They live with offensive words, offensive looks, offensive treatment every day.
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They range from legitimately puzzling to offensive…that they're considered offensive.
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In effect, using your offensive power to reduce his offensive capacity.
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"Now, if that's offensive, I apologize for being offensive," he said.
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We didn't offensive rebound and those offensive rebounds really hurt us.
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Well I think the charm offensive – on one hand, it's the charm offensive.
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Gase, considered an offensive whiz, had an inconsistent offensive unit to work with.
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Developing offensive capability as well as defense Finally, we need better offensive capabilities.
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He's trying to convince us that this legitimately offensive thing isn't actually offensive.
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It was racist and offensive then, and it's still racist and offensive today.
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If you do something offensive or say something offensive, you say, 'You look fat.
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If you're looking for something in an offensive model—that's offensive like hitting, not offensive like the Padres rotation—take a look at Colorado Rockies prospect Brendan Rodgers.
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They are relentless in their support, even when it's offensive (maybe especially when it's offensive).
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Former offensive line coach Hudson Houck will serve in an advisory role for the offensive line.
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So you try to strike the balance of not being really offensive but making it offensive.
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But this is a different type of comedy — offensive comedy or comedy that could be offensive.
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Howard's 14 offensive rebounds lead the league, and the Hawks rank eighth in offensive rebound rate.
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NOTES: Houston coach Major Applewhite, who was the team's offensive coordinator last season under Tom Herman, handled play-calling duties after offensive coordinator Brian Johnson left to become offensive coordinator at Florida.
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Former Texas offensive assistant coach Andrew Sowder is in his first year as the Spartans' offensive coordinator.
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Since then, he's been staying true to his television personality and tweeting offensive statement after offensive statement.
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Perhaps Trump should aim lower and hit up an offensive lineman with an even more offensive past.
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Not only is it offensive to Latinos, it is offensive to immigrants and the children of immigrants.
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Cizikas's offensive burst was a byproduct of Trotz's mantra that good defense will lead to offensive chances.
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" Asked about critics who called the ad offensive, Mr. Trump replied: "A lot of things are offensive.
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Trump then defended allegations that the ad is offensive by saying some reporters ask questions he finds offensive.
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The Spurs have owned the offensive glass in this series, grabbing 53 offensive rebounds to the Rockets' 46.
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" When asked about the offensive nature of the ad, Trump said, "Well, a lot of things are offensive.
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That's what's offensive: the idea that targeting non-blacks in a joke is less offensive than targeting blacks.
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Three Utah players individually had more offensive rebounds than Milwaukee, which grabbed a season-worst two offensive boards.
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Another million people were estimated to be displaced during the Tet offensive and another offensive in May 1968.
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We understand how ideas work: Sometimes they're unnecessarily offensive, and sometimes they're offensive because they need to be.
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The Browns finished the season 20th in offensive DVOA and were 22nd in total offensive yards and points.
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" She adds, "All offensive behavior should be addressed, but not all offensive behavior warrants the most severe sanction.
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Ozark is offensive and doesn't understand why it's offensive — and that, in the end, is its greatest sin.
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"I thought, 'this is what offensive linemen weigh, but I'm not an offensive lineman or an athlete,' " Harmon said.
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And in an age of trigger warnings and no-platforming, you have to ask: How offensive is too offensive?
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Congress previously blocked offensive military sales to both the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which has led the Yemen offensive.
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But a few months later, the Cleveland Browns picked up the offensive mastermind to take over as offensive coordinator.
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"We're kind of like the offensive and defensive coordinators," McConnell said, joking that offensive coordinator is a better position.
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The Hornets cleaned up in the lane, with Howard's eight offensive rebounds nearly matching Brooklyn's 11 total offensive boards.
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Even though a new offensive coordinator will be named, perhaps Mike Sullivan, a former Tampa Bay offensive coordinator and this season's Giants quarterbacks coach, the schemes run will unquestionably emanate from the offensive mind of McAdoo.
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Instagram has offered offensive word blocking tools for years, and implemented A.I. to detect and hide offensive words in comments.
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At its worst, it is offensive — as offensive as curating a show based solely on the artists' religion or race.
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In Afghanistan the Taliban launched a spring offensive against the government, which recently began its own offensive against the jihadists.
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"I don't mean this to be offensive..." they said, turning to me, in that way that preludes something probably offensive.
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Chicago helped itself with 289 offensive rebounds, including four apiece by Markkanen and Felicio, while Washington had 12 offensive boards.
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Towns was more aggressive on the offensive end on Sunday, including hitting two 3-pointers and grabbing five offensive rebounds.
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During the 1968 Tet offensive 560,000 people required resettlement, and the Easter Offensive of 1972 alone displaced over 800,000 people.
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" Before, Mr. Sikorski said, "he was borderline offensive, but now he's found a way to not to be so offensive.
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Google's SVP of ads, Sridhar Ramaswamy, issued the following statement after disabling a number of offensive ad suggestions: Our goal is to prevent our keyword suggestions tool from making offensive suggestions, and to stop any offensive ads appearing.
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But the Pistons' ferocity on the offensive glass was present early, too, with six offensive rebounds yielding four second-chance points.
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"We had 3,400 votes that our business name is NOT OFFENSIVE and 117 votes for YES OFFENSIVE," she wrote on Monday.
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Shortly after beginning, she warned onlookers that she would have to say something offensive in order to talk about offensive speech.
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The two were then separated, with offensive guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif pulling Kelce away, and offensive tackle Cam Erving grabbing Bieniemy.
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People wouldn't merely react to this guy making some offensive remarks on the internet by making some offensive remarks to him.
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"Our goal is to prevent our keyword suggestions tool from making offensive suggestions, and to stop any offensive ads appearing," Ramaswamy said.
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Per multiple reports, Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains is expected to join Gase as his top offensive assistant in New York.
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Put simply: The league's best offensive player is having her best offensive year at an age when most W.N.B.A. players have retired.
