"I gave myself the nickname 'Little Ugly,'" Dickey said Friday, playing off Colon's nickname.
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Creech is a working nickname for the titular Monster Truck, and not the final nickname, right?
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She's bestowed on me the nickname Shazza, perhaps the first nickname in my life I actually like.
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Her father's nickname for her was 'little Nell,' and we thought she was worthy of a stronger, more powerful nickname.
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" The artist worked quickly, earning him the nickname "Il Furioso" — his second nickname, actually, given that Tintoretto means "little dyer.
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Comey's nickname for Trump When Comey was asked during the town hall what his nickname is for Trump, he said he doesn't have one.
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Open up your client and set your nickname ("nick") like this: /nick is the command, followed by whatever your nickname is going to be.
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" On the nickname "coonman" that appeared in the yearbook: "My main nickname was Goose, because when my voice would change, it would change an octave.
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In "Account Settings," under your profile picture in the "Profile" section, look for the "Nickname" box and enter the nickname that you wish to use.
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He doesn't need to vulture a nickname from a Hall of Famer and Champion in Tom Seaver, who had the nickname before Brady was even born.
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" One nickname thing: O'Rourke borrowed Trump's nickname for Ted Cruz, O'Rourke's opponent in the 2018 midterms: "Senator Cruz is not going to be honest with you ... He's dishonest, and it's why the president called him Lyin' Ted, and it's why the nickname stuck — because it's true.
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To set a nickname manually, head to the Contacts app and add it to the relevant contact (tap the Edit icon then More fields to see Nickname).
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" Mattis apparently isn't a fan of his iconic nickname Known for his sometimes colorful rhetoric – called "Mattisisms" – the retired general has earned the nickname "Mad Dog Mattis.
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My quirk is that I nickname everybody who works for me, and I don't know if I can nickname 250 people the same way I can with 50.
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To distinguish the two, Coach Darrell Royal gave one the nickname Lam, for Jones's hometown, and the other the nickname Ham, because that Jones came from Hamlin, Tex.
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A nickname and a phone number Thursday's case began with a tip off from the US authorities in August 2017 involving only a nickname and a single phone number.
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Bush earned the nickname "Low Energy Jeb" after what Trump said was a lack of charisma in his debate performances, a nickname that stuck throughout his failed primary bid.
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It's so funny because I found when naming my kids, I always thought, Oh, this is going to be their nickname and then it never ends up being their nickname.
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" Another trainer John Meadows gave Simmons the nickname "#OldManCranking.
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That new nickname ... "Bed Bath and Killa" ... really fits.
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A MONKEY ON A DIET -- THE POOR GUY'S NICKNAME!
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The evidence -- Treach has a hilarious nickname for Bushwick.
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Turns out ... we're told Brown Bear is Jacob's nickname.
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" But the better nickname might be the "zombie tax.
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" He gave the senator a new nickname: "Joe Munchkin.
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" This skill earned Harris the nickname "One Shot Harris.
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Killah and another Wu-Tang member were out at LA Live Friday night and he has a new nickname for the AIDS/cancer drug gauger ... a nickname that cuts like a knife.
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"Sid Vicious" was one common nickname; his own White House colleague Rahm Emanuel gave him the nickname "grassy knoll," owing to his penchant for identifying and decrying various conservative conspiracies against the president.
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In the process, Israel Hayom gained the nickname Bibi-ton — a mashup of Netanyahu's own nickname and the Hebrew word for newspaper — and a reputation as the Pravda-esque mouthpiece of Bibi's government.
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"Dooly was my nickname," says Youman, noting that the nickname refers to a popular Korean cartoon dinosaur and star of the "Dooly, The Baby Dinosaur" show in the 236's and 90's.
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"Hi Bob, which nickname are you referring to?" he asked.
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"Ziver," he replies, a reference to his nickname for her.
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His play earned him the nickname "Sav," as in savage.
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Superman, which was the nickname he used to call Jack.
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Trump recycled a derogatory nickname when he dubbed Democratic Rep.
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I thought of the White House's nickname: the People's House.
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In short: He hasn't earned the nickname "maverick" for nothing.
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Turns out, "foggy London Town" isn't just a charming nickname.
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Hence, her nickname, "Wreath Witherspoon." which she unveiled last year.
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This is the nickname that I get from these people.
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In reality, the "Outer Space Treaty" is just a nickname.
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Kate Middleton has the most adorable nickname for her daughter!
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The nickname "Poppet" may sound familiar to some royal fans.
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"It's just what will the nickname be, really," she shared.
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But MESA is unlikely to live up to its nickname.
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"It got really scary," Elle, a nickname, told BuzzFeed News.
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Everyone knows the Nahua indigenous woman by her nickname, MariChuy.
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Born Peter Gene Hernandez, Bruno is the singer's childhood nickname.
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Kate has more than one sweet nickname for her daughter.
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Her nickname is Mamacello because she loves limoncello so much.
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"Becky" refers to the nickname for a cheating husband's girlfriend.
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Zhang, nickname Allen, is by nature a hardcore product manager.
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Maybe they should settle the nickname controversy mano a mano.
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The Land of Enchantment hardly lives up to its nickname.
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"If you have a nickname, write it down," he said.
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But Jameela Jamil has decided to nickname hers "babe marks".
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The nickname has endured, but little else remains the same.
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Trump first tweeted the "Little Marco" nickname in February 2016.
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A catchy nickname helped investigators keep crooks straight, he said.
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Sainty, incidentally is her official nickname for her youngest child.
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One sign: Trump isn't calling Mueller by a demeaning nickname.
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"So that's probably going to be the kid's nickname forever!"
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Little Nori has some competition in the adorable nickname department.
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Consumers give you your nickname, not the other way around.
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"Goodbye president, goodbye Bajbouj," they shouted, referring to Essebsi's nickname.
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Whoa, that's some Big Yield Shames, as his nickname suggests.
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"#Freebds," he wrote, referencing Mike's nickname of Big Daddy Sitch.
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In the world of Fandom, a good nickname means everything.
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"Long live Apo!" everyone cried, using a nickname for Öcalan.
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There, Trump unveiled a new nickname, calling Heller's opponent, Rep.
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His nickname came from his skill at the poker table.
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Ozzie Smith earned the nickname "The Wizard" for his defense.
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Meghan McCain called that a "real ugly nickname" on Friday.
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"Suchie!" he called, using his nickname for his sister Jenny.
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"Beto" is a common Spanish nickname for people named Roberto.
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I don't think it's our place to make the nickname.
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" His aggressive manner helped earn him the nickname "Lord Pumicestone.
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That's why [Trump's] nickname ['Lyin' Ted'] stuck — because it's true.
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He used that nickname later when he performed in nightclubs.
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He got the nickname Running Man from his fellow inmates.
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" The nickname for defining the mainstream media was "fake news.
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After a while, the crowd started chanting the man's nickname.
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"My nickname in the household was Captain Fun," he said.
