Shekau is mocking us, mocking the government and the army.
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"Dont use that weird spongebob mocking meme"Me: DonT uSe thAt WeIrd SpoNgEboB MoCkinG MEme pic.twitter.
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Phillips kept chanting and beating his drum as other boys circled around, "mocking him and mocking the chant," Taitano said.
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" And he is known for mocking the region's accent, mocking country music and yelling at the audience to "Feel the Bern!
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At the same time, in front of a crowd in northeast Mississippi, Trump was mocking the Democratic Party as "completely insane" -- and mocking several of its candidates.
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"He thinks this kind of stuff is funny, and mocking the disabled and mocking and belittling our vets with his betrayal — in my book — is not funny," Palin said.
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" The mocking tone — the post's title, "OH LORDY!
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Mocking the 'resistance' Trump bragged about his 2016 election victory, mocking Hillary Clinton for failing to pay enough attention to the states of Michigan and Wisconsin, crucial parts of Trump's victory.
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With President Trump watching — and mocking — in real-time.
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So don't let us stop you now from mocking it.
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The mocking, voyeuristic tabloid press couldn't get enough of it.
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But by then, the mocking tweets were already rolling in.
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Foreign leaders, both friendly and hostile, are openly mocking Trump.
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It was mocking people about their physicality, about their age.
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It also has a long history of mocking its archrival.
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Mocking, humiliating, and denigrating scapegoats is their stock in trade.
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Key Republicans have criticized the president for mocking Ford's testimony.
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He subsequently replaced it with another post, mocking the original.
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Videos mocking blunders over legislative procedure swirled on social media.
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It appears the reason is that he was mocking Trump.
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And it's why we've spent the last year mocking Tidal.
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Trump responded by spending months mocking her on social media.
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Abhijeet insists I make a password mocking my younger brother.
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"The police treat me horribly, always mocking me," he said.
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" Secretary DeVos has been subject to a "high-tech mocking.
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In any event, Christie's loyalty was rewarded first with mocking.
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O'Reilly recently faced backlash after mocking the hairstyle of Rep.
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" But he was insistent, mocking her by saying, "That's okay.
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Those voters might remember Trump's mocking of a disabled man.
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But this hasn't stopped players from mocking the update online.
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Newspaper columnists are mocking cities like Chicago and Fresno, Calif.
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Wanna see a very scary NFL star mocking President Trump?
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She wastes no time in mocking Anne's clothes and education.
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His writing style spawned a mocking hashtag on Twitter, #GorsuchStyle.
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Cruel names and degrading nicknames, mocking disability, looks, weight, ethnicity.
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Mocking people affected by this policy change is remarkably callous.
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The chorus of responses were universal in mocking the mayor.
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According to an Axios report, Trump has been mocking Sen.
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" He elongated that last word with a mocking "gay voice.
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A White House press aide is out after mocking Sen.
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But let's not call them mocktails — they're not mocking anything.
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Several were charged with mocking or slandering the Islamic State.
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"'By the way, great stuff," he told me, mocking himself.
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His party crowded around him ululating and mocking the opposition.
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Ms. Silverstone's lifestyle choices have occasionally generated news, sometimes mocking.
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A gaggle of children emerged on the street mocking him.
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Donald Trump's cruel public mocking of Ford in Southaven, Miss.
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And then there were the memes, mostly mocking President Trump.
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The flag appeared to be mocking Trump's "America First" policy.
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At times it seemed to be almost mocking postpartum depression.
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Cruz ran an ad earlier this year mocking O'Rourke's nickname.
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Mostly, the fanwork was low key and often gently mocking.
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"There was never an intention of mocking," Altshuler told me.
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Trump's mocking reference has drawn criticism from Native American groups.
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"I was never mocking anyone," Trump told the New York Times.
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Some posted more naked images, with captions mocking the NCIS probe.
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Philips even made a mocking TV commercial:Here's the funniest part, though.
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Padgett's poems can be simultaneously amiable and wistful, or self-mocking.
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During the pageant, Stern airs a mocking reenactment of Lorena's crime.
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He said this particular tweet mocking his glasses was his favorite.
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And last week, a video mocking Erdogan caused a diplomatic row.
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"We're not mocking anyone, but facts are stubborn things," he said.
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Why It Matters: If they're mocking you, you've done something right.
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She became convinced that everyone in her neighborhood was mocking her.
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Two of the subsequent tweets mocking the AfD politician were censored.
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At any rate, most people remain wary of mocking Abiy directly.
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Social media denizens began mocking the campaign for its obvious blunder.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday tweeted a meme mocking Democratic Sen.
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Video clips mocking her past coughing fits made the rounds online.
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The last thing we need is a food truck mocking us.
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Others counter that the meme is about mocking the slogan itself.
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Indeed, mocking such coverage is itself a coping strategy for us.
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We Dems erred in '12 by mocking Boot/Romney Russia worry.
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Through this arrest, the Venezuelan regime is mocking the United States.
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In his tweet, Trump surrounded "intelligence" with apparently mocking quotation marks.
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You're mocking Stacy's ancestors, my ancestors, and thousands and thousands more.
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And to pick scabs, he's now mocking them on the sites.
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After all, she's not mocking our peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
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Now, the Blanquil's presence in my bed was just mocking me.
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By his nature, Trump demands the incessant niggling corrections and mocking.
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The president even retweeted a photo someone posted mocking CNN's logo.
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And they were mocking her because they were threatened by her.
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African artifacts, his mocking inquiries into the provenance of each finely
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The lawmakers are sitting here eating chocolates and mocking our pain.
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Clinton, Mr. Trump unleashed a typical tweet, mocking the senator's heritage.
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Trump began the night by mocking Jeb Bush, a frequent target.
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"SNL" mocking people in politics is what the show does best.
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They created a music video mocking her as a "Bond girl".
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The posts include quotes mocking world leaders and even criticizing babies.
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Animated show South Park even aired an episode mocking James' comments.
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"God forbid, a rape victim thinks I'm mocking them," he said.
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Your Money Nobody knows where the mocking animals will emerge next.
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He then pulls his eyelids in a common gesture mocking Asians.
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"The temporary mocking is well worth a week of good hair."
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If mocking it is your idea of cleverness, delete your account.
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Nicolas Cage knows you've been mocking him online, and guess what?
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Mocking GOP failure has not worked so far, and won't again.
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I see you, mocking me for being old, observing my demise.
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His mocking of a Times reporter with a disability was grotesque.
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By mocking themselves, their own race, they were giving it up.
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O.K.: He wasn't mocking a girl being taken from her mother.
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I hope someone wasn't mocking him by putting the petals there.
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This Wolfson stares directly at the viewer with a mocking smile.
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On Twitter, the Teva discourse is a bit more self-mocking.
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Soon, he said, he encountered co-workers mocking his Southern drawl.
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In fact, sometimes it borders on mocking Qatari influence on soccer.
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Andrew M. Cuomo mocking President Trump's campaign slogan misquoted Mr. Cuomo.
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Now he must avoid the many pitfalls of mocking the man.
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" The bear, Mr. Cazalé added, "saw me, he was mocking me.
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Classmates were mocking him with racist and homophobic slurs, he said.
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She entered Resorts hearing spitting and snorts,From mocking, malicious machines.
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Of course, mocking a jury has historically been a dubious strategy.
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In the full tapes, Trump can be heard mocking Democratic Rep.
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Bill Maher is mocking a now-infamous photo of former Sen.
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Two of the magazine's subsequent Twitter posts mocking her were deleted.
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On the internet in China now, some people are mocking feminism.
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"Because of the tomahawk chop, the mocking, those things," Phillips said.
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Perhaps it was the show's cold open mocking Trump's emergency declaration.
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Is he mocking Trump for not sticking to those racist beliefs?
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A lot of Mitchell's biggest retweets come from accounts mocking him.
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That is why drag is a revolution, because we're mocking identity.
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In "I Talk About Drinking and Smoking," for instance, she faces the camera in an oversize T-shirt, mocking the squeaky-clean tone of beauty YouTube, before mocking herself for a former crush on Lil Wayne.
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And the reaction on social media sites ranged from mocking to incredulous.
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Unless you're sitting here mocking me as a person, who fucking cares?
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Dorfman and Murray were too cute, however, mocking each other's funny faces.
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Virtually the entire country is mocking President Trump for his ignorant comments.
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I just know those Instagram athletes I've never met are mocking me.
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Something kids are mocking me for could really be my secret power.
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GUTFELD: Last week -- Ok. So, this week you&aposre mocking low unemployment.
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Enough voters decided that boasting, mocking, lying and grabbing women were secondary.
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He shared posts endorsing decriminalizing weed and mocking critics of Chancellor Merkel.
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"Pootie!" he says, mocking the Exxon Mobil CEO's close relationship with Russia.
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Does anyone else feel like George is mocking us at this point?
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Republicans, however, have reveled in mocking Warren's previous claims of native ancestry.
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A search of the hashtag showed plenty of people mocking the notion.
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Strahan quickly took the lead in the game, mocking Fallon's throwing skills.
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"The jeering and mocking is exactly why people hate politics," Smerconish argued.
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On cue, the Twitter machine churned out memes mocking his quick escape.
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Filming a video and mocking a victim is not raising suicide awareness.
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Based on past performance, look for POTUS to amp up his mocking.
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Trump responded late Wednesday by mocking Romney in a pair of tweets.
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Bill Mahar wished Trump a "Happy Birther Day" with a mocking video.
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Meanwhile here's Trump mocking Clinton at a rally tonight in PA. pic.twitter.
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Spicer's reaction to the "SNL" skit mocking him differs from President Trump's.
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Some call AirPod owners too rich and show them mocking poor people.
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And so those products Oliver and the internet at large enjoy mocking?
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Just like they declined to comment on the mocking tweet from Musk.
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It is clear, however, that Democrats are no longer mocking Mr. Trump.
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Mocking opponents and treating their ideas with derision rarely defeats an idea.
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The piece, titled "America," has been described as satire mocking excessive wealth.
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I also can't get the picture of him mocking the "different" reporter.
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Trump fired back at Romney, repeatedly mocking him for losing in 2012.
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"Mia Love gave me no love," Trump said in a mocking tone.
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Get away with mocking the disabled, veterans and families of war heroes.
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That sensibility — self-mocking, on-the-fly and D.I.Y. — is very 2016.
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Really, he's mocking the men who dare to endorse or admire her.
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"she was mocking us": She denies everything, gets bogged down in pointless
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Past contentment offers a mocking contrast to a present heavy with loss.
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Footage of Mr. Trump mocking a disabled reporter played over and over.
