Here are some of the owners' most biting comments about Mr. Trump.
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" In the most biting line, he urged Mr. Trump "to exercise American leadership.
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Here are a few of the funniest, and most biting, uses of parody hashtags.
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U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the sanctions were "the most biting sanctions ever imposed".
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" But where Deer Tick is at their most biting is the lounge act schmooze "Cocktail.
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Wolf's most biting remarks, though, were directed towards the president himself, who was not in attendance.
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But some of the most biting comments came from fellow Republicans who condemned the president's morning rant.
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But some of the most biting comments came from fellow Republicans who condemned the president's morning rant. pic.twitter.
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These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in November they ratchet up to yet another level.
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Trump's remarks to the Sun were the most biting any U.S. president has ever made on visit to Britain.
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One of the biggest and most biting criticism of modern tech is the industry's excessive push to solve trivial problems.
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"These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in November they ratchet up to yet another level," Trump tweeted.
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The GOP's retirement caucus has provided some of the most biting commentary on the president in recent months, with Rep.
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Specifically, a grown man who resents his royal upbringing, and who helps deliver one of the trailer's most biting exchanges.
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But Van Gundy saves some of his most biting and frank comments about his team whenever they play below his expectations.
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But Berger's most biting clip came in late September, following Trump's infantilizing, hair-mussing appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Graham has offered some of the most biting criticisms of Trump, including calling him a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" late last year.
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These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed," the president tweeted Tuesday, adding: "and in November they ratchet up to yet another level.
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The first round of what U.S. President Donald Trump called "the most biting sanctions ever imposed" against Tehran went into effect on August 7.
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Indeed, the showrunners say, it's that lack of self-awareness that provides them with the ammunition they need to write the most biting satire.
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Viceland has so far favored flamboyant personalities in its programming, but "Desus & Mero" is both the funniest and most biting show it has developed.
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Trump tweeted on Tuesday that the new sanctions, which were lifted under a 2015 international nuclear deal, were the most biting sanctions ever imposed.
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But the president reserved his most biting commentary for the Republicans running for president, repeatedly turning to the party's chaotic nominating contest for comedic fodder.
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The inspector general's reports were written in "dense bureaucratic prose" and leave out the interviews' most biting criticisms, reporter Craig Whitlock explained in his story.
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On Tuesday, Ginsburg offered her most biting attacks on Trump yet, calling him a "faker" who won't release his tax returns in an interview with CNN.
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Trump calling them, quote, the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and warning that country doing business with Tehran will not be doing business with the United States.
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The most biting round of sanctions since US President Donald Trump pulled out of the landmark 2015 deal to curtail Iran's nuclear program came into force Monday.
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The Hanoi talks collapsed after Mr. Kim demanded the lifting of the most biting sanctions in return for the partial dismantlement of his country's nuclear weapons program.
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It's one of the most biting parodies of the Trump Administration so far by "SNL" ... a spoof of "This is Us" called "This is U.S." and it spares no one.
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President Trump was almost immediately condemned for his crudely personal attack on Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski Thursday morning — and some of the most biting comments came from fellow Republicans.
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Seth Meyers's opening monologue had some strong moments, including a bit in which he handed off his most biting punchlines to Jessica Chastain and other actresses and actors in the audience.
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Sanders has leveled some of his most biting criticism at Clinton in recent days, stirring passions in the race that insiders say could leave the party divided heading into November's elections.
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Many of the songs are exceedingly well sung, especially by Mr. Tambunting and Ms. Cisco, who have the most biting material and are able to bring specificity and pathos to it.
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Perhaps the most biting part of the filing, however, is a section that deals with Musk and his team's behavior during the rescue of the Thai soccer team in July 2018.
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"There's a saying in my community that you're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor," Booker responded, in probably his most biting line of the whole debate.
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Probably the most biting and important statement came from the sister of Parker's accuser, who wrote in Variety: The rape of Turner's wife is used as a reason to justify Turner's rebellion.
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Trump's mocking use of the Obama portrait might be the most biting political appropriation of Wiley's work, but it's certainly not the first time critics have used the painting for meme fodder.
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President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter on Tuesday that he is seeking "world peace" by imposing "the most biting sanctions ever" against Iran, the latest example of escalating tensions between the two nations.
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Lehrer was (and is) a prodigiously talented piano player who, for a time, was active in bringing some of the most biting and hilarious satire songs to pop music in the 1950s and '60s.