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Even the story behind Hield's cuddly nickname is somewhat macabre.
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Fortunately, a fitting nickname is already available: the Trump voter.
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And none of them has even a nickname called Allah.
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Remember when "Swerving" was just a nickname for Ernie Irvan?
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Queen C: Queen C is more than just a nickname.
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How did you learn about the base's nickname, "American Flowers"?
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"Every text announcer has a nickname when broadcasting," he said.
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My nickname, "The Hatchet", came from my younger brother Dave.
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He blushed, but seemed proud of the nickname, observers said.
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His nickname, Pik, is short for pikkewyn, Afrikaans for penguin.
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Any of this could be inspiration for a new nickname.
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An insect with the nickname "kissing bug" doesn't sound scary.
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The article also misspelled the nickname of Trinh Thi Ngo.
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Miami, earning the nickname of Little Jerusalem, remained a bubble.
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Beckham has come up with an alternative nickname for Barkley.
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A dick is a nickname frequently applied to male genitalia.
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A child gets a nickname growing up, and it sticks.
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Game Descriptors: My tolerance for this type of nickname varies.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Stony Brook's nickname.
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On Baseball BOSTON — The nickname is both irresistible and inaccurate.
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L has written "Jap" — Mr. Johns's nickname in his youth.
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And he would be changing the team's nickname to Yankees.
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The nickname does not come up so much, these days.
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But for Bryant, the moniker is more than a nickname.
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This was the week the congresswomen leaned into their nickname.
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Who was she and where did she get her nickname?
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The Times was, as its nickname suggests, the Gray Lady.
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President Donald Trump has ridiculed Warren with the nickname "Pocahontas".
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It's a nickname that reduces us solely to our race.
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Bench coach Tim Bogar hung the new nickname on Paxton.
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The nickname "Moonbeam" refers to a jibe from Brown's past.
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She is also ready to shed her nickname for good.
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Khloé Kardashian is showing off baby True's nickname in style!
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Her nickname for me all month was Mr. Grumpy Pants.
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" Underwood was the one who coined the nickname "Tic Tac.
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After the meeting, he was asked about Trump's closer nickname.
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Cruz ran an ad earlier this year mocking O'Rourke's nickname.
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" Also because Volker actually said the nickname made him "cringe.
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On the spot, it acquired its nickname: the Equality State.
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Colston earned the nickname "The Quiet Storm," according to ESPN.
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" The CNN anchor has called the nickname "an Italian aspersion.
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Ever wondered why some San Franciscans hate the nickname Frisco?
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I got the nickname Trinket Girl because of that bag.
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How did you get your nickname / develop your superfan persona?
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KS: Sleeping Sam — that was his nickname, Sleeping Sam [laughter].
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It's surprisingly hard to say where the nickname came from.
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There's no other way to say it—unless you refer to him by his nickname, "The Screaming Eagle of Soul," but even a ridiculous nickname like that doesn't quite sell how important this man is.
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She may have retired the nickname, but the attitude is forever.
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" Pretending to address Ivanka, 36, Wolf said: "Is your nickname herpes?
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"City of love," he captioned the photo, referring to Paris' nickname.
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" Crupi often called Macri by his nickname, "pumadoru" – dialect for "tomato.
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Bling has long been Ling's nickname both professionally and among friends.
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The former The Chew host also revealed her youngest's cute nickname.
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"My nickname senior year was 'ugly duckling,' " he told the hosts.
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OK, full disclosure: I have no idea what Ubriaco's nickname was.
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"You definitely don't want the nickname 'needle dick,'" I was told.
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"iGen" is Twenge's shrewd nickname for this first fully wired generation.
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What would "GOM" (his nickname, for "grand old man") champion today?
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Doria and Thomas had an adorable nickname for their new daughter.
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Also, its name is Pepper (which is also Teigen's mother's nickname).
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It seems that is the nickname his teammates have given him.
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Each bomb had its own nickname, like Zucchini, Lacrosse, and Umbrella.
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"Hello, I'm Marty," Scott says in the clip, using Mason's nickname.
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I think since then the nickname has kind of just stuck.
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I don't think there's a nickname for a billion user product.
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Why did Annaliese wear a Zorro mask to honor the nickname?
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Roberts gets her nickname "Bob" painted on her J.Crew denim jacket.
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His nickname was Benz, though he drove a white Chevy Cruze.
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Custom nicknames can be entered by tapping Add Field then Nickname.
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Side note: Ginsburg is totally aware of the Notorious RBG nickname.
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Read the letter ... Roberto explains why he gave him the nickname.
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Nickname and sense of style aside, La Barbie was no softy.
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If they're lucky, criminals end up with a semi-flattering nickname.
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They call the little girl "Chi" — pronounced "shy" — as a nickname.
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The trio, who nickname themselves "the three amigos," sideline career diplomats.
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They gave him a nickname: "shibd al-assad," or lion cub.
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He recalled nothing of his life, other than his nickname, Lumberjack.
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A new nickname, the Fighting Hawks, has been approved and adopted.
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He said, 'What up killa,' 'cuz that's my nickname to him.
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"Kiwi" A "kiwi" is a nickname for someone from New Zealand.
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And he gave Trump a classic new nickname in the process.
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His nickname was Igbo, "after the African tribe," recalled the Rev.
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It was a nickname that friends chose rather than I did.
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This is Ma Huateng, who also goes by the nickname Pony.
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Tammy Duckworth bestowed on him a new nickname: Cadet Bone Spurs.
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"LAND of a thousand hills" is an apt nickname for Rwanda.
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" Ken Hargreaves said: "It is a nickname for a fierce warrior.
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It fell to AMLO [López Obrador's nickname: his initials] to fill
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I have a male colleague, who goes by the nickname Andy.
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Trump also crowed about how he liked his nickname, Mad Dog.
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Allen went by the nickname "Big Rob," according to a witness.
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Hopefully it's just a nickname that I can live up to.
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His nickname was "Viktor the Terrible," largely because of his temper.
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Read more: Kate Middleton calls Princess Charlotte a surprisingly common nickname
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Trump singled out "the squad," a nickname for Omar and Reps.
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Like its nickname suggests, the new park will be centrally located.
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"That explains why he hasn't given her a nickname," Noah said.
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It continues to live up to its nickname, "Hotel of Doom."
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Excited fans had a new nickname for this year's festival: Beychella.
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But perhaps my favorite nickname, Indian toilet paper, speaks for itself.
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She laughs and calls him a nickname on the way out.
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It might be time to give them a social media nickname.
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Julián Julián, nickname JJ, was killed when his car was stolen.
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FYI, Kovalev earned his nickname "Krusher" for his devastating punching power.
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Correction: This post originally reported the group's nickname, incorrectly, as "Thirp."
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Apparently this edition of the Harris Mailbag will be nickname-heavy.
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Diagramming a Nickname for Otto Porter Otto Porter is unwaveringly monotonous.