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Fox News was one of the few places mocking the water bottle.
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In China, a TV anchor was threatened for jokes mocking Mao Zedong.
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Cutting off Donald Trump&aposs head and then mocking it with comedy.
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"Mocking our government officials is a fundamental American right," the complaint says.
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The tone of some stories is regrettably dismissive, even mocking at times.
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Gagner's attention to details is laced with a sharp, self-mocking wit.
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And that he wasn't mocking that reporter in his now infamous-speech.
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Burt Reynolds, the wry, self-mocking Hollywood heartthrob, is dead at 82.
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Harrison responded by holding his hand out, mocking Young for being short.
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Let's just say you don't got to worry about anybody mocking anymore.
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Endless head shaking, head scratching, and, eventually, mocking follows, and then ding!
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Contributing Opinion Writer Mocking millennials has become a sport and a pastime.
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For those mocking for the district I live in...open your minds.
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Alive, somehow, mocking her or maybe just reminding her — a cosmological message.
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It's always in my field of vision, in my peripheral, mocking me.
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He&aposs known for rating photos of women and mocking other YouTubers.
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But whoever was on the other end seemed to be mocking him.
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However, lying to ourselves, mocking ourselves with falsehoods just might do it.
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"Others are mocking us," Khaled Abu Mohasseb, the candidate's cousin, told me.
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"Have you heard the real results?" he shouted in a mocking tone.
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Mr. Trump spent years mocking President Barack Obama for using a teleprompter.
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On Comedy LAS VEGAS — Mocking Carrot Top is a venerable comedy tradition.
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It's not just the president mocking him and denigrating his religious faith.
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Wendy Williams tweeted an apology after mocking Joaquin Phoenix&aposs cleft lip.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday tweeted a video mocking Sen.
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Her mocking tone and sense of humor shine through in this choice.
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The symbology of the gallery's placement is so ironic it's almost mocking.
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The "SpongeBob mocking" meme takes a screenshot of a "SpongeBob" episode from 2012 (again, staying power) in which he is clucking like a chicken, paired with an alternating-case caption that is meant to imply a mocking tone.
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We obviously didn't care that much, but we started mocking him back, jokingly.
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Video hosting site Vidme had a different approach to mocking the YouTube drama.
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Video So far, Carrey has created works apparently mocking Trump and Sarah Sanders.
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Further, openly obstructing and mocking victims crosses the line of legitimate public discourse.
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" In subsequent tweets, he insisted he meant to be "mocking Nazis and Fascists.
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He pinned a tweet mocking the Utah senator to his own Twitter feed.
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"It's a little mocking but we want to turn the screw," Yiannopoulos replied.
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This number — a mocking ode to social media "slacktivists" — is a prime example.
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Another sergeant posted a photo in 2015 mocking the Black Lives Matter movement.
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But could a voice AI ever be as charmingly mocking as Cardi B?
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Then they extended the commentary by mocking their own wish to buy Vans.
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Like the SpongeBob moment in this collection that's ideal for mocking your enemies.
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At his behest, prosecutors in Germany are pursuing a comedian for mocking him.
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"It's not mocking religion — it's really an integral component of Christmas," explains Daniel.
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He's also super rude to his father about AA, mocking the 12 steps.
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That's good news because the replacement head was getting a merciless mocking online.
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The Griffins were as caustic as ever, mocking Kimmel every chance they got.
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Samsung's other big Apple mocking moment was a jab at the headphone jack.
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No consultant came up with the brilliant strategy of mocking a man's disability.
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Ingraham faced an ad boycott in 2018 for mocking a Parkland shooting survivor.
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Paxton, Griffin, and Feldman have all published pieces attacking and/or mocking it.
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"I thought she was mocking me," he pleaded, dismissing the fuss as "ridiculous".
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The Italian government evidently did not anticipate the uproar and mocking that ensued.
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For his part, Lee is a victim to continued mocking, intentional or not.
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Others could not resist mocking the less-than-dabangg leading man in retreat.
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"They're killing us and they're mocking us at the same time," he said.
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Schumer even made a video from her hospital bed, mocking dating site intros.
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In short, mocking the phrase "emanations and penumbras" isn't much of an argument.
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Mocking renewable energy Trump is on the complete opposite end of the spectrum.
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The shirt is mocking the Cleveland Indians logo -- which many people find offensive.
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Christian comedian John Crist created a video mocking how millennials might propose marriage.
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Another doctor, who also won't be named, walks in mocking what she's wearing.
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Corden came out swinging, mocking Hathaway's box-office failures and "good girl" reputation.
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It is hilariously self-aggrandising, but at the same time seems self-mocking.
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But they're all — even her mocking Caucasian husband (Nicholas Bruder) and landlady (Ms.
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At one point, the president shocked rank-and-file Republicans by mocking Rep.
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" Some were mocking the agency, asking: "what you gonna do phone the police?
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He tweeted a meme mocking Ted Cruz's wife's appearance in comparison to Melania's.
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Because late night comedians have been mocking their commander-in-chiefs for decades!
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Carrey frequently posts artistic depictions mocking President Trump and members of his administration.
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There will be no mocking this teddy bear, or anything else at HubSpot.
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Her mocking 165-word description of the doyenne of New York society Mrs.
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And his campaign on Tuesday began selling T-shirts mocking the CNN host.
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Vest dispenser at San Francisco airport making good money despite passengers&apos mocking.
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Early Thursday, a short video surfaced online of James apparently mocking the media.
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The world may never know, but people are having a blast mocking it.
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A sign was even anonymously stuck to Williamson's office door mocking his proposals.
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" Again, Rowland maintained her cool with the slightly mocking answer, "Yes, really different.
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"You're still smocking hot," Baldwin told her, mocking Trump's recent "smocking gun" typo.
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And even without yet launching, people on Twitter are already mocking the app.
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In 2013, Youssef's jokes mocking then-President Mohamed Morsi led to his arrest.
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Navarro appeared unfazed by China's comments, and issued a statement mocking the China.
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Jerry Seinfeld is at his best when he's displaying incredulity or mocking others.
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The laughter of men who are bonding with each other by mocking us.
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People on the right, including the president's son, are mocking and smearing her.
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French humorists then still mostly performed as characters or did sketches mocking others.
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"Muppets," Mr. Prest said, affectionately mocking his colleagues, himself, their New York excursion.
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T-shirt brand Raygun launched a shirt mocking this year's chaotic Iowa Caucus.
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Mnuchin's comments add to mocking remarks President Donald Trump has made toward Thunberg.
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There was some mocking criticism of the charges from business leaders and others.
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Because of this, the internet was flooded with memes mocking Beyoncé&aposs creation.
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Memes mocking the idea of a third election have become significantly less funny.
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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz opened the debate by mocking Trump in his absence.
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At other times, it moves forward through sound and funny, self-mocking rhymes.
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I find none: Mostly it's just conservative sites mocking Pelosi as a hypocrite.
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Jorah and Daario finally find their way to Dany after a road trip consisting of Daario mocking Jorah for being old, Daario mocking Jorah for not having had sex with Dany, and Daario's general inability to discuss anything but intercourse.
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However, many went further than just criticism, mocking innuendo they saw in the image.
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But instead of mocking users, Spiegel might want to consider some of their qualms.
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For many, observing Fuchs and others like her is an exercise in gentle mocking.
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She and Titanic are openly mocking and copying everything celebrities do to become famous.
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The American was caught watching the scene on a monitor and mocking the gesture.
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Mocking the president of the United States' tweets is now a business opportunity pic.twitter.
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Biebs heard the complaints and a few weeks later filmed a video mocking it.
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One thing is clear, though: The days of mocking Spicer's briefing gaffes are over.
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The humor permeating the work is gentle, self-mocking, and, to my mind, endearing.
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This wasn't a harbinger of creeping illiberalism; it was a mocking repudiation of it.
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One far-right Republican filmed them and posted it to Facebook, mocking their chants.
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Russian state media have taken to mocking Mr Trump as "the old hermit king".
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There are even a few small Facebook pages dedicated to mocking the meme format.
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" Trump has fought back, mocking Warren's claimed Native American heritage by calling her "Pocahontas.
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After several generations of openly mocking Apple, giving in would be a bit embarrassing.
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But the denial didn't stop Twitter from mocking Trump over the alleged fake-out.
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Will the machines eventually realize we're mocking them and punish us for our insolence?
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The spot also shows Trump mocking a reporter last year who had a disability.
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Mr. Trump was mentioned repeatedly in the opening moments, mostly in a mocking way.
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On Monday afternoon, the network released a statement mocking Mr. Trump in stark terms.
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Stickers seemingly mocking Vegas's all-seeing surveillance cameras showed up everywhere across the Strip.
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Check out the vid ... she's clearly pissed at Dani for mocking an unwitting woman.
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Trump alluded to a lack of vigor last week, too, mocking Clinton's "short" speeches.
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She's been mocking Trump as a "loser" on her twitter account and on Facebook.
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With many accusing her of mocking the pair, the NCIS actress addressed her critics.
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Meanwhile, Mr Cruz is mocking his gadfly for resorting to a "silly circus sideshow".
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His super PAC released an ad mocking the mud-slinging among the other candidates.
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Giving, say, Kim Jong Un a mocking nickname could set off a world war.
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Hosseinzadeh sued the Kleins last year after they posted a reaction video mocking him.
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The tweets were written in Trump's vernacular and viewed as mocking by many Republicans.
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As Mayer reports, Trump hasn't been shy about mocking Pence's strident anti-gay beliefs.
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The festival was so poorly conceived, you'll remember, that it spawned countless mocking tweets.
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When it comes to mocking WTF, there is a lot of low-hanging fruit.
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Washington (CNN)Those who have defended White House aide Kelly Sadler for mocking Sen.
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Then Ramsay the Terrible's mocking letter arrived to put everyone on the same page.
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McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain to apologize for mocking her father's cancer diagnosis. http://bit.
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Mocking the desire of customers to be safe when eating is a bad idea.
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Bryce references Trump's mocking of a disabled journalist on the campaign trail last year.
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After the game, however, Embiid took to social media, posting an Instagram mocking Towns.
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Following the debate, Rubio went on the offensive, mocking Trump's "spray tan" and hair.
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"You were mocking at a time of black advancement," Sharpton said on MSNBC's Hardball.
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The president seems to have little respect for Cohen, routinely mocking him in private.
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Kirk came under fire in late October for mocking Duckworth's mother during a debate.
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Slim. The chances of running into the Irish UFC champion as you're mocking him?
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" Mr. Trump said, mocking the man and telling him to "go back to mommy.