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Hillary Clinton's latest campaign ad is the ultimate #TBT – to the past eight months of the Republican primary campaign and the GOP's own most biting comments about its freshly minted presumptive nominee, Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON/NEWYORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The United States on Monday reactivated its most biting sanctions on Iran, prohibiting and penalizing business with Iran's energy, shipping, and financial services sectors, as well as other activities.
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One of the most biting pieces of criticism of this record was a friend saying to me that the last song, "Cavalier Eternal," was a throwaway song similar to the last song on Dear You.
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In return, he demanded that the United States lift the most biting of United Nations sanctions imposed since 2016, including a ban on key North Korean exports like coal and iron ore, fish and textiles.
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In an early morning tweet, Trump described the measures as "the most biting sanctions ever" and warned they would "ratchet up to yet another level" in November, when US sanctions on Iranian oil will be reimposed.
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His resignation has thrust Lebanon back onto the front line of the Middle East's most biting rivalry, pitting a mostly Sunni bloc led by Saudi Arabia and including the UAE against Shi'ite Iran and its allies.
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In Hanoi, North Korea offered to dismantle a key nuclear fuel-production center, but only if Washington removed the most biting of the international sanctions, such as the ban on its key exports, like coal and textiles.
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And while Stefani displays some of her sharpest and most biting songwriting here, so much of it is devoted to the man she was with and the man she's with now that it's hard to see Gwen herself.
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One of the most biting came in The National Review, which placed the testimonial words in the mouth of Fidel Castro — a reference to the sympathetic coverage that he had received from Herbert L. Matthews of The Times.
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In some of her most biting criticism for her former boss, Clinton also wonders in her book whether a more forceful public response from then-President Barack Obama could have helped remedy the problems caused by Moscow's attempted meddling.
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RELATED: Donald Trump: 'Lindsey Graham is a disgrace' The senator, who dropped his presidential bid in December, has since offered some of the most biting criticisms of Trump, including calling him a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" late last year.
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Why it matters: Trump has called the first round of sanctions restored Monday "the most biting" ever imposed, but it has become increasingly clear the sanctions do not have the broad international support they had prior to the 2015 Iran deal.
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Earlier this week the president issued what he called the most biting sanctions ever imposed against Iran and now Fox News has confirmed that Iran has test-fired a ballistic missile or short-range ship missile for the first time this year.
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The most biting response to TfL's decision came from James Farrar, co-claimant in the Uber employment tribunal decision, who described it as "a devastating blow for 63,26 Londoners who now face losing their job and being saddled with unmanageable vehicle related debt".
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The two leaders walked away from the Vietnam summit meeting in February after Mr. Trump rejected Mr. Kim's offer to dismantle a key nuclear facility — but not his nuclear weapons and long-range missiles — if Washington lifted its most biting economic sanctions.
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Try if you like: The most biting parts of Bridget Jones's Diary The cynical couple at the center of You're the Worst would hate us for saying this, but it's true: You're the Worst is telling one of the most romantic stories on television.
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If, like me, you believe that YG & Nipsey Hussle's "Fuck Donald Trump" stands as music's most biting and important piece of political criticism in this utterly dogshit year of election nonsense, then 2 Chainz's new video for "100 Joints" will do good things for you.
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But with the rise of a president who has vowed to shatter the old order, Mr. McCain has emerged as an outspoken defender of longstanding Republican verities on foreign policy and as one of his party's most biting critics of the new commander in chief.
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James Comey — the fired FBI director, who has a hotly awaited memoir, "A Higher Loyalty," coming out May 1 — uses his Twitter feed to lob some of the most biting, terse commentary on White House handling of the Russia probe: Above, you see Comey's hot take on The Memo.
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He offered to dismantle the uranium-enrichment facilities at Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, and demanded in return that the United States lift the most biting of the United Nations sanctions imposed since 2016, including a ban on key North Korean exports like coal and iron ore, fisheries and textiles.
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And since Mr. Cohen's most biting sketches so far — including one about arming children with guns, and another on Sunday night that embarrassed a Georgia legislator — have been aimed at Republicans, more than a few people have called him a mirror version of Mr. O'Keefe, who has delighted conservatives and infuriated liberals with his tactics.
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But in his first week in the 2020 gauntlet, punctuated by repeated media appearances, liberal angst and a less than smooth public book tour, Schultz saved his most biting attacks for the left, previewing how his potential independent bid could be contentious for the Democratic Party, which is hellbent on ousting President Donald Trump.
