They are careful to say they do not resent the Steelers.
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They need women to actually like them and not resent their dominance.
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I do not resent it at face value or at any level deeper than that.
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Sergeant Tawayha said at his trial that he did not resent the American presence at the base.
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Here's What To Do How To Not Resent Your Friend When They're Way Ahead Of You In Life
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Trump on Wednesday said that he does not resent Cruz for their often bitter contest against each another.
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Randall, meanwhile, is trying to stay positive and not resent his brother for the danger he put Tess in.
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"Americans do not resent great wealth, as long as it was not achieved through cheating and stealing," Sonnenfeld said.
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How could they not resent a major decision that blindsides them and bulldozes family life as they know it?
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Nancy Velázquez, 32, a butcher on the assembly line, said she did not resent the people who can afford it.
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I do not resent the crow, and in fact respect him taking the path laid out for him by the universe.
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How can you not resent knowing that you're going to be subject to more of them than ever before in the next few months?
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Elizabeth did not resent him for bringing it up, but felt stuck: She was not even sure what, exactly, he wanted from her, or how she could give it.
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After defeating Serena Williams, Pliskova, a Czech, remarked that New York must hate her, but a city that is not determined to deport its immigrants does not resent the success of its visitors, either.
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I hope — even if he failed at becoming the music industry's go-to legal counsel, a Dave Matthews roadie, or whatever sort of work he might have enjoyed — that he ultimately found a job he did not resent.
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This exhibition demonstrates Sadie Barnette's genuine belief in the possibility of taking one's time to look through one's past, diligently, to find a political orientation that does not resent this past, or skip over it, but goes through it.
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This exhibition demonstrates Barnette's genuine belief in the possibility of taking one's time to look through one's past, diligently, to find a political orientation that does not resent this past, does not skip over it, but goes through it.
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Hameed Khalid Darweesh, an Iraqi who had worked in Iraq for the US government for a decade, was detained at J.F.K. but still shared warm sentiments about the "land of the free" and told the Guardian he does not resent airport authorities for doing their job.
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Her mother, Marlena, said she accompanied her daughter on assignments and would never put her in danger. Jagaciak's mother believes her daughter has enough support to handle the tough industry but does not resent Australia's ban.
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She wants them both to be happy and not resent each other. In the final scene, Justin and Rebecca are the last to arrive at the car pile-up. Justin rushes around to help as many people as he can, while Rebecca looks for Holly. She finds Nora who tells her she can't get Holly out the car.
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Ivan refuses. As Achmode is about to kill Ivan, Armandiel, Temozarela's lieutenant, intervenes. He accuses Achmode of betraying their lord and slays him, saying 'He does not resent your foolish yearning to enter heaven.' In a bizarre twist, Armandiel grants Ivan the severed arm of Achmode to replace his, saying that it will make him more than human and bolster his power.
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He had a five-year contract with Columbia to make one film a year. Johnson's critically praised performance in The Caine Mutiny (1954) was his most notable post-MGM role. Unlike some other stars of that era, Johnson did not resent the restrictions of the studio system. In 1985, he said that his years at MGM were "one big happy family and a little kingdom".
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He presently came into collision with Charles Alexandre de Calonne, who demanded his dismissal in 1787. On 24 July 1788, Breteuil resigned, exhausted by the struggle for power in the King's Council. He then asked to be allowed to say farewell to the queen. Marie-Antoinette did not resent him for his handling of the affair, and even promised to help him in future if she could.
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Kōchin appears as a mature-looking woman, about 25 years old with shoulder-length black hair. She is ranked second strongest of the twelve in attack power, after Guren. She specializes in close range fighting with twin sai. Unlike the others, Kōchin does not resent Guren much, if at all, and is actually close to him, as seen when he refers to Kōchin as 'Kō'.
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During the > second five minutes this belief evaporates, but the poultice is buckled at > the back and you can't get it off. This is the period the onlookers most > enjoy. During the last five minutes, I noted a sort of numbness supervenes. > As a non-paying patient, in the uniform nightshirt, you were primarily a > specimen, a thing I did not resent but could never quite get used to.
