We need to get the information of outbursts as soon as possible when their outbursts occur in order to see the activity near a black hole.
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Also, the number of black-hole binaries showing outbursts (the phenomena that the objects becomes more than 100 times brighter) is little and they undergo outbursts once in several decades.
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Abrams also drew intermittent outbursts from protesters at the hearing.
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McEnroe was infamous for his massive outbursts throughout his career.
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One of her old coworkers had a history of outbursts.
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Tim Kaine slammed Sanders' statement in response to the outbursts.
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Deception, mood swings, and emotional outbursts were widely recognized symptoms.
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These brief, lethal outbursts of gunfire stirred no national concern.
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The panic around all of this is driving these outbursts.
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The tweeting and the outbursts were cut to a minimum.
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His telekinetic outbursts, he's told, are all in his head.
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There were the occasional courtroom outbursts; at one hearing, Mrs.
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They saw the crazy tweets, the outbursts and the recklessness.
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There are no more Yeezuses, no more outbursts at telethons.
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Of course, it's not just Vietnam battling fresh outbursts this year.
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Neither man handles criticism well, as demonstrated by their emotional outbursts.
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Tristan has suffered from PTSD and is prone to emotional outbursts.
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She mourns her friend through quiet crying sessions and public outbursts.
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Until then, more facts and periodic outbursts of outrage are futile.
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He is not a peaceful person as evidenced in his outbursts.
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When they don't succumb to her outbursts, her eruptions only intensify.
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This makes her sporadic outbursts of sorrow all the more powerful.
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Anthony says he does not know where these outbursts come from.
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"They're trying to push him into having more outbursts," said Simmons.
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Worse, many Americans probably won't even hold Trump's outbursts against him.
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But she also set her children's outbursts against a larger backdrop.
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Mr. Gusciora blamed lax federal gun laws for the violent outbursts.
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Mr. Parker has a record of outbursts and sometimes outright violence.
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" Another features "grandiloquent outbursts, Cubist outlines and intimate music-box patter.
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It's tenser and meaner, delivered in waves of paranoid, hilarious outbursts.
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This is the cause of the energetic outbursts, the researchers said.
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During intense outbursts, his virile voice had burnished power and ping.
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Though his outbursts and impulsiveness are legendary, his accessibility is unprecedented.
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"This episode is consistent with his history of outbursts," she said.
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His decision has been controversial, leading to threats and violent outbursts.
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Like his forebear, Perrone earned a reputation for outbursts in court.
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Despite his recent outbursts over honours, Beckham remains a national treasure.
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As Republican members asked questions, Democrats repeatedly interrupted with outbursts and objections.
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Or it could lead to further decline, interspersed with outbursts of aggression.
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The outbursts were sharp, but brief, according to Falcons coach Dan Quinn.
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In Paris, police were out in force to contain outbursts of violence.
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But even today, we still see occasional jet outbursts from Rosetta's comet.
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But the continued outbursts of fire have jeopardized those cease-fire efforts.
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That led the courts to ban media coverage of Mr Hussain's outbursts.
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The harder difficulties would have you face off against his emotional outbursts.
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These were not, as some outsiders imagine, spontaneous outbursts of tribal hatred.
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Logan Paul's video or PewDiePie's racist outbursts are of a different sort.
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Individual sounds coalesced into stately fanfares, jiggered by outbursts of Caribbean rhythms.
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It wasn't just me who had regrets and hangovers and emotional outbursts.
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Daniel's post-traumatic stress disorder and severe anxiety manifested in violent outbursts.
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Forrest Clark, 51, made several outbursts, claiming his life was being threatened.
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McEnroe said the lack of effort was more concerning than the outbursts.
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That made it easy to forgive his frequent, spontaneous outbursts of rage.
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Greece's humiliating tutelage, the source of anti-German outbursts, may soon end.
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Mr. Berger's music elsewhere veers between similarly abrasive effects and lyrical outbursts.
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It would be unfair to call Mr. West's public outbursts mere stunts.
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Sola is also known for occasional outbursts, which could test diplomatic ties.
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The company is also facing repercussions of Elon Musk's social media outbursts.
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Xavier rarely reacted to her outbursts, which only infuriated her, she said.
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They ranged from quirky boasts — "I'm a tremendous fracker" — to frustrated outbursts.
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It took time for Slomba to get Desi to control his outbursts.
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But coordination was off in many instances; tutti outbursts were loud and metallic.
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He acted out at school and responded to perceived slights with violent outbursts.
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The requisite bite-and-describe moments often yield outbursts of sincere, unprintable praise.
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Such outbursts are usually a sign that Mr Trump is feeling the pressure.
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But he has worked to keep his outbursts in check since Day 2.
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His outbursts of rage were terrifying and familiar to Rowe — for personal reasons.
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"There were emotional outbursts; there were some tears; there was anger," he recalls.
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That leads to these strange tweet storms, these outbursts of his personal feelings.
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From Billy Madison to Meyerowitz, there's a bucolic American hue to Sandler's outbursts.
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Clark also reportedly made several outbursts and claimed his life was being threatened.
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They proved it by sending out fundraising emails during their Kavanuagh hearing outbursts.
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Earth has had a dramatic history, filled with its share of angry outbursts.
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Virginia Garcia said she had been on the receiving end of such outbursts.
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Jane is fiercely loyal but is also an alcoholic prone to emotional outbursts.
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Yet there were occasional outbursts at remarks by the authority officials who testified.
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Grenell's appointment was strongly opposed by Democrats, who highlighted his previous undiplomatic outbursts.
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US, was shut down last week due to a string of violent outbursts.
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Such outbursts are not uncommon for Mr. Parker, who once referred to Gov.
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Their two children, now teenagers, grew to fear his unpredictable and aggressive outbursts.
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But these outbursts provoked official crackdowns, and did not translate into increased freedom.
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Fake news and harsh rhetoric have fanned fears about potential outbursts of violence.
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His sound has an appealing warmth even in the most testosterone-fueled outbursts.
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She had been behaving erratically, including angry outbursts and lapsing into catatonia midsentence.
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But the few that are described in police reports detail Cruz's multiple outbursts.
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These rallies have gained a reputation for including aggressive outbursts against Trump's opponents.
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They also paint a largely glowing picture of their boss, even during his outbursts.
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S. outbursts from Duterte and his enthusiasm for better ties with Russia and China.
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Kyle Godfrey-Ryan's story echoes Bravo's account: inappropriate touching and occasional outbursts of rage.
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These frantic epistolary outbursts showcase his attempt to increase the physicality of his writing.
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Behind the scenes, though, Keeping Up with the Kardashians star struggles with West's outbursts.
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Angry outbursts earned her the nickname "the hellcat" from the president's assistant private secretary.
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Despite the outbursts, all of Wells Fargo's directors were re-elected with overwhelming support.
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And that sort of was the end, for a while, of his violent outbursts.
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The best evidence that Bill Clinton's damaging 2008 outbursts are healed comes from Rep.
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To study these solar outbursts, NASA launched STEREO-A and STEREO-B in 2006.
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Trump's social media outbursts are more vivid on weekends, when he's likely home alone.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's allies privately doubt that he can control his outbursts.
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They already know that Trump's election unleashed ugly outbursts of bigotry cross the country.
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A restless section full of sputtered outbursts leads to a frenetic episode involving clapping.
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It was one of several outbursts during that year's session, according to the Times.
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We've seen bitter fights break out at Trump rallies, furious outbursts in public spaces.
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Those tuneful outbursts are the highlight of a track that contains some clunky lyrics.
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What was striking about Kyrgios's performance at the tournament was the absence of outbursts.
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Clark's outbursts Friday morning weren't the first time he displayed erratic behavior in court.
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Twice on Tuesday, Teixeira was forcibly removed from the courtroom because of vocal outbursts.
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But GJ 1151 is a quieter star, less prone to outbursts than its siblings.
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Onlookers, even friends, do what they can to avoid him and his outbursts entirely.
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All of this has happened with no apparent protest and no reported violent outbursts.
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And the star is erratic, prone to outbursts that can mimic a planet transit.
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You know the backstory ... Odell has been having emotional outbursts on the field lately.
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These struggles often manifest themselves in the forms of outbursts, addictions, suicide, and murder.
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On the other hand, Sasha's more violent outbursts had nothing to do with Becky's spirit.
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Kim Kardashian West is standing by her man — but still concerned about his recent outbursts.
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More troubling than the jingoistic outbursts was the concerted economic pressure piled on the company.
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Steadfast in his belief in his own superiority, Nureyev is also prone to monstrous outbursts.
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On the show, she joked that her husband's outbursts resulted in her first grey hair.
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Maybe that's no interrupting, or keeping outbursts and facial expressions of disapproval to a minimum.
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University of Alabama president Stuart Bell called Barber's outbursts "racist and disturbing" in a statement.
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China uses these outbursts of nationalism, whipped up by state media, to punish offending countries.
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His extraordinarily misogynistic outbursts against female journalists like Megyn Kelly are totally out of order.
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Despite the brief outbursts, the demonstrations were calmer than those on the previous two nights.
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Look at what we unearthed, previous examples of similar outbursts towards the nicest of people.
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The comments caused outrage, and follow other provocative public outbursts in the past few months.
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It says the trauma also can cause students to overreact, have violent outbursts, or withdraw.
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I also realize now that I continued to suffer from PTSD resulting in angry outbursts.
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I would have outbursts all the time and I would be that screaming crazy guy.
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A couple of times, audience members were escorted out of the markup following outbursts. Rep.
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At the Island School, there are outbursts and fights, but the hallways usually feel calm.
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Trump's extreme attacks on intelligence officials are in line with his outbursts against the media.
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There will be more rhetorical outbursts from North Korea, which will likely cancel more meetings.
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Fortunately, the Cathys of the world can reserve their outbursts of "Ack!" for scarier news.
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Not only in the event of misogynist terrorism but nearly all idiosyncratic outbursts of violence.
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I hated the pain but found catharsis in how undeterred Dan was by my outbursts.