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Instead, Hyde spent 20 minutes mocking the people who usually participate in such events.
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" She added she doesn't condone violence and was merely mocking "the Mocker in Chief.
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Crowder would also routinely use a voice mocking the homosexual community when impersonating Maza.
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You include aborted fetal matter in the picture mocking Monsanto and government vaccination policies.
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" In mocking Sanders, the video says that "being president, you need to handle pressure.
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His most authentic expressions of feeling seem to come when he's angry or mocking.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Cynthia Nixon's campaign sent an email blast to supporters, mocking Gov.
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The national reaction was cold and callous at best, and viciously mocking at worst.
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For all the mocking he got, Mr. Furman noted that Mr. Obama was right.
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On the other side, you have a senator mocking that Congress member's physical appearance.
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He has even threatened a federal investigation of "Saturday Night Live" for mocking him.
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Rallies were held, T-shirts were made, and mocking Mardi Gras floats were paraded.
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His mocking of a disabled reporter on the campaign trail in 2016 proved it.
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Those to friends are by turns crude, sublime, mocking, sincere, self-pitying and proud.
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And despite all of the mocking from the Trasteverini, the neighborhood had undergone rejuvenation.
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But maybe this Sunday, with any luck, Gervais will just stick to mocking celebrities.
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There were also papier mache models mocking politicians such as Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Even Stephen Colbert weighed in, mocking the article on his CBS late-night show.
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The president-elect should be demanding such an inquiry, rather than mocking its grounds.
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The press ran with his mistake, excoriating him to the point of mocking ridicule.
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It was Fireworks Night, and the sky filled after with an almost mocking light.
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This proposal earned one brief, slightly mocking aside during the nearly four-hour workshop.
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He retweeted a "Daily Show" bit mocking him for imitating Mr. Trump's hand gestures.
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The republic is his invention of course, but Iraqis know what he is mocking.
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Under Jaki Bradley's direction, the tone is playful, occasionally mocking, and the intercutting sly.
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Washington (CNN)Less than two weeks ago, President Donald Trump was mocking Republican Sen.
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Now alliance leaders should replace mocking and name calling with strategic planning and purpose.
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I'm only rooting for America —mocking the obsession many on the left have. Ha!
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Of course, being comedians, they did it the typical comedian way of playful mocking.
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Late Tuesday, a video surfaced that appeared to show other world leaders mocking Trump.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has responded to Mr. Trump with mocking sarcasm.
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Ingraham has come under fire after mocking Hogg for his college rejections on Twitter.
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" And his mocking response to Trump early this month got nearly 80,000 retweets. "Mr.
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She responded to Biden's closing comments by mocking him in a remarkably callous tweet.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump posted a tweet mocking youth climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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"He's this dumb southerner," Trump told Porter, mocking Sessions by feigning a southern accent.
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The California daily La Opinion ran a series of internet memes mocking the incident.
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I had the feeling they were mocking my style a bit, but that's paranoia.
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As president, Mr Obama used to make (extremely gentle) fun of himself before mocking others.
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The next time you're thinking of mocking people who take selfies, think of this moment.
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The president's comments yesterday mocking Dr. Ford were wholly inappropriate and, in my view, unacceptable.
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Trump: Streep is a 'Hillary lover' Responding to Streep's speech, Trump again denied mocking Kovaleski.
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He had kicked me in the back, away from his friend that was mocking us.
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The tone of the tweet, however, implies that Thorne might actually be mocking Sulkin, 24.
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A protester outside of the Capitol raises a sign mocking the new president's approval rating.
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Look, you know you&aposre losing, Democrats are losing when you&aposre mocking low unemployment.
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The world's attitude toward North Korea tends to swing between playful mocking and genuine horror.
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The researchers found that there were approximately 70 posts mocking the idea of Russian meddling.
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The former vice president is mocking Buttigieg's experience and targeting him in a digital spot.
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He also released an ad mocking the gravity of Buttigieg's experience in South Bend, Ind.
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" Alex Medina asked on Twitter, offering a mocking reply to his own question: "Oh yes.
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Years ago, The Muppet Show ran a segment mocking politicians for their stereotypical robotic behaviour.
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Trello works in cards, so you can add pictures of your enemies, and mocking GIFs.
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Last night's cold open sketch was pretty funny, mocking Trump's propensity for retweeting random followers.
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" The protesters also held signs mocking LeBron James -- calling him the "King of Chinese Money.
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Kramer was especially good, mocking Williamson nearly a half-century after they played each other.
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Mocking memes sprang up on social media deriding the commercial as the worst ad ever.
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In the genre's recent, remarkable comeback, the mocking tone of their predecessors has largely gone.
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Flyers posted last week in Washington, DC, mocking EPA head Scott Pruitt's controversial condo deal.
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Trump praised evangelical Christian voters before mocking Romney for "choking" in the 2012 presidential election.
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In addition to blasting Streep, Trump once again denied mocking the reporter in his tweets.
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But the mocking stopped when I saw the new Mercedes-Benz User Experience in action.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham has come under fire for mocking slain rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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Let's take a most obvious recent example: Donald Trump's mocking of a reporter with disabilities.
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But the young, brash Clay appeared supremely confident, and his mocking of Liston was relentless.
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The group chat included sexist and homophobic language and the mocking of Hurricane Maria victims.
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Another member quickly jumped to defend Darling, mocking the critic's poor understanding of magic today.
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He first started mocking me as we were welcoming people onboard—something he found hilarious.
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We saw her fight with former friend Leanne (Emma Myles) after mocking her Amish past.
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They&aposre not even -- they were mocking him when he said he could achieve three.
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If I grow a beard, the guards call me Bin Laden, smiling and mocking me.
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We have a long, rich tradition of mocking our leaders, even ones who were powerful.
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Smirnoff Vodka is mocking President Trump's alleged ties to Russia in its new ad campaign.
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The group had posted videos mocking el-Sisi and criticizing the government's crackdown on protesters.
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The mocking rebuttal by Henry Ramos Allup, parliament's new president, was broadcast live—another first.
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Remember that ad that Samsung posted earlier this month, mocking the iPhone (and Apple devotees)?
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Chrissy immediately followed her first tweet with another hilarious one mocking the chain's insane deals.
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In this instance, the blur between veneration and mocking is massive, but it matters little.
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Don't let the American flags on the wall fool you ... this is mocking, not supporting.
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" Fiddy posted a video of himself mocking Andrew Farrell for being "high as a motherf*****.
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The casting really is excellent, present company excluded... [Laughs]See, look how you're mocking me.
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A leaked tape reveals Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull mocking Trump over 'fake polls' and Russia.
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NWR: I'm not really mocking it, because I'm not here to criticize the fashion world.
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Kimmel hosted the Academy Awards on Sunday night, during which he made jokes mocking Trump.
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CNN responded in October with a "#FactsFirst" ad campaign mocking the president for telling falsehoods.
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"The Daily Show" even sent a reporter to inspect the building in a mocking segment.
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A Mexican brewery is mocking President Trump by featuring him on the brewery's newest beer.
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Some shouted that it should be banned, unless a scene mocking government policy was cut.
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Masvidal celebrated by mocking his opponent then said Askren didn't even belong in the UFC.
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But many people are mocking the candy bar as an empty, capitalistic stunt on Twitter.
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Earlier this week, actor/rapper 50 Cent faced backlash for mocking Crews on social media.
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In Trump's parallel universe, contemptuously imitating a person's physical impairment is neither mocking nor wrong.
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" He stopped and continued, in a mocking mimicry of an English accent, "Fantastically desirable bottoms.
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Can we always tell the difference between a mocking costume and one that satirizes ignorance?
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Elizabeth Warren, whom he calls Pocahontas, young people learn that mocking Indigenous people is acceptable.
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Mr. Pence sidestepped Mr. Kaine's criticism, instead mocking his rival for lobbing a rehearsed attack.
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Read more: The US Army's Twitter account 'inadvertently' liked Mindy Kaling's tweet mocking Trump's intelligence
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Troopers can be seen yanking away the motorist's cane, kicking him, and later mocking him.
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I'm not mocking it and I do believe we have a housing crisis in America.
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Just watched a video of them mocking refugee children & throwing coins at them in Lille.
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He would sometimes explain his behavior, praise me, or stop his cronies from mocking me.
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" Mocking what she thought the headlines would have been she said: "'Why isn't Nicole clapping?
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Or this TV bit mocking Rich Eisen's "studly gams" and his Ugly American skating skills?
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The president's comments yesterday mocking Dr. Ford were wholly inappropriate and in my view, unacceptable.
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The user wrote "she was mocking you boo," to which he clapped back a bit.
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" 'Republicans are throwing granny over the cliff,' " McSally said, mocking a 2012 Democratic talking point.
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Erdogan's critics slammed his lavish palace, regularly mocking him with rumors of golden toilet seats.
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He has pilloried the Chinese repeatedly while campaigning, sometimes doing so in a mocking accent.
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He was "mocking a liberal" — for empathizing with a girl being taken from her mother.
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Or is she mocking theirs in order to make room for something more authentically hers?
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And since the earliest days of movies, filmmakers have delighted in subverting, or mocking, opera.
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Of good cheer of good cheer of good cheer—vocal array highlights mildly mocking chuckle.
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"Suleimani is directly mocking the U.S. president, and he lambastes U.S. policy," Mr. Kupchan said.
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I figured that it had to be one of our fans mocking the Red Wings.
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A Delaware elementary school accidentally sent a "Hurt Feelings Report," mocking whiners at the school.
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Edward T. Morris's set and Kristin Isola's costumes evoke the tacky era without mocking it.
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Reid said Saturday that a friend "took [her] to task" for her tweets mocking Coulter.
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People immediately started sharing the post, endearingly mocking the politician for tweeting his own name.
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Some groups modeled "what not to do," playfully mocking or dismissing fellow students who vape.
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Another problem with mocking conspiracy theories is that it plays right into the conspiratorial mindset.
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Revolutionary hymns from Latin America blared over the loudspeakers, as did rap mocking Mr. Macron.
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The Trump-mocking just keeps coming from former defense secretary Jim Mattis and his staff.
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The roots of J'ouvert lie in mocking slave owners and celebrating emancipation in the Caribbean.
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We're detached a bit, too, by some mocking of operatic (and specifically "Carmen"-related) conventions.
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"I watched his team's jaw drump to the floor"Several World Leaders mocking President Trump.
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Ingraham came under fire last week after mocking Hogg on Twitter over his college rejections.
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California Republican Devin Nunes spent much of the last two weeks mocking the impeachment inquiry.
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Ingraham apologized for her mocking tweet, but many prominent advertisers distanced themselves from her program.
