Mr Trump never misses a chance to criticise his predecessor.
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"Hollywood never misses a chance to blast Washington," O'Neil said.
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That is why he never misses a chance to attack Rep.
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Trump rarely misses a chance to celebrate historically low unemployment numbers and strong growth figures.
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And he never misses a chance to let Puerto Ricans know he's still upset about it.
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The president rarely misses a chance to tell people how many electoral college votes he got.
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The media, for its part, also seldom misses a chance to pick a fight with Trump.
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Mr. Trump, despite his criticism of "fake news," rarely misses a chance to speak with reporters.
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Cardi's verses are the highlight in every track; she never misses a chance to be the star.
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Trump hardly misses a chance to hit out at major U.S. trade partners, in particular Mexico and China.
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He rarely misses a chance to berate elite Republicans in Congress for failing to enact his ambitious agenda.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump never misses a chance to bemoan how "disappointed" he is with the Justice Department.
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Beyond the tired tropes, this speech misses a chance to build more organically on his parallels with Claire.
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He seldom misses a chance to put on a hard hat and proclaim the virtues of more roads and railways.
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When Adam misses a chance to get close to Jessa, Mr. Driver does a funny, lovely corkscrew fall to the floor.
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He never misses a chance for a FaceTime screen grab, even if his friend does have a long face in it.
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Mr. O'Connor, who rarely misses a chance to tell voters that he is engaged to a Republican, readily said he would.
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He jokes constantly throughout the game, hums tunes in the middle of battle, and never misses a chance to take a selfie.
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Andrew Scheer, the federal Conservative leader, rarely misses a chance to condemn carbon pricing as an unfair tax burden and job killer.
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Yet Girl on the Train misses a chance to actually say something about motherhood and the absurd pressure women face to parent flawlessly.
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They are catnip to the cinematographer, Todd McMullen, who rarely misses a chance to frame the landscape at ground level and from above.
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He rarely misses a chance in front of the cameras and on Twitter to claim he has created the best economy in American history.
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In fact, whatever the audience, whether it's coding kids or the founders of Founders Forum, Fadell never misses a chance to pooh-pooh the Valley.
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And there&aposs a sense here, you showed Bob Corker earlier who never misses a chance to kick the president, the media is just following Corker.
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Likewise, Clinton never misses a chance to revisit her many years of political experience, nor her record of working with Republicans to muscle policies through legislature.
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Low-key as her hair situation tends to be, J.Law rarely misses a chance to visit celebrity-favorite hairstylist and Nine Zero One co-founder Riawna Capri.
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Trudeau, who never misses a chance to sell Canada as a destination for foreign investment, had planned to attend the annual mid-January meeting of billionaires, investors, celebrities and politicians.
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Ron Baron is a Tesla perma-bull who never misses a chance to boost the company and CEO Elon Musk, often without much understanding of the competitive environment Tesla finds itself in.
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The White House press office, which seldom misses a chance to pick a fight, then notified Collins she was disinvited from attending an open Rose Garden press event later in the day.
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Niko Ozer, 14, of Manhattan, says Murray was his favorite player and he "never misses a chance to see Federer," but he tended to seek out young players with potential like Frances Tiafoe and Andrey Rublev.
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"If he loves Kosovo that much and never misses a chance to flaunt the flag, why did he refuse a chance to play for their team?" the Serbia striker Aleksandar Mitrovic said when asked about Shaqiri's boots.
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Steven Rattner As the self-anointed job creator in chief, Donald Trump rarely misses a chance to use the presidential podium or his alternative podium, Twitter, to take credit for employment being created or retained in America.
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Mark Twain, who loved the Alice books, once calling Carroll his "dream brother," was no exception to this general truth of bedtime hopes — and anyway, no good writer ever misses a chance to scribble down a promising story.
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But most Americans aren't financially able to make use of the 529 benefit for K-12 expenses, and thus the House tax reform package misses a chance to offer meaningful opportunities that our education programs have failed to provide.