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Mike Burden is a troubled young man, without meaningful goals and prone to violent outbursts.
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Some Filipino gay rights activists say they have gotten used to Mr. Duterte's public outbursts.
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O'Brien's father is given to terrifying outbursts of anger when under stress, which is often.
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Since 1996, the country has held elections every four years, without major outbursts of violence.
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Narrator: These almost random, violent outbursts are, I think, what makes Sandler's persona so distinct.
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As long as people continue to feel alienated and angry, xenophobic outbursts remain a threat.
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Tucker's muscular direction reveals the illogic of public life and mob mentality through spastic outbursts.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has made the newspaper a frequent target of angry twitter outbursts.
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The silence disconcerted some aides, who are used to furious outbursts instead of hushed discontent.
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"His anger outbursts, depression, anxiety, and isolation tendencies began to erode our relationship," she said.
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Researchers want to gather more data on the repeating outbursts to learn more about them.
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She had repeatedly called police to the home to help deal with his violent outbursts.
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He cradles Alton during the boy's outbursts, but there is no other tenderness between them.
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Peace talks happened in fits and starts in the 1990s, though outbursts of violence continued.
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We'd like to see the same behavior observed in outbursts in other stellar-mass black holes.
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Kanye West found himself hospitalized for days after a string of bizarre outbursts and canceled shows.
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Barbara Boxer said she felt "threatened" by outbursts and threats from Sanders supporters at the event.
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Could these outbursts have been orchestrated moments, meant to convey a certain portrait of the fighter?
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With his erratic outbursts at this month's NATO summit, Donald Trump brought things to a head.
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Gibson has been the benefactor of big offensive outbursts in two of his past three starts.
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Time and again Donald Trump was baited by Hillary Clinton into outbursts of Jessep-like candour.
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The tape was applied after Williams apparently had several outbursts during court proceedings, ABC News reported.
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But for the most part, his campaign has been littered with outbursts, overreactions, insults and provocations.
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But with a pair of infrared goggles, one of nature's most fearsome outbursts becomes downright psychedelic.
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The outbursts of Vinz (Vincent Cassel), Hubert (Hubert Koundé), and Saïd (Saïd Taghmaoui) are highly performative.
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You can expect some outbursts and blowups can also go down during the next few months.
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There are outbursts of chanting here and there, often led by supporters wearing Claudio Ranieri masks.
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Astronomers were able to track down two other outbursts in 1938 and 1956 using archival images.
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Drama in your friend circle is brewing early today, and emotional outbursts are likely this evening.
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Despite Trump's Twitter outbursts, the White House insists that it has no plans to fire Mueller.
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The emotional highs were coupled with new lows—emotional outbursts which brought back suppressed childhood memories.
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When you would have outbursts, they would desecrate the cemetery, because it's the holiest of places.
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But those outbursts are measured against Trump's belief that the investigation will soon wrap up favorably.
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Sri Lankans have grown unhappy with economic stagnation and social unrest, including outbursts of sectarian violence.
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Tearful outbursts clashed with shouts for help and the din of trucks and crews working feverishly.
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I hope at least some people are kind to her in spite of her hostile outbursts.
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There was nothing especially dramatic about it: no bombshell revelations, no combative exchanges, no emotional outbursts.
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It's hard to know what's most offensive in President Donald Trump's outbursts about Jews this week.
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Outbursts of anger at politicians are becoming a part of the background noise of national politics.
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And Bray Poor's sound design, both in its subtleties and outbursts, could hardly be more effective.
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A series of violent outbursts in a single week in October made his prediction seem prescient.
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All of West's rants, outbursts, tweets, and ramblings, coupled with his immense talent, fit that mold.
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Over the years, his public outbursts have included insults against women, the United States and God.
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But Turturro is slightly too broad for the occasion, relishing the outbursts of the spoiled star.
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It's possible that one such feeding frenzy triggered powerful outbursts that inflated this previously unseen feature.
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Critics of Mr. Trump have ascribed all manner of 3-D-chess cunning to his outbursts.
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Tender, ornate violin solos alternate with brash orchestral outbursts full of clanging percussion and conciliatory passages.
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It's common for the public and leaders to dismiss these types of violent outbursts as senseless.
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McEnroe's outbursts happened in public, and won't surprise anyone with even the slightest knowledge of his history.
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Loyd had a series of verbal outbursts when he questioned why the court placed charges against him.
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Ahead of the verdict, Judge Vincent Gaughan warned the courtroom that any outbursts would result in arrests.
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And though she tried to stay calm herself, the actress couldn't help but have a few outbursts.
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First relationships often involve messy emotional outbursts, embarrassing slips of the tongue, and other assorted adolescent fuckups.
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The outbursts would end when the police were called to transport her to the local crisis center.
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Ryan attempted to ignore the outbursts and announce the business of the day, pounding down his gavel.
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The most recent of his near daily outbursts came during a series of speeches given in Manila.
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And in fact, others might have similarly chalked up her outbursts to nothing more than teen angst.
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How do we analyze the frenetic outbursts at Wednesday's Congressional hearings through the lens of aesthetic protest.
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Appearing on "Squawk Box, " Hoffman conceded that Musk should perhaps find a different outlet for his outbursts.
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I remembered the challenges of dealing with his outbursts while needing help with my own mental health.
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So to protect you from your own hormonal outbursts perhaps a lakshman rekha (boundary line) is drawn.
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Andrew Goldstein, a man with a history of schizophrenia and violent outbursts, asked her for the time.
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Even a tiny disturbance, like a small impact from a pebble, might have triggered the recent outbursts.
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The fragile ceasefire agreed in 2015 is often shattered by outbursts of gunfire and explosions of shells.
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The unstable dynamics cause the system to flare up in ultra-luminous outbursts that can last weeks.
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And lately, he's been getting attention for his venomous tweets, odd public behavior, and outbursts at reporters.
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"The 2015 event has greatly motivated astronomers to coordinate worldwide efforts to observe future outbursts," Gandhi said.
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We can make communities sufficiently resilient to accept those outbursts without burning to stone and killing residents.
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If there are outbursts, you will be cleared from the room and it will be done immediately.
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And yet the quirks of anonymous online reviews—typos, digressions, outbursts—also give them a certain authority.
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Evidence also suggests that the "taste" for discrimination is quite widespread and not limited to momentary outbursts.
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Both outbursts drew widespread condemnation throughout the U.K. and beyond, and raised the question: Are U.S.-U.
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But if your manager only has occasional outbursts, you may be able to work through the situation.
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These interventions can be incredibly effective in reducing symptoms, which can include emotional outbursts and disruptive behavior.
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The demand has long animated Hindu hardliners -- and worried Indian liberals, who fear outbursts of sectarian violence.
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And why, after all the taunts and outbursts, was Mr. Trump so civil toward us — nice, even?
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The defendant stated that because of his anger outbursts [Jayme] complied and did as she was told.
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But despite the tempestuous nature of the relationship and Guay's violent outbursts, the affair continued into 1949.
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Its narrator, Kevin, is an academic who has fits and outbursts in class — "conniptions," in his words.
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Tying the two outbursts together is Trump's underlying motivation, which might be the most offensive part all.
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The outbursts put a strain on the home's staff, who struggle to deal with her frail frame.
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Gray Matter Is there something about adjunct faculty members that makes them prone to outrageous political outbursts?
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On the earnings call, CEO Elon Musk apologized to analysts for his recent erratic behavior and outbursts.
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A rhapsodic Air begins with an ominous piano solo, thickly chromatic and dissonant, roiled by heaving outbursts.
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The demonstration began peacefully, eventually punctuated by outbursts of vandalism to shops, bank branches and subway stations.
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Narrator: And without any of his former innocence, the outbursts simply come off as rude and obnoxious.
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When Nikolas had outbursts and destroyed property, their mother, Lynda Cruz, blamed Zachary for everything, Guarino said.
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Trump's most intemperate outbursts, his most offensive musings, pale before opinions that were mainstream in recent history.
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Outbursts of racism have long disfigured soccer games in Europe, but their frequency has increased this season.
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Such presidential outbursts often confounded Mr. Spicer, who found himself reverting to standard Washington retorts to respond.
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Pseudobulbar affect, or PBA, is a neurological condition characterized by inappropriate, uncontrolled outbursts of laughing or crying.
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During arguments or other emotional outbursts redirect their attention to create a break in the negative spiral.
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"They are given to tantrums and behavioral outbursts if they don't get what they want," says Foster.
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In Kazakhstan, in recent years there have been periodic outbursts of protests over economic and other issues.
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The Post reported that the audience interrupted Mnuchin's remarks with boos, hisses and outbursts throughout the event.
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Many Australians hear echoes of Trump's statements in the outbursts of Peter Dutton, the home affairs minister.
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Trump's most intemperate outbursts, his most indecent musings, pale before opinions that were mainstream in living memory.
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King's beliefs, by all accounts, are sincere, but his approach to lawmaking is, like his rhetorical outbursts, performative.
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The latest outbursts of violence followed months of near-weekly border protests organized by Gaza&aposs Hamas rulers.
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Eta Carinae is no stranger to chaotic outbursts and has sent pieces of itself out into space before.
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In recent weeks, Mexico has been shaken especially hard by several outbursts of violence linked to organized crime.
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It has come to mean someone who is irritable, has frequent mood swings, outbursts of rage, lacks restraint.
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Your cryptic messages, spontaneous outbursts, and emotional breakdowns over the past 14 months all started to make sense.
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And Mr Trump's outbursts will probably not be much help in winning over European hearts, minds or wallets.
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Brandon admits in his statement to PEOPLE that these social media outbursts were the flashpoint of their argument.
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Many point fingers at the news media, saying Trump's personal attacks and outbursts have received too much attention.
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Now there are worries that the president's erratic outbursts may end up distracting from the task at hand.
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"The more traumatized you are, the more emotional outbursts, the longer you're going to be detained," Cooper said.
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But shops were confronted with outbursts of violence between customers fighting to get their hands on the product.
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As I argued earlier today, it's very possible there'll be more unplanned outbursts and mishaps at this convention.
