Donald is actually the most insecure man I've ever met.
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Donald Trump must be the most insecure billionaire on the planet.
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The connected devices you think about the least are sometimes the most insecure.
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For the most vocal, and the most insecure, maybe it was all along.
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"Imagine coming back when you're the most insecure," she said of her return.
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" She added: "The one thing I was most insecure about growing up was my booty.
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Or he may just need to show dominance because he's the most insecure man on the planet.
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So the dreams are about whatever is currently making me feel most insecure in my waking life.
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Millennials, more than any other generation surveyed by Schwab, feel the most insecure when it comes to their finances.
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The DRC is one of the poorest and most insecure countries in the world, despite its vast natural resources.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "No matter what else happens, Donald Trump will surely go down as our neediest and most insecure president.
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Around two-thirds clearly displayed a secure attachment to their owners, while most insecure cats were clingy and remained stressed.
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This means your data and identity remains safe and secure, even in the most insecure and dangerous hotspots and networks.
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Don't use Flash: Flash is historically one of the most insecure pieces of software that's ever been on your computer.
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These are places where peoples' ways of life are undergoing major disruptions, and where people feel most insecure about the future.
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By putting those two things next to each other, you're really seeing Ellie at her most confident and at her most insecure.
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All web browsers have vulnerabilities, but one piece of Chinese software might be eligible for the title of most insecure browser ever.
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The Democratic nominee's team thinks Trump is most insecure about his "intelligence, his net worth and his image as a successful businessman," the Times reported.
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"No matter what else happens, Donald Trump will surely go down as our neediest and most insecure president," Meyers said during his late-night show.
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Some aid agencies think that most insecure parts of Borno are now in full-blown famine, which would suggest that 30% of people there are acutely malnourished.
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"I'm one of the most insecure people in the world, always have been, and when you're a fat kid, you try to make the fat jokes before other people make them," he said.
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Being the actress is probably the most insecure of all the hats that I could wear because so much of your reality is based off of other people's opinions and not your own.
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The Clinton camp believes that Mr. Trump is most insecure about his intelligence, his net worth and his image as a successful businessman, and those are the areas they are working with Mrs.
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Rosselli is at her most insecure and self-destructive and, for the first time, readers may feel that they are reading something private, and that a key is needed to contextualize what is being read.
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Trump — described to me by Norm Ornstein, the political scientist, as "the most insecure and ego-driven person in the country" — is the mouthpiece of this frightened America that sees threats everywhere (even in an Italian mathematician).
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Not people named Gretchen, that is, but rather people who identify with Gretchen, the most insecure member of the Plastics — the ruthless high school clique that rules the show, just as it rules the movie that inspired it.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in four people are worried about losing their home or land, according to a survey of nine countries, with Nigerians most concerned about homes and smallholder farmers in Tanzania and Indonesia most insecure about land.
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This is an area where we might suffer from a surfeit of democracy: by losing interlocutors such as Rose, who could offer reassurance or mockery when we were at our most insecure, we've been left alone with our unmediated feelings.
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And the one thing I've always known — even in my darkest, most insecure hour — is that I will always succeed and achieve because I ultimately believe in my abilities to begin with a thought, build it and follow through on its completion.
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MARON: He's so — when you've done the amount of self-work you've done and you've grown up the way you've grown up, and you know, you know people, it's sort of like, they elected the most insecure, you know, needy, volatile dude.
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Even Chris Lowell manages to steal some spotlight as "Bash," the coked-out pretty boy whose longtime passion for wrestling leads him to pour his significant cash flow into GLOW and, in some surprisingly touching moments, coach Carmen through her most insecure moments.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nearly one in three people living in West and Central Africa fear losing their homes and land in the next five years, according to a survey of 33 countries, making it the region where people feel most insecure about their property.
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Luckily, when I'm at my most confused and my most insecure about who I am — usually on days when I've been forced to check a box identifying my race on some form — there is one tangible and delicious link to my identity as a Latina: chile.
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During the most insecure moments of my childhood, when all I wanted was to blend in, roti pizza became a reminder that the way my family did things — that we spoke Hindi at home, put chutney in our sandwiches, and yes, used roti as a pizza crust — wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Great TV existed before the arrival of milestones like The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, The Wire, and The Shield, but the gritty antihero saga has played a central role in getting TV accepted by even the most insecure of snobs as something that can be taken seriously and talked about without apologetic prefaces at parties.
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And it runs through the string of victories racked up by insurgent trade unions such as United Voices of the World and the Independent Workers of Great Britain, which both represent and are run by some of the country's most insecure workers and which are growing even as traditional unions continue to shed members.
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Seth Meyers said 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 will be regarded as the "neediest and most insecure president" in the country's history — with one possible exception.
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And indeed, simmering under all that Cabernet Sauvignon is a lot of pent-up anger, resentment, and fear — at Abby, who's so concerned about planning everybody else's fun that she's not having any; at Rebecca, who's been in a bad marriage for years and can't see it; at Naomi, who's drinking to stave off having to deal with a potential medical issue; at Jenny, who's constantly negative; and at Catherine, the most financially secure of them all, and the most insecure.
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'" Asghar told NBC News of her friendship with Woods. "And in a lot of ways we are. Jamila gets me through everything. She’s seen me at my worst, at my best, at my most insecure — everything.