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As in the nickname of the Spurs' coach, Gregg (Pop) Popovich?
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Using the same nickname for TWO people...another sign of dementia!
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He was given the nickname "Oops" for his lack of dexterity.
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Wintour is generally known as a fearsome leader (nickname: "Nuclear Wintour").
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According to the Baseball Reference website, Price's nickname is Astro's Dad.
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Of course, a descriptive nickname can dig up some old demons.
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"Allie was my flower child," said Ms. King, using Allison's nickname.
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President Trump handed the Democratic candidate, Conor Lamb, a biting nickname.
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He inked the knuckles on his right hand, "SLIM" ... her nickname.
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That and other episodes earned him the tabloid nickname "Bonking Boris".
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It is also apparently a nickname for the drug Vicodin, too.
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Justin Williams earned another chance to live up to his nickname.
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" The president gave her a derogatory nickname, calling her "Crazy Nancy.
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But she grew tired of people calling her by the nickname.
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His long red locks earned him the nickname the Flying Tomato.
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In the process they even earned themselves a nickname: the "superconnectors".
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He offered up DiCaprio&aposs "lover" nickname for the actor instead.
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Bring back the old slogan, nickname G1C as "Kings Landing" pic.twitter.
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Pretty much tells you how the Dems got their nickname, CROOKED!
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Nickname: The Underwater Meteor * Took up swimming in 1998 in Hangzhou.
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The nickname wasn't officially adopted until the 19433th ceremony in 1939.
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Over time, Ryan Rodriguez has earned the nickname Nerves of Steel.
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Detectives had the gunman's nickname, a play on his light complexion.
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His more famous moniker was a nickname that became a pseudonym.
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Quick question: What kind of tree nickname should Donald Trump have?
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It gets its nickname from the chemical reaction known as cracking.
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Her father calls her Big Time, a nickname from her childhood.
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Ghosn earned his nickname after ordering plant closures when restructuring Renault.
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The latter piece had her nickname, JLo, written in sparkling gems.
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Soon, Macron had a new nickname: the President of the rich.
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But, hey ... small price to pay for a dope nickname, right?!?
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Angel, on the other hand, acquires the nickname of Droopy Dog.
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He has competed using curved prostheses that inspired the nickname Bladerunner.
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Don't let those quotes — or Mattis's nickname, "Mad Dog" — fool you.
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"You definitely don't want the nickname 'needle dick,'" I was told.
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The second star: Stefan Noesen's new nickname – Big week for Noesen.
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In 2001, Smart was signed by the XFL's Las Vegas Outlaws -- which encouraged players to select a fun WWE-style nickname to rock on their jerseys ... and Smart famously picked, "He Hate Me." Why the nickname?
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But her name means "blessed" and we loved the nickname Nica also.
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The bombshell: "Sasha" isn't her legal first name, but rather her nickname.
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He asked to be identified only by a nickname for his safety.
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Georgia has embraced the nickname Y'allywood to celebrate its entertainment biz bonafides.
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Of course, Dixon's height was not the only reason for his nickname.
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They even earned the nickname "America's Team," which Schramm later helped popularize.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly spelled Elizabeth Shelley's nickname.
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I've got a firm "You can't give yourself your own nickname" rule.
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They sang their alma mater and chanted "forty-niners," the school's nickname.
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Did you Google "Donald Drumpf" after John Oliver coined his new nickname?
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Its nickname is Ultima Thule, though I prefer the much nicer MU69.
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I will be calling you by your nickname if you tell me.
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Today, many of those groves are gone, and so is the nickname.
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"Get well, Big Papi," Gooding said of Ortiz, using his famous nickname.
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But he's also been known by another, less used nickname: All day.
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I don't think Dunkuel is actually his nickname, but it should be.
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It did earn me a nickname in the tabloids though: "Dr Death".
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Fanwood is a nickname for the New York School for the Deaf.
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These feats earned him the nickname "the Swiss machine", which he hated.
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"Please choose your new nickname wisely," the company warns in release notes.
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Oklahoma's nickname, the Sooner State, certainly does not refer to health care.
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Campus 2, as it's called, looks like a spaceship — hence its nickname.
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This year, he's continuing in this vein with "Little Heart"—her nickname.
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Its nickname is "Ryancare" after Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House.
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Every player has a catchy nickname and their own walk-on music.
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I ask for the man's identity, and she gives me a nickname.
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Luke calls Diamondback "Willis," his given name, instead of his reptilian nickname.
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Many of his crimes were committed barefoot, earning Harris-Moore his nickname.
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His proximity to the Russian president earned him the nickname "Putin's Chef".
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The Duggar family has an interesting nickname for a popular springtime dish.
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Obviously, Robin would also have to have a catchy nickname or two.
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The Beehive State gets its nickname from the industriousness of its citizens.
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Maria Cantwell (D-WA) tried to coin a new nickname for Palantir.
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" Decades later, Espenak, 64, a retired NASA astrophysicist, enjoys the nickname "Mr.
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A new nickname was necessary for the new coach of the Gamecocks.
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Eugenie isn't the only royal with a cute nickname for their father.
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Perhaps "wife" is just a cute (albeit confusing?) nickname Bieber gave Baldwin.
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She's earned the nickname of "powerhouse in pigtails" for good reason. 4.
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Autry, who went by the nickname "Train," later met up with Adams.
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You might also include a middle initial that leads to a nickname.
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He earned his nickname "Mad Dog" for his blunt, tough-talking manner.
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Maybe he didn't mind because the nickname built up his borderlands identity.
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She also gave Josh a nickname: Oz. The man behind the screen.
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Lots of websites credit ESPN's Jon Gruden with giving Manning the nickname.
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Lewis also became an ordained minister, earning him a second nickname: "Parson".
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His nickname on long-range bombing missions was "Heinie the tank-buster".
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Some call him the "Armored Armani," although he doesn't like the nickname.
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As previously acknowledged, my nickname seemed to be Dink—not my choice.
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Boutte has earned the nickname the 'dancing doctor' because of her videos.
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Reese is obviously very proud of her new "holiday nickname," on Wednesday.
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FRANKEN We all knew he'd have a nickname: President Trump slammed Sen.
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We think it's kind of the most adorable nickname for their kids.
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It wasn't until the War of 1812 that she earned her nickname.
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The president last month made an offhand remark about rhyming the nickname.
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Surely you know the key to a good playground nickname is consistency.
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But whatever it is, it has earned him the "bird whisperer" nickname.
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She offered only her nickname, Romashka, a typical practice for soldiers here.
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Sure enough, it earned him the nickname Helicopter Ben from his critics.
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This earned him the nickname "Airmiles Andy," according to the Washington Post.
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Her nickname is Selam, which means "peace" in the Ethiopian Amharic language.
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PFAS's persistence in the environment has earned it the "forever chemical" nickname.
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There are many legends surrounding how Lewis "Chesty" Puller got his nickname.