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And that was offensive, but the most offensive part, we actually had to have a check when we went to the hospital.
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The team has received permission to interview several candidates, including New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and Baltimore offensive coordinator Greg Roman.
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" Bloom went on to argue that it's "offensive as a woman, but it's also just offensive as an actor and as a person.
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We have decided that the president saying something offensive, I don't wanna say "crazy" because genuinely crazy is newsworthy, but offensive often isn't.
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Why it matters: Blackface is often offensive because it has been used to perpetuate caricatures and offensive stereotypes of black people for centuries.
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The Bengals are also set for a formal interview with Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, per reports.
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The game continues to evolve towards a five-man offensive unit and away from traditional, stay-at-home defenseman separated from offensive production.
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Walker ranks third in the N.B.A. in offensive plus/minus, a catchall stat to measure the overall value of a player's offensive game.
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He previously served as an offensive assistant in Cleveland and was promoted to offensive coordinator in 2018 when Todd Haley was fired midseason.
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Much to Tom Brady and other offensive players' chagrin, game officials are calling offensive holding more often, thanks to a push from coaches.
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But it was rejected encouragingly, so I reworked the offensive section (which wasn't actually offensive — just boring), resubmitted it and here we are.
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I think they were really aggressive on the defensive end and really aggressive on the offensive end how they attacked, got offensive rebounds.
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How the Mosul offensive could trigger a refugee crisis How the Mosul offensive could trigger a refugee crisis This segment originally aired Oct.
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This company filters offensive material out of popular movies This company filters offensive material out of popular movies This segment originally aired Oct.
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Quarterbacks coach Kevin Stefanski was elevated to offensive coordinator after the firing of offensive coordinator John DeFilippo following Monday's loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Because that would be offensive – it would be offensive to anyone in the room who has an adopted child or is an adopted child.
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He added either banning everything that is deemed insulting or offensive by anyone, or allowing everything that is insulting or offensive, was not doable.
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But after years of stagnation, this sudden gain of territory proved addicting—German leadership pushed for the fake offensive to become a real offensive.
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Offensive terms will not see suggestions from Google, although it's unclear how Google arrived at the set of terms or phrases it deems offensive.
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Chicago, which entered Saturday's games leading the NBA with 12.4 offensive rebounds per game, permitted 10 or more offensive boards in 12 straight games.
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OG Joe Haeg, a rookie from North Dakota State standout, impressed with his work backing up both offensive guard positions and at offensive tackle.
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But the Giants' offensive line is a patchwork of reserve players and, to protect Manning, the offensive game plan called for few downfield throws.
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As an offensive lineman, he understood the importance of the trench battles between offensive and defensive players, a view later reflected in his writings.
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Christian McCaffrey provides an offensive centerpiece, and there are young receivers and several potential answers — though none a sure thing — along the offensive line.
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Leonard has spent the last several years as a somewhat passive offensive player, staying within the framework of the Spurs' very balanced offensive approach.
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Marrone has spent the past two seasons as an offensive assistant head coach in Jacksonville, where he worked primarily with the team's offensive line. (AP)
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He told me that even if teens like Addison are tweeting and retweeting offensive stuff, she might have no idea that she was being offensive.
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In the case that Twitter identifies content that's potentially offensive, the message preview will say the message is hidden because it may contain offensive content.
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" Father Seán McManus, founder of the Irish National Caucus, also weighed in, telling The Hill: "Offensive stereotypes are always, well, offensive — regardless of the source.
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The center said that the offensive Flemish signs were "not new," but "originated much earlier" than 1999 and had become offensive only in recent years.
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Omar said they were discussing things that historically have been offensive to African Americans, some of which she told Ellison she did not find offensive.
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We're talking about offensive speech being deemed offensive by someone who thinks they can shake down somebody for a lot of money and a settlement.
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Darta Lee -- an 18-year-old offensive lineman who played 6 games as a true freshman was arrested ... as well as fellow offensive lineman Howard Watkins.
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The only way you can find the book offensive is if you find the premise offensive, which, we see as maybe a problem with the reader.
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Kessler's account was new — he deleted his previous account after making offensive comments — and his tweets, while offensive to many, seemingly did not break Twitter's rules.
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The game went as expected from an offensive standpoint, given Anaheim and Detroit entered the game among the worst offensive teams in the National Hockey League.
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"Yes I realized I blocked him (Sseguya) for offensive communication, I block whoever directs offensive communication to me personally, and I have no apologies," Opondo said.
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But if Mr. Erdogan was on a charm offensive, Germans seemed to agree that, after just 24 hours in Berlin, it was more offensive than charm.
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Tunsil, a 6-foot-5, 310-pound offensive lineman who left college after his junior season, was widely considered the best offensive tackle in the draft.
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Meanwhile, the Bears dismissed offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich, offensive line coach Harry Hiestand, tight ends coach Kevin Gilbride Jr. and assistant special teams coach Brock Olivo.
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For example, instead of claiming that regulating offensive Halloween costumes is stifling free speech, speak out with an argument about the value of "offensive" Halloween costumes.
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"We've got as good an offensive line as there is in the league, and I wouldn't trade any of those guys," Eagles offensive coordinator Mike Groh said.
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"In one 30-second sound bite, he was offensive to gays, he was offensive to women, he offended 18 million New Yorkers," the governor said on NY1.
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"Persons whose conduct is or has been known to be disorderly, abusive, offensive, threatening, intimidating, violent, or whose clothing is lewd, obscene, or patently offensive," it says.
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Trump criticized the Mosul offensive during the presidential campaign, calling it a "total disaster" and slamming U.S. and Iraqi officials for announcing the start of the offensive.
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Mike Solari, the Giants' offensive-line coach, said there was "a tremendous learning curve as far as technique and fundamentals for young offensive linemen" entering the league.
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The Vikings tight ends coach, though, is Pat Shurmur, who was Philadelphia's offensive coordinator in 2015 and Bradford's offensive coordinator in his rookie season with the Rams.
