," and warned of separatists "conspiring with foreign forces" to turn Hong Kong into a "bridgehead to subvert China.
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Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) on Sunday said he thinks special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia investigation has "gotten confused" amid "constant accusations" being lobbed from both sides.
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Since the end of the Democratic convention last week, he has lobbed Islamophobic insults at the family of a Muslim soldier killed in Iraq; tried to weasel out of the presidential debates; encouraged women being sexually harassed at work to find new careers; attempted to delegitimize any election result in which he doesn't win—he even booted a crying baby from his rally.
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Although he was appalled by right-wing attacks on the intelligence agencies and on the Mueller investigation, when I asked him about the chief conspiracy-monger— Devin Nunes , the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who has lobbed wild accusations about an F.B.I. plot to destroy Trump—Costello said that he didn't know enough about Nunes's claims to assess their validity.
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The show is propelled by the feisty, hormonal outrage of its young protagonists, and the best moments occur when the dialogue is dramatized, as in the tirade lobbed at an audience member who stands in for a chauvinistic and insensitive father, or the scene where the girls don fur coats and ape the mannerisms and opinions of the conservative upper class.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) said Wednesday that he is "disgusted" by any personal attacks his supporters or anyone else has lobbed at his presidential primary opponent Sen.
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Check out some of the 80-plus replies to a tweet last month by prominent feminist writer Sady Doyle promoting a piece she wrote denouncing TERFs (some accused Doyle of being a handmaid of the patriarchy, a common insult lobbed at cis women who ally with trans people), or check the inevitable replies to my tweet sharing this piece when it goes online.
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The GOP nominee kicked off the weekend with more allegations that the November polls will be rigged by a media conspiracy, calls for a drug test before the next debate — Hillary Clinton looked "all pumped up" during the last one, he says — and insults lobbed at the more than a dozen women who've come forward to accuse the former reality star of sexual assault.
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The near-accident was caught on film by Ainsley's friend, and the footage is basically enough to give you a panic attack: From what we can see in the eight-second clip, it looks like Ainsley lobbed the axe too low, and it hit the rubber mat on the ground before it bounced up and off the wooden target, sending it sailing straight back at her skull.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has frequently lobbed barbs at the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, leading to heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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