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On Tuesday, he said his outbursts were because he was provoked by criticism of his crackdown on drugs.
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Indeed, Suzanne has problems with her spine, tires easily and is prone to furious outbursts over minor slights.
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Some fans in Moscow on Monday were still recovering from their emotional outbursts during and after the match.
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But even though his outbursts hurt him sometimes, there's a reason he may be reluctant to cool it.
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They use jokes, quotations, emotional outbursts, misdirection, and all manner of verbal dodges to confuse and distract questioners.
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When US officials start name-calling internationally, those emotional outbursts just reinforce the impression that America is unhinged.
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Some Americans in the Philippines say his outbursts have left many of their countrymen, and U.S. businesses, jittery.
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I've rounded up a few of those random outbursts of joy to celebrate another year in Kanye's life.
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Stacy was gorgeous, prone to violent outbursts, and she possessed a wit that complemented her French-tipped nails.
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But a fascinating new study suggests people have been chronicling Earth's powerful outbursts since long before modern technology.
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Mental-health issues are not predictive of violent outbursts: Although , people with serious mental-health problems account for.
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Mr. Trump has also deepened concerns among his advisers and Republican Party leaders with a series of outbursts.
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The competition's producers push the genre's routine manipulations, like casting for conflict and orchestrating outbursts, to monstrous extremes.
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"I was shocked that there were these comments, these statements," said Judge Kiyo Matsumoto, referring to Shkreli's outbursts.
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As Trump rants and raves through his first eight months in office, his penchant for outbursts has persisted.
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The music hurtles through daring emotional shifts, with fiery outbursts one moment and achingly confused expressions the next.
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From his Twitter rants to his IRL outbursts, he's always been a loose canon in the music industry.
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Calvin Coolidge could barely function after the death of his son and would have angry and unstable outbursts.
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More serious outbursts are rare, and Mr. Sanders doesn't tend to take pushback personally, several former aides said.
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"Our instructions of firmness were followed and made it possible to maintain order and avoid outbursts," he said.
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My job is to stand up for Canadians and I will do that regardless of what outbursts happen.
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Alternately stentorian and maniacal, he demands respect for the presidency even as he undercuts it with juvenile outbursts.
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He was disqualified from a fourth-round match at the 1990 Australian Open after a series of outbursts.
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Never mind that opponents, independent analysts and even some of his own advisers winced at his latest outbursts.
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He displayed no strong religious or political views, his relatives said, and was not known for angry outbursts.
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Has the extreme animus and disrespect between Republicans and Democrats finally morphed into potentially life-taking violent outbursts?
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These outbursts were reliably preceded by a deep furrowing of the brow, such as he was affecting now.
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That London chorus, 130 strong, projected hushed mystery, hell-storming outbursts and everything in between with utmost ease.
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The outbursts hit everyone and everything within range, bringing the potential for contamination and, thus, demanding a response.
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Given his own track record of on-court outbursts, however, Kyrgios wasn&apost willing to criticize his opponent.
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"Solar system comets often (but not always) display outbursts near perihelion," Dr. Laughlin said in a recent email.
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Now that he has a more enabling staff in place, those snap, instinctive outbursts will increase in frequency.
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When Westbrook had emotional outbursts in the middle of games, Cheeks was the one to talk him down.
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During some frenetic, ha-ha-ha outbursts, the young singers draw upon their inner demons to chilling effect.
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This is not the first time the driver in question has been involved in outbursts against other drivers.
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Our sources think the couple might be doomed though ... unless Lindsay stops making excuses for Egor's angry outbursts.
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In recent years, the government has condoned nationalist outbursts and then stamped them out after a short period.
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In a recent cartoon, Mr. Gawish satirized Mortada Mansour, a progovernment lawmaker known for foul language and intemperate outbursts.
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At night, however, he began having outbursts so violent, he broke off his tusks and continually ground them down.
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In addition to the drug and alcohol abuse, his breakups and outbursts were often linked to his own insecurities.
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Previous outbursts associated with this black hole were noted in 1938 and 1956 and found on archival photographic plates.
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One of the most challenging aspects of growing up with my mother's mental illness was her very public outbursts.
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Within six months, Drew's outbursts and fear of the restroom had largely subsided and he continued to progress academically.
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Outbursts of violence such as the events of May 2100th have earned Gaza a reputation as a war zone.
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Brandon also admitted in his statement to PEOPLE that these social media outbursts were the flashpoint of their argument.
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This is a powerful day for a fresh start—but watch out for some unexpected tears or emotional outbursts.
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Police testified that Harris showed little emotion over the boy's death, except in what seemed to be staged outbursts.
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But there's been very little exploration into the continuing violent outbursts by people unhappy that Donald Trump is president.
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But the severity and frequency of Trump's outbursts, in some cases without any clear cause, really is not normal.
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Meanwhile, Uber has expanded to 68 countries – but not without trouble, even violent outbursts in some places like Paris.
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Studies have shown that men who repress their homosexuality due to authoritarian fears can create tremendous homophobic violent outbursts.
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"That's normal, man," the vice president replied on Tuesday when he was asked about the outbursts from Sanders backers.
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It regards spontaneous public outbursts as a potential threat to the party's control, loss of which would truly hurt.
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These black hole outbursts are so rare and unpredictable that scientists are typically caught off guard by the event.
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This week, your planetary ruler Mars meets Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, creating the perfect storm for outbursts.
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You've got the late-'90s guest star, the sexual tension, Monica's famous wacky catchphrases, and random outbursts of crying.
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Fargo is less about these rare violent outbursts and more about the importance she places on winning over others.
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With dementia patients, they say, the typical crying or laughing outbursts seen in multiple sclerosis patients may be absent.
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Mr. Redstone's outbursts "do not indicate that he had capacity, but rather confirm that he lacks" it, they argue.
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There would be no similar outbursts against Stephen Strasburg, who struck out 10 batters and improved to 7-0.
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Duterte subsequently walked back his "separation" comments, and Philippines officials have scrambled to clarify or explain away other outbursts.
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That same month, Ryan called on the GOP front-runner to take responsibility for violent outbursts at his rallies.
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Flight operations resumed at Hong Kong's airport Wednesday morning after two days of disruptions marked by outbursts of violence.
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He denied a number of the allegations but apologized last year for his use of inappropriate language and outbursts.
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Does he fit the criteria for borderline personality disorder, which can include outbursts, obsessions and a primitive ego structure?
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Local news reporters spoke to neighbors who described DeAngelo as "relatively nice" but prone to loud outbursts of cursing.
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As well as angry outbursts, depression can present itself through a lost interest in playtime, insomnia, distraction, and teariness.
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But Mexico quickly learned to mostly ignore Mr. Trump's outbursts, as it might the faint rumble of distant thunder.
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The antics, outbursts and temper tantrums of John McEnroe, Andre Agassi and Jimmy Connors are just a few examples.
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Our public conversations have become sites of emotive outbursts, rather than reasoned exchanges where historical understanding can be marshalled.
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Rather than repelling Catholics with his sacrilegious outbursts, his willingness to confront the church has endeared him to Filipinos.
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If "by everything" we mean a febrile French crowd, emotional outbursts and a healthy smattering of bizarrely struck shots.
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Mr. Trump's travel ban, along with his combative rhetoric and internet outbursts, have directly shaped this year's awards race.
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"My son... he has outbursts... I hold him and I hug him and I kiss him," Matt Mauser said.
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But they do share some characteristics of some of the other outbursts of activism seen in the Trump era.
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Mr Trump had already admitted, in a series of increasingly intemperate outbursts, doing most of what the transcript contains.
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The young coach has promised to "be good," but as his losing streak continues his outbursts have only intensified.
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Other episodes turned frantic, with dizzying outbursts from the violin — trying to escape, it seemed, an ominous, enveloping orchestra.
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In any case, the plot's true center is Pnut, a vulnerable, socially challenged kid given to outbursts of rage.
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There are heaps of hilarious outbursts from Woodcock, and lines you'd never hear in a more hoity-toity drama.
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The series routinely blurs the line between fiction and reality, and Haller's temperament makes him particularly prone to psychokinetic outbursts.
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So I was harsh -- brutal, at times -- swatting at his proposals, his outbursts, his surrogates, in print and on television.
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Dear proclaimed himself guilty and that he was "a warrior for the babies" in several outbursts at earlier court hearings.
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In the Yarkant River basin, glacial outbursts have increased markedly since 1980s, research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences shows.
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Some believe the swan, which has been nicknamed both Asboy and Trevor, was removed by river officials following his outbursts.
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Before the rally, a Moore representative warned the crowd against any "outbursts" and said Moore would not be taking questions.
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Mohammad's outbursts would've given them away, so the family was forced to inject him with sedatives to save the group.
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As if we needed more evidence, she even favorably cites one of Trump's most offensive outbursts as a positive example.
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Her outbursts were linked to her period, and the cyclical nature of symptoms mirrored the PMDD she'd experienced pre-pregnancy.
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Online, Lane had found a community that encouraged his flamboyant conspiracizing, giving him attention and approval for his wild outbursts.
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His outbursts in previous debates telegraphed to many he was not interested in being "shackled" by any traditional campaign conventions.
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Countless shareholders were asked by Wells Fargo (WFC) interim CEO Allen Parker to leave the Dallas meeting after making outbursts.
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And as Vulture points out, Miller is still getting work despite some controversial outbursts and his extremely candid THR interview.
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"Daily, literally daily, we're exposed to violent outbursts, in particular in our emergency rooms," Cleveland Clinic CEO Tom Mihaljevic said.
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It can be uncomfortable to try to be a friend with someone who has had outbursts and cried in class.
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These animals are highly socialized and, barring any freakish outbursts of rage, probably not going to destroy a wedding party.
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Trump frequently interrupted Clinton and sparred with the two debate moderators, who in turn chastised the crowd for occasional outbursts.
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These factual outbursts frequently end up being terribly funny, but there's something about the fiction of Pawns that's fascinatingly creepy.
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How many see a marriage counselor whose well-meaning advice can't fix domestic outbursts that come from damaged frontal lobes?
