Nothing could be more insulting to the troops currently serving.
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There is nothing more insulting than a smack across the face.
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Never forget that some people's good opinion would be more insulting than their abuse!
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We heard more insulting words of ignorance and prejudice towards patriotic immigrant families last night.
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Degeneres is supposedly related to Kate Middleton, which makes this all the more insulting for Degeneres.
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How even more insulting to the truly religious is secularizing God than is redefining the cross.
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Is there any way the timing of this ridiculous company field day could have been more insulting?
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This is, of course, reality turned upside down; it's even more insulting that it's being branded authentically American.
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His being black makes his enthusiastic indifference all the more insulting to Alfred and therefore all the more farcically sad.
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The next day, out of nowhere, I began receiving hundreds of calls and text messages, some more insulting than others.
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Is it an insult to your honor, because what could be more insulting than your opponent literally rubbing your face in his ass?
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He gets more insulting in the boardroom — "You hang out with losers and you become a loser"— and executes double and quadruple firings.
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Frankel, 45, addresses an accusation that she was imitating De Lesseps – and does so by asking a series of increasingly more insulting rhetorical questions.
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And what made it all the more insulting was that he used them for a threat that he was inevitably, and quickly, going to abandon.
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"She said that Dr. Ford thinks that she was assaulted, which is even more insulting than saying that she gave a very credible account ..." Hirono said.
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Conservative Muslims took offense to his casual reference, spurred on by a video posted on social media that was edited to make Ahok's comments seem more insulting.
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" Neha Sohoni, a 15-year-old sophomore at Stanton, wrote in an email that the flier "became creepier the more you read it, and even more insulting.
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Changing channels … Mr. Trump's more insulting remarks about women have proved irresistible satire fodder for his Republican opponents and for Priorities USA, the Democratic "super PAC" allied with Mrs. Clinton.
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What's even more insulting about all of this is the billions of foreign aid and taxpayer dollars that have already been sent to these dysfunctional countries over the last eight years.
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It's so insulting that this book is all about ideas and offers nothing for the heart, she said, and I snapped, unprofessionally, that in my view bad taste was more insulting.
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Because this amendment will never become part of the Constitution and, even more insulting, no one in the House Republican leadership actually expects this amendment to become part of the Constitution.
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In a recent episode of the Bravo reality show, Frankel, 45, addresses an accusation that she was imitating de Lesseps – and does so by asking a series of increasingly more insulting rhetorical questions.
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But the announcement felt even more insulting as the company originally said that your entire ecosystem of Sonos devices would stop receiving updates so that all your devices remain on the same firmware version.
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It&aposs more insulting when you know the moment has been cut from screenings in Singapore and Dubai, suggesting it was added in such a way that it could be easily removed from the film.
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Even more insulting, despite 94 percent of young Americans acknowledging that Social Security must be changed before we retire, Congress is completely ghosting us in the entire conversation on the real drivers of our national debt.
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Using a female prosecutor to interrogate the alleged victim while the male Republican senators sat in the background was almost more insulting than having the cohort of male senators do the interrogation, as happened in 1991.
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But the idea that voters are motivated by economic struggles and so are voting for a candidate who would make their economic situation far worse is much more insulting than accepting they are uncomfortable with racial equality.
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To that, I might add this: To be once young and briefly famous and painfully of-the-moment and then morph into regular-people middle age is rather more insulting, as if your whole life is the worst Instagram fail.
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At the time, I couldn't decide which part of the situation I found more insulting: the fact that I might look middle-aged or the fact that, apparently, I seemed like the type of person who was preoccupied with the miracle of a smooth forehead.
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Too often, the outcome is even more insulting with attackers never seeing the inside of a jail, after a long court battle in which the victim is effectively put on trial, her reputation called into question with comments about her sexuality or what she wore that day.
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Now the gay jokes may be gone, but the show has traded them for something that feels even more insulting: the death of its most independent female character purely to further some manpain that in the end probably won't bring John and Sherlock together as more than friends.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE found "Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon's impression of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE "insulting," according to a new report.
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When Toofer returns, he demands that no one call him "Toofer" anymore, but when everyone comes up with more insulting nicknames, he gives up.
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She also talks to Leon in a casual manner, which annoys Jillian. Although Sharlene is typically tranquil, she sometimes grows furious and speaks in a more insulting tone than her sister. After these bursts of anger, Sharlene would get exhausted and then revert to her mellow self.
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Incensed by the defeat made all the more insulting at the hands of a woman, the Portuguese sent a veritable armada under the leadership of the Portuguese Governor himself. While the queen met with initial success, she was betrayed, so some say, by her own people for a casket of silver. However, the army of the queen was thoroughly outnumbered. What ensured was a bloody massacre with the queen escaping to the hills, a fugitive.
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In Greece, the five fingers are spread wide and the palm is pushed towards someone in a gesture known as the Moutza. The middle finger is still used though, and it is considered more insulting. Another variation of the middle finger is used, where all the fingers but the middle one are spread wide while moving the hand back and forth in the axis the middle finger creates. In this gesture, the thumb sometimes touches the middle finger.
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Khomeini was attacked as an adventurer who was faithless and devoted to colonialism. The article described him as an Indian Sayyed who had lived for some time in India, and had contact with British colonial centres. The article was written at the Imperial Court based on documents that had been collected by SAVAK. Because the original text of the article was relatively tame, the Shah had allegedly ordered it to be rewritten and its tone had then become more insulting.