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"Last night in Memphis, we gave up 20 offensive rebounds, and tonight we give up 14 offensive rebounds, and James Ennis has five of those," Malone said.
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Love showed renewed aptitude on the offensive glass this season, grabbing more offensive boards per 100 possessions than in either of his previous two years on Cleveland.
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Georgia Tech has not committed a turnover on its last 156 offensive plays spanning 25 series after committing eight on its first 284 offensive plays this season.
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What they could not avoid were the reminders of the offensive futility under the former coach Ben McAdoo, who, like Shurmur, arrived as a promising offensive coordinator.
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Orlando turned its size advantage into a dominating display on the offensive glass, turning 13 first-half offensive rebounds into 22 second-chance points before the break.
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The third quarter told an entirely different story as Dallas had five offensive rebounds and 254 total to one offensive rebound and nine total for the Sixers.
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Injuries undermining Seahawks' offensive identity On many teams, losing your top three running backs would lead to a shift in offensive identity, toward a pass-heavy approach.
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More importantly, the ProPublica investigation focused on offensive targeting rather than offensive content, and full information about how a given ad was targeted is not always immediately accessible.
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Cooter, 34, knows new Jets head coach Adam Gase from the Denver Broncos, where Cooter was an offensive assistant in 2013 in Gase's first year as offensive coordinator.
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North Carolina C Tony Bradley, who entered the game leading the nation in offensive-rebounding percentage, finished with two rebounds on the offensive end but that was it.
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Chris Hogan played 91 percent of offensive plays Sunday against the Houston Texans, and Phillip Dorsett was on the field for 76 percent of New England's offensive snaps.
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New Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians will not call offensive plays for the team, instead handing that responsibility to offensive coordinator/pass-game coordinator Byron Leftwich.
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"It's offensive because [Sánchez] is in the progressive caucus, she is not to the right of Nancy Pelosi, and it's also offensive because she's a woman," Moulton said.
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The Trail Blazers bludgeoned Houston on the offensive glass in the first quarter, parlaying six offensive rebounds into eight second-chance points and an early 363-point advantage.
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If we cheer on Facebook and Twitter as they remove from their platforms people we find offensive, what happens when somebody finds something we say to be offensive?
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Moving forward, we will review all content with future emcees and other participants prior to our show to be sure offensive or potentially offensive content is not allowed.
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Carroll, who signed a contract extension through the 2021 season on Monday, brought aboard a new defensive coordinator, a new offensive coordinator and a new offensive line coach.
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But the recent offensive explosion in the N.F.L. didn't just happen in the past year, nor did productive, pass-happy, fast-paced offensive schemes materialize in a vacuum.
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I think the faith in the Saigon regime really flagged in South Vietnam after the Tet offensive, and Hue was the major set piece of the Tet offensive.
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The Browns already interviewed former Packers head coach Mike McCarthy and Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman, while McDaniels and Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll will also reportedly interview.
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A racist joke or a grossly offensive video does not lose its racist or grossly offensive quality merely because the maker asserts he only wanted to get a laugh.
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I'm on a couple text chains with comedians, so I wake up to news in the form of offensive memes, which is oddly less offensive than the actual news.
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" Although the company says that the images were not intended to be offensive, a client services employee acknowledged that Prada had received "tons of feedback that this is offensive.
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Questioning Mosul offensive His criticism of the political status quo has also extended to denouncing the US-backed military offensive to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS.
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And Monday morning, the Iraqi government finally launched an offensive to retake the city from the Sunni jihadists — an offensive that, according to experts, is quite likely to succeed.
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They rank 18th in opponent fast-break points and 24th in offensive rebound "chances"—that is, plays where they have a player within 3.5 feet of an offensive rebound.
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Collins, meanwhile, was statistically one of the best offensive rebounders in the country last year, with 16.3 percent of his points coming on put-backs off of offensive rebounds.
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According to ESPN, the Browns have already interviewed Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman, San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh, and Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy.
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"I intend to disrupt every offensive formation ever created," Swann says with the serenely batshit confidence of a man who truly intends to disrupt every offensive formation ever created.
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Asian-American band The Slants can't trademark their name because it's "offensive" Asian-American band The Slants can't trademark their name because it's "offensive" This segment originally aired Jan.
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" He goes on ... "I find that deeply offensive.
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Boxing superstar Tyson Fury says he realizes his insanely offensive statements about Jews and transgender people have "been viewed by some" as offensive ... and so, he's sorta (not really) apologizing.
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His 33-pointer, after Mason Plumlee grabbed two offensive rebounds following McCollum's own offensive board, capped a 7-0 run that put Portland ahead 106-96 with 2:55 left.
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"My friend Nick Montfort pointed out once—the word 'boy' is not offensive, but if it's a white man calling a black man 'boy,' it is offensive," Kazemi told me.
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AFC WEST The NFL champion Denver Broncos return almost all of a fantastic defense, along with some tremendous offensive weapons—but also a messy offensive line and, well, Trevor Siemian.
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The government, therefore, must err on the side of too little censorship, allowing too much offensive speech rather than censoring views that some people, or even most people, find offensive.
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The Des Moines Register reporter who came under fire for reporting on a local Iowa hero's old, offensive tweets was fired by the newspaper for his own old, offensive tweets.
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The Broncos defense embarrassed the Patriots offensive line so much in a 20-18 win during last Sunday's AFC Championship game that New England fired offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo.
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"'Deeply offensive' and 'laughably absurd'Other scholars who have studied the US's relationship with race say Trump's comments are wildly off the mark, characterizing them as "deeply offensive" and "laughably absurd.
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Thirteen high-ranking officials, including three more judges, were found to have offensive material, and 38 more people were found to be "high-volume" senders of offensive or explicit content.
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Similarly, if you're creating a new PSN ID for the first time and choose something offensive, you'll be stuck with the "TempXXXX" ID until you choose another (presumably less offensive) name.
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By the numbers: Offensive coaches — and particularly offensive coordinators — are prime targets for head coaching jobs, and in the NFL, almost all of those positions are currently held by white men.