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The nickname "Jack" was given to him by a tourist he befriended.
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"Spags doesn't back down," Giants linebacker Keenan Robinson said, using Spagnuolo's nickname.
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In the animated movie, that's the nickname that Tramp gives to Lady.
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He earned the nickname "The Manimal" from his physical style of play.
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The Spurs Need a Nickname Five-man unit nicknames are the greatest.
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He sang in a reggae group called Código Reggae, hence his nickname.
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We may never know whether "babe" is indeed Kate's nickname for Will.
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Shaq, exacting revenge for Dwight copping his "Superman" nickname, was particularly ruthless.
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Moore went on to bring up the nickname in two other tweets.
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Tom Brady tried to trademark a nickname he hated but it backfired.
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Today you described a sitting US Senator by the nickname 'Sneaky Dianne.
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On Monday, Trump added a new one to his growing nickname list.
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Crown Heights From "Crow Hill," a nickname for a 19th-century prison.
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Crown Heights From "Crow Hill," a nickname for a 19143th-century prison.
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He took his name from a childhood nickname given by his mother.
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But sometimes the nickname is more of a burden than a blessing.
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Larry Shepherd (Steve Carell) — his nickname was Doc — served in the Navy.
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The fact that he had that nickname of Rocket was very helpful.
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Mr. Miller acquired the nickname "Zigzag Zell" among some Democratic Party leaders.
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In fact, the toned-down nickname may be the single biggest difference.
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He trashes you, but there's some lingering ... What would be your nickname?
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The title refers to the unwelcome nickname that the teenage Willowdean, a.k.a.
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Mr. Madela, who uses the nickname Mdu, is wondering what he'll find.
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"Jefe," Mr. Baker said, using his Spanish nickname, "Chief," for Mr. Bush.
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When Leticia's nickname is first mentioned, a Wagnerian motif does not follow.
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There was Stephen Flemmi, his sidekick with a chilling nickname: the Rifleman.
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Wood first worked in a sawmill and acquired the nickname the Woodchopper.
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The store sign also bears the prime minister's nickname: NaMo Tea Stall.
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"Fake news" is just the new nickname for the left-wing variety.
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It's my nickname, combining the nicknames of Jose (Pepe) and Antonio (Ton).
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Others refer to meetings with "Squarehead" (Mr Fico's nickname on satirical websites).
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Looking to the domain for a Space Force nickname offers some options.
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The "principal" nickname owed to his hyper-diligence in his elected role.
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He does not possess Porzingis's highlight-reel abilities or Twitter-friendly nickname.
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It is famous enough to have earned a nickname, the Holy War.
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"That's just Toe being Toe," Girardi said, using the diminutive Torreyes's nickname.
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Bryant used the nickname on his Instagram account as recently as Jan.
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There's a nickname for visual-effects workers' spouses: VFX widows and widowers.
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Mr. Trump particularly likes "Mad Dog Mattis," the former Centcom commander's nickname.
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So nurses in the hospital gave the infant a temporary nickname, Husna.
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You guessed it: The nickname describes what he did to his victims.
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The nickname was a nod to his own title, the Black Mamba.
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Alex uses the nickname ExposeHim_ online, and Freddy is known as GetOnMyLevel41.
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Big WildSomeone stole my college nickname and called their band that. Cool.
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Her father's family nickname -- "Pepito" -- was written by hand in wet cement.
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The nickname was widely used in briefings and reporting on the attack.
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Kirsten Gillibrand 's childhood nickname was Loudmouth; this did not daunt her.
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The color green is a nod to Ireland's nickname, the Emerald Isle.
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Kennedy got the nickname "Radio" because he always carried a transistor radio.
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It also featured a monogram of her nickname, JLo, written in gems.
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He even gave it a nickname, Rosie, a tribute to Rosemary Clooney.
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By his own account, he once went by the hacker nickname Forb.
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The song became Ms. Masuka's calling card, and Nontsokolo became her nickname.
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You guessed it: The nickname describes what he did to his victims.
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"Heat" is a nickname for the police, and their shields are BADGES.
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Lesandro, who went by the nickname Junior, did not return right away.
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Moon man: His Instagram followers know him by his nickname, Major Moon.
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The governor has not addressed the nickname, which contains a racial slur.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday revived a nickname he used for Sen.
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"She didn't earn the nickname 'the Notorious R.B.G.' for nothing," he said.
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At closer look I saw a sign with my nickname on it.
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The signing of the bill into law comes months after a local school district made the decision to stop using the nickname "Indians" at a high school, eliminating the last use of the controversial nickname in the state.
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"Mormon is a long-standing nickname for the church and for the movement, but the church leadership has always been concerned that the nickname has obscured the fundamentally Christian nature of the church and the religion," Mason told CNN.
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His giant girth was much mocked: his nickname was die Birne ("the Pear").
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Pepper's name is shared with the nickname Teigen often calls her mother, Vilailuck.
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"Centipedes" ("pedes" for short), a nickname for fellow Trump enthusiasts, gets 26,100 mentions.
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Her parents called her Robin, and she used the nickname all her life.
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Kept it the rest of high school though, and had the nickname 'Gandhi.
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Spider-Man is a pretty good art thief nickname, but kind of obvious.
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No Italian can fail to hear an echo of Mussolini's nickname, Il Duce.
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname /develop your Superfan persona?
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Kingslayer: Jaime Lannister's nickname after he killed Daenerys' father, Aerys "Mad King" Targaryen.
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Everyone likes a cool nickname, no matter how much they say they don't.
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Strider is the nickname of the fantasy trilogy's widely traveled main character Aragorn.
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The bird behind Blake Lively's formerly unwanted nickname is now her new BFF.
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Yes, Blankenship has come up with a strange nickname just like Trump did.
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They also gave the movement a nickname — which eventually got back to Epperly.
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For a guy with 'the best words' that's a pretty lame nickname. Weak!
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"Creepy Uncle Joe is a nickname he's earned over the years," Hannity said.
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Piya, whose nickname is Nok, is well-suited for the job, Patee added.
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Nor has the president's regal haughtiness, which has earned him the nickname "Jupiter".
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname / develop your Superfan persona?
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The hashtag #SaveKoy began trending, Koy being a nickname for the disgraced mistress.
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His nickname is "Slim," and, according to reports, his favorite sport is volleyball.
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His fancy attire and rich lifestyle led to this nickname: The Dude President.
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Lopez had a classic baseball nickname, Señor Smoke — though Urquidy probably throws harder.
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Another small, but necessary change: You can switch your nickname within the game.
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And did you gasp when she broke out Ruby, her old Jezebel's nickname?
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Nihal Raj, known by his nickname Kicha, is no ordinary six-year-old.
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"We gotta lose that nickname," he says of being called Grocery Store Joe.
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"But I agree with Gina," Duterte said, calling the minister by her nickname.
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Thiel cleverly referred to it by a lesser-known nickname, the Gawker Bill.