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She sold hats mocking things people called her online and has started selling her artwork.
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Cruz's campaign even rolled out a "Ducking Donald" website, mocking Trump for ditching the debate.
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Democrats responded to Tea Party supporters by mocking them, dismissing them and even belittling them.
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Here is is saying "Buttigieg" a bunch of times before mocking Mayor Pete's height. pic.twitter.
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Seven Days reported that del Pozo had posted several mocking tweets using the hashtag #ChickyTrolled.
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Ingraham drew criticism after posting a tweet mocking Hogg for being rejected from four colleges.
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And not only that, but they appear to be in their little club mocking him.
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It's a performance of femininity that's exaggerated without being mocking, equal parts affected and affectionate.
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"Look at that face," Mr. Trump said at one point, openly mocking Ms. Fiorina's appearance.
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They show him elitist liberals, professors and entertainers, disdaining his values and mocking his religion.
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The comic was allegedly picked up for a sketch he performed mocking President Pierre Nkurunziza.
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You might accidentally capture the content of someone who is mocking ISIS, or debunking ISIS.
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Trump, who drew criticism for mocking Ford at a rally, said Kavanaugh had been cleared.
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Initially, what happened appeared clear-cut: young boys were mocking a peaceful Native American elder.
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Voters know people with disabilities and their families; mocking them just seems like bad etiquette.
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In this case, mocking the mocking settings must be done without interfering with APKs at all, avoiding detection from Pokémon Go. This module, under the Xposed framework, is said to do the trick and has around 114,000 total downloads—21,000 in the last 24 hours.
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Mr. Rubio, seeing an opening to position himself above the spat, eventually interjected, mocking his rivals.
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And it has so very much fun mocking them that you'd be sad if it stopped.
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Regardless, some fans still felt that Jenner was mocking Richie and chastised her in the comments.
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Fallon recently expressed regret over the incident, which resulted in the president mocking him on Twitter.
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And Musk answered Bezos' Blue Moon announcement with a lewd tweet mocking the lunar lander's name.
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When the book came out, the internet had a great time mocking his whacky lifestyle tips.
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A Starbucks customer with a speech impediment is calling out the barista for mocking his stutter.
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And think: The world has only seen Trump in one mode, mocking and contemptuous and boastful.
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"I'm sorry, folks, I made a mistake," he said, mocking Harvey's Miss Universe winner mix-up.
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So I truly hope it does not come across, in any way, that I'm mocking Randy.
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Or comically roasting Trump over his litany of sexist remarks, such as mocking Carly Fiorina's face.
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The Biden campaign also released a mocking new digital ad putting their experience side by side.
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It's mocking mental illness as a whole and letting this imposter terrorize Amanda with every tweet.
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From Brexit beer mats to presidential candidate-mocking IPAs, drinking dens are the new Speakers' Corner.
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But mocking the prospect of another Clinton campaign holds a double delight for pro-Trump audiences.
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Mr Svampa used it most elegantly when gently mocking the peculiarities of post-war Milanese life.
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"Raad's answer is not only evasive but should be perceived as 'mocking and smug,'" Philipp added.
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Billboards popping up around town show Ibrahimovic in an apparent mocking gesture to Vela on field.
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Doing so directed his fans to point their attention at said journalists and continue mocking them.
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"Watch your back," one supervisor told him after mocking his "gay tight" clothing, the paper said.
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Kanter reportedly commented on the Daily Sabah's story by mocking the situation and taunting the government.
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Trump has made a habit of mocking his critics and rivals on Twitter with juvenile nicknames.
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Like I said, with the first album people were just mocking it, if I'm really honest.
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President Trump has only further divided the discourse by mocking Dr. Ford at a recent rally.
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" Trump responded by mocking Romney, calling him a "choker" and saying he "walks like a penguin.
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Their posters are mocking the government's anti-immigrant rhetoric but are unlikely to have substantial impact.
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She responded to Donald Trump's apparent mocking of a New York Times reporter in November 2015.
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Given the public's mocking tone, it's a good bet the final product will look decidedly different.
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But he has since largely refrained from mocking Mr. Cruz by name on the campaign trail.
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"How about now?" he said, mocking their entreaties and diminishing the event with a single blow.
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One song, titled "England Lost", represents Jagger's mocking take on Britain's split from the European Union.
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Heck, even if she's scornfully mocking him for being a sucky leader, we're still on board.
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A picture mocking her swollen eyes, after a brutal travel schedule, once circulated on the internet.
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Except maybe a stupid advert mocking your stupid life and the stupid train that's ruining it.
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WikiLeaks capped off Tuesday's election results by seemingly mocking Democrats for nominating Clinton for the presidency.
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Selena Gomez just owned Justin Bieber so hard ... mocking his "call to arms" against his fans.
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You didn't miss anything: The Internet's just taken to mocking and appropriating a minor's violent threat.
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Even Gadot's Wonder Woman gets in a slight jab there, mocking Batman's job as recruitment chair.
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This tweet shows he's still openly mocking mainstream climate change science, even without directly questioning it.
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With his tweet, Trump is doing nothing of the sort; he's just mocking his Democratic rivals.
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He grins when Trump is mocking him and he stutters when he launches a counter-attack.
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Video: Bucs coach Dirk Koetter apologizes for team's tweet to Falcons mocking "28-3" SB score.
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A Mandarin voice-over also incorrectly pronounced the brand's name on purpose, apparently mocking Chinese speech.
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They may forgive him for mocking a former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, because she gained weight.
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"The mocking of African learners' usage of their mother tongue must stop," it wrote on Facebook.
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Nate Diaz seems about as confident as any UFC fighter ... mocking Conor McGregor's water bottle attack.
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The protester is openly mocking in his attitude, countering detailed points with cries of "Lying Ted".
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Trump thanked Christie by publicly mocking his weight, then freezing him out of an administration job.
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A Texas county official apologized this week after mocking a neighboring county judge for speaking Spanish.
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Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) said, mocking Republicans during the debate for bringing up the noncontroversial bill.
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That comes after communications aide Kelly Sadler – who was embroiled in controversy for privately mocking Sen.
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Lizzie Fletcher's (D-Texas) campaign mocking her opponent's support for space missions like the Europa Clipper.
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Mocking the disabled is rude and insensitive and it sends a terrible message to our children.
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Amy Klobuchar — it would be comedic gold if weren't mocking an egregious display of male entitlement.
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Mocking a concept to someone using a totally different definition isn't going to move any numbers.
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He then launched into a mocking imitation of her, drawing laughter and applause from the crowd.
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Leibovich looks more than hypocritical in mocking the juvenile behavior of Trump and his Republican rivals.
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While mocking protestors who call themselves "the resistance" against him, Trump took a jab at Clinton.
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He repeatedly tells the media to "shut up", even openly mocking one reporter with a disability.
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His response to Pop Art was "Yes Art," a 1965 one-man exhibition mocking Andy Warhol.
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Clinton's work for children and families with Mr. Trump's mocking of disabled people and other groups.
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"Believe me!" he said on a loop, mocking what he called Mr. Trump's signature empty promise.
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"And now, lets throw it over to Kevin with sports," Meyers added, mocking the president's delivery.
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Trump's "shameful mocking of a sexual assault victim is by far the biggest outrage," Leahy said.
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As a little boy, I often witnessed people mocking the noble ideas my family was offering.
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Back in the day, depressed Qing writers would share self-mocking doggerel verse in the newspaper.
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"Deadpool," a Marvel Comics superhero movie with a wealth of self-mocking winks, arrives on HBO.
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And Trump's base delights in mocking journalists for not hearing what they hear in Trump's words.
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Hollywood has been 100% on board with mocking at every turn Appalachian culture, mores and people.
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Two lads mocking Conor McGregor on the streets of Dublin last night and this happens…….. pic.twitter.
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Clues to Mr. Abdeslam's continued presence, including his fingerprints, started to seem more mocking than tantalizing.
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Eventually Youssef and his production company found themselves fined over $1 million for mocking the military.
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Mocking or rejecting a woman because of her size would be mean, and we're not mean.
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One of the scenes included Sansa "going Mean Girls" by mocking Tormund's interest in her knight.
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Mark Cuban owning Trump on Twitter and Melissa McCarthy mocking Sean Spicer on SNL make headlines.
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There was this Islander with a horrible attitude; he was walking around the yard mocking everyone.
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Everyone gets a kick out of mocking the quintessential San Francisco techie, Patagonia vest and all.
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But however fun mocking Watson might be, there was a curious hollowness to the whole affair.
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Instead of mocking conservatives' ideological echo chambers and self-regarding fantasies, progressives should learn from them.
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One appealing aspect of dad jokes is how they can be self-mocking and teasing simultaneously.
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"Come on in, the water's warm," Ms. Pelosi said on Thursday, seemingly mocking Ms. Fudge's challenge.
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"The People's Élysée" is scrawled on one, mocking Mr. Macron's Élysée Palace, seat of the presidency.
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Beneficiaries of wisdom that prior generations lacked, they toss it away, wasting and mocking progress itself.
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Bias words, they're your opinion, also in Twitter feeds, snarky, mocking the president and first lady.
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When he gave his 2019 State of the Union address, she offered stiff-armed, mocking applause.
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A terrific online ad by Knock the Vote shows a series of senior citizens mocking millennials.
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" Unlike a movie's charismatic leads, character actors could be "rude, violent, ironic, mean, brutal and mocking.
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In reality the site has gained the reputation of mocking, stalking, and harassing its chosen targets.
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Both, however, backtracked shortly thereafter, with Trump mocking Iran days later over a failed satellite launch.
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He's mocking the egghead experts as out of touch with the "real Americans" that love him.
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"Godsend" includes, at interludes, letters from Aden to her father, mocking his Volvo and his cheating.
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Above all else, Bannon built his career mocking the Republican political elite as out-of-touch.
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Part of the pleasure of Galchen's book is its grown-up tone, skeptical and gently mocking.
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Like Fred Armisen before him, Davidson found himself in hot water after mocking a disabled politician.
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Some Twitter users pointed to past comments Rogan has made mocking the transgender community and feminists.
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" She then followed up: "In a sort of mocking way, the beep is now changing tones.
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Soon after Tuesday's charges were announced, the president's oldest son was mocking Smollett on social media.
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Although much of the commentary was mocking, it drew attention to an otherwise standard seasonal film.
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McCain also sent a tweet on Monday mocking the Trump administration's defense of the whistleblower complaint.
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Mr. Arnold said he didn't want the humor in his photos to be misread as mocking.
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Van Hove approached them with the script, drawing Powell's attention to the words Tony was mocking.