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" VOYA released a formal apology on Facebook after a protracted battle with critics on social media, writing, "The review was offensive, and VOYA's response to the criticism was even more offensive.
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GAME PLAN: The Bills are licking their wounds after an awful offensive performance in the loss to Baltimore, and one of the problems was the lackluster play of the offensive line.
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The Pentagon has increased its focus on offensive cyber tactics in recent years and recently acknowledged launching its first full-scale cyber offensive against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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He was offensive coordinator under former coach Chris Petersen for five seasons, then spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator at Texas before becoming head coach at Arkansas State in 2013.
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The report said 21.7% reported they were subjected to sexual stories and offensive jokes, while 14.2% said they had been subjected to "offensive" remarks about their appearance, body, or sexual activities.
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"Moving forward, we will review all content with future emcees and other participants prior to our show to be sure offensive or potentially offensive content is not allowed," the directors wrote.
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Though Boudreau's teams have been known to play a freewheeling offensive style, with Getzlaf and Perry not having their normally strong offensive seasons they honed in on a defense-heavy system.
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Twenty of the N.F.L.'s 32 head coaches came up through the offensive side, and at least 15 of them are expected to handle their own offensive play-calling in 2019.
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Toub, who was the Chicago Bears' special-teams coordinator for nine seasons after leaving Philadelphia, considers the punt an offensive play, and no other offensive play registers the same consistent impact.
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Obama was offensive & a poor, tasteless attempt at humor.
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Our offensive execution - we were really working at it.
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The offensive struggles are new for the Diamondbacks, whose .
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" Offensive lineman Liam Ryan added, "Cherish your loved ones.
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" "These homophobic attacks against @PeteButtigieg are hateful and offensive.
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"Donald Trump's statements are beyond offensive & despicable," said Gov.
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" The statement called Gillis' language "offensive, hurtful and unacceptable.
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According to wRC+, an advanced stat which measures weighted offensive production relative to the rest of the league, 22016 was the best offensive season the shortstop position has had in a century.
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Cyber capabilities in the government: The British government has acknowledged British spies are developing cyber offensive capabilities in GCHQ and the Ministry of Defence as part of the National Offensive Cyber Programme.
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The YPG statement also reaffirmed the group's commitment to "stand against offensive actions", correcting an earlier version of the statement which said the YPG had reaffirmed its commitment to "halt offensive actions".
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The Journal Sentinel reports that Murphy and Gutekunst spent Friday interviewing both the offensive and defensive play-callers for the New England Patriots — offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and linebackers coach Brian Flores.
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Once considered to possibly be the best offensive talent in the 2012 NHL draft, Teravainen has fallen behind his peers while struggling to get offensive opportunities on the star-studded Chicago Blackhawks.
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The rookies included South Alabama tight end Braedon Bowman, Southern Miss offensive tackle Rashod Hill, Louisiana-Lafayette receiver Jamal Robinson, San Diego State offensive tackle Pearce Slater and Hawaii quarterback Max Wittek.
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Just my own observation of Fultz is he's a tremendous offensive talent today with the potential to be a great offensive player down the road, but defensively he's lacking a little bit.
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Ms. Ripley feels strongly that students should not be shielded from "trigger words" that they may find offensive, while her conversation partner believes that there need to be limits on offensive speech.
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Tampa Bay has the potential to improve a great deal on the offensive side with Coach Bruce Arians running the show and Byron Leftwich, the team's first-year offensive coordinator, calling plays.
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Bradley Sowell and J'Marcus Webb are optimal tackle solutions only if you're looking to re-live the Kwame Harris Lowlights video in HD. Biggest remaining holes: Offensive line, offensive line, and offensive line The Seahawks have spent the past two years papering over holes on the line; now, without Okung, their entire line is actually a hole.
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The Cavs needed three cracks at the offensive end, thanks to two huge offensive rebounds, before James converted a three-point play to extend the lead to 23-265 with 216:240 left.
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Three reported final candidates have emerged: Alabama offensive coordinator Mike Locksley, Michigan pass game coordinator Pep Hamilton and Matt Canada, the in-house offensive coordinator who served as interim head coach since August.
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This story contains language some people may find offensive Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Donald Trump on Monday night repeated the offensive term a woman attending his rally shouted in reference to Texas Sen.
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Facebook is supposedly operating an advanced computer vision system that auto-flags offensive posts of graphic violence, and a database where offensive images receive hashes and can be taken down automatically when uploaded.
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Nearly seven weeks into the Mosul offensive, the advance on ISIS has slowed Nearly seven weeks into the Mosul offensive, the advance on ISIS has slowed MOSUL, Iraq – Winter is approaching in Mosul.
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Phoenix, which outscored Philadelphia 32-19 in the second quarter, converted 10 offensive rebounds into 10 second-chance points in the half, while the Sixers had five such points on five offensive boards.
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He finished with 15 points and 123 rebounds, nine of which came on the offensive end as the Nuggets amassed 24 offensive boards and outscored the Warriors 17-3 on second-chance points.
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The Vancouver Canucks, losers of nine straight and the worst offensive team in the league, were visiting the New York Rangers, winners of five straight and the best offensive team in the league.
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He finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds, nine of which came on the offensive end as the Nuggets amassed 24 offensive boards and outscored the Warriors 17-3 on second-chance points.
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"Certainly, when you have the puck in the offensive zone and you force your opponents to have to expend energy defending you, it's hard for them to mount an offensive attack," Sullivan said.
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The rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer, offensive tackle Shon Coleman, punter Britton Colquitt, defensive back Jason McCourty and offensive lineman Marcus Martin stood and supported their teammates by putting their hands on their shoulders.
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For now, though, the Raqqa offensive could take a long time, with a very high toll, judging from the protracted offensive in Iraq against the Islamic State's other major urban stronghold, in Mosul.
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Witnesses said that was when they heard the offensive heckle.
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"I'll tell you why I find it offensive," Clark said.