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And each nickname has its own origin and creation story, according to Trump.
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This early prosthetic device gave him the nickname "Götz of the Iron Hand".
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The cigarette butts contained King's DNA, and police learned King's nickname was Possum.
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Even its nickname, the Evergreen State, conjures up images of strength and sturdiness.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger has a special nickname for Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi — and it's adorable.
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The Palmetto State derives its nickname from the state tree, the sabal palmetto.
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Felix is his son's godfather (perhaps how Felix got the nickname el Padrino).
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Ad0, which is the same nickname used by the person who announced Ripper.
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Can't see many British politicians earning such a complimentary nickname any time soon.
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Here's what we don't know: Is Topsy a nickname or her given name?
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Morgan said the couple's actions should not be glamorized with a catchy nickname.
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" At one point, she deploys a Trumpian nickname for the president: "Twitter Fingers.
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It would soon become much better known by a new nickname: Silicon Valley.
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OK, we have to talk about the Oddfather nickname and his strange behavior.
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Annie, a nickname for Anna, was last seen by her roommate on Oct.
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Coolidge wasn't one for words, earning the nickname "Silent Cal" as Vice President.
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It's been an ongoing nickname and I thought "Ginger's Grill" was quite quirky.
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His self-dubbed nickname is "Golden Eagle" — you can't make this stuff up.
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"I love you, Beyoncé," Banks, whose nickname is Ebob, can be heard saying.
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Cody "No Love" Garbrandt may have to change his nickname ... 'cause he's engaged!
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Check it out ... they already have a new nickname for the famous egg.
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Watch the video to find out the adorable nickname they had for Redford.
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Baby Felicity Nicole Vuolo may have just found a new nickname: sleeping beauty!
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Hanson, who sometimes went by the nickname O-Dog, was the alleged ringleader.
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Naturally, he needed a similar nickname for Sendak, so he called him Zesto.
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Warren's childhood nickname is every ounce the truth: He really is Sir Cool.
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Your buddy ~ DJ PS: Your nickname "Tater" is almost as cool as "Rock".
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" Plus, "He even gave me another nickname, as if I need one more.
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All of these symptoms have earned severe sunburns a colloquial nickname: sun poisoning.
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"We want HQ85033," Booker said, referring to the Amazon offices by their nickname.
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To date, Trump hasn't really come up with a belittling nickname for Mueller.
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And if she doesn't have a nickname by now, she ain't getting any.
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A huge rose arrangement that spells "CHI," her nickname, from aunt Khloé Kardashian.
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Oklahoma earned its nickname—the Sooner State—during the Land Rush of 1889.
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Our city's nickname, the Big Apple, has little to do with fruit production.
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"Even my nickname was a way to create distance from Dad," he recalled.
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There, he was asked to give himself a nickname, he chose Abu Omar.
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Shortly after, Kanye denounced his full first name in favor of his nickname.
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"We are very happy with Nico and Checo," he said, using Pérez's nickname.
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" Spike Lee, for Best Trump Nickname of The Year: "Agent Orange, wake up!
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"We want HQ2628," Booker said, referring to the Amazon offices by their nickname.
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Sauerbrunn captioned the photo "Notorious," a play on the justice's "Notorious RBG" nickname.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s nickname is "Money" for never losing a boxing match.
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Every character has a colorful nickname: Frankie Machine, Sparrow, Record Head, Piggy-O.
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He has previously wrestled in a red mask, giving rise to his nickname.
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O'Rourke resurrected the nickname given Cruz by Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The president&aposs slamming the entire scandal and giving it a new nickname.
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Michael called him D, a nickname the rest of the Whitfields eventually used.
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With his first professional fight just moments away, Aljahmi still had no nickname.
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In pleas for more information, his friends called him by his nickname: Did.
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One of the locals in the village [Kulusuk] told me about the nickname.
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Ma Po was actually the nickname of the woman who invented this dish.
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The chief said Muhammad, who is African American, used the nickname Black Jesus.
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That kind of language led local media to nickname him Park's "Bulletproof Vest".
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The nickname is a nod to the rapper Lil Wayne, a Whalen favorite.
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Phil Jackson, president of the New York Knicks, has a nickname: Zen Master.
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And for the record the nickname "Jeopardy!" was looking for was "The Process."
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Its nickname was the "Tocco," after the Ohio Crankshaft Company that created it.
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Neither the shady nickname nor the abnormal heart rate seemed to faze him.
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We know her only as Reno, her nickname, because that's where she's from.
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Biden relishes his "Middle-Class Joe" nickname and touts his working-class roots.
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The Greek family he worked for had an easy nickname for him: Ali.
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"It's kind of like the nickname Iggy, which I always hated," Iguodala said.
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Supporters of Ms. Harris chanted "DougHive," the internet nickname for his fan club.
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"Say what you will about Bibi," he said, using the prime minister's nickname.
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No, Turtle had been my boyhood nickname because I had a pet tortoise.
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"I hope something comes of it," he closes, signing off with his nickname.
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname / develop your superfan persona?
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Also bestowed is a nickname derived from some element in a Holmes story.
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"Game on, Tiny," she added, giving the president a nickname of his own.
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Mr. Costanzo, his nickname notwithstanding, was also adept on the larger conga drums.
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I interviewed this young Mara Salvatrucha gang member and his nickname was Montana.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Matemadanda, the military veteran, elaborated on the nickname.
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By the time I was 9, I had had enough of my nickname.
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By that point, Prior earned the nickname Moses in the Caps' locker room.
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You can easily change your nickname on Discord via the server settings menu.
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Her nickname, Cupcake, "was something I came up with," Dominic McKinney told CBS42.
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Fury's nickname is the Gypsy King, and who knows what the throne symbolized.
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Kobe Bryant&aposs nickname is "The Black Mamba," a name he gave himself.
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He is popular with the other men, especially Montoya (whose nickname is Mango).
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Perhaps never has a state nickname been more appropriate than the Golden State's.
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Mr Renzi, still only 44, once revelled in the nickname rottamatore, "demolition man".
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"That was Mike's nickname because he stole the ball so much," Dan said.
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His nickname was Savage, and friends gravitated toward his humor and nonconformist style.
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I've seen a few references to your rhetoric, including the nickname Kerosene Maxine.
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"Jokowi is fixated on his infrastructure things," he said, using Mr. Joko's nickname.
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"Mando" A nickname for Mandalorians that kinda feels like it may be offensive.
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Trump dismissed the results and brought back his "Pocahontas" nickname to ridicule her.
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The CIA says that the base gets its nickname from its map designation.
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Kardashian first revealed her daughter's silly nickname in an Instagram caption in June.
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The elevated status of "Javanka" -- how has that nickname not caught on more??
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Many climbers have died on its slopes, earning it the nickname Killer Mountain.
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Or maybe a mysterious ancient quarry, as indicated by its nickname, the Pedrera.