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"This is a community that we appreciate, and we're not mocking it," Mr. Harris told me.
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And now apparently he's on stage mocking the fact that he started without the press arriving.
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" Instead of mocking the kid, the internet loved him, declaring the clip a "bop" that "slaps.
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They ask me things like"—she began speaking in a mocking singsong voice—" 'Are you single?
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" On mocking Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford at a Mississippi rally "I will tell you this.
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Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) and her vote for impeachment by mocking her husband, the late Rep.
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" The mocking letter then includes boxes for checking "yes" or "no," and is signed, "Love Bret.
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Instead, Tom Hooper has created a clusterfuck that will spawn an instantly ironic, mocking cult following.
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They are, by turns, charming and mocking, detached and enraged, bullying and needy, often threatening suicide.
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The poem ended by mocking writers who clung to traditional and decorous rhymes in their verses.
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In another, he attempted a failed comedy bit mocking Twitter users who'd been mean to him.
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Trump has since fired back, excoriating Cohen on Twitter and mocking his former attorney's lawyering skills.
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Mocking her appearance, openly celebrating the incarceration of an ideological opponent — these were not good looks.
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And then it got weirder, as Trump, at a Texas rally, responded by mocking Rubio guzzling water during his response to the State of the Union address in 2012: And mocking Rubio's ears: Getting ugly: Trump says Rubio was putting on makeup with a trowel backstage.
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Since then, the Florida senator has employed a new strategy of publicly mocking him and his record.
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But Mr Trump loves boasting, congratulating himself and mocking his rivals in front of thousands of people.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign, continuing a string of satirical ads, spoofed the song in a spot mocking Mrs.
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Trump responded in turn at a campaign rally in South Carolina by mocking Kovaleski, who is disabled.
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Heartless, power-hungry liberals snatch guns away from poor, defenseless citizens while openly mocking Gold Star widows.
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They were mocking Nathan's sacred music with purposefully disrespectful dancing and a perverted imitation of his singing.
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It was hard not to smile at each other — in a pleasant way, not a mocking one.
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The billionaire businessman repeatedly jabbed Huntsman during that 2012 campaign, mocking his tenure as ambassador to China.
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When he was having a rough night, opposing fans would ride him with mocking "ED-DIE" chants.
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You'll recall ... 50 Cent, Shaquille O'Neal and Waka Flaka have been sued after mocking fans with disabilities.
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Mocking those who disagree with him on climate change is petty and should be beneath the President.
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Their words let you know that person is not hurt, and is fact now mocking their clumsiness.
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Instead, after physically mocking Clinton, he also questioned her "loyalty" to her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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During his 2016 election campaign, Trump retweeted a tweet from a "White Genocide" account mocking Jeb Bush.
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One official records the incident on his mobile phone while providing commentary and mocking the voting process.
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Clips of her allegedly misspeaking went viral; her face appeared on mocking T-shirts in tourist hotspots.
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Trump tweeted a graphic from the conservative website the Daily Wire last week mocking the DNA test.
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A Facebook post mocking the Big Imagination project — by proposing the use of an even larger plane.
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In order to pay rent, I have stayed at jobs where I faced open and mocking discrimination.
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His legacy of hate includes mocking everyone from Asians to people with disabilities to African American athletes.
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On two occasions last week White House gambits were turned back against the President by mocking adversaries.
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SpongeBob has a long history of memes, and "Mocking SpongeBob" was the biggest addition of the year.
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In 2015, a Chinese television celebrity, Bi Fujian, was investigated for mocking Mao at a dinner banquet.
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A man rose from his pew to deliver a mocking encomium to "your Mastership", the ascendant rood.
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This argument would be much stronger, however, if the films didn't spend so much time mocking them.
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Instead, Mr Putin responded asymmetrically, parrying the American action and mocking Mr Obama as a bitter loser.
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And he's unsparing in mocking them, in terms of making his antagonists not just ruthless, but laughable.
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He's also despised by many people for mocking and attacking women, liberals, and people of other races.
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Is everyone just so brainwashed that mildly mocking a company party is a significant act of resistance?
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It was almost as if she was mocking her grandmother for even asking such a ridiculous question.
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In fact, it's the one place people can enjoy some level of free expression by mocking him.
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From there, Medley blew up, mocking de Lesseps for her headline-making arrest and trip to rehab.
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Does Pence object to Trump calling women "fat pigs" and "dogs" and even mocking Carly Fiorina's face?
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Annalise tries to urge her partner to turn down the exciting opportunity by essentially mocking the FBI.
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Elizabeth Warren by calling her "Pocahontas," as a way of mocking her claim of Native American heritage.
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As expected, the people of the internet had a field day mocking the president over these claims.
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Of course, one of the great joys of every new season is mocking the heavy-handed theme.
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One user even made parody video mocking the apology, which has been viewed almost 1 million times.
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Traditionally, male actors have played fat women, particularly Black women, in ways that feel mocking and problematic.
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Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers has been accused of mocking two of her fellow Miss Universe contestants.
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"These are not the first election campaign politicians and presidents you've had a blast mocking," she said.
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IT IS TRICKY to decide whom the comic novelist P.G. Wodehouse most enjoyed mocking: cops or magistrates.
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Just last week Pence had no problem mocking President Barack Obama as a weak and ineffective leader.
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OKCupid's decision isn't just ignoring what its users want; it's mocking them while it takes that away.
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From there, Medley blew up, mocking de Lesseps for her headline-making arrest and trip to rehab.
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But always falling back to mocking her career as a model or the sexbot jokes is tired.
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I was fueled by an ineffable frustration, and I was mocking anyone who loved the porgs unconditionally.
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That little devil sitting on my shoulder mocking me and taunting my sanity was, in fact, myself.
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A quick glance at his Twitter mentions will find several instances of people mocking and messaging him.
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They pinned posters in their porticos mocking America's president, Barack Obama, and played nationalist songs over loudspeakers.
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The paper added that comedian Nick DiPaolo, a Trump supporter, also clashed with listeners by mocking Clinton.
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Mostly they're mocking her character's tendency to get upset over what seems like nothing to some people.
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It's sparked plenty of memes and mocking here -- but Ella told us how it's playing back home.
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Breitbart belts out a stream of stories, usually supporting Trump or mocking cable hysteria on the left.
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But when she marches over to the glass door, she sees Bette mocking her, reenacting her performance.
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More generally, this attitude—mocking vapid white people, questioning the constraints of filial duty—was eye-opening.
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The show opened with jokes mocking Trump's threat Wednesday to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea.
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Now, Mallika says, her street has stopped mocking her, and she can go about "full of attitude".
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The suit further argues that the paper has a history of mocking and criticizing elected officials itself.
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Whether he was tweeting about Mika Brzezinski "bleeding badly from a face lift" or mocking "Liddle" Sen.
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I think the president's comments yesterday mocking Dr. Ford were wholly inappropriate and in my view unacceptable.
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On Facebook's Instagram, the phrase appears as a hashtag alongside memes and artwork mocking the older generation.
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Clinton that he was "your president" and, at another, mocking Mr. Obama over his penchant for golf.
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Chequers is that the EU has signalled many times, including in a mocking Instagram post by EU
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The African porters gave the paunchy ex-President a mocking nickname, Bwana Tumbo ("Mister Stomach") in Swahili.
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Protesters greeted first lady Melania Trump in Phoenix on Thursday with a giant balloon mocking her husband.
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He denied allegations he was mocking Phillips and said he was trying to defuse a tense situation.
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In April, Bloomberg reported that Amazon workers had been listening back to recordings and mocking them online.
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"Raise your hand if you believe in science," singer Stephan Jenkins said last week, mocking the crowd.
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" 'That man is crushing me with his kindness,' " my mother said to us with a mocking smile.
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The two risks that come with that, I think, are either validating those theories, or mocking them.
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He has a brother-in-law with autism, and decries Trump's mocking of a reporter's physical challenge.
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The cold open of this week's broadcast started by mocking Fox News' coverage of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Others are giving their opponents mocking, Trump-style nicknames in hopes of standing out from the pack.
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So when did blackface become a more explicit means of mocking black culture and cementing noxious stereotypes?
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So it makes perfect sense that blackface would have turned as ugly and mocking as it did.
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The Righteous Gemstones lets its characters be idiots and hypocrites, but it's not mocking them for that.
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Twenty-five years later, there was Drake, mocking Antetokounmpo when he fouled out in the second overtime.
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And whether that takes the form of journalists investigating him, or comedians mocking him, it doesn't matter.
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Sometimes she'll do a mocking balletic leap as I play, or just emphatically shut her bedroom door.
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He stared down at the carpet and fussed with his shirt cuffs, wearing a wry, mocking grin.
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The mood switched from mocking to hysterical as the reported numbers of infected people began to rise.
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After the vote last year, "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central broadcast a segment mocking the emblem.
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Not to mention, those judging, mocking and scorning came young and old, from all walks of life.
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This weekend the Brazilian president's official Facebook page appeared to endorse a meme mocking Macron's wife, Brigitte.
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I had become loathsome, the very species I'd spent most of my life mocking: a gym rat.
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In one segment of each series, contestants are read mocking tweets posted by members of the public.
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"He's at 0 [percent] right now," Trump said, mocking O'Rourke's standing in the crowded Democratic primary race.
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Here she wittily recast it as a song mocking a certain presidential candidate who loves the spotlight.
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The latest dunk comes from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey who posted a tweet mocking the uninspiring design.
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The nation's legal system is now run by a man who has spent his life mocking it.
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Some of his most memorable work focused on mocking the pomposity and dubious ethics of powerful men.
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The president's campaign staffers seem to have picked up on their boss's knack for mocking his opponents.
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After reading the thread, people who had been mocking Tall Girl's premise suddenly became the movie's champions.
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Trump's tweet mocking Booker marked the fourth individual Democrat the president attacked on Twitter on Monday morning.
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He updated five of them with posts praising Widodo's achievements or mocking Prabowo and his running mate.
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Poncho Nevárez told Cain on Twitter to "be better" than mocking a deceased person and his family.
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Timely indeed, this comedy doesn't shy away from mocking the current political polarization in the United States.
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See me passing and you mocking at me telling me I not even look like human being.
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Ingraham immaturely mocking a public figure in the form of Hogg around some schools that rejected him?
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"Saturday Night Live" this weekend parodied NBC's "This is Us" with a show mocking the Trump administration.
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Mocking the candidates is a long-cherished tradition Americans can enjoy in the name of free speech.
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Screenshots of his sponcon went viral on other platforms like Twitter, and people began mercilessly mocking him.