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The most common interpretation of Trump's Twitter outbursts is that they are provocations intended to distract from more damaging stories.
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Kanye West, amidst his flagrant outbursts and rants, announced that there'd be an onslaught of new material from G.O.O.D. music.
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Over the years, Beckinsale said she rejected his sexual advances numerous times — which she alleges often led to angry outbursts.
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We tell them to stay out of trouble and label them as bad kids for outbursts of anger and frustration.
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The attack began just after sunset at Lido Beach when witnesses reportedly heard two explosions followed by outbursts of gunfire.
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Clark made several outbursts, claiming his life was being threatened and said the arson charge against him was a lie.
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Here's a look at what exactly is happening in Hong Kong and the circumstances that led to the violent outbursts.
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Fraught workplace Trump's foul mood, meanwhile, has rendered the White House a tumultuous workplace where outbursts are becoming more common.
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"We should not be yelling at each other, no matter where on the (political) spectrum," Comey said after the outbursts.
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Yes. Surprising that our planet's most epic outbursts have been fueling our creativity since long before the dawn of civilization?
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Domestically, external enemies can have their use, particularly for a president facing a sinking economy and occasional outbursts of dissent.
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" Reid said that how Sanders would respond to the violent outbursts over the weekend would be a "test of leadership.
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For many Filipinos, Mr. Duterte's passionate outbursts, however crude and impolitic, are signs of his fearlessness and willingness to act.
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He raised his profile by sitting courtside at Mavericks games and drew attention for his animated reactions and media outbursts.
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She called herself "a Republican at heart," but is frightened of Mr. Trump's temper and shoot-from-the-hip outbursts.
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According to local people, these lake outbursts floods have happened several times – in 1920, 1942 and in the early 1960s.
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Warren recalled the episode during an interview last week and suggested Sanders had not done enough to curtail similar outbursts.
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Even Ms. Goerke, with all the thrilling power of her voice, was covered by the orchestra during some crucial outbursts.
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Recent tragic outbursts of violence by individuals who are certainly disturbed and their glaring red flags missed confound the picture.
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After his repeated outbursts against judges, the authorities built him a glass cage that allowed judges to silence his voice.
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These explosive outbursts act like "rocket engines," according to NASA, accelerating the spin of the comet to dizzying rotation speeds.
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On camera and in public, the stocky Texan is famous for his meandering soliloquies and belligerent, occasionally violent verbal outbursts.
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Policy changes are deliberately being obscured by a constant stream of tweets, executive orders, television interviews, press conferences, and outbursts.
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The Masters spectator's guide has clear rules for patrons: No cheering a player's misfortune and no inane or profane outbursts.
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Of course, given the vocal demands, Mr. Schager had his share of bellowed outbursts, gravelly low passages and raw sound.
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Mr. Paredes has intermittent explosive disorder, which can lead to outbursts of rage and sometimes violence for seemingly innocuous reasons.
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Financial market analysts doubt current Fed policy makers are likely to be cowed by Trump's outbursts over their policy choices.
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In fact, this idea that conservative governance spurs outbursts of artistic protest from progressive-minded musicians is almost conventional wisdom.
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Mr. Trudeau, who is popular at home and faces little organized opposition, is freer to politely ignore Mr. Trump's outbursts.
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While Rosberg is a master at controlling his emotions, Hamilton has a reputation as being moody and prone to outbursts.
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Mr. Seidemann suggested that Mr. Hernandez might instead have intermittent explosive disorder, which is characterized by angry and violent outbursts.
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Jagging between chamber-rock outbursts and haunting Auto-Tuned voices, the opera has never been about scoring easy political points.
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But Elsa is told to "conceal, don't feel" so that she doesn't use those powers — they're triggered by emotional outbursts.
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In an effort to provide support for his fact-free outbursts, President Trump appointed a commission to examine voter fraud.
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The February exchange with Lewandowski described by the Times is considered the most extreme of Kelly's reported outbursts to date.
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Dear, who has insisted he is competent, declared himself guilty and a "warrior for the babies" in previous courtroom outbursts.
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His family has blamed mental illness and drug abuse for his violent outbursts, including an attack on his own grandfather.
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In separate incidents, both the State Senate and House galleries were closed and cleared of protesters after outbursts interrupted proceedings.
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But to understand his current rhetorical outbursts, you can't try to understand them as primarily aimed at winning the election.
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His family have painted a picture of a man who suffered "psychiatric troubles" and was prone to depression and violent outbursts.
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This work could help shed light on dangerous solar outbursts and help improve the design of advanced nuclear reactors, researchers said.
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It was unclear whether Duterte's outbursts will affect relations between the two countries, whose militaries have scheduled joint exercises in October.
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No, they most likely mildly chastised their comrade in arms because they know that such outbursts are only helping President Trump.
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A mostly cooperative Loyd did have a series of verbal outbursts when he questioned why the court placed charges against him.
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In English, as in Greek, the actors deliver plain, off-kilter lines with subtle flatness, heightening the impact of violent outbursts.
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But he needed to focus: by taking Mrs Clinton's bait, his tweeting and outbursts had "squandered five days", worried Mr Reinoehl.
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The piano part goes through quick shifts, from dreamy musings to flinty outbursts, spiky 12-tone like intricacies and sizzling jazz.
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Rush at times spiced up the atmosphere in his dimly lit and gothic-looking studio with outbursts of cursing and jokes.
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Dear has repeatedly interrupted proceedings with outbursts, shouting at his attorneys and the judge, muttering to himself and declaring his guilt.
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His short temper and outbursts have long been legend inside Tesla and SpaceX headquarters, according to multiple current and former employees.
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He, too, was escorted out, as security issued a warning that any additional outbursts would force the balconies to be cleared.
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Another facet of this issue is that in the universe of the comic, similar violent outbursts and anger are happening worldwide.
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Studying the magnetic field could also help us better understand solar outbursts, explained University Corporation for Atmospheric Research researcher Paul Bryans.
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So a new Twitter account is automatically transforming his social media outbursts into official-looking press releases from the White House.
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"We believe these outbursts and the inappropriate laughter are part of the mental illness that we talked about earlier," he said.
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This album has a super raw, paranoid feel to it, with a nasty punk groove and some technical outbursts hidden underneath.
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His outbursts gave Obama's team easy openings to attack Hillary Clinton and contributed to a sense that her campaign was floundering.
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The chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee is not prone to outspoken outbursts and thinks carefully before delivering his analysis.
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The episode dragged on for 43 months and included tawdry details about the McDonnell's difficult marriage and Maureen McDonnell's volcanic outbursts.
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Even so, I managed to have this bed frame up and running in 15 minutes — no sweat or frustrated outbursts necessary.
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Ruddy recently defended Trump's outbursts toward the press, saying he believes it "comes out of emotion" in response to negative coverage.
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An emotional player prone to outbursts, Bourgue has been working with a sports psychologist to better channel his on-court energies.
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What he brought to every piece of technology was a human element: quirks and syncopations, complex structures and outbursts of anarchy.
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Trump's outbursts, meant to force Mexican officials to work with him, seemed instead to increase the pressure on them to resist.
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The juxtaposition of the silent whir of sleek Tesla electric vehicles, with the outbursts of the mentally ill on the sidewalks.
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He has multiple learning issues including problems with speech, attention, and outbursts and he has not yet received a concrete diagnosis.
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Read more: Trump's erratic outbursts show his fear that a recession could sink his reelection campaign, ex-White House officials say
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Previously, Mr. Ghani's aides had moved both publicly and privately to project unity and smooth things over after General Dostum's outbursts.
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"It's hardly surprising that we've seen many white supremacists, neo-Nazis and anti-Muslim extremists celebrating Trump's outbursts," he told CNN.
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His relative aloofness on the site whose soul he's supposedly stewarding makes a recent series of outbursts all the more alarming.
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This will prevent her from being forced into a marriage in the first place, and shall subsequently avert such extreme outbursts.
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"It's great to see the instrument teams working together on the important question of how cometary outbursts are triggered," Taylor said.
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Even for congressional Republicans used to avoiding commenting on the president's outbursts, Mr. Trump's performance in Helsinki was difficult to ignore.
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Everything in "Grand Finale," at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, looks and sounds doom-laden, even the occasional outbursts of happiness.
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He says he called cops after one of her outbursts, and they suggested Bello get a restraining order -- so he did.
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Cohen's original planned appearance on Capitol Hill had provoked outbursts from Trump and his TV lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, about Cohen's family.
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While his outbursts have drawn widespread criticism for being impolitic, a growing number of experts think the president has a point.
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Since these outbursts are frequent, you can prepare yourself in advance with conversation-changing issues, the more deadline oriented the better.
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Mr. Hough brought impish charm to the gurgling figurations and splashy outbursts that suggest "Goldfish," the title of the third piece.
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I know of no credible political scientist who believes this, and Peterson's adherence to the notion can lead to bizarre outbursts.
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Outbursts of profanity, disruptive behavior and pulling a false fire alarm resulted in suspensions and his expulsion from the school bus.
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He sits in on meetings, some with officers and others with politicians, recording silences and outbursts, moments of frustration and complaint.
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Mr. Shine left Fox News at a time when the output from its pundits increasingly matched Mr. Trump's initiatives and outbursts.
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Fognini, known as a volatile player, was fined $27,500 by Wimbledon in 2014 for his outbursts during a first-round victory.
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Instead, Mr. Stewart faced a little-known state lawmaker, Nick Freitas, and a Christian minister given to divisive outbursts, E.W. Jackson.
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In the development section of the first movement, blurted-out fragments, frenetic outbursts and overlapping lines came across with startling emphasis.
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Uncivil debate appears to be on the ascendant internationally, but the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean are particularly dangerous for such outbursts.
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He retired in 2017 and was noticed, if at all, for his painstaking lawn care, and for occasional outbursts of obscenity.
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Eurydice doesn't see Orpheus's double, but panicky outbursts in the orchestra and her sputtered vocal lines suggest that she senses him.