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Playing in 2,130 consecutive games helped earn Gehrig the nickname the Iron Horse.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The best nickname he can come up with is 'this gentleman.
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In fact, the best and only acceptable nickname for #conwaycat would be "Hashtag."
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LG: I feel like Brute Force would be a good nickname for Kara.
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For a guy with "the best words" that's a pretty lame nickname. Weak!
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Morrison also posits that the famed Kiki of "In My Feelings" lore is actually Kardashian West, given that it's a nickname she's gone by in the past — although the last time she tweeted using the nickname was back in August 2015.
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And he has made eight of 284 field-goal attempts in three seasons from at least 50 yards, which has earned him the nickname Legatron, a nod to the nickname Megatron given to the former All-Pro wide receiver Calvin Johnson.
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A kiss on the ring and a cute couple nickname for him and Sofia?
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"I was so ruthless on track," Ricciardo said, recalling Earnhardt&aposs nickname: The Intimidator.
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And as the 60-something chairman who gave her the not-so-endearing nickname?
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An "enormous oral microbiome of bacteria, viruses and yeast" is my dog's new nickname.
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Pregnant aunt Khloé Kardashian sent a huge rose arrangement that spells "CHI," her nickname.
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" He also used his favorite nickname for the former secretary of state: "Crooked Hilary.
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Swanik, who goes by the nickname Buz, studies the neurological basis of injury-proneness.
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And then they'd get to choose the nickname that the player had to wear.
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Sham (a nickname she uses) says that meanwhile, life in Lebanon had become unbearable.
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In a past life, he was a construction foreman who earned the nickname Animal.
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It's why the president called him Lyin' Ted, and it's why the nickname stuck.
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The signature "Black Mamba" nickname he adopted came from the aftermath of the allegation.
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His nickname "Bait Baby" was a heartbreaking reminder of what he'd been used for.
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St. Petersburg is like that kid you think will never shake an awful nickname.
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Jillian, who goes by the nickname J.J., had an air of independence about her.
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The scientific name is cumulonimbus flammagenitus, but the more common nickname is 'fire cloud.
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As the club's nickname, the Midget, might imply, it is hardly a snooty establishment.
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Syndergaard got his Norse nickname when he was in the Toronto Blue Jays organization.
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It earned its unfortunate nickname because it introduced a big dollop of blind luck.
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Such deals helped earn him his industry nickname - the "grandfather of China's capital markets".
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"He's having me say 'monkey' and...joke about someone's nickname being monkey," Tyler said.
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It was then that they attracted the nickname los Bichos Colorados (the Red Bugs).
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Angry outbursts earned her the nickname "the hellcat" from the president's assistant private secretary.
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The name "Bratayley" came from a nickname for Hayley, who originally started the channel.
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However, his reputation for falling asleep in public earned him the nickname "Sleepy Joe".
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The fiction was accurate down to a portmanteau nickname: Nurhadi and Aldo became "Dildo".
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President Trump is unveiling a new nickname for the latest development in Russia investigation.
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In memory of Their Coronation" and signed in her family nickname, Lilibet, "By Herself.
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"I'm not The Undertaker," he cracks, referencing the nickname of the iconic WWE performer.
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In the song, Bey refers to herself as "Beyzus," similar to Kanye's Yeezus nickname.
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Her determination has earned her a nickname among the hikers on the trail: Ironwill.
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Except that he didn't make up this infamous nickname: Jimmy Prime takes that win.
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Trump tried out the "rocket man" nickname at the 2017 United Nations General Assembly.
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The luxury maison has dubbed plenty of pieces with the fascinating founder's nickname, Coco.
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A nickname like "Pink Lady" probably won't inspire civilians to take a criminal seriously.
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The full moon gets a different nickname each month, based on Algonquin naming traditions.
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But Justin Bobby is not just a reality show boyfriend with a catchy nickname.
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On face value, the nickname skews ridiculous, and Washington hardly shies away from that.
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Aside from the fun takes, you'll learn why his nickname was 'Bobby Three Sticks.'
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They're still unusual, but they're also easy ways to get to the nickname Thor.
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Pober and Loomer, who is Jewish, insist that the nickname means no such thing.
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"Died of TrumpCare," said another, using a nickname for the American Health Care Act.
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What do you think the nickname for a Rolls-Royce roller bag might be?
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"Godzilla" — a more-than-deserved nickname for Nissan's ferocious sports car — is getting old.
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All director Rian Johnson will say is that "there's a reason" for the nickname.
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She says there's someone in The White House with the nickname, White House Barbie.
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In case you don't know ... O'Leary's nickname on the reality show is Mr. Wonderful.
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Giving, say, Kim Jong Un a mocking nickname could set off a world war.
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It's bold, blue hue has given it the nickname Unicorn Water or Mermaid Water.
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And for the record, the bus' nickname doesn't mean what you think it means.
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The stance has earned him fierce criticism — and the nickname "Fraidy-Pat" — from Democrats.
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His nickname for me was, 'Duh,' because he didn't think I was very smart.
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It appears the pair already has a couple nickname that we're 100% behind: Zigi.
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"This ho is gonna need a nickname," Asia shot back in her confessional interview.
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Swiss mountaineer Ueli Steck, 27, earned the nickname the Swiss Machine for his speed.
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Superstardom (and a long-lasting nickname) would ultimately elude Pendleton, as it eluded Gibson.
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Rich kids taunt him and nickname him Pelé, a moniker he comes to embrace.
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He kept repeating his nickname, Shibu, and the name of his childhood village, Dehergoti.
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But a perceived apathetic attitude on court earned him the nickname Joe Barely Cares.
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And given the rocket's size, it's easy to see how it got that nickname.
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Aristocles is best known for his nickname, given to him by a wrestling coach.
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It's listed as one by Baby Name Wizard, but not by Best Nickname Tees.
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A-Rod also weighed in on the couple's nickname in the press — J-Rod.
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The performance helped justify his nickname of Money Badger, which Badgley recently had trademarked.
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Indigenous groups have slammed Trump over the nickname, saying it amounts to a slur.
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There is also the question of what nickname fans might give Guaranteed Rate Field.
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He chose a Kunya (ISIS nickname), Abu Omar al-Amriki, according to court documents.
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His nickname, 'Chesty,' came from the legend that he had a false 'steel chest'
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Mitchell got his nickname from his love of superheroes and the kindness of friends.
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They were not being asked about Griffin, the team's nickname or any other issues.
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The nickname Marni came from the first letters of her first and middle names.
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"The Iron Lady" became a headline, Hosszu's nickname and, in time, her alter ego.
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Shoaib, 20, was too frightened to let anything other than a nickname be used.
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"Jay Powell should be managing the yield curve," Whalen said, using the chairman's nickname.
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He denounced the nickname of Washington's N.F.L. franchise (suggesting, as an alternative, the Whigs).
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"Squeeze Box Man" was the guitarist and banjoist John Mitchell's nickname for the boy.