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"Message of the day don't be a Internet gangsta," Meek Mill said Tuesday on Twitter, mocking Hernandez.
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Edelman and Amendola spent most of the last week mocking each other — in less than fearsome terms.
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He is mocking Adolf Hitler, each dopey and villainous character having a Nazi counterpart in real life.
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He's taken to talking shit off the cuff and mocking Styles when they're in the ring together.
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The three artists tended to perform in a stereotypical manner without clearly or thoroughly mocking the stereotypes.
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But Algerians are watching this scene with a mocking eye, knowing that the play hardly is over.
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Before the election, a lot of people were mocking Donald Trump's threadbare get-out-the-vote operation.
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But gawkers on the internet have subsequently had a great time mocking the chaos on social media.
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"Mocking people who misuse science is a really useful gimmick for communicating how science works," he said.
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Based on a screenshot taken from the season nine episode of SpongeBob SquarePants titled "Little Yellow Book," the Mocking SpongeBob meme turned the normally banal character of SpongeBob into an angry lecturing figure (imitating a chicken, no less) who appeared to be scolding and/or mocking something unseen.
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Over the same period, Democrats have gone from mocking George W. Bush's naïveté about Putin … to mocking Mitt Romney for describing Russia as America's main geopolitical foe … to spinning theories about Trump being an agent of Russian influence that seem ripped from a right-wing periodical circa 1955.
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The president went on another tweet storm this morning and, oh, even North Korea is mocking him now.
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Trump said that he did not know the reporter, so therefore he could not have been mocking him.
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Obama regularly hit the campaign trail mocking Trump's inexperience in policy-making and fondness for tweeting controversial things.
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The girls' spirits remained intact, as they devised amusing and mocking nicknames for the fighters, the diaries show.
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It features footage of late-night comedians mocking Weiner, and a 1970s glam-rock, funk and reggae soundtrack.
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Four police officers have been dismissed for gross misconduct after they were heard mocking an alleged rape victim.
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My first fight is against a sort of cosmic jailer wearing Greek drama masks, simultaneously furious and mocking.
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"Dippin dots is NOT the ice cream of the future," he wrote in 2010, mocking the brand's tagline.
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As the teaser ends, Reynolds, 40, takes another swipe at Jackman's Wolverine, mocking the mutant's lack of suit.
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Your birthday is a perfect time for your loved ones to celebrate your life by mercilessly mocking you.
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They would be telling us they are cool with his sexist remarks and mocking of a disabled reporter.
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So they have jumped on a fluid long-term negotiation at its inception by mocking the president's flattery.
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GREECE EXPELS RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS OVER ALLEGED PROTEST MONEY People gathered outside the hospital were booing and mocking Oktar.
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After mocking me for hours, Ubisoft San Francisco portrayed something I've never seen from a game this large.
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Speaking to Refinery29, Formichetti called the pieces "very Instagrammable" — while simultaneously mocking himself for using such an expression.
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Bennett's brother, Martellus, made a political cartoon mocking the "stick to sports" mantra and posted it on Instagram.
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Its push into the US has drawn the attention of people accusing the chain of mocking their religion.
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I pictured sassy teenagers mocking my hips swinging emphatically from side to side after I walked passed them.
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And while these could be seen as mocking the trend, there's a tone of jealousy and, perhaps, admiration.
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A float mocking Prime Minister Theresa May rolls past spectators during the annual Rose Monday parade on Feb.
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But also, Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) quotes the song to her during their bathtub fight, mocking the lyrics.
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Yes, I could spend 1,500 words picking apart these movies and mocking the crazier, sillier elements of them.
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Bieber faced similar backlash on social media in May after mocking the hit song during a club performance.
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As the election of Donald Trump clearly demonstrates, mocking bigots is not sufficient in itself to stop them.
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When the cashier shuts down Benji's come-on by mocking his height, Esther comes to her friend's defense.
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The result of all this overstimulation is an uneven show with a shadier side that's ripe for mocking.
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This is the birthdate of the subreddit r/fellowkids, which is a forum for mocking media and brands.
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Germany's EU commissioner, Günther Oettinger, apologised after an video showed him mocking Chinese people and decrying gay marriage.
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During the long primary season, Trump responded to criticism from his opponents with mocking nicknames and scornful insults.
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With The Room, typically people appreciate and approach that movie in a superior way, where they're mocking it.
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But the way the show presented characters like Father Brah and Rabbi Shari was never mocking or derogatory.
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Gigi Hadid came under fire this week when a Snapchat photo appeared to show her mocking Asian features.
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The Daily News was criticized for referring to Ivanka Trump as "Daddy's Little Ghoul," mocking the first daughter .
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Occasionally the two groups would jam together onstage, and Cornell couldn't resist gently mocking Bach's flamboyant stage moves.
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Her face, usually caught between a genuine grin and mocking smirk, is arranged in a strange blank stare.
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And last June, Scalia issued a stinging and mocking dissent to the court's decision legalizing same-sex marriage.
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Video shows some of the students in the group around Phillips did mocking tomahawk chops as he played.
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Rubio was delivering the part of his stump speech where he criticizes the Democratic presidential candidates -- mocking Sen.
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Leaked audio features the Australian Prime Minister mocking Trump in front of a crowd of journalists and politicians.
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The video begins by mocking the countless tweets relating his white face to the legend of Bloody Mary.
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Lots of yelling back and forth, and playground mocking ... but Lucas didn't even get in 1 last WHABOOM!
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By gently mocking its bizarre, skeleton-free patty, McD's normalized it—and deflected further scrutiny of its origins.
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But the real highlight, of course, was Streep going after Trump mocking a disabled New York Times reporter.
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That doesn't sound like he's mocking pro-woman stories and the need to end slut shaming at all!
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My parents loved the picture, dubbing it "so cute," even though I meant it in a mocking way.
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Already, vicious and mocking words have been directed at the Green New Deal, Ocasio-Cortez, and Democrats generally.
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As Capheus puts in a request to see Zakia, three men call him over by mocking his clothing.
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" Early on, he watches a flock of goats, which look back at him "with their mocking, intelligent smile.
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She was referring to reports last year that Trump had been physically mocking her father behind closed doors.
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"It's like a job," he says, mocking the research we do before making even the most inconsequential purchases.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley on Sunday refused to comment directly on special assistant Kelly Sadler mocking Sen.
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What's in the second video Like the first, the latest video shows fraternity members mocking and using slurs.
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"We all know the tools Donald Trump brings to the table — bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets," she said.
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It's sure to take you one dangerous step closer to becoming the crazy cat person you're always mocking.
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The 16-year-old's words and actions have garnered backlash, including a mocking tweet from President Donald Trump.
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Trump's critics began mocking the idea on social media using #TrumpBedBugs, which began trending on Twitter on Monday.
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" According to CNN, Lewis used "a voice mocking an emotionally distraught woman" and asked, "You'll never get over?
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The president spent months mocking Kim as "little Rocket Man" and exchanging threats with the North Korea leader.
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While mocking these bedraggled beasts is good fun, the World's Ugliest Dog Contest is actually a noble endeavor.
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But the other tweet mocking the sexual assault allegation was still on his account as of Tuesday morning.
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Mr. Trump suggested that turnabout was fair play, mocking Democrats for crying foul for his remarks about Mrs.
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" Dowd noted, "All of a sudden, there was none of the old mocking," adding, "He was a hero.
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The two traded barbs throughout his candidacy, with Trump mocking de Blasio upon his exit from the race.
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And in April, Bloomberg reported that Amazon workers had been listening back to recordings and mocking them online.
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Her sister, Gigi Hadid, received similar backlash after she was accused of mocking Asian people in a video.
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He was widely criticized for mocking a disabled reporter in 2015, but denied that he knew the reporter.
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He made a brief appearance at the Emmy's earlier this week, mocking his defense of Trump's inaugural crowds.
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On Facebook, responses to Mr. Zuckerberg's run ran the gamut from mocking to genuinely concerned about his health.
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Finally, someone was mocking the usual lineup of ads for tampons, maxi pads, and anything else period-related.
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It rolled just out of reach, mocking the fan with its so close, yet so far away-ness.
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Hacking Team's leaked inboxes are filled with exchanges mocking their Azerbaijani client and others for their basic incompetence.
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Was Trump mocking a disabled New York Times reporter -- or was he simply making odd, jerky arm motions?
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Then a Brazilian woman raised a trumpet to her lips and began to play a mocking funeral march.
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And so, in that light, even the mocking of a woman recounting a sexual assault can't separate them.
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"So many artists are good at mocking social media and selfie culture," he told her in excellent English.
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Footage of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull publicly mocking President Trump has just leaked, and it's worth watching.
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After a song mocking Hillary Clinton that was performed by journalists and Democratic lawmakers, Mr. Trump applauded vigorously.
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He described it as a mocking rebuke of the vice president's longtime opposition to gay and transgender rights.
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Was he bothered by the sound my phone made hitting the floor, or was he just mocking me?
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We got Terry in D.C. Tuesday and asked him how he felt about 50 mocking him on Instagram.
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Though his mocking pastiche is always better than what it mocks, there's simply too much of it here.
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Memes mocking the concept car and questions about whether the robot was actually mobile proliferated across social media.
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"Ostalgia" was the new, mocking term I used to describe the clandestine longing for the conveniences of dictatorship.
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Lara Spencer is once again apologizing for mocking Prince George for taking ballet classes, this time on-air.
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" Another added in Spanish, "How sad, ostentatious and mocking of those who are in the path of hurricanes.
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What would it look like for his show to balance its relentless mocking with, say, more complimentary commentary?
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Her ancestry test followed his incessant mocking of her as "Pocahontas," a schoolyard gibe from a puerile mind.
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And she's tweeted a letter mocking Mr. Trump with language that makes it unprintable in this family newsletter.
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"The ambassador has crossed the line, both in openly endorsing bad things and mocking serious issues," he said.
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In December, the Huffington Post revealed emails that showed former CEO Sam Haskell mocking competitors with misogynistic language.
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The widespread mocking of Kim Jong-un as a freakish buffoon is a sign of our misguided approach.
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After the verdict, he quickly turned his fire to Mr. Romney, posting an attack video mocking the senator.
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Ms. Le Pen pounced, mocking the departing president, François Hollande, and vowing to be an unblinkingly tough leader.
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As well as earning a Twitter ban, the phrase cropped up again in tweets apparently mocking the effort.
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On Friday, the president criticized Bloomberg on Twitter, mocking his refusal to participate in the Democratic presidential debates.
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Elizabeth Warren as "Pocahontas" as a way of mocking her claim to some sliver of Native American heritage.