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It's an offensive thing to an entire race of people.
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Both teams come into this game without top offensive players.
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I want all spam to stop as it is offensive.
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"I agree they were clearly offensive and inappropriate," Thiel said.
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And I'm very happy now we can be more offensive.
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"Our team's (offensive) margin for error is zero," Pastner said.
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When will Disney issue an apology for Jimmy's offensive behavior?
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Is he a second offensive option when paired with Davis?
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But I tell you something, to me this is offensive.
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The Council acknowledged that some readers found the cartoon offensive.
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Fox News called the comments deeply offensive and holy inappropriate.
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The content below contains language that some may find offensive.
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Israel has not commented on the offensive or the displacement.
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Vance called it P.O.W., short for Pugilistic Offensive Warrior Tactics.
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The offensive comments just keep on coming this election season.
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A middle finger was offensive, but a physical attack wasn't?
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Labour dismissed the comparison with Powell as "absurd and offensive".
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Democratic presidential candidates want a more robust offensive against Trump.
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Sue sought to clear the air about the olfactory offensive.
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Do you know just how beyond contentious & offensive that is?
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I apologize to anyone who finds what I said offensive.
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The people who are experiencing it know if it's offensive.
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This wasn't meant to be offensive or hurt anyone's feelings.
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So I worried that it would just be too offensive.
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To be clear, KOTH has many offensive moments and characters.
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The offensive to retake the city began in October 2016.
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Offensive content and controversial viewpoints are still permitted on Twitter.
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They lurched into each other's space on the offensive end.
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"A good offensive day all the way around," Matheny said.
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Facebook relies on users to flag offensive or violent content.
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He replaces Arthur Smith, who was promoted to offensive coordinator.
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The offensive has forced more than 800,000 people to flee.
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It was an incredibly damaging and offensive statement to make.
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Mamukelashvili grabbed four of those rebounds on the offensive end.
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That to me is, I think, was a charm offensive.
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Jokic secured the offensive rebound while getting fouled by Westbrook.
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The Europeans are also targets of Mr Trump's trade offensive.
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"There is an SUV offensive on the way," Heizmann said.
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The offensive splintered trafficking gangs, creating dozens of new ones.
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"I haven't yet determined what would be the offensive trigger."
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I think the offensive capability should stay with the military.
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There were only 75 offensive pass interference penalties in 2013.
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He was shouting and hugging the offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
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India is responding with a charm offensive of its own.
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The Hornets attacked him on nearly every offensive possession. pic.twitter.
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For weeks an offensive to retake Idlib had seemed imminent.
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Details are thin but the offensive, for now, is off.
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The Rams' offensive line also continues to be a problem.
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Russell Okung is an offensive tackle with the Seattle Seahawks.
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Verducci was focused on the offensive evolution of the position.
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"That was so offensive," Booker told the moderators and audience.
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The pullout was followed by a military offensive by Turkey.
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"His statements are totally inappropriate and offensive," Ayotte said. Sen.
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The offensive will be led by the Iraqi Security Forces.
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Americans are generally more tolerant of offensive speech than Europeans.
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Is it offensive to be ruffled in the first place?
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That also could be offensive to a lot of people.
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And even better, what if smoking wasn't offensive to others?
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Yes, the French stopped the German offensive on the Meuse.
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The Somme offensive divides the war into two equal halves.
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But the Senators finally found the offensive zone shortly thereafter.
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"Only one thing (in the song) is offensive," wrote Kadyrov.
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The offensive line I think has done a nice job.
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Taken too far and it becomes either offensive or dangerous.
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But this phase of the offensive comes with enormous challenges.
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This, in my opinion, is a little offensive to Tarzan.
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He led the team with 1,013 offensive snaps in 2018.
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An offensive by the Assad regime seems likely to follow.
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The offensive to wrest Manbij from ISIS began May 31.
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And this campaign has been nothing if not heinously offensive.
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This represents a broader Russian cyber offensive on American soil.
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I really can't get past Trump's offensive and impulsive comments.
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The new offensive has revived arguments over whether sanctions work.
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Diplomats may yet find a way to halt the offensive.
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You can rock them all without being offensive to anyone.
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It's astoundingly tone deaf at best, openly offensive at worst.
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WARNING: This article contains profanity that readers might find offensive.
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And, sometimes that very challenging and offensive speech fosters growth.
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It could be as much defensive as it offensive, eventually.
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In the North this summer, a devastating offensive is underway.
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Her children have also featured heavily in the charm offensive.
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Is anybody else ready to consistently provide some offensive production?
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But the charm offensive may not help him in court.
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We don't need offensive trucker hats and early '00s hipsters.
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What Bodega missed is that the entire concept is offensive.
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"The translation is so ridiculous, it's almost offensive," she said.
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Plenty of them are offensive, so consider this a warning.
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He had 14 rebounds, including eight off the offensive glass.
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He embodies male privilege in its most obnoxious, offensive form.
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Because, when you're a minority, this language isn't just offensive.
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Without Paul, Griffin will be the Clippers' primary offensive option.
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The notion of evolution would be inherently offensive to him.
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Steve King's only call to fame's saying offensive, divisive things.
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Arizona just exposed the Green Bay offensive line last weekend.
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Ms Le Pen has called those claims "outrageous and offensive".
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It was a defensive showdown with only two offensive touchdowns.
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They probably found it strange, confusing, and sometimes offensive too.
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And I have consistently rejected his offensive rhetoric and behavior.
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Tristan Thompson alone snared 215 offensive boards in four games.
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They've also criticized YouTube policies meant to combat offensive speech.
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The government says the legislation targets offensive and mediocre content.
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Maybe the offensive line wouldn't gel like it needed to.
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Pressure campaigns really are effective at shutting down offensive speech.
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But Cavusoglu said the Idlib offensive was endangering those efforts.
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The fact that they post this on Indeed is offensive.
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Donald Trump's leaked comments about women are worse than offensive.
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She called conduct by Bayer's Monsanto unit reckless and offensive.