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Mr. Clarridge, widely known by his nickname Dewey, delighted in the role of rogue.
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Ultimately, in June 260, North Dakota voters overwhelmingly chose to phase out the nickname.
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Tonic: Let's dive right in: How do you feel about the nickname 'Dr. Death'?
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Trump also revived the derogatory "Pocahontas" nickname he has used previously to describe Warren.
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SS Jordy Mercer and 303B Josh Harrison have a new nickname: Salt and Pepper.
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Grandma Teigen may have also let it slip that Luna has a special nickname.
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When she started blogging around the 2000s, she gave herself the nickname Hooligan Sparrow.
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She wasn't exactly surprised, though, considering my department's nickname for me is Chaotic Evil.
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And the answer to changing how he's perceived might be had with a nickname.
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The pair have two daughters, Jelena Noura Hadid — who goes by her nickname Gigi ...
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The singer Rihanna had the hit "Umbrella," and TIL that her nickname is RIRI.
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How did someone whose nickname was Nippy, go so suddenly from angel to ghost?
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Why on earth would a grown woman go through life with the nickname Bunny?
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The nickname Pixie had stuck to her since childhood, because of her upturned eyes.
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Seldom, if ever, has a baseball player had a nickname with a time frame.
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His classmates gave him the nickname "The Machine" because of the way he works.
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The daily schedule is rigorous, earning the 245-bed facility the nickname Brutal Path.
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Outgoing and brash, Hayes is a player's coach worthy of his nickname, Wild Bill.
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" Not for nothing, perhaps, had Mr. Kaluuya bestowed him with the nickname "Headshot Hoult.
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It was she who gave George his nickname, Poppy, when he was a toddler.
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They told stories, debated for the umpteenth time how he got the nickname Doorface.
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"We are exploring other options with Gelo," LaVar Ball told ESPN, using LiAngelo's nickname.
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Agent Orange" — his nickname for President Trump — "the Klan, the alt right, David Duke.
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A. It's the nickname our franchiser's co-founder got in the United States Army.
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Half the guys in charge, you can't even call them by their nickname anymore.
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Staub, a redhead, earned his nickname "Le Grand Orange" while playing for the Expos.
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"El Peje could make a change," Ms. Rodríguez said, using Mr. López Obrador's nickname.
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Around Long Island, the deli's owner, Joe Brand, shares Gordie Howe's nickname: Mr. Hockey.
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Correction: This story has been updated with the correct spelling of KoKo Bryant's nickname.
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" – Mr. Netanyahu's nickname – and carried placards with slogans like "Enough of the attempted putsch.
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His wily grasp of power earned him the nickname "Professor of Politics" amongst Kenyans.
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The measure, which gained little traction, earned a nickname on Capitol Hill: Zombie Trumpcare.
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McConnell's campaign, which Cavalry advises, put the nickname on T-shirts to sell online.
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Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather doesn't appear to be living up to his "Money" nickname.
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This is despite the fact that my nickname in high school was "Big Mack."
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The Chargers' passing game became so distinctive that it gained a nickname: Air Coryell.
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"Sonya hates to lose," said Alex Kenin, her father and coach, using her nickname.
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Dan, who is also being identified by a nickname to protect his privacy, giggled.
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You can edit your photos, nickname, and additional personal details on your Yelp profile.
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I hope somehow the 'Jew' nickname will spark interest in Judaism and Jewish culture.
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His big win had earned him the nickname "Lucky," but money was a problem.
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Hawaii's license has a giant rainbow to represent the state's nickname, the Rainbow State.
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After that, the future may be less certain than the G.O.P. plan's nickname suggests.
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Tennessee gets its nickname, the Volunteer State, from its long tradition of military service.
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Ty Cobb His nickname was the Georgia Peach, but he was anything but that.
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"Not Bibi," she added, referring to Mr. Netanyahu by his nickname, "and not Trump."
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The Goblin got its nickname because the scientists first observed it around Halloween 2015.
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The company's name, Pingtouge Semiconductor Company, references a Chinese nickname for the honey badger.
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It feels like no mistake that her nickname, El, is a soundalike for Elle.
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His nickname, according to Le Parisien, is Nez Rapé, roughly translated as Scraped-Nose.
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The two had been together for 12 years and took on the nickname Brangelina.
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Ms. Zhou, who is known in China by a nickname, Xianzi, thought about retreating.
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San Pietro was the nickname of a French forger who lived in Mexico City.
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O'Rourke used the nickname that Trump gave Cruz during the 2016 Republican presidential campaign.
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Was Rainmaker a nickname of yours growing up, since your name is Ray Maker?
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As recently as May, the chairman posted a photo to his personal Instagram wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "cocaine Mitch" — a derisive nickname for McConnell coined by coal magnate Don Blankenship that the majority leader's allies have reclaimed as an admiring nickname.
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Even his nickname, Pik—short for pikkewyn, Afrikaans for penguin—hinted at an impish character.
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" Clarifying on his answer, Brown explained the name was a "nickname I gave to myself.
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His name is familial, in honor of O'Sullivan's dad, while "Moon" is Regan's father's nickname.
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The campaign, given the nickname Abenomics, relied heavily on one strategy: weakening the country's currency.
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And Gyalchester is the well-known nickname for the parish of Manchester, Jamaica, West Indies.
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When exclusively using a nickname, for which there is no shared stereotype, this pressure disappears.
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We're told the kids have been referring to her by the nickname Chi (pronounced Shy).
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Maybe it's better to stick with places that just know you by your drunk nickname.
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Its nickname, the "Melksham Monster," comes from the English town in which it was found.
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The move brought him the nickname "Pharma Bro" and drew criticism from activists and legislators.
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Some put a twist on Trump's nickname for Cruz, Lyin' Ted: Goodbye, Lion Ted pic.twitter.
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"Moonbeam" is a nickname that Brown received in 1976 from Chicago newspaper columnist Mike Royko.
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I had the nickname "donut girl" the time lunch aides assigned seats at lunch time.
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Ever a lover of dog puns, the United States press gave her the nickname Muttnick.
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Hefner was born in Chicago, Illinois, picking up the nickname "Hef" while in high school.
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They would tell me I had owl eyes — that was my nickname throughout elementary school.
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From this, and the vitality he poured into the movement, he earned the nickname "H2O".
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Amazon's spokesperson told Business Insider that the company is not aware of The Sniper nickname.
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Admirers gave him a nickname, calling him "the Japanese cop" because of his Japanese heritage.
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The situation rekindled memories of the "bedroom tax", another policy felled by a catchy nickname.
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And it'll probably mean that the nickname "Cam Force One" will also need to change.
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Later, on Twitter, the actor gave the climber a nickname, #BizarroJarpad, and wished him luck.
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The distant object, 4 billion miles from Earth, is known by the nickname Ultima Thule.
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In 2015, Burch, who's gone by the moniker Dr. Drai, attempted to trademark his nickname.