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Wander over to the more liberal Table of Knowledge and you'll hear mocking outrage of the 45th president.
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"Rockism means idolizing the authentic old legend (or underground hero) while mocking the latest pop star," he wrote.
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Mocking hand gestures are pretty dang high on the ladder of disrespect, just below muting someone's Instagram stories.
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Mr. Tillman knows Father John Misty better than anyone, and there isn't a mocking jape he hasn't heard.
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But for all their mocking, jovial tone, the underground man's observations have more serious and far-reaching implications.
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So when the mocking or hateful missiles are thrown by women against women, do we call this misogyny?
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But we don't have the luxury of merely mocking someone who is now as powerful as Mr. Trump.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), the Senate GOP's campaign arm, will hand out "baseball cards" mocking Sen.
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Trump would later call Trudeau "two-faced" after the video of world leaders mocking him was made public.
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The man himself has voiced a cameo on "The Simpsons" mocking his folksy style and signature bowl haircut.
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New Yorkers are ruthlessly mocking Mayor Bill de Blasio after he dropped out of the 2020 Democratic primary
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"Daisy Jones & The Six" is a fairly earnest portrait of the '70s, though, a mockumentary without the mocking.
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He quoted his Korean roommate as saying North Koreans were mocking Mr. Trump over his appearance and more.
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A couple of months later, BuzzFeed's Ryan Broderick posted a somewhat mocking appraisal of Tumblr's "Babadiscourse" on Twitter.
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It's pretty clear ... MGK's mocking a confrontation he and his security had with an actor named G-Rod.
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My own Facebook feed was filled with friends ruthlessly mocking him, saying he deserved what he had coming.
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Political Twitter fell all over itself mocking this article blaming Al Franken for the rise of Donald Trump.
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After all, he's spent an entire career mocking beauty standards, gender and turning sex into a hilarious spectacle.
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She and Taylor would reconcile and star in a TV movie (scripted by Carrie Fisher) mocking their rivalry.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger just schooled an Internet troll for mocking the Special Olympics, calling the participants the r-word.
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Outside the spaceship window a psychedelic landscape flies by, its stunning colors mocking your violent attempts at art.
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GOP draws the line at mocking face-lifts GOP draws the line at mocking face-lifts With his Thursday tweet bashing "Morning Joe" hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, Donald Trump achieved what none of his tweets have done before: He alienated Republican legislators enough for them to publicly rebuke him.
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McSally allies now mocking Kyrsten's family for being homeless when a bank statement showed $13 in her mother's account.
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Testicleman immediately digs into the default-skinned noobs, mocking them for not spending cash to get a sweet skin.
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A HubSpotter mocking his teddy bear would be akin to a Scientologist making fun of L. Ron Hubbard's cravat.
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Aside from clearly mocking Kavanaugh's accuser Christine Ford ... he also took an arguably cheap shot at RBG's 85 years.
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But at the end of last month, Koufa appeared in a new propaganda video mocking French and Malian forces.
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"STILL cute as hell," he wrote back, before mocking director Adam Shankman, who was by Moore's side in denim.
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Time magazine also unveiled its latest cover on Thursday, taking a different approach to mocking Trump's meeting with Putin.
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It was "borrowed" from baseball, where fans would target Mets' star Darryl Strawberry with a mocking "DAR-RYL" chant.
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You see enclosures with loads of litter in them, and you see people mocking the animals, especially the monkeys.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, seen here mocking opponent Jeb Bush, could shake up the party convention in July.
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You can do everything from a few tut-tuts and tsk-tsks to mocking him to full-on rage.
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She captured his anger, his mocking tone toward the press, and his ability to produce spin in an instant.
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The conspiracy theory naturally thrived online, where people posted mocking videos and posts questioning whether the snack contained plastic.
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People aren't done mocking Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio for the heeled boots he wore on the campaign trail.
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PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, made a reaction video, mocking most of the content in this year's Rewind video.
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On Wednesday, Collins, Murkowski, and Flake criticized President Donald Trump for comments he made mocking Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
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Floyd also responded to Manny Pacquiao's latest call for a rematch by mocking the way Manny called him out.
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" Clinton said, mocking Trump before saying that she believes "it matters what we do, not just what we say.
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Jim Carrey is taking Louis C.K. to task for mocking the survivors of the Parkland school shooting last week.
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Journalists sent accounts north from majority-black regions, mocking "savage" African-American leaders, comparing them to Tammany Hall bosses.
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Other aspects of the book are purely humorous and mocking, as when two students stumble into a gallery opening.
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Another of his videos is a full-on music video mocking Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin's cozy bromance.
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THERE's an old self-mocking joke hacks like to tell each other: How does a journalist count to three?
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And really, who wouldn't have laughed at the sketch mocking the Papyrus font, or the show's Property Brothers parody?
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The designers in the adjacent room are busy mocking up the pages where the new shirts will be sold.
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Blackface began back in the 1830s, when white people would paint themselves and put on performances mocking Black folks.
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He took one apparent swipe at Trump for what many considered the businessman's mocking of a physically disabled reporter.
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No matter what, you're always going to get some weird looks and mocking comments when wearing it in public.
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According to police, they appear to be mocking the woman, rather than giving her the care that she needed.
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Besides one sign making fun of beleaguered rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer, I didn't see any other signs mocking players.
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Trump rose to power in part on attacking George W. Bush's presidency and mocking his brother, former Florida Gov.
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At the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, disability rights advocate Anastasia Somoza responded to Trump's mocking of Kovaleski.
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And I don't like to see a man dragging an American flag along the ground in a mocking fashion.
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During that fateful summer at Michelle's law firm, she and Barack first bonded by quietly mocking everyone else there.
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He was embraced completely, I think, when people from elsewhere started mocking him and making him into a joke.
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Earlier this month, Bush released an ad calling Trump a "jerk" for mocking a disabled reporter — which he is.
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After years of mocking Apple and its ilk, the company's inevitably eating a bit of crow on this one.
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Thompson recorded the ensuing confrontation, which shows the men at times taking a mocking tone with the two women.
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These include "View" co-host Joy Behar&aposs having to apologize after mocking Vice President Mike Pence's Christian faith.
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Oliver devoted his main segment to mocking Trump, calling on fans of the show to "Make Donald Drumpf Again".
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Against almost anyone else Clinton would be behind and we'd be spending at least half our time mocking her.
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Rubio isn't the only one mocking Trump's tweets — Merriam Webster tweeted at Trump correcting his word usage Friday morning.
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Bill O'Reilly The Fox News Host Bill O'Reilly came under fire this week for mocking Congresswoman Maxine Waters' hair.
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In the late 80s, Sherman worked on a series of large-scale history portraits mocking Old Master oil paintings.
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What we have here is white-on-white satire—the white connoisseur gently mocking his trendy fellow white diners.
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As he ran back down court, he put his hand to his ear, mocking the normally boisterous Thunder fans.
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She originally described the project with photographer Tyler Shields as an "artsy fartsy statement" mocking the commander in chief.
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The students in the group also allegedly chanted "build the wall" (which Sandmann disputed) and did mocking tomahawk chops.
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And it's really tough to fault Colbert for remaining laser-locked on mocking Trump — just look at Colbert's numbers.
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Long legal battle The initial charges against Fayadh included insulting the Prophet Mohammed, mocking the Quran and spreading atheism.
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Many Twitter users are speaking out against the design, accusing the brand of mocking the serious mental health illness.
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A scathing article written by Jezebel on Tuesday about the two-day event criticised Netflix for mocking prison life.
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The striker celebrated her perfectly placed header by a mocking 'sip of tea' celebration as England's defenders looked on.
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What do you expect in terms of pushback from an establishment that has already been mocking AOC for weeks?
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Trump had the moment of the night when he referenced Rubio's earlier comments mocking the size of Trumps hands.
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There's not a line between mocking a political party and insinuating someone is disabled: there's a damn Grand Canyon.
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Whoda thunk mocking an entire state could become problematic when you're trying to win over voters in that state.
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You have to allow yourself to enjoy the cheap thrill of mocking the gauche excess of chopping up Louis.
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After a decade of mocking devoted small-timers on specific circuits, Guest seems to have drunk their Kool-Aid.
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Hillary Clinton has criticized this Sanders plan with the mocking charge that he is giving away education for free.
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Trump is now President of the United States and is calling for late night comedians to stop mocking him.
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All the participants were bald men with glasses, and the conversation was fast, lightly mocking, and remarkably well informed.
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Trump retaliated by mocking Romney's 2012 presidential loss and said he was "begging" for his endorsement during that time.
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The late-night comedy show appeared to be mocking Trump's claims that the election is being rigged against him.
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The spectacle was so unusual that Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer and his aides made a video mocking it.
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The DeSantis campaign also denounced the racist robocalls mocking his opponent in a statement obtained by Politico on Friday.
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Last month, Moody penned a column on the Fox News website mocking the U.S. Olympic team for celebrating diversity.
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Popeyes is mocking Chick-fil-A as the chicken sandwich wars heat up once again before National Sandwich Day.
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There is no place for mocking laughter—the sharpest arrow in the queer and feminine quiver—in Trump's America.
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I'm sorry I continue lying about my wild gesticulations mocking a disabled reporter at the failing New York Times.
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And I don't like to see a man dragging the American flag along the ground in a mocking fashion.
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Trump retaliated by mocking Romney's 2012 presidential loss and claimed Romney was "begging" for his endorsement during that time.
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Masvidal celebrated by mocking his unconscious opponent, and said later he never belonged in the UFC to begin with.
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" Colbert asked, before mocking Trump as someone who wouldn't care about global warming until it's described as "America warming.
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One, Mahmoud Tamim, liked to write songs mocking Mr. Assad; Mr. Ahmad asked him to write one about Yarmouk.
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Trump also focused his attention on his potential 85033 Democratic rivals, mocking them as unfit to lead the country.
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The ad shows Romney ripping Trump for mocking a disabled reporter and for commenting on Megyn Kelly's menstrual cycle.
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Mr. Trump has denied that he was mocking the reporter, saying that he doesn't even recall having met him.
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She recently posted a Facebook message mocking Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg as exhibiting "a special kind of stupid."
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Mr. Trump has enjoyed political fortune by belittling his opponents, handing them demeaning nicknames, and even mocking their spouses.
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"It's Rubio!" he exclaimed before sloshing water all over the stage, and making a mocking face to the crowd.
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Tyara, 21, claims that the problem began when Kim, 23, posted videos of her on social media mocking her.
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Earlier in the day, a short video surfaced online of James apparently mocking the hyperscrutiny of the news media.
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Here At Home: An L.A. county sheriff official resigned after his emails mocking Muslims, Mexicans, and women went public.