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You're just offensive and your hair is full of saltwater.
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He's infamous for saying offensive stuff and going off script.
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Prais told CNBC via email that the comments were offensive.
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The Chinese firm is now going on the legal offensive.
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Regardless, McEnroe stood by his patently offensive and annoying statement.
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"That's even more offensive that you don't remember," she said.
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Nearly seven weeks into the offensive, the advance has slowed.
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Don't wear clothing that could be considered offensive or appropriated.
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If it's not offensive, pop it back in the fridge.
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This is not meant to be offensive in any way.
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It moved instantly between defensive and offensive actions as needed.
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But offensive exhibitions don't get more entertaining than this. …Returns.
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Because the rest of his answer is complete, offensive nonsense.
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He talks about women in ways that are unambiguously offensive.
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The fence is rarely a part of Khabilov's offensive gameplan.
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We just needed to focus on getting better offensive opportunities.
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Offensive tackle Cameron Fleming (calf) was ruled out for Sunday.
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Kim launched his recent charm offensive after a series of
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Another man was charged with possession of an offensive weapon.
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The rhetorical tactics are as similar as they are offensive.
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Their lawyers say their comments were offensive but not criminal.
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However, the premise at its core is ironic and offensive.
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Bachelor Nation was quick to call out the offensive remark.
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To modern ears it sounds archaic, not to mention offensive.
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Finding and developing true offensive stars is difficult, of course.
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Yet as the presumptive Republican nominee continued his offensive, Mrs.
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Thousands of civilians have been killed during the Mosul offensive.
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"They continue to engage in offensive operations," Carmakal said Thursday.
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Democrats' best offensive opportunity is in Nevada, where Democratic Rep.
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USU grabbed 17 offensive rebounds to only three for Denver.
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His key offensive numbers this year were all career highs: .
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Many of Jordan's conservative Muslims considered Hattar's move deeply offensive.
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The Tar Heels collected 11 offensive rebounds by the break.
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One can walk away from even the most offensive speech.
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Trump is the most ignorant, offensive president of my lifetime.
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"We haven't had a lot of offensive explosions," Girardi said.
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This story contains language that some people may consider offensive.
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Gobert had six offensive rebounds in the first quarter alone.
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I would spend my time getting offensive and defensive rebounds.
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What's offensive in one country might be illegal in another.
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Towns was called for two offensive fouls during the run.
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We recognize that it could be offensive and sincerely apologize.
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The candidate is indeed temperamental and holds offensive, stereotypical views.
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Unfairness is deeply offensive to Australians, and the stereotypes stuck.
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Offensive to all women not just those with a camera.
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They clogged passing lanes and blanketed Utah's top offensive threats.
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The Mustangs also had 20 offensive rebounds to Arizona's 11.
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My definitions included ersatz, brash, kitsch, offensive, gaudy, raunchy, inappropriate.
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He has also made various offensive gaffes over the years.
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Warning: This story contains an image some may find offensive.
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The Trump charm offensive is also kicking into high gear.
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Ms. Kardashian West's assault was part of a multiplatform offensive.
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The best defense is offensive: it's proactive, aggressive, and anticipating.
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Clinton despite the offensive video that was revealed last week.
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He was selected as offensive MVP of the title game.
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Not with Lillard shouldering so much of the offensive load.
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They go on the attack when they spot offensive images.
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This was where that offensive burning cheese smell came from.
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Websites already have filters to block offensive or illegal content.
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We had to turn the game into an offensive game.
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Last season, the Atlanta Hawks were a surprise offensive success.
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It was then her turn to go on the offensive.
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To be fair, Rock's joke was more awkward than offensive.
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It's not offensive as long as it's not creepy. 17.
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Universities must thus distinguish between offensive ideas and personal incivility.
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What I posted and said was immature, offensive and inappropriate.
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So is it offensive for him to portray that person?
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This should be deeply offensive to everyone that reads it.
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There is little evidence they are planning any major offensive.
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Every offensive lineman started 323 games except for Andre Smith.
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The Musketeers allowed the Golden Eagles just four offensive rebounds.
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The problem is that it is offensive and hurtful language.
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In the first clip, it results in an offensive rebound.
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They were first in offensive rating, first in defensive rating.
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To those outside the business, Ignite's ads are simply offensive.
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The problem is, well, the offensive line is a disaster.
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Others have speculated about a feature to filter offensive tweets.
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But shortly after, Young picked up his second offensive foul.
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Note: Readers may find some of the language below, offensive.
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It's going on 17+ hours since trump's offensive, racist comments.
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It was a distinction unheard of for an offensive lineman.
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Mr. Trump now represents something that's offensive to many women.
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"I find that enormously offensive as a list," Dixon said.
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There he died (and rather heroically) in the Tet offensive.
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Telling neighbors how to vote or offensive comments are not.
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"I personally find Holocaust denial deeply offensive," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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Sparano had been the Vikings' offensive line coach since 2016.
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Sparano had been the Vikings' offensive line coach since 21994.
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Reddit became so offensive it was difficult to work there.
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But Trump wasn't the only object of this charm offensive.
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Hours before they were announced, it went on the offensive.
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Her lack of filter stopped being funny and became offensive.
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The jokes were cheap and relied on stupid, offensive stereotypes.
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Now look at Michigan: even slower; bad at offensive rebounding.
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He did not apologize, and instead went on the offensive.
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He was formerly the offensive coordinator with the Minnesota Vikings.
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What was offensive was Trump's outfit for the big dinner.
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This has just been a stunning exhibition of offensive firepower.
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How offensive is that to women who partner with women?
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Democrats' 2020 offensive map is their unfinished business from 2018.
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The art is offensive in the way all thoughtlessness is.
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Chappelle seems to know that the jokes are potentially offensive.
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Breaking a fall is as complex as any offensive technique.
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An offensive was planned and fighting could start any minute.
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To some longtime American diplomats, Mr. Trump's performance was offensive.
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Mr. Trump's offensive may prove to be a negotiating tactic.