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Mujey, who liked to spell her name Mujay, was sometimes called by the nickname Jay.
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His name is Lefty, and he gets his nickname from having a short left ear.
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But, you might know the drama club teen as her more meme-friendly nickname: Barb.
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Pop star Pink has a message -- as well as a nickname -- for one Twitter troll.
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But until an official title is given, we'll have the unofficial nickname we can use.
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Villains, who entered his second season with a pre-set Arthurian nickname for every contestant.
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He now uses the nickname professionally, attached to his given name, and for his band.
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I perhaps mistakenly believed this was a nickname that would be celebrated by the public.
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Around the office, he's picked up the nickname of "Space Cadet" for being an airhead.
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" If I were a fact-checker, I would rate Trump's "little" nickname as "mostly false.
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Why did he have the nickname "Dirty John," from longtime friends in the first place?
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His Instagram handle, sussexroyal, referred to the football club's nickname and his place of residence.
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The golden undies not only brought us laughs but spawned a new nickname: Captain Underpants.
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The state is not trying to be ironic with its nickname, The Land of Enchantment.
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His nickname will be "Lord of the Skies" because he'll use jets to transport cocaine.
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In one video, West calls out Drake for using that nickname in the first place.
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He got his nickname because he would dismember bodies and only leave the torsos behind.
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They asked me to play her onstage during a show, and it became my nickname.
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" That is the kind of rhetoric befitting a military leader with the nickname, "Mad Dog.
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Pacquiao calls the president by his nickname, Digong, a play on his first name, Rodrigo.
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Her distinctive brand of combative politeness has earned her the nickname of the "ginger ninja".
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The theme was Cactus Jack: the name of his record label and his adopted nickname.
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Lourd shared an adorable selfie of herself and her boo with their couple nickname: Baelor.
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Kate Hudson's upcoming role as a mother of three has a nickname now -- Denim Mom.
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The nickname Shy was given to him in his early childhood for that exact reason.
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Ultima Thule is a temporary nickname until a formal name is selected, likely this year.
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"It's always been the compers' board," she says, using the nickname adopted by forum members.
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Before he earned the nickname "Juice" and America's adoration, Simpson played running back at USC.
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But there's a bit of a debate over the nickname and whether it still fits.
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Giron, whose nickname is Manolo, said he felt nothing at the news of Castro's death.
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He picked up six shutouts in his first eight games, earning the nickname Mr. Zero.
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That's her family nickname, and also the color of one of her KKW Beauty lipsticks.
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That reputation has earned it a nickname: Matalipas, or the place where people get murdered.
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That patient was Melody Cooper, better known in the Downtown Eastside by her nickname, Rambo.
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Brooklyn filmmaker Elyse Fox used to sign off her Tumblr posts with the nickname #SadGirlElyse.
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Use the name, nickname, or initials you'd like your date to call you on OkCupid .
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Chris Pine had a nickname for Gal Gadot on the Wonder Woman set: Giggle Gadot.
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The move sparked outrage by patients and U.S. lawmakers, earning him the nickname "pharma bro."
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So, which nickname do you keep moving forward -- the old one or the Snoop one?
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"[Lauren is] my birth name, Keke is a nickname," the Scream Queens actress tells PEOPLE.
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The lawyer leading the questioning, Rowena Orr, later gets the nickname #ShockandOrr on social media.
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Fans are in full support; Syndergaard has even earned the nickname Thor, for obvious reasons.
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The nickname comes from the munitions' ability to instantly chop down huge swathes of forest.
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The team's nickname was fitting: The Racers ranked 14th in the country in scoring offense.
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Her third, "The Girl With the Golden Eyes" (1961), gave her a lifelong professional nickname.
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There were frequent choruses of allegiance to "Apo," the Kurdish word for uncle, Ocalan's nickname.
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Ultima Thule is indeed a very appropriate nickname — but only for a short time longer.
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With a nickname like "Sharpshooter," one would expect marksmanship — punishing blows landed accurately, with malice.
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And he managed all this despite being only 287 feet 11 inches, thus the nickname.
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See folks, that's why his nickname is Johnny Hockey and not Johnny Glorified Skills Competition.
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Sasha does seem to be a known nickname for Natasha, albeit not a common one.
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Her brothers' names also start with Aung San, so that's not ideal for a nickname.
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Team name and colors: The insignia of a U.S. government act inspired the Eagles' nickname.
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A man to his wife: Grate Che,' grate Che,' a Roman nickname for Francesca. Grattachecca.
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At that lecture, I'd also encountered a young man who went by the nickname Nickles.
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"It's trademarked," Duvall said, explaining that broadcasters had tried to apply the nickname to him.
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She was clearly irked by the President's frequent taunting and his nickname for her: Pocahontas.
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That was initially rooted in its aviation prominence, which earned it the nickname Jet City.
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"I watched Rudy take apart 'Fredo,'" Trump said, referring to a derogatory nickname against Cuomo.
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Back in September, Trump threatened to destroy North Korea and gave Kim a new nickname.
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Today, the plastic applicator is so prolific, it even has a nickname: Jersey beach whistles.
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Nickname [whatever your cool and unique relay name is] A unique name for your relay.
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He invoked Ms. Hasina's father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh's first leader, using an affectionate nickname.
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It also suggests the state's nickname, "the Buckeye State," which comes from the buckeye tree.
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It was a sad bit of nickname confluence that meant the mascot had to go.
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It's also the nickname of choice used to badge the EU by anti-EU media.
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"First Grandpa, First Pop-Pop?" she asked, citing granddaughter Charlotte's nickname for the former president.
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First, it's important to remember that, despite its nickname, Addyi doesn't actually work like Viagra.
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And what nickname did the good people of Boston pick for their National League club?
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That's when you know you've made it, is Michael Jackson having a nickname for you.
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Uncle Spliffy, a nickname bestowed on him after one of his suspensions, seemed just right.
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Ronaldinho somehow scammed his way into getting a nickname on the back of his jersey.
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In 2009, the Mexican Army caught a man with the same nickname and modus operandi.
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You then give your Mii a nickname, customize how it speaks, and choose its personality.
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Dining | Long Island The term "Gray Lady" is not just a nickname for this publication.
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Elizabeth Warren, another frequent Trump target with an offensive nickname -- Pocahontas -- also responded, on Twitter.
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With the ominous nickname '"The Capability," the national facial recognition database has previously faced scrutiny.
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And it was there in Belleau Wood, France that the Marines earned a new nickname.
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Justice Thomas spoke fondly about their teasing relationship, referring to his friend by his nickname.
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But it's not just Kathleen and her fans who use a nickname to describe her.
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In August 212, before he became a target of federal prosecutors, Navarro embraced his nickname.
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The baby boomers' den mother is Lincicome, whose power earned her the nickname Bam Bam.
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Singh has gone by the self-appointed nickname "Superwoman" since she was eight years old.
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