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Sarah Jane Morris played E.J. Barrett. Erica Jane "E.J." Barrett (Sarah Jane Morris) is an NCIS agent reassigned to Washington in the season eight episode "One Last Score". She was originally a Major Case Response Team leader stationed in Rota, Spain, which attracts DiNozzo's attention as he had previously been offered the same position in the season four episode "Singled Out", though he does not resent her position as he turned the offer down to stay in Washington.
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In the 1930s, the Polish vote became a significant factor in larger industrial cities, and switched heavily into the Democratic Party. Charles Rozmerek, the president from 1939 to 1969, built a political machine from the Chicago membership, and played a role in Chicago Democratic politics. Following World War I, the reborn Polish state began the process of economic recovery and some Poles tried to return. Since all the ills of life in Poland could be blamed on foreign occupation, the migrants did not resent the Polish upper classes.
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For example, Ziva has been known to pick up falafel for lunch when she has to drive the van somewhere, and she appears to like music by Israeli hip-hop/funk band Hadag Nahash. She tends to drive very fast in an erratic manner, which she claims is the best way to avoid ambushes and roadside bombs, though her coworkers point out that neither are likely in the U.S. Despite having lost friends and family to radical Islamic terrorist groups like Hamas, she does not resent Muslims in general.
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Bradstreet does not resent her husband for leaving her with the family and with all of the household needs; she just misses him and wants him back with her. The primary roles of women in a Puritan society were to be wives and mothers, and provide the family with their everyday needs. Women were expected to make the clothing for the family, cook the meals, keep the household clean, and teach the children how to live a Puritan lifestyle. Various works of Bradstreet are dedicated to her children.
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In 1907 he played a match against World Champion Emanuel Lasker for the title and lost eight games, winning none and drawing seven. They played their match in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, and Memphis from January 26 to April 8, 1907. In 1909 he agreed to play a match with then young Cuban chess player José Capablanca and, to most people's surprise, lost eight games, drew fourteen, and won only one. After this defeat, Marshall did not resent Capablanca; instead, he realized the young man had immense talent and deserved recognition.
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In his oversight, Lü Fan was strict but fair. He ensured that his troops obeyed all military regulations, and as he was not cruel or excessive, the troops did not resent him. In 197, when Yuan Shu declared himself emperor – an act deemed treasonous against the figurehead Emperor Xian of the Han dynasty – Sun Ce broke ties with Yuan Shu and joined other warlords in a two-year-long campaign against the pretender. Chen Yu, who was sent by the warlord Cao Cao to assist Sun Ce in the campaign against Yuan Shu, secretly plotted to destroy Sun Ce from within.
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While Ward is still in the hospital, Jack goes to Miami to try to convince Yardley not to publish the article in his brother's name without checking all the facts first. During the confrontation, Yardley reveals he's actually an American pretending to be English to escape discrimination. He also reveals he had given Ward sexual favors in the past, which was the beginning of Ward's guilty, self-hating infatuation with black men. Jack does not resent Ward for secretly being a homosexual or for "what he was into," but just for keeping this side of his adult life from him.
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Electronic Arts Intermix Maas had extramarital homosexual relations, but Menken apparently did not resent them; their shouting matches were instead a kind of "exercise"."Notes on Marie Menken (2006)" by According to their associate Andy Warhol, "Willard and Marie were the last of the great bohemians. They wrote and filmed and drank—their friends called them 'scholarly drunks'—and were involved with all the modern poets." In the 1960s, Maas was a faculty member at Wagner College and an organizer of the New York City Writer's Conference at the college, where Edward Albee was a writer in residence.
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Realizing the infected attackers may intend to kill him after all, he fires on them and in turn is shot and captured. Fatally wounded, Neville is placed in a barred cell where he is visited by Ruth, who informs him that she is a senior member of the new society but, unlike the others, does not resent him. After discussing the effects of Neville's vampire-killing activities on the new society, she acknowledges the public need for Neville's execution but, out of mercy, gives him a packet of fast-acting suicide pills. Neville accepts his fate and asks Ruth not to let this society become too heartless.
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Hortense Cumberbatch, a successful black middle class optometrist in London who was adopted as a child, has chosen to trace her family history after the death of her adoptive mother. After being warned by public officials about the troubles she could face by tracking her birth mother down, she continues her investigation and is baffled to learn that her birth mother is white; she does not resent this fact and wants to know more about her mother's past. Hortense's birth mother, Cynthia Purley, works in a cardboard box factory. She lives in East London with her other illegitimate daughter Roxanne, a street sweeper, with whom she has a tense relationship.