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Based on semantic analyses of baka entries in Japanese dictionaries and thesauruses, the lexicographer Michael Carr differentiates eight interrelated meanings. Three basic "fool; foolish" meanings distinguish baka1 "ass; jerk; fool", baka2 "ament; idiot; imbecile; fool" (ament is a rare word for "congenitally mentally deficient"), and baka3 "blockhead; dullard; dimwit; simpleton; dolt; fool". These are found in many frequently-used Japanese expressions. Some more insulting lexemes are bakamono "stupid/born fool", ōbaka "big fool damned idiot", and baka-yarō "stupid jerk, ass, asshole, dumbass".
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Scipio was later released, probably ransomed. His easy defeat earned him the pejorative cognomen , which means donkey in Latin. This cognomen was all the more insulting because "asina" was the feminine form of the word donkey, as opposed to the masculine form "asinus". In spite of this Scipio's career prospered and he was consul for a second time in 254 BC. Shortly after the Lipara victory, Hannibal Gisco was scouting with 50 Carthaginian ships when he encountered the full Roman fleet.
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Most made brief and temperate speeches. Clay, however, delivered an impassioned justification for secession and a denunciation of the Northern anti-slavery Republican Party. He denounced its resistance to the Fugitive Slave Act and the spread of slavery into the territories. "No sentiment is more insulting or more hostile to our domestic tranquility, to our social order, and to our social existence, than is contained in the declaration that our negroes are entitled to liberty and equality with the white man," Clay said.
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He finds his memory beginning to play tricks on him. The encroaching winter depresses him further; he decides to escape by taking a cruise, and secures passage on the SS Caliban, bound for Ceylon. As the voyage proceeds, Pinfold finds that he hears sounds and conversations from other parts of the ship which he believes are somehow being transmitted into his cabin. Amid an increasingly bizarre series of overheard incidents, he hears remarks which become progressively more insulting, and then directly threatening towards himself.
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The dickhead gesture is made by holding a hand to one's forehead, the thumb and fingers usually forming a "C" shape, and then moving the hand forward and backward in an arc. The image suggested is a large penis growing out of the forehead. A more insulting form is where the thumb and finger are brought closer together so the gap between them is smaller and more elongated with the hand moved in the same manner. The image suggests a small penis growing out of the forehead.
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259 In January 1812, French troops suddenly invaded Swedish Pomerania and the island of Rügen.Barton, Sir Dunbar Plunket (1930). p. 265 The decisive reason was that Napoleon, before marching to Moscow, had to secure his rear and dared not trust a Swedish continental foothold behind him.Scott, Franklin D. (1988). p. 307 To render it the more insulting, Napoleon scheduled it for the Crown Prince's birthday.Palmer, Alan (1990). pp. 185–86 The initially amicable relationship which Charles John had with Napoleon soon changed because of this invasion.
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When Rav Simkha Feinerman, the rosh yeshiva leaves for a Yeshiva Council funding conference in Vilna, he leaves Yankl Poltaver in charge. During the conference, an appeal to Reb Avraham-Shaye to adjudicate gets rejected, but Reb Avraham-Shaye personally visits Rav Simkha, asking about Chaikl. Upon learning of Tsemakh's return as the penitent, he tells Rav Simkha that by ignoring his wife, he is not a penitent, and wants Rav Simkha to tell Tsemakh to return. In Nareva, in the rabbi's absence, Lohoysker becomes even more insulting, crashing an all-night Musar meeting.
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Patreese Johnson testified that Buckle initiated the altercation by pointing to her crotch and demanding, "Let me get some of that!" as her group walked past him. She claimed she replied, "No thank you, I'm not interested in that", whereupon Buckle began following them, making more crude comments and gestures. After the women proclaimed themselves lesbians, Buckle allegedly threw a cigarette at them and became even more insulting, calling the group "fucking dykes", and yelled, "I'll fuck you straight, sweetheart". The group stopped and confronted him, and more harsh words were exchanged.
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Wykes observes that Waugh's novels reprise and fictionalise the principal events of his life, although in an early essay Waugh wrote: "Nothing is more insulting to a novelist than to assume that he is incapable of anything but the mere transcription of what he observes". The reader should not assume that the author agreed with the opinions expressed by his fictional characters."People Who Want To Sue Me", Daily Mail, 31 May 1930, in Gallagher, pp. 72–73 Nevertheless, in the Introduction to the Complete Short Stories, Ann Pasternak Slater said that the "delineation of social prejudices and the language in which they are expressed is part of Waugh's meticulous observation of his contemporary world".
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Bills fans generally refuse to call this game and climactic play by its standard "Music City Miracle" name, and instead have taken to calling it more insulting names, most popularly "The Forward Lateral" and "The Immaculate Deception." In his 2017 autobiography Son of Bum, Bills coach Wade Phillips called the play "The Music City Mistake." The drought eventually came to be called "the Curse of (Doug) Flutie." As the Bills' slump wore on, rumors circulated around upstate New York that Flutie's father Richard Flutie had become so enraged after learning his son had been benched on Ralph Wilson's orders that he swore the Bills would not make the playoffs again in his lifetime and/or that of the Bills' owner.
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