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Perhaps she's a troubled woman who loves her son but is prone to short-lived wrathful outbursts that she can't control.
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It's a constant theme of his Twitter outbursts about leaks, the failure of the health care bill and various other subjects.
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Even so, I managed to have this bed frame up and running in 15 minutes — no sweat or frustrated outbursts necessary.
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The month began with the electric car company reporting second-quarter earnings and Musk apologizing for some recent ill-advised outbursts.
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Congressional enmity was not a Trump creation, particularly during this annual exercise in seesawing ovations, poorly concealed grimacing and occasional outbursts.
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South Africa's mining industry has been grappling for years with depressed prices, outbursts of labour and social unrest and policy uncertainty.
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Even Madeline and Renata — the two characters most prone to scathing outbursts — express their unhappiness with longing looks and offhand scowls.
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In between her outbursts of fire and blood, Dolores has a soft side, that only comes out when she's with Teddy.
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He also went off about the medication he was prescribed ... which he blames for his recent emotional outbursts on social media.
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Whether suspensions are coming for right-hander John Lackey and catcher Willson Contreras after angry fifth-inning outbursts remains to be seen.
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"Standing By The Sea" alternated between a tense, discordant bassline and some of Hüsker Dü's least-restrained and most passionate vocal outbursts.
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In the letter, Klarman expressed confusion at investors' reaction to the U.S. retreat from international leadership and President Donald Trump's Twitter outbursts.
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The president accused the department store of treating his daughter "so unfairly" last week in his daily scattershot of social media outbursts.
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Known as LO95 0313-192, the galaxy has massive radio jets, outbursts of superheated gas moving close to the speed of light.
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He subsequently became "anxious, highly irritable and prone to angry outbursts," and started failing in school, the complaint said, according to Wired.
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He is doing well in polls for the 2018 presidential election despite often outlandish outbursts on Twitter and on the congressional floor.
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Admiration and affection vied with ambition and jealousy to forge relationships with more than their share of explosive outbursts and maudlin reconciliations.
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Now I wonder whether those angry anonymous comments I'd been wading through were cathartic outbursts from the secret accounts of frustrated lawmakers.
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That led to a nearly 20-year stalemate between the two, one that would punctuated with outbursts of violence through the years.
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But who could hear any of that through the cacophony of hyperactive, ballistic outbursts and interruptions that marked most of the conversation?
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Published in 1995, the book is notorious for its rigorous defense of a Stanford law student's homophobic outbursts at a staff member.
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Tundu's mom's heroism might be a sign of her being a secret bad-ass, but her violent outbursts are played for laughs.
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We will talk to former intelligence officers about what his recent anti-Trump outbursts could reveal about his own skeletons, coming up.
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Because they do not follow social media or watch television, they are mostly sheltered from the president's tweet storms and verbal outbursts.
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Forrest Clark, 51, made several outbursts, claiming his life was being threatened and saying the arson charge against him was a lie.
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He has experienced similar outbursts in the past but has always had a trained school aide nearby to help calm him down.
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Is Hillary on the verge of a mental breakdown due to stress, or are her strange outbursts linked to a medical condition?
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On Friday, the N.B.A. fined Curry and Warriors Coach Steve Kerr $25,000 each for their outbursts about the officiating in the game.
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In court outbursts and conversations with mental-health experts, Mr. Dear has made it abundantly clear that he believes he is competent.
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But while protesters are often shouted down, crowds seldom express disapproval of the crude slogans and angry outbursts by Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Most of their spending on Facebook ads occurred after the election, and they included spurring both pro-Trump and anti-Trump outbursts.
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Hicks even used her standing to shield others from the wrath of Mr. Trump's explosive outbursts, sources inside the White House say.
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A Muslim father who drank, a Catholic mother prone to violent outbursts: "And I grew up in this tiny suburb in Sweden".
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Mr. White, too, had a history of mental health problems, and he had lately been prone to angry outbursts, his family said.
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While this may be true, their marriage was also plagued by Chaplin's exacting standards, outbursts, raging temper, and cruelty towards his children.
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These were not one-off outbursts, these were repeated, incredibly unpleasant, hours-long sessions of anger that caused me intense emotional distress.
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"Alright, alright," he conceded, and finally began his introduction: "This is a very popular—" but the crowd's shouting and outbursts wouldn't die.
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Pundits paraphrase so much of what Trump says and tweets that it's easy to forget the substance of these utterances and outbursts.
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Restless vocal lines shift from plaintive lyrical phrases, to sputtered outbursts, to a style that seems a jazz equivalent of Italianate arioso.
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In the desert, he erupted in violent outbursts over things no one could control, like the wind knocking over the temple walls.
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Those outbursts on Twitter were interspersed with attacks on political opponents, the Russia investigation and Senator John McCain, who died last year.
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Yet these effects, taken together, have much more in common with sleep deprivation than with Tourette-like outbursts of insults and epithets.
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For weeks, we've watched current Bachelor Peter flounder at every turn, manipulatively searching for validation by way of tears and emotional outbursts.
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But the work keeps shifting into frenzied outbursts delivered in wordless vocalise, in which the soprano "becomes" various Nordic goddesses and spirits.
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Judge Kimberly Menninger ordered the evaluation after the arraignment for Forrest Gordon Clark was suspended twice due to him having several outbursts.
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To be sure, the state-run North Korean media also color the threat of regime change with frequent outbursts and nationalistic messages.
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In India, where WhatsApp is by far the most dominant messaging platform, false information has lead to violent outbursts, including several lynchings.
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The judge who ordered the shocks, George Gallagher, had warned Morris to stop his "outbursts" before delivering the punishment, the report said.
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The President's outbursts during a White House meeting and on Twitter have fueled new speculation that he could seek to remove Mueller.
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The seasoning's green and Scotch bonnet peppers are the loudest ingredients, punctuating an otherwise sultry filling with bitter, fruity and spicy outbursts.
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This brooding piece, dotted with skittish, mysterious outbursts for both cello and piano, has a distressed and confused quality, well conveyed here.
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What was more disconcerting, however, was how playing by real-world rules in the game made the regular outbursts of violence weightier.
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Kyrgios, who has won titles in Acapulco and Washington this year, is known for his outbursts both on and off the court.
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Given the avalanche of revelations, it's not surprising that the President is sometimes prone to isolated outbursts of fury directed at Mueller.
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Look at how many of his Twitter outbursts, just since his election, have been about something on TV that made him mad.
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On Brennan, "it was always, 'he's an idiot, he's a crook, we ought to investigate him,'" this person said, characterizing Trump's outbursts.
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They avoided any outbursts or walkouts that could have presented a bad image, but their silence as Republicans clapped repeatedly spoke volumes.
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However, Nieto has been known for some feisty outbursts, likening Trump's "strident" populist tone to that of Adolf Hitler's and Benito Mussolini's.
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Knight was fired from Indiana on September 10, 2000 after 29 years that were marked by more than a few violent outbursts.
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Wittes went on to say that he finds Putin's displays to be more than just outbursts of personal insecurity and aesthetic absurdity.
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After the arrest of a suspect, police said Jayme endured intimidating "anger outbursts" by her captor that dissuaded her from trying to escape.
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And a hair-trigger fight-or-flight reflex makes him prone to outbursts and personal attacks whenever he feels threatened, which is often.
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Predominantly sexist and racist phrases make up the basic vocabulary of such outbursts, and are used to strongly affect or terrorize other players.
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There are signs that Musk's outbursts during a critical period for the company could be scaring off some of the biggest fund managers.
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These missions almost singularly define the single-player campaign's newfound tone: slow, maddeningly tense, and punctuated by brief and shocking outbursts of violence.
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Shortly before her first suicide attempt, she fought on and off with her mom, hoping her outbursts would concern her enough to intervene.
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Astronomers have known about classical novae for centuries, but owing to the transient nature of these outbursts, they've proven rather difficult to study.
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The rest of his party has studiously avoided the subject, actively protected Trump from investigation and oversight, and constantly excused the president's outbursts.
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According to Kaltenegger, Proxima Centauri's energetic outbursts are likely to deliver a lot of DNA-damaging UV radiation to the surface, as well.
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While Chicago has been improving, it might only take a few mass outbursts to send the city back into, quite literally, the red.
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Oberhansley, shown being escorted through the Clark County Courthouse in 2015, has had previous outbursts in court and said his name was Zeus.
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In some of his early court appearances after his arrest, Obserhansley had outbursts in court and said his name was Zeus, WAVE3 reported .
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Her poor mental health led to outbursts on Twitter, including one notable instance when she said she wanted Drake to "murder" her vagina.
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Because each additional Trumpism seems a bit less shocking than the one before, there is a danger of becoming desensitised to his outbursts.
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The frequency of rage outbursts as well as any history of previous heart conditions both come into play when considering your cardiovascular risk.
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Complaining about the press: From the "failing New York Times" to "Fake News CNN," these are Trump's familiar outbursts at the media. 5.
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In previous courtroom outbursts, Dear declared his guilt and proclaimed himself "a warrior for the babies," prompting Martinez to order a competency evaluation.
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Warren's criticism of Trump in tweets and speeches has gotten under the Republican presidential nominee's skin, provoking angry outbursts from the billionaire businessman.
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Most outbursts are relatively dim, but the flashes from V404 Cygni have been some of the strongest to be observed in recent years.
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By this time Ian had gained a reputation for his spontaneous, aggressive verbal and physically violent outbursts, either against property, himself or others.
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The inaction bubbled into outbursts of frustration from Democrats on Monday, after at least 58 people were killed in a Las Vegas shooting.
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He's still prone to emotional outbursts and still has a loose tongue, but, for the most part, Sydney's most chaotic punk is reforming.
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This leadership void has created a communication chaos in which fake news and social media outbursts have become replacements for news of substance.
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You's comments came as Hong Kong continues to be rocked by protests that have lasted for weeks and have seen outbursts of violence.
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The outbursts have angered Democrats and embarrassed moderate Republicans, yet left largely unruffled a political base drawn to the former businessman's unfiltered style.