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Bellamy rushes back aboard to try to deal with this, but the gyros overload and seize up while he is still on the boarding ladder, causing the yacht to spin end-for-end and bounce off into the distance. Bellamy is thrown high into the air and to his death. Later, Shaeffer reveals to Margo that he knows of her involvement. She reveals in her turn that she is much older than she appears, and was Bellamy's mother; but she does not resent Shaeffer's part in his death, since she understood that he would certainly have run one deadly risk after another until he was inevitably killed.
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Pavlinović defined the program of the People's Party in Dalmatia, that was published in 1869, as a program that should be implemented in the whole of Croatia, and not only in Dalmatia. Program consisted of principles of independence and integrity of Croatia and the adoption of Croatian constitution. While People's Party in the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia still had an indefinite transnational name so they would not resent the Serbs because of their shared ideas, Pavlinović thought that "Serbs want to take homeland from Croats", so he used only attributes "Croatian" rather than "Yugoslav" or "Illyrian" in the program.Zelić-Bućan, Benedikta, Mihovio Pavlinović: Misao hrvatska i misao srbska u Dalmaciji (Predgovor), Laus, Split, 1994.
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He is one of the first Slytherin characters to defy the house's stereotype and being portrayed in a somewhat positive light: while he is self- serving and not above bending rules, he lacks the near-amorality and underhandedness that had, until that point, been a hallmark of the house. He does not resent blood status in general, and admits a pleasurable surprise when he comes upon a talented Muggle-born, such as Hermione or, years before, Harry's mother Lily Potter, one of his all-time favourite pupils. Also, Slughorn notably displays not pride, but shame at having helped a young Tom Marvolo Riddle perform some of his most noted and impressive feats of magic, as Riddle had questioned Slughorn about Horcruxes. However, students he deems unimportant he ignores, as though they were not there.
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Smash might have survived into that 1970s era of colour tv if it could have managed to retain its popular superhero strips. Those readers old enough to have become emotionally attached to comics before Odhams introduced American superhero strips to British readers tended to dislike those superhero strips. Whereas, according to the letters pages each week, those same Marvel and DC heroes were enormously popular among the younger age group which had not been reading comics previously. Accordingly, Wham readers tended to resent the changes made in 1966, because British strips were cancelled in Wham and replaced with US superheroes, whereas Smash readers did not resent the superheroes, because in 1966 that comic had only just launched, so there were no real changes – Smash more or less teemed with American strips from the very beginning.
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Gowasu (ゴワス), known as Gowas in the manga, is the ruling Supreme Kai of Universe 10. At some point in time in the past, Gowasu chose Zamasu, the North Kai of Universe 10, to be his successor based on his battle talent, a decision he would later regret as he chose an apprentice without noticing the potential for evil within him. Unlike many of his peers from the other Universes, he does not resent Goku or view him as being disrespectful, as he is the only deity outside of Universe 6 and Universe 7 who actually knows him on a personal level. Gowasu, along with his counterpart from Universe 7, traveled to an alternate future world where Zamasu has ravaged the world to assist Goku and his associates in dealing with his former apprentice.
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Immediately after that, the Ukrainian media began to regularly sign Shariy with the thesis - pro-Russian, only confirming that the deputy from the Servants of the people put up the real topic list of the Office of the President. On August 28 the car of Geo Leros - was set on fire In February 2017 Shariy demanded through the court to refute the information published by the Internet publication ", which, defames his honor, dignity and business reputation because of the article of journalist Bohdan Lohvynenko, in which Shariy was called "the bullhorn of the Russian world" and "a scandalous Ukrainian pseudo refugee" . In court, representatives of the defendants said that the definition of "Russian world" in itself does not carry a negative connotation, and therefore Shariy should not resent the expression "bullhorn of the Russian world". The objection was stated: > "There are many definitions, views, concepts, interpretations of history and > conceptual principles of the idea of "the Russian world" <...> the > definition given by playwright Nikolai Ostrovsky that "the Russian world is > a human community of Orthodox Christians living in the unity of faith, > ritualism and customs" is indicative.
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