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Credit Costa Rica for some offensive play for a change.
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But simply declaring his question inappropriate or offensive won't help.
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The Cardinals fired their offensive coordinator, Mike McCoy, on Oct.
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A white supremacist group targeted Mr. Gillum with offensive robocalls.
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She lost a leg in the Tet Offensive in Vietnam.
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It's extremely offensive, and someone needs to take accountability #TheChallenge34.
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Speaking is speaking, even if it is offensive or misleading.
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Their offensive tactic was to hoof the ball miles upfield.
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The Giants' bumbling offensive fit well into this disorderly game.
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But they're starting their offensive push much later than usual.
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So, offensive attacks inside the cybercrime is precisely this context.
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Instead, Pittsburgh's troubles came after it gained the offensive zone.
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What you deem "offensive" could be "humorous" to someone else.
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The stunt was labeled "thuggish" and "offensive" by intel veterans.
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Things we say today might be offensive in the future.
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Before leaving, he'd played every offensive snap since Week 2.
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The Flyers also scored 211 points on eight offensive rebounds.
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The speaker is known for making offensive and hurtful statements.
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Their lack of oversight and poor management is offensive. #DeleteFacebook.
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The offensive against American intellectual property does not end there.
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Go deeper: India's citizenship bill continues Modi's Hindu nationalist offensive
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Sensing weakness, Mr. Maduro has now gone on the offensive.
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He also benefited from a rare burst of offensive support.
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He was not alone in making racist and offensive comments.
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The term "slants," it said, is offensive to Asian people.
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Kyle Shanahan called the offensive plays for 2 of them.
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I'm sorry to the people who take my chain offensive!!
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The first quarter represented an offensive ideal for the Rockets.
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But if fish isn't done just right, it's downright offensive.
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In such circumstances, impartiality can seem robotic or even offensive.
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"Two offensive penalties, 200 feet from our net," Vigneault said.
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" Nivea apologized for the campaign, calling it "inappropriate and offensive.
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During that event, Trudeau went on the offensive against Scheer.
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Readers accused the paper of using ignorant and offensive language.
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Then, one year later, he became the team's offensive coordinator.
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Huawei was also on the offensive at Mobile World Congress.
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The United States has pushed Haftar to end his offensive.
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He also grabbed nine rebounds, five on the offensive end.
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The Patriots' offensive woes are more than just a blip.
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Meng has indicated she's willing to go on the offensive.
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Instead, she went on the offensive against the outside world.
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It's not only Democrats who find his views offensive, either.
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"He's got real good offensive instincts," Sullivan said of Guentzel.
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"Their offensive line, probably the best in America," Richt said.
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That charm offensive culminated with Cook touring Flex's Austin factory.
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This includes the extension of strategic offensive arms limitation treaty.
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He had nine of his rebounds on the offensive end.
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Swift was not the only Bulldog making some offensive noise.
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" She called the workplace environment at TMZ "hostile or offensive.
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In fact, the best defense is a good offensive posture.
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The offensive coordinator Jake Spavital will serve as interim coach.
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The offensive tweets were primarily posted between 2008 and 2012.
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You see, President Trump actually did give them offensive weapons.
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Some of his comments have been offensive or outright racist.
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Offensive lineman Greg Robinson (concussion) also was downgraded to out.
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The Bulldogs snagged five offensive rebounds in the second half.
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Ten of Watkins' 15 rebounds came on the offensive glass.
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Matchups on the offensive and defensive lines are a wash.
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In fact, they can be cheesy and sometimes downright offensive.
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Padan said his responsibilities did not include offensive cyber tactics.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump on the offensive.
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But the government remains on the offensive against the ELN.
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Mangino was the offensive coordinator on that 2000 Sooners team.
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Bill Pennington: The Rams desperately need a sustained offensive drive.
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A documentary on PBS dissects the culture surrounding offensive memorabilia.
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In China, the government shuts down art it deems offensive.
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"He was our sole offensive force out there," Atkinson said.
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But the problem wasn't that what he said was offensive.
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Some veterans say that Trump's message to Jones wasn't offensive.
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" Or if you're trying to say, "It wasn't that offensive.
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My offensive coordinator always got a kick out of that.
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Democrats are ready to go on the health care offensive.
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The very idea of tokenism has some offensive implications, though.
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On its face, this is an offensive waste of money.
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They even embrace the offensive term "illegals" for undocumented immigrants.
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Many criticized the meme as both offensive and factually inaccurate.
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Counter-Strike modder "Zool" released a trailer for an upcoming mod called Counter-Strike: Classic Offensive, which takes the beloved Counter-Strike (version 1.6) and recreates it in 2012's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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Schottenheimer has been coaching for 19 years — 16 in the N.F.L. He was Georgia's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach last season and spent the previous three seasons as the offensive coordinator of the Rams.
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The Pentagon has increased its focus on offensive cyber tactics in recent years, and recently acknowledged it had lauched its first full-scale cyber offensive against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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By offensive rating, which attempts to encapsulate a player's full offensive value, she trails Jackson, plus a handful of other greats with far fewer games played, but ranks ahead of Leslie, Catchings, and Swoopes.
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The offensive has pushed Islamic State from most of northern Syria, while a rival offensive by the Syrian army, backed by Russia, Iran and Shi'ite militias, has driven the jihadists from the central desert.
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So Yiannopoulos turned his byline at Breitbart into something of a work of performance art — writing offensive piece after offensive piece as an act of rebellion against the politically correct liberals who controlled culture.
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LaMarcus Aldridge went for 22 points, Gay 16, Bryn Forbes 14, DeRozan 13 and Derrick White 10 for the Spurs, who used a 143-7 advantage in offensive rebounds to aid their offensive cause.
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At first, it was basically one person who found it offensive, and then they tagged someone else who they knew and would also find it offensive, and it just snowballed and escalated from there.
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"Our goal is to prevent our keyword suggestions tool from making offensive suggestions, and to stop any offensive ads appearing," Sridhar Ramaswamy, Google's senior vice president of Ads & Commerce, told The Verge in a statement.