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This worries some Mexicans, who see Lopez Obrador as unpredictable, prone to outbursts of emotion and quick to change his mind on issues.
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Based on the timing of past outbursts, the pair suggests that this comet travels around the Sun once every 500 years or so.
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The Chicago Seven trial became a classic confrontation between radicals and Judge Julius Hoffman, marked by insults, angry judicial outbursts and contempt citations.
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Lewandowski also denied reports that he had been a "hothead" who mistreated staffers, saying his outbursts were part of his push for perfection.
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The unfortunate situation has already led to lots of emotional outbursts, at least for the candy vendors, and laughter for the market-goers.
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Clinton was cautious-spoken, less effective than at the first debate at getting Mr. Trump to take bait and provoking him into outbursts.
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From a very young age, I stepped in and helped parent Alan, which means I also bore the brunt of his violent outbursts.
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In climactic outbursts, when she summoned all her smoldering power, Ms. Netrebko sent phrases slicing through the brassy orchestra and into the house.
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There were also quiet tears and outbursts of frustration, with some acknowledging the disagreement over the best ways to provide support for victims.
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North Korea's acts of belligerence aren't insane outbursts, but deliberate gestures grounded in careful observations about how the outside world responds to it.
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Religious extremism has, in the last few years, resulted in several violent outbursts, including the murders of atheist bloggers and gay rights activists.
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LIGO's gravitational wave measurements helped astronomers pin down what they thought caused at least some of these outbursts: the merger of neutron stars.
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Keys's newfound clarity on clay will be tested against Putintseva, who can drive even the calmest players to distraction with her emotive outbursts.
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The amplification, though sensitively done, tended to equalize the sound somewhat, giving soft passages more presence and taking the edge off fortissimo outbursts.
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And even more so after Elon Musk's recent outbursts on Twitter and headlines that the electric car company is asking suppliers for refunds.
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The piano will slip into an episode of skittish two-part counterpoint, while orchestra instruments look for places to intrude with misbehaving outbursts.
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With Jones's help, Koepka in time came to see that his outbursts were an obstacle in his path to becoming a champion golfer.
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Though they provide color and friendly conflict, these folks are never more than narrative satellites, vehicles for embarrassing outbursts and sentimental health crises.
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Mr. Bronfman was in touch with the concerto's quick-changing energies throughout — ramping from naïvely winning melodies to stormy outbursts with reliable command.
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Thanks in part to the president-elect's predilection for outbursts of fewer than 140 characters, he routinely comes across as petty and mercurial.
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When you notice that you're making silly mistakes, forgetting important things, having outbursts of emotion, or making poor decisions, you're likely burning out.
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In America's capital, politics can often lead to rude outbursts on the floors of Congress, and sometimes spills over into social life, too.
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There is enough to explain from Tuesday's reveal why the investigation must be weighing on Trump's spirits, and driving his angry Twitter outbursts.
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He said he witnessed outbursts from Mr. Barenboim directed at musicians, and started experiencing them himself after asking for a sabbatical in 1996.
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On several occasions, Justice Ira H. Margulis rebuked him for outbursts in the courtroom, even threatening to hold him in contempt of court.
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It made her a walking target, I argued, prone to the violent outbursts of scared Americans everywhere like The Man In The Truck.
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Ms. Pelosi, Democrat of California, an institutionalist and a stickler for decorum, is unlikely to look kindly on any outbursts from her members.
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For all the Republicans who have chalked up President Donald Trump's outbursts over the past few weeks to just Trump being Trump, Sen.
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Together with battlefield traumas as a Marine in Afghanistan, these experiences have dealt her PTSD and what she calls uncontrollable outbursts of rage.
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Watch out for emotional outbursts this evening: The Moon opposes heated Mars in Fire sign Sagittarius at 11:53 PM. All times EST.
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Historians say these types of violent outbursts are typically rooted in longstanding anger toward a system that has in many ways failed them.
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Probably not, but we like to think that some of those parents are fans of the lovable (even if prone to angry outbursts) scientist.
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With all of these outbursts, cancellations, and emotional flare-ups, it's clear that West is dealing with some sort of health or mental fatigue.
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The off-kilter outbursts from Biden and Jay-Z drive home the way patriarchal neuralyzing proceeds by way of uncontrolled bursts of rhetorical chaos.
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The space outbursts occurred in the early stages of a new solar system's formation, when young stars are known to emanate jets of gas.
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Now, studies hint at the existence of outbursts large enough to influence not only the character of the global sea but the planet's temperature.
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It's a decided departure from the courtly Beast, and Belle's now required to forgive his outbursts before friendship can begin—an additional emotional burden.
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A good sport as well, he also contributed a few vocal outbursts to Ms. Rosenthal's Poulenc, which closed the competition on a humorous note.
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Kalamazoo Uber driver Jason Dalton was forcibly escorted out of a Michigan courtroom on Friday after he interrupted a witness testimony with sporadic outbursts.
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She also emphasizes the need to train managers to recognize signs someone needs help, including lower production, difficulty meeting deadlines, emotional outbursts and withdrawal.
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And the furor over his peevish post-convention outbursts led several prominent Republicans to disavow him, perhaps easing the way for others to follow.
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In economy class, the incidents tended to be the result of emotional outbursts, such as those stemming from stress, fear, anxiety, and so on.
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Meanwhile, she tolerates his occasional temper tantrums and violent outbursts, and spends most of her time sitting around trying to be nice to him.
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Littered with goosebump-like boulders and deep, treacherous sinkholes, Ma'at is a rugged and inhospitable place, prone to violent outbursts of gas and dust.
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At times, its quieter melodies create the feeling of being lulled into a nap, but when it's woken up, it's prone to violent outbursts.
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Still, he carries on, conceding by his persistence that the best course is to accommodate Trump's policies while apologizing for his most embarrassing outbursts.
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It details violent outbursts against both civilians and U.S. security personnel who are charged with coordinating protection for foreign dignitaries with visiting security officers.
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Diplomatic language was abandoned during the Greek debt crisis, and hostile outbursts have become frequent, not only in popular media but also between governments.
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Mr. BamBrogan, who led the first lawsuit, was described in Tuesday's court filing as being prone to making "profane, erratic, sexist and inebriated" outbursts.
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But there was still an unsettled tone — outbursts and competing chants in the hall, the sense that one wrong word could set everything off.
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" Mr. Backman started writing blog posts for Cafe about his own pet peeves and outbursts, under the heading, "I Am a Man Called Ove.
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On Saturday, hundreds of police officers surrounded Charlottesville's downtown area throughout the day in order to preclude any violent outbursts, according to multiple reports.
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But even that won't be the end of it, GeoQuant says, since the tariffs war are only one facet of Trump's palette of outbursts.
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Mason's family is concerned about his mental health -- citing a string of bizarre behavior and angry outbursts ... and they're worried for his personal safety.
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But things get complicated as Mercury and Mars oppose Pluto on June 19, and you have to be especially careful of outbursts and arguments.
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He has a history of angry outbursts, especially when he believes people are not working hard enough or are exposing him to political risk.
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The political rhetoric was toned down, and after his outbursts against Turkey in August, Mr. Trump stopped posting statements critical of Turkey on Twitter.
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It is indisputable that he lied multiple times to the Senate Judiciary Committee and that his angry outbursts and hostile accusations were embarrassingly undignified.
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Its plotting was straight out of the American sitcom playbook, reverting to the status quo most episodes and punctuating emotional outbursts with easy jokes.
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" Ms. Lewis said that anger, tears and other outbursts are a natural part of any child's development — what she calls "the messiness of childhood.
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This overly-combative queen has sucked all of the air out of the season, focusing all of the attention on her and her outbursts.
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Best not to dwell on those anti-Semitic outbursts by the neo-Nazis in Charlottesville about whom Trump could not make up his mind.
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The barbaric conditions of solitary may cause or worsen depression, paranoia and outbursts of anger that often result in even more time in isolation.
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To dismiss his "tweets" as intemperate outbursts or merely stream-of-consciousness responses to current events would thus greatly underestimate their impact and reach.
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She wrote it in feverish outbursts, she said, sometimes jotting down details on her arm when she didn't have paper or a laptop nearby.
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Neighbors said that he was meticulous — he mowed his lawn to exacting detail — and that he was prone to outbursts and yelling curse words.
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All of this underlines Sydney's feelings of suffocation, which manifest in her increasingly violent, uncontrollable outbursts, which make her something like a telekinetic Hulk.
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Kyrgios, no stranger to on-court outbursts, did not see the incident himself but said that it should not be getting too much attention.
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Its founder, Jean Marie Le Pen, was notorious for anti-Semitic outbursts — including a comment that the Holocaust was just a detail of history.
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The controversial comments, the latest in a series of presidential outbursts on Brazil's tribes, came in a video posted on social media on Thursday.
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But if you missed the crying jags and emotional outbursts, get ready for the Bachelor In Paradise finale, because the tissues will be needed.
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None of this is new information to Schumer, whose own tenure in politics overlaps every single one of King's racist and anti-Muslim outbursts.
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The most obvious change in his personality was a volatility: good news triggered uncontained outbursts of joy; bad news plunged him into inconsolable desolation.
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The ugly outbursts and a spike in anti-Semitic incidents -- insults, assaults, graffiti -- come against the backdrop of the far right's ascendance across Europe.
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Who knows what will happen with North Korea, but the administration seems to be quietly sober about it despite Trump's "fire and fury" outbursts.
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Those working on the ground say the underlying reason for the two outbursts, and an overarching problem with violence in indigenous communities, is poverty.
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Chief Delatorre said he does not believe there are more outbursts by people with mental health problems on the subway than in the past.
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But historians and experts say these types of outbursts are rooted in legitimate anger toward a system that in many ways has failed them.
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Trump presents a unique foil for Pelosi: prone to chaotic outbursts and completely off the cuff and unprepared, as opposed to her meticulous planning.
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Meanwhile, Afshin Pishevar was the subject of several complaints alleging "unprofessional outbursts," according to the July lawsuit filed by BamBrogan and other former Hyperloop employees.