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Trump rejects politicizing attacks -- unless it's Islamist terrorism "That was a horrible event, and we have to stop it, and we have to stop it cold," said the President, who rarely misses a chance to incite the fight against Islamic radicalism.
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Biden later said he didn't need Obama's endorsement to win — though he seldom misses a chance to call the former president by his first name to emphasize their personal friendship, a liberty none of the other dozen candidates can take.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump rarely misses a chance to offer himself up as the champion of "forgotten" Americans, men and women who feel ignored or derided by elites and believe, as he frequently says, that the "system is rigged" against them.
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Mr. Rubio, the Florida senator who rarely misses a chance to talk about his modest upbringing as the son of a bartender and a maid, is the candidate of choice for the doctors, developers, business owners and other highly paid, highly educated Republican voters.
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Trump, who rarely misses a chance to credit his administration with positive economic developments, will likely harp on low unemployment and recent investments by Fiat Chrysler, Ford and others in the state to make the case that voters would benefit from another four years of his presidency.
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And although May's Conservative Party stormed back in 2017 from an almost complete electoral eclipse at the hands of the SNP north of the border, Ian Blackford, the leader of the SNP's 35 Westminster members of Parliament, never misses a chance tell May that Scotland "will not be dragged out of the EU" by English politicians.
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Shanty Tramp is every bit as sleazy as its title suggests, but while it seldom misses a chance to show star Eleanor Vaill (billed as Lee Holland) without a top, it also touches on religious hypocrisy and racial bigotry while depicting its eponymous shanty tramp's wicked ways as the product of an abusive upbringing, all with a bluntness that a more respectable film would never dare.
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I kept going." She did well at school, was an avid reader, particularly world classics, and enjoyed history and science fiction and going to the cinema and theatre. Korshunov remembered "She never misses a chance of buying new books when competing in other places. Elena swallows one book after another.
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While she doesn't despise her caring stepmother, she never misses a chance to throw tantrums at her either. But, she loves her Halfsister Sara. Jennifer's rebellious nature makes her do things like smoking for example. During one such time when she sneaks out of the house for a smoke, she picks up some belongings of a dead person.
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Ivy briefly dated Emmett when they were younger, and now never misses a chance to insult him, but went to the school dance with him so she and Teddy could have a ride in "Dance Off". It is revealed that she loves country music and animal-print clothes. At one point, it is implied that Ivy has (or had) an addiction to chocolate. ; Spencer Walsh :Spencer Walsh (Shane Harper) is Teddy's ex-boyfriend.
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She deemed the story "a somewhat depressing storyline for a woman who was formerly as competent and assured as Rita". Graham thought it was obvious that Rita was struggling as she appeared "hunched on her sofa drinking too much red wine and watching Countryfile" after a challenging shift. She also described the character as someone who "never misses a chance to try to improve the life of a hapless stranger". Haasler enjoyed Ash's friendship with Rita and sympathised with Rita's dependence on alcohol.
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Set in a village, the film starts from the wedding night of Ashokan (Gregory), when the newly-wed wife asks him whether this is his second marriage. Ashokan then recalls his earlier dreams of getting married. As Ashokan is a single man past the "the marital age", he is always grilled by questions from his villagers and relatives including his cousin Ajayan (Sunny Wayne) who never misses a chance to tease him. Apart from his loving parents, Ashokan is supported by his friends Ratheesh(Krishna Sankar) and Shaiju(Shine Tom Chacko) who stands by him through thick and thin.
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To Worf's surprise Jadzia Dax joins them as the ship's Science Officer. The Rotarran is Martok's first command since his escape from the Dominion prison camp, and he is dismayed to find that the crew are anything but happy; instead, it is an embittered ensemble whose morale has been destroyed by a series of punishing losses at the hands of the Jem'Hadar. The morale situation aboard ship is only made worse by Martok's overcautious nature and unwillingness to go into battle and because of this he misses a chance for an easy victory. Dax, acting as a Klingon would, challenges Worf about the General's behavior which Worf will hear none of.
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