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President Trump on Tuesday called the sanctions against Iran that went into effect at midnight "the most biting sanctions ever imposed," and warned that countries that do business with Tehran will not do business with the U.S. Trump signed an executive order on Monday to restore some of the sanctions that were lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal during the Obama administration, targeting transactions that involve U.S. dollars, as well as the country's automotive sector, the purchase of commercial planes and metals including gold.
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Other favorite targets were cinematic plots, structures and devices.Mast, Gerald (1979) The Comic Mind: Comedy and the Moviesp.135 One of his most biting parodies is The Frozen North (1922), a satirical take on William S. Hart's Western melodramas, like Hell's Hinges (1916) and The Narrow Trail (1917). Keaton parodied the tired formula of the melodramatic transformation from bad guy to good guy, through which went Hart's character, known as "the good badman".
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George Thomson, at that time leading the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (AEA), suggested it was simply exaggerated. This opinion was mirrored by Mark Oliphant in Australia, and Werner Heisenberg and Otto Hahn in Germany. Perhaps the most biting criticism came from Manfred von Ardenne, a German physicist now working in the Soviet Union. He advised that people should ignore Richter's claims, noting that he had worked with Richter during the war and said he confused fantasy with reality.
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From there, Tomokato and his firearms-obsessed nephew Shiro travel to Edgar Rice Burroughs' Martian Barsoom. Rogers saves his most biting humor for the last chapter, which takes on Star Wars. By the third book, Samurai Cat in the Real World, Rogers take on historical figures like the Third Reich, Chicago gangsters, and finally Joseph Stalin and the Communist Party. Subsequent books include The Sword of the Samurai Cat, Samurai Cat Goes to the Movies and Samurai Cat Goes to Hell.
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Humorous- satirical wedding songs often poke fun at "the foreign party"—the groom and his groomsmen, brothers, friends and relatives. The wittiest and most biting humor is reserved for the svotas and svočia, who are invited by the bride and groom to be the hosts or masters of ceremony at the wedding. These are usually sung by girls and women who don't play any other role in the wedding. The melodic style varies from region to region, depending on the area's traditions.
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The characteristic of Neoplatonic thought in Islamic theology is that of emanation, linking God's transcendence with the corporeal reality of his creation. Islamic Neoplatonism was introduced by Al-Farabi, although Avicenna proved to have the greater influence. Both authors present a complex scheme of emanation. Islamic Neoplatonism was allowed to flourish in the tenth to early eleventh century, but there was a strong reaction against it in the later eleventh century, especially from Al-Ghazali, who represents Islamic theology's "most biting attack on philosophy" at the time, and the severest reaction to Neoplatonism in particular (Netton 1998).
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After Peligro joined the band, the extended play In God We Trust, Inc. (1981) saw them move toward a more aggressive hardcore/thrash sound. In addition to the EP's controversial artwork depicting a gold Christ figure on a cross of dollar bills, the lyrics contained Biafra's most biting social and political commentary yet, and songs such as "Moral Majority", "Nazi Punks Fuck Off!" and "We've Got a Bigger Problem Now" placed Dead Kennedys as the spokesmen of social protest, while "Dog Bite", a cover version of Rawhide and various joke introductions showed a much more whimsical side. In 1982, they released their second studio album, Plastic Surgery Disasters.
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In a review on AllMusic, reviewer Johnny Loftus wrote: "Musically, NOFX fuses its political cynicism with criticism of punk rock itself and suggests that the best thing for all the kids and the bands might be to close ranks and start their own little hardcore community. "Irrationality of Rationality" and "Franco Un-American" -- two of the album's most melodic, catchy songs -- are also two of War on Errorism's most biting commentaries. The first personalizes the trickle-down effect of corporate decision-making over a lockstep hardcore rhythm; the second gets all-new wavy as Fat Mike reasons out his own world view, and somehow rhymes "apathy" with "Noam Chomsky."" The album reached the #1 position on the Billboard Independent Album chart, as well as #44 in the Billboard Top 200.
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Some of the criticism of O'Hara's writing is attributed to dislike of O'Hara personally because of his abrasive ego and lack of humility in dealing with others, his vigorous self- promotion, his obsession with his social status, and the politically conservative columns he wrote late in his career. Contemporary critics disparaged his novels for their blunt and non-judgmental depictions of loose women and homosexuals, yet critics writing after the sexual revolution see in O'Hara a pioneer in depicting female sexuality in frank, realistic ways. His most biting critics regard his novels to be shallow and overly concerned with sexual desire, drinking and surface details at the expense of deeper meaning. Many leading characters in O'Hara's novels are alcoholics who live as emotional zombies, anesthetized by alcohol and unable to ponder the human heart in conflict with itself.
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