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These jumps are mostly tied to a couple of strange outbursts by celebrities, notably 2010's favorite cheeseball rapper and Gossip Girl backing vocalist B.o.
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We've seen all sorts of outbursts in the 2016 GOP primary, but none of them had been en español until Saturday night in South Carolina.
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The low expectations for Trump's trip, however -- following his outbursts at summits and other unpredictable behavior -- also reflect diminished expectations for this particular White House.
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People sitting in coach were more prone to emotional outbursts involving fear and anxiety, while first-class customers more frequently exhibited belligerent and angry behavior.
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The actor also addressed public outbursts following his 2011 firing from Two and a Half Men, suggesting his use of testosterone cream was to blame.
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At the most basic level, Game 5 of the NBA Finals was all about remarkable tandem offensive outbursts from Cleveland's Kyrie Irving and LeBron James.
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West has had several public outbursts recently, including a night club rant on Tuesday in which he slammed Taylor Swift, Beck and ex Amber Rose.
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Farr "is well-liked and proven, yet his questionable outbursts at analyst events and conference calls do not inspire confidence," Barclays analyst Scott Davis wrote.
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It is not just that Mr Stewart and Mr Trump speak the same language; it's how they choose to speak it—through outbursts on Twitter.
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Even by the standard of his previous capricious outbursts, Elon Musk's tweet that he is thinking about taking Tesla private left investors scratching their heads.
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A motorbike-riding, guitar-playing 80-year-old prone to romantic outbursts like "my only defence against fate is colour", Mr Poons is resolutely independent.
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The 22-year-old pop star has been making headlines for concert outbursts, most recently in Manchester, England, where he played a three-night stint.
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Fernando Alonso, the double world champion whose outbursts at Honda's shortcomings have become a regular feature of race broadcasts, is expected to stay at McLaren.
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Earlier this year he called outbursts about African migrants the president was reported to have made "inconsistent with America's history and antithetical to American values".
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In our cautious, politically correct environment, none could have survived such misogynistic, racist or otherwise unacceptable outbursts ranging from infantile tantrums to sinister, calculated abuse.
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Trump's outbursts come with his national polls tanking and his route to the 270 electoral votes he needs to win the White House closing fast.
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Soon after, geologists started recording increased seismic activity from the volcano, accompanied by dozens of outbursts of gas and ash over the next few days.
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About 3.4 billion years ago, groundwater outbursts unleashed a torrent of water that produced a cold and salty ocean that covered the planet's northern lowlands.
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The prank sparks a wide variety of responses, including tears, tantrums, the silent treatment, storming out of rooms and some physical outbursts like Ruffalo experienced.
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These outbursts, as repugnant as they can seem, often feel more authentic than the reasoned arguments we recite to those who already agree with us.
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Judge orders convicted robber's mouth duct taped shut Cuyahoga County judge orders deputies to cover convicted robber's mouth shut during sentencing because of multiple outbursts.
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According to some U.S. officials, Washington has been doing its best to ignore Duterte's rhetoric and not provide him with a pretext for more outbursts.
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From dressing her dog in a blonde wig to some fairly epic singing outbursts, here's a roundup of some of her best posts... Hold on!
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Toronto was paralyzed by the mayor's continued denial as well as his continued cycle of substance abuse combined with outbursts of racism, misogyny and homophobia.
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He's prone to defensive and misogynistic outbursts of aggrieved masculinity, and he gleefully manipulates the country's most racist and xenophobic impulses for his own gain.
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The latter undergoes a core-collapsing death while the outbursts of classical nova are eruptions from their surface that repeat — and the star lives on.
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The only surefire way to avoid violent outbursts this Turkey Day, besides jettisoning yourself from modern society altogether , is the sweet anesthesia of consuming media.
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Tom Sandoval suggested that friend and Vanderpump Rules costar James Kennedy's angry outbursts are triggered by mixing alcohol with drugs on Monday night's reunion episode.
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Because of all this, Kim took to her own platform to set the record straight on where she stood regarding her husband's multiple uncensored outbursts.
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A geriatric psychiatrist hired by Herzer, Stephen Read, testified on Friday that Redstone has "uncontrollable outbursts of anger" which interfere with his ability to reason.
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He almost did the opposite, drawing out every moment of Straussian lyricism, glowing string sound and delicacy, though the vehement outbursts were steely and terrifying.
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It's that the scandals, presidential outbursts, shattered conventions, executive branch muscle-flexing, foreign policy 180s and legal quagmires seem to have no discernible political impact.
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Mr. Giuliani's connection to Mr. Trump, his unpredictability and his recent history of outbursts in his frequent television appearances could make him a challenging client.
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Mauresmo departed this year, saying she wanted to devote time to her child, although it was also speculated that she was sensitive to Murray's outbursts.
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Ground is unstable at the site of recent lava outbursts, and the thickest lava flows will remain hot for weeks or even years, Neal said.
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There we get brief but striking scenes about numbing routines in trenches and outbursts of violence that result in scattered limbs and deeply bloodstained earth.
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And though we had never met Doreen, it was painful for us to read these outbursts from a woman so trapped in her own mind.
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He began to show signs of serious mental illness that eventually manifested in violent outbursts and nearly a dozen psychiatric hospitalizations, starting at age 22017.
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She became known as the "Trump Whisperer" for her ability to reign in and guide an unpredictable and often uncontrollable candidate prone to damaging outbursts.
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But doing it in the face of hooting mobs at rallies that had seen outbursts of violence made our work seem newly vital and virtuous.
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He advises some of them — like one parent who wondered if the therapy might make an autistic child's violent outbursts more manageable — against pursuing treatment.
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Some psychologists argue that female psychopathy is sometimes diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, instead—characterized by poorly regulated emotions, impulsive reactions, and outbursts of anger.
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"You'd be surprised," Warriors forward Draymond Green (who himself is no stranger to passionate outbursts) said when reporters asked about Kerr after the January incident.
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Like many 23-year-olds, Beckham doesn't have enough control of his emotions, but his job is high profile and his outbursts become national news.
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The music moves through different moods and configurations, with chamber ensembles giving way to massive outbursts by the orchestra — stocked with two pianists — and chorus.
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He again doffed his cap to the crowd, but several hours of steady, windblown rain seemed to have dampened the fervor that prompts individual outbursts.
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There are probably fewer of that group than usual, given how un-tune-out-able Mr. Trump's outbursts and the news cycle has made him.
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This season's Bruins and Blues appear well matched — deep teams that can wear down opponents with consistent pressure and flip a game with offensive outbursts.
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Her outbursts at the umpire at the U.S. Open four months ago propelled her to the forefront of debates about sports, gender, race and power.
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This time around, Democrats in Congress are confident that they can rely on Mr. Trump's inevitable outbursts to motivate their base and win over moderates.
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Both men have campaigned in outbursts of anger and indignation, setting a tone for the contest that is largely in line with the national mood.
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Whether that was one of his characteristic outbursts or a strategic effort to intimidate North Korea was not clear — even to some of his advisers.
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As a commentator for Radio AM550, Uranga has always called games "in the normal way": all rhetorical flourishes, impassioned outbursts and breathless, rapid-fire delivery.
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Cashman, who like Gossage did not return phone messages seeking a comment, may have had enough of Gossage's outbursts in recent years during spring training.
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The real story is growing Chinese strength, steady Chinese purpose aimed at midcentury dominance and erratic American outbursts suggestive of a petulant great power's retreat.
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That section still comes across like the fugue to end all fugues, with outbursts of sputtering rhythms, obsessively hammered attacks and tangles of wayward counterpoint.
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The dual track effort, people said, served to assure Trump, and, perhaps most importantly, keep him far away from any outbursts directed at wavering senators.
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The real-life outbursts behind the closed doors of a high-level summit are not very different to what people see on his Twitter feed.
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But perhaps more famous than his on-court prowess were his widely publicized incidents of tripping and subsequent outbursts during his sophomore and junior seasons.
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In particular, we are struck by his repeated failure to distinguish between reality and fantasy, and his outbursts of rage when his fantasies are contradicted.
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In the years since then, however, that sense of marginalization has sparked several outbursts by General Dostum in which he complained about not being trusted.
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Of course, if an angry outbursts make you feel unsafe or you feel your contributions are consistently going unrecognized, tell your manager or human resources.
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But this particular show — even more than its predecessors — seems intended to deliver a heartfelt message, woven throughout its scenes of insults and profane outbursts.
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Irritable behavior, angry outbursts, and reckless or self-destructive behavior are hallmarks of PTSD, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, which catalogues psychiatric illnesses.
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As awareness has grown around this troubled community and its outbursts of targeted misogynistic violence, so has speculation about what, if anything, can help its members.
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Duterte has engaged in near-daily outbursts against the United States for the last month, raising questions about whether Manila's next moves could complicate regional diplomacy.
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Mom Kris Jenner asks if "[Kanye] did a rant at the end," in a casual tone reminding everyone such outbursts are par for the course here.
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The company's former chairman, MacInnis, testified last week to the Delaware court that the hedge fund managers were temperamental and had "occasional outbursts" in board meetings.
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Still, given the occasional authoritarian outbursts from Chinese officials, MSCI has clearly implied that even if they say yes, this will be a gradual process. Why?
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The measure began rolling out Monday in the Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture in the northwest Xinjiang region, which has seen outbursts of violence in recent years.
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But when it comes to emotional outbursts, he cannot match the intensity of Pannu or Kaushal, both of whom have immersed themselves in Rumi and Vicky.
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In addition to identifying the structure associated with rage, the researchers proved able to control aggressive outbursts, starting and stopping them using a surgically inserted probe.
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The outbursts must have led to consequences, like lost jobs and broken relationships, and they couldn't be associated with an underlying disorder like depression or anxiety.
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Trump himself, per Axios, seems to think that his 2020 reelection depends on rallying racist voters to his cause with outbursts like the one targeting Omar.
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Anas Modamani (Image: AP)Facebook's problems of late are legion: fake news, hate speech, trolls, and the hideous and unpredictable violent outbursts on its Live platform.