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Furthermore, one of the most insecure Gondarine "shadow emperors", atse Tekle Giyorgis once took asylum in the same area. It was from Antalo that ras Wolde Selassie received annual taxes, reviewed troops and declared administrative re-organizations. His ambition to overthrow the Yejju dynasty induced him to undertake the necessary preparation from Antalo.
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The infants categorized as disorganized/disorientated are the most insecure and make up 5–15% of American infants. They exhibit both avoidant and resistant attachment behavior. This infant will become fearful when the mother is absent, and avoid her when reunited. Synchronized routines play a significant role in the development of interactional synchrony, predictors for quality attachment.
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The party were formed by Aziz Ishak on 29 August 1963. It main objective were to organize so-called "Malay-left", composed of the poorest peasants,the most insecure fisherman, and other discontented rural dwellers as part of a centre coalition to oppose the Alliance. It were formed after he resigned from the Cabinet and expelled from UMNO and Alliance. In 1964, the party joined the Malayan Peoples' Socialist Front.
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Because the grief knot is known to slip apart "with astonishing ease", it is considered one of the most insecure of knots. However, in its locked opposing half-hitch arrangement, the grief knot has been used as a practical bend for tying together flat materials, such as straps, belts, blades of grass, and similar materials. This is because the flat shape helps to prevent the knot from accidentally "unlocking". When used in this manner, the knot is known as a grass bend.
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There are concerns about the security of these servers, as they would be stored on private properties unmonitored. Unlike traditional data centers that are constantly monitored, data furnaces should be treated as the most insecure environment for data storage. For the best security, each server would have a device to prevent tampering. Furthermore, all of the data on these servers would have to be encrypted so that no one except the person requesting the data would have access to it.
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Venezuela is among the most violent places in Latin America. Class tension has long been a part of life in the South American country, where armed robberies, carjackings and kidnappings are frequent. Venezuela was ranked the most insecure nation in the world by Gallup in 2013 with the United Nations stating that such crime is due to the poor political and economic environment in the country. As a result of the high levels of crime, Venezuelans were forced to change their ways of life due to the large insecurities they continuously experienced.
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By the time Chávez died in 2013, Venezuela was ranked the most insecure nation in the world by Gallup. Crime has also continued to increase under Chávez's successor, President Nicolás Maduro, who continued Chávez's policies that had disrupted Venezuela's socioeconomic status. By 2015, crime, which was often the topic Venezuelans worried about the most according to polls, was the second largest concern compared to shortages in Venezuela. Crimes related to shortages and hunger increased shortly after, with growing incidents of looting occurring throughout the country. Most crime in Venezuela remains unpunished according to Venezuela's Prosecutor General’s Office, with 98% of crimes in Venezuela not resulting in prosecution.
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In 2019, he was a presidential aspirant under the platform of the Social Democratic Party. During his campaigns, Hagher urged the EFCC to prosecute presidents with fraudulent manifestoes, citing for example that the incumbent, Muhammadu Buhari, had promised to provide at least 20% of annual budgets for education, but less than 7% of the budget was being allocated to the sector. He also cited Buhari's campaign promise of setting up special courts, accelerating trials and jailing terrorists, kidnappers and other criminals. He lamented that Nigeria had become the most insecure place to be, torn apart along religious and ethnic lines and was gradually becoming a failed state.
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The film is inspired by the events of violence that occurred in Piazza San Babila in Milan in 1975, where groups of neo-fascists and anarchist communists were the protagonists. Four Milanese boys are part of a fascist group, claiming with all sorts of violence a new order based on the squadrism of Benito Mussolini. The boys are fighting with the institutions and against the youth group of the communists and the anarchists, and often collide during the protests, with violent outcomes. One day the leader of the fascist group asks Franco, the most insecure boy of the brigade, to perform a violent and demonstrative act against a randomly chosen communist boy, in order to redeem his "honor".
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Westgate Shopping Mall Throughout the 2000s, Nairobi had struggled with rising crime, earning a reputation for being a dangerous city and the nickname "Nairobbery," a name which persists today. On 7 August 1998, the US Embassy was bombed,1998 United States embassy bombings killing 224 people and injuring 4000. In 2001, the United Nations International Civil Service Commission rated Nairobi as among the most insecure cities in the world, classifying the city as "status C". In the United Nations report, it was stated that in 2001, nearly one third of all Nairobi residents experienced some form of robbery in the city. The head of one development agency cited the notoriously high levels of violent armed robberies, burglaries, and carjackings.
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Elaine Dundy called Parker a "master manipulator" who used Nick Adams and others in the entourage (including Parker's own brother-in-law Bitsy Mott) to counter possible subversion against him and control Elvis' movements. She later wrote a scathing characterization of Adams: > ... Brash struggling young actor whose main scheme to further his career was > to hitch his wagon to a star, the first being James Dean, about whose > friendship he was noisily boastful ... this made it easy for Parker to > suggest that Nick be invited to join Elvis' growing entourage of paid > companions, and for Nick to accept ... following Adams' hiring, there > appeared a newspaper item stating that Nick and Parker were writing a book > on Elvis together.Elaine Dundy, Elvis and Gladys (1985) p. 250 Dundy also wrote, "Of all Elvis' new friends, Nick Adams, by background and temperament the most insecure, was also his closest."Elaine Dundy, Elvis and Gladys, p.250.
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