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Idriss2Dev posted a Youtube video showing a 3D controller model superimposed over a photo cut between mocking movie clips.
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Instead, he dropped the ball and walked away, robotically, seemingly mocking the way the NFL wants players to behave.
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" Mocking the saying that comedy is the best medicine, she says: "I reckon penicillin might give it a nudge.
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His mocking of a disabled reporter and his ignoring the Puerto Rican mayor's cries for help aptly define him.
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The biggest problem with Baywatch is that it never commits to whether it's honoring or mocking the original series.
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Macron for his part demanded an apology for a comment Bolsonaro made on a Facebook post mocking Macron's wife.
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One path the viewer can take develops into a mocking plug for Netflix, which did not exist in 1984.
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Mocking Sanders and the many Ned Flanders of the G.O.P. team is unlikely to make much of a dent.
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J.R. Smith isn't taking the bait from a crowd at Oracle Arena that has been mocking him all game.
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The twisted and mocking faces of the gargoyles serve as much to decorate as they do to evacuate rainwater.
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But Mr. Ward's original tweet can also be seen as mocking the entirety of the now-familiar outrage cycle.
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But a microphone mishap that temporarily suspended the event made headlines and prompted a mocking tweet from President Trump.
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Last weekend, "Saturday Night Live" welcomed fall with a skit mocking the popular New York tradition of apple picking.
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He posted on Twitter a dozen times that day, including tweets mocking Mitt Romney, Joe Biden and Adam Schiff.
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The couple's appearance during the scandal became an iconic image, even sparking a mocking nod from "Saturday Night Live."
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Some criticized Sanders for accepting the endorsement given past comments Rogan has made mocking the transgender community and feminists.
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A live Instagram video seemingly mocking Swift's post-surgery footage that aired on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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President Trump faced scrutiny after mocking a New York Times reporter, Serge F. Kovaleski, for having a physical disability.
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She has taken criticism for mocking David Hogg of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for getting rejected by colleges.
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Video shows Mesa officers punching, mocking suspect Police Chief Ramon Batista said later he was "disappointed" by the video.
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As a coach, Orgeron has faced mocking suspicion that equated his accent with a lack of intelligence and sophistication.
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"We were concerned when the president started mocking the meeting and saying there'd be no deal," Pelosi said Thursday.
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But instead of mocking and dismissing it (my usual go-tos), I wanted to poke a hole in it.
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The press and public have heaped ridicule on Petersen the past few days, mocking his performance in the hearing.
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"Nietzsche and the Burbs" sticks to the same formula, illuminating and gently mocking the ideas of its title subject.
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The songs of Billie Eilish, 17, are death-haunted and depressive, by turns arrogant and anxious, mocking and desperate.
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The songs of Billie Eilish, 103, are death-haunted and depressive, by turns arrogant and anxious, mocking and desperate.
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" Trump responded in typical dramatic fashion by publicly mocking Corker for being short and for sounding like "a fool.
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Payne and Taylor, meanwhile, have fun mocking the drudgery of high school and the pointlessness of high school elections.
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Neither did Beard who hopped on a YouTube live stream to rail against the lawyers who were mocking him.
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If a rider has a username mocking their own weight, like "Fat boy," she challenges them to change it.
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" The senator had previously attacked Trump for behaving childishly, mocking the White House as an "adult day care center.
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The drawings recreate the blurriness, wonkiness, and accidental cropping of home video footage, gently mocking this amateur art form.
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Trump enraged media members last week, for example, by mocking their struggles to cover his rally in New Hampshire.
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The clash began during the 11th GOP presidential debate in Detroit, with Rubio mocking Trump's lack of policy specifics.
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Trump bullies overtly by mocking and belittling his competition until they come bow at his feet, like Chris Christie.
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Without having seen the movie, media outlets accused "Holiday" and Mr. Krasovskiy of mocking Russian history and dishonoring veterans.
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A month later she lost advertisers after mocking Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg for not getting into four colleges.
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Model after model stepped to the mic and chanted snatches of Hole songs, alternately angry, bruised, fearsome and mocking.
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His own party, the National Liberation Front, expressed support for the growing number of demonstrators, after previously mocking them.
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"Some of our male colleagues started mocking us and saying it was slapping day," she was quoted as saying.
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But in certain lights, I find the joke itself to be even more depressing than the world it's mocking.
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So mocking someone that self-important, and the people he's surrounding himself with, is necessary and subversive and satisfying.
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A stubborn, indignant, often mocking resistance to finger-wagging propaganda is as much a Chinese tradition as deference to authority.
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Yet to laugh (as I did) at these self-mocking credits is to give in to a somewhat compromised pleasure.
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Over the course of the presidential election, Trump workshopped a bragging, mocking (borderline inappropriate) brand of humor all his own.
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On Monday "The Daily Show" joined "Saturday Night Live" in mocking Harvey's meeting last week with President-elect Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump's personal lawyer says Snoop crossed the line in a big way by mocking the president with a gun.
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So a couple of things, first your Dinesh D&aposSouza was shunned even by CPAC for mocking the Parkland students.
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Meanwhile, the, of course, destroy Trump media openly mocking the president&aposs negotiations with Kim Jong Un and guess what?
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Michael Melvin, who goes by Michael Vincent on Facebook, posted a photo in 2015 mocking the Black Lives Matter movement.
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He responded by mocking them for being wrong before the invasion of Iraq in 2003 about weapons of mass destruction.
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Maybe you'd have an easier time meeting girls if you'd stop mocking them for enjoying the odd romance novel, dude.
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"His comment that the church has been infiltrated by socialists came in for a fair amount of mocking," Taber said.
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But while Republicans have backed him and listened to him, he's despised by many liberals for mocking and attacking minorities.
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He's mocking the very commission he struck a deal with — before that deal has even been approved by a judge.
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Trump has tweeted about Boehner 26 times (once even mocking his occasional habit of crying) and played golf with him.
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Sabrina abruptly left the call, the Discord sound effect mocking Avery as she sat in her chair in stunned silence.
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And online, the tweets and memes mocking Mississippi have been flying almost as quickly as calls to boycott the state.
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U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton added to Pompeo's criticism, mocking the EU's resolve and the feasibility of the plan.
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By 1:30am EST, members of r/the_donald had massively upvoted a thread mocking the rest of the platform's users.
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Could Ramsay have finally met his match if they mobilize against him for mocking a cake touched by Gaga herself?
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She called both Don't Be Tardy stars racists after video surfaced of Biermann seemingly mocking the cleanliness of Leakes' home.
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Last month, the Internet had a fun time mocking a photo of Rubio apparently giving Ivanka Trump an awkward hug.
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The crew walks in slow motion, squatting, tattooing, and mocking people, and the band looks snug in their baseball jerseys.
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At the debate, Cruz came out swinging against Trump in his initial comments, mocking the tycoon's penchant for brash criticism.
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Despite people mocking how hacking and programming are portrayed in mainstream media, it's still a familiar default to draw from.
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What started off as an innocent deed to show "respect for [her] president," became a mocking ground for Makenna Greenwald.
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Others argued that Cockburn's tweet amounted to "kink-shaming," an unsavory practice of mocking someone for their unusual erotic interests.
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But Klein also directed also two fictional comedies, mocking the fashion world in 1966's Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?
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ICYMI -- Maher was mocking flyover states last Friday on his show, 'Real Time,' when he dropped a Thomas Markle reference.
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The way Kline sees it, stand-up comics have been mocking all groups -- gays, blacks, Jews and more -- for decades.
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Those people may actually be contacted for a reference check, and the last thing you want is them mocking you.
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But when Obama indulged the same pastime, he was relentlessly critical, mocking and chastising the former president at ever opportunity.
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It all started in season 19 when the two took turns mocking political correctness, outrage culture, and Whole Foods elitism.
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It laughs at coherence, thumbs its nose at the parsable sequence, and blows mocking kisses at the Statement Album tradition.
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Tales of the president mocking, needling, and complaining about his chief of staff to others have circulated far and wide.
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Ashleigh called the anonymous accuser's attack "appalling," mocking her comment that the date was the worst night of her life.
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Summerville, South Carolina (CNN)They're calling each other losers and liars, mocking one another's accomplishments and questioning each other's character.
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Kevin Hart has released a teaser for his upcoming The Irresponsible Tour, mocking his recent cheating and sex extortion scandal.
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" Mocking her melodramatic expression in another photo, she captioned it: "When the @uber wait goes from 3 to 8 mins.
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Ricardo Rossello to resign after the leak of online chats that show him making misogynistic slurs and mocking his constituents.
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In an example of missing the mark by about 100 miles, a tote bag mocking terrorism is available for purchase.
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During that same interview, Katt also roasted one of the hosts, Wanda Smith ... mocking her weight, wig and cooking skills.
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We call it adorable twinning, even if she seems to be mocking the Single White Female nature of the situation.
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Instead, many on Twitter took to mocking contender Senator Marco Rubio, who came under heavy attack on Saturday from rivals.
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When democratically elected politicians are competing over who's the best at mocking minorities, they're green-lighting those kinds of reactions.
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Many fans say it's ruined the franchise forever by ignoring continuity, decimating Luke Skywalker's character, and mocking the Jedi legacy.
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"The Dark Souls of X" is such a common cliche that there's an entire Twitter account dedicated to mocking it.
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Austin Scott (R-Ga.) said in a tweet over the weekend, linking to a House Democrat mocking the GOP. Rep.
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Not too long ago, you joined in the mocking of Bernie Sanders's somewhat stiff race relations with the #BernieSoBlack hashtag.
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Trump, meanwhile, first took credit for these diplomatic developments on the Korean peninsula and reiterated his mocking nickname for Kim.
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The hosts of "The Daily Shoah" performatively pronounce "white" as "huh-white," a mocking imitation of a good ol' boy.
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Flake previously confronted Trump during a 2016 closed-door GOP caucus lunch because of the then-candidate's mocking of McCain.
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Guston's series of drawings mocking Richard Nixon as a klansman paralleled Roth's book of anti-Nixon jibes, Our Gang (1971).
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As another tropical storm flares up, the inevitable flurry of tweets mocking its name makes its way into our lives.
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Even in the days leading up to Charlottesville they were mocking the anemic, diet-fascists like Spencer and Mike Cernovich.
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Trump scares-out his vote by lying, conniving, mocking, blaming, dividing; Biden turns-out his vote with authenticity and dignity.
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He brags of "massive tax cuts" rather than reform, mocking the very word as too subtle for followers to understand.
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China last year introduced a law that prohibits mocking the anthem, punishable by up to 15 days in police detention.
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