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Scott Highsmith, Walden's wide receivers coach, has four decades of experience and once served as the University of Kentucky's offensive coordinator under close friend Hal Mumme, who is considered one of football's greatest offensive innovators.
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But many of Werdum's best performances were also about getting on the offensive and keeping up his offensive output and this often resulted in him leading with his face and swinging with his hands low.
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The Ducks got four offensive rebounds on the decisive possession, with Jordan Bell's flailing offensive rebound attempt resulting in a tip-in with 14 seconds left that gave Oregon a 75-73 victory over Stanford.
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"What we will be doing is shifting from what I would call an offensive, shifting from an offensive terrain-seizing approach to a stabilizing ... you'll see more U.S. diplomats on the ground," Mattis told reporters.
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There is never a good week to face the Seahawks' defense, but for the Jets — coming off one of the most offensive offensive performances in their franchise history — the schedule could not be much tougher.
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The full extent of America's effort to launch offensive operations against IS online remains unclear, but the US Cyber Command's move from being a defensive military agency towards becoming an offensive unit is uncharted territory.
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They said events in their suburb are playing out similarly to the 2016 offensive in Aleppo, when rebels and ISIS militants were expelled by a government offensive that reduced much of the city to rubble.
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But the animated scenes are often gimmicky, crass or even offensive.
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Delgado made 7 of 12 shots and grabbed seven offensive rebounds.
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Eduardo Rodriguez (22-33) was the benefactor of the offensive support.
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The offensive against Western loanwords will probably meet a similar fate.
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Your questions are offensive a lot of times — so, you know.
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Dallas' offensive woes continued since trading away four of its starters.
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"I think this may be my best offensive team," Marshall said.
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But it doesn't make it any less offensive to black women.
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Redstone has called that allegation "offensive and untrue" in court filings.
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We shouldn't have been so offensive and conceded so many goals.
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Separately, the Dolce&Gabbana account used offensive language in another exchange.
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Friday marked the third day of an offensive to retake Hodeida.
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Later stages will involve rehearsals of both defensive and offensive scenarios.
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And had no idea that this would be offensive to anyone.
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We are not beating Cleveland with that kind of offensive performance.
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Indian-American actor shares offensive audition scripts Ugh. Can't. Stop. Cringing.
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Cleveland's efforts to crash the offensive glass sometimes make this harder.
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He said he thought that was really offensive and racial segregation.
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The leaders are in the "offensive" sectors (financials, semiconductors, transports, materials).
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Not bad in an offensive way, just not even remotely funny.
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They have threatened more attacks in response to the Hodeidah offensive.
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RG: The staging of the Bronx through art seems particularly offensive.
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It's offensive to those moving in, those who have been here.
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The profane, offensive, and grammatically and mechanically incorrect often go unchecked.
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We have a lot of images that are offensive and objectionable.
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The Wildcats controlled the defensive boards, yielding only one offensive rebound.
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He can contribute on the offensive side while being responsible defensively.
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LEO: This is actually really insulting and offensive to the president.
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"I didn't think it was offensive or even propaganda," Davis said.
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Nuance is crucial even when dealing with the most offensive words.
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The government besieged eastern Ghouta before waging a crushing military offensive.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) tweeted something equally, if not more, offensive.
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Rebels ruled eastern Aleppo for four years before the regime offensive.
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It isn't an offensive combination, but it's not very memorable either.
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In a corresponding move, the Jets waved offensive lineman Tyler Jones.
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Seattle's offensive line has some solid cogs, but also big weaknesses.
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The coalition launched an offensive to retake the city in June.
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The offensive is expected to come from the south and west.
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Not only are those stereotypes offensive and boring, but they're ahistorical.
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The "Hide Offensive Comments" filter will now be on by default.
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One thing Eder won't do is make offensive or controversial flags.
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The statements made by the sales associate were inappropriate and offensive.
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The offensive posts were not just by the rank and file.
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After some public outcry, Orsi has apologized for her offensive comparison.
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Pittsburgh was missing top offensive threat Evgeni Malkin (lower body injury).
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Our 66-member coalition, including Arab partners, is on the offensive.
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So isn't merely offensive, it's also a caricature of Diana Ross.
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Twitter has grappled with offensive or illegal content on its network.
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Myanmar has said it was conducting a legitimate offensive against insurgents.
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Still, the Warriors have shown no decline on the offensive end.
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So the regime has every right to defend against that offensive.
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According to offensive and defensive ratings, statistics tracked by Basketball-Reference.
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A lot of people think the filter is offensive and racist.
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Because then people might think it's offensive because shoes are ... dirty.
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On television, he vowed a "new offensive" to pursue the goal.
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The new offensive has scattered fighters who once dominated numerous villages.
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The two-handed push occurred after Antetokounmpo grabbed an offensive rebound.
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CONTENT WARNING: This article quotes a letter containing racially offensive language.
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His behaviour was not only lewd and offensive but also shocking.
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Turnovers, defensive lapses and poor offensive execution marked another ugly collapse.
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He&aposs really in sync with the offensive line right now.
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The days before the offensive saw frantic efforts to avert it.
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If you're thinking this sounds pretty offensive, you would be correct.
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And when he wasn't winning, he was offensive about those opinions.
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Creepiness, noisiness and dirtiness were cited as the top offensive traits.
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"I do not know how those offensive images could be defended."
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Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Ryan Day is the acting head coach.
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There may also be an internal reason for this offensive now.
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That said, as Sosa's offensive prowess increased, his other skills declined.
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And he became the district&aposs offensive player of the season.
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However, let me be clear, the terms referenced are highly offensive.
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Harkless had seven offensive rebounds and center Mason Plumlee grabbed six.
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The act was also deemed offensive to religious sensibilities in Russia.
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"That was a big offensive night," said Brewers manager Craig Counsell.
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This redhead stereotyping is offensive to people who find gingers attractive.
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