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According to US News and World Report's "Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid," his emotional outbursts are a big no-no when interviewing for an employment opportunity.
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We know the Sun goes through 11-year cycles of activity, but there isn't a good way to predict outbursts of solar activity like solar flares.
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Or is it a series of erratic, emotionally driven, ill-conceived outbursts that is likely to do more harm than good to US and global security?
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Those strategies include maintaining a calm and orderly environment, maintaining a schedule for the student, and preventing any outbursts of distress, anger or aggression, she said.
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The authors speculate that the link between angry outbursts and cardiovascular problems comes from the tendency of psychological stress to increase heart rate and blood pressure.
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She gave us the energy and lessons we didn't even know we needed, and her outbursts have taken on a second life as go-to gifs.
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His preoccupation with popularity hasn't motivated him to do popular things, but it has driven him to manic outbursts about imaginary voter fraud and media conspiracies.
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Some Beliebers are even going up against each other, telling the trolls to back off because they are embarrassing the whole fandom with their public outbursts.
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The Nazi genocide began slowly and had few distinctive outbursts of violence to delineate where one degree of crime against humanity ended and where another began.
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The N.B.A fined Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors' coach $25,000 each for outbursts over officiating in Game 6 of the playoffs on Thursday night.
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Even in spite of Donald Trump's ignorant, spittle-flecked outbursts and its own bloody history, it's known as one of the more rational—if joyless—superpowers.
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In this conflict, a disruptive event usually takes the form of violent outbursts in which Palestinians disproportionately suffer for the provocative actions of their terror groups.
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Priebus was widely perceived as having no control over the president's outbursts, while Kelly was an "adult" and the more adults in the room the better.
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Reid expected Sanders to condemn outbursts over the weekend at the Nevada convention, where the state party was meeting to allocate delegates to the presidential hopefuls.
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Trump has, indeed, exploited distrust of the press with his caustic outbursts, but that tactic couldn't work if citizens had solid confidence in a responsible press.
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Minor mistakes or oversights -- a typo or a failure to respond to emails fast enough, regardless of what hour of the day -- could trigger furious outbursts.
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From onstage outbursts, bar fights, to reckless driving, the pop idol has earned himself quite the collection of bad press over the past couple of years.
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In his attempts to look strong, and always be talking over others, he seems to be totally unable to control his outbursts and totally ridiculous statements.
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She wants Seth to attend a public school where the day is structured and predictable and the classroom aides understand the sensory triggers for his outbursts.
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There was tight security for the visit to Morelia, a picturesque city known for its Spanish colonial architecture, given scattered outbursts of violence in recent months.
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President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of wild outbursts, erratic behavior, and bizarre fixations.
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Mr. Saunders's immediate predecessor, Gerald W. McEntee, who built the union into a Washington force during his three decades as president, was famous for such outbursts.
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Instead, researchers have discovered that people with major mental illnesses are 2.5 times more likely to be the victims of violent outbursts than the general public.
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When the second wave of exit polls showed a probable Bush victory, Apple erupted in one of his trademark Vesuvian outbursts and threw up his hands.
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Chinese cultural icons and writers as diverse as Li Ao [in Taiwan], Wang Shuo and Han Han have made outbursts of vituperation part of their shtick.
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This year, though, the blows are landing at a dizzying pace, a product of both Mr. Trump's intemperate outbursts and the frenetic pace of social media.
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Trump is perhaps the most emotionally unbalanced national politician in living memory, tweeting semi-literate all-caps outbursts and frothing up his followers with incoherent tirades.
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All of the legal cartwheels, questionable courtroom politics and racial tension seem to have been building in a crescendo of angry outbursts, sadness and emotional violence.
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Oakland outscored Chicago 18-3 in the first two games of the weekend, benefiting from early offensive outbursts before maintaining control the rest of the way.
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And the book uses an unusual comparison to describe how White House officials react in the mornings after Trump's late-night or early-morning Twitter outbursts.
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Those clumps of matter — which can look like arms of the disk — then fall onto the star, causing bright outbursts and possible periods of extreme growth.
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" Gretchen Carlson, a Fox anchor at the time, called another one of Williams's angry outbursts in 2011 a symbol of "what's wrong with our society today.
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Mr. Klarman expressed bafflement at how investors often shrugged off President Trump's Twitter outbursts and the retreating American role in the world during the past year.
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He pointed to the 2016 appearance at Wisconsin-Madison campus by Ben Shapiro, the conservative writer whose addresses have sparked outbursts on campuses across the country.
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Maguen wanted to see if there might be a relationship between taking another life and debilitating consequences like alcohol abuse, relationship problems, outbursts of violence, PTSD.
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His aides had been reluctant to schedule the trip because it would entail a meeting with Mr. Duterte, an authoritarian leader who is prone to outbursts.
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The history of pandemics, as Columbia University assistant professor Merlin Chowkwanyun told Vox recently, is bound up with outbursts of fear-mongering and anti-immigration hysteria.
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Between Rick and Gloria there is none; aside from one or two outbursts of pro forma attitudinizing, they are respectful and even gracious with each other.
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Since voters elected Donald J. Trump president on Tuesday, outbursts of vitriol — verbal and physical — have been widely reported in the news and on social media.
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My. Tyson, presenting the Juilliard School's Leo B. Ruiz Memorial Recital, opened with Henri Dutilleux's Three Preludes for Piano, music of plush colorings and pointillist outbursts.
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But Becali also has alienated fans and others around the club, including supporters within the army, with his outbursts at club legends and the wider population.
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His Twitter account, of course, has been the vehicle for all sorts of outbursts that defy tradition, often fueled by the latest segment on Fox News.
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His low-key, behind-the-scenes style was in contrast to the forceful approach of Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko, who is well known for emotional outbursts.
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"None of this normal, none of this acceptable, none of this, frankly, stable behavior," CNN anchor Jake Tapper said on Tuesday, referencing Trump's latest Twitter outbursts.
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That's where, according to records, Cruz allegedly continued to have the same explosive, violent outbursts he had as a young boy living at his mother's home.
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In 2020, Trump's survival hinges on a base-focused re-election campaign heavy on partisan policy plays, nasty rhetorical outbursts and other forms of envelope pushing.
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Serena has humanized tennis, allowing the public a window into a real woman with tremendous highs and significant lows, including angry outbursts and tears on court.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday abruptly postponed a markup on a medical tort reform bill after outbursts of criticism from several of the panel's conservatives.
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Mr. Trump has said so many outrageous things, has broken so many taboos and has insulted so many people that his latest outbursts no longer shock.
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After all, the cooking icon is just as well-known for his volatile outbursts in the kitchen as he is for his ooey-gooey mac n' cheese.
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Of course, as his public outbursts indicate, he does not always succeed, but he says he no longer feels a need to know everything said about him.
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Wife Kim Kardashian West joked in an episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan that aired Friday that her husband's outbursts resulted in her first grey hair.
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US leadership, for decades a force of global stability, is coming to mirror the bullying outbursts, illogical leaps and shock course changes of Trump's own untamed personality.
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A British mother who returns to the police force to hunt down a serial killer from her past, but can't explain her own blackouts and violent outbursts.
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The ticket race for any high-profile tour — Adele's, for instance, or the final Grateful Dead performances last year — reliably prompts four stages of emotional outbursts online.
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Amid backlash for his remark implying slavery was a "choice" and his string of unapologetic Twitter outbursts, Kanye West has come under further fire on social media.
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Duterte's anti-American outbursts have become notorious and baffling for one of Washington's closest Asian allies since the nation gained independence from the United States in 1946.
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As that period winds down to into the sun's corresponding quiet period, the equally aptly-named Solar Minimum, we'll see fewer of these sorts of dramatic outbursts.
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In past controversies, Kjellberg remained defiant in subsequent videos with half-assed apologies book-ended by counter-attacks on media outlets that raised questions on his outbursts.
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Constant stress and aggravation is linked to a range of issues including overeating, insomnia and depression, and angry outbursts increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Even if they don't ultimately offer Kim concessions to calm him down, as they have in the past, they've still got an interest in preventing future outbursts.
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Monday's debate had been billed as an important opportunity for Trump to counter some of these outbursts, and to show evidence that he had that key quality.
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Since then, Dar says her day-to-day is much different, with less than a handful of violent outbursts in the 18 months since Yuval began treatment.
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Why it matters: The Post reports the outbursts, according to White House officials and outside advisers, are "rupturing alliances and imperiling his legislative agenda" including tax reform.
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His wild personality and outbursts on Twitter, meanwhile, have also often brought his troubles upon himself and could at any moment derail an organized GOP defense operation.
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Whether it's his history of bankrupting businesses or his tendency toward self-destructive outbursts, Trump is riddled with flaws that weigh heavily in the minds of voters.
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" Bruce Levell, executive director of the national diversity coalition for Trump, said in a statement that Clinton's "outbursts expose what she really thinks about the American people.
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It's been awhile since we've had real Twitter outbursts or celebrity Internet beef, but between this and Alec Baldwin's online rage, we're making up for lost time.
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They've both lost so much and Indra doesn't show her emotions in big outbursts, but you can tell she's really comforting her daughter, just by being there.
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The attack followed a series of violent outbursts at shopping centers across the United States, including the stabbing of nine people at a Minnesota center last weekend.
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The nation's erratic, septuagenarian president, who is known for non-sequitur outbursts on his Twitter account, has recently threatened to revoke the licenses of critical media outlets.
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He quickly became notorious for his loutish outbursts, going on a long hunger strike at one point and disrupting the proceedings with exceptional demands and long speeches.
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During Vanderpump Rules' season seven reunion earlier this year, Kennedy's fellow cast member Sandoval suggested that his friend's angry outbursts were triggered by mixing alcohol with drugs.
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Ellis, who has long had a controversial record for his courtroom outbursts, has repeatedly attacked the federal prosecutors from the Justice Department office of the special counsel.
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His music is notable for its startling contrasts, with hauntingly beautiful interludes juxtaposed with dissonant outbursts and interwoven with solitary passages tinged with a Renaissance-flavored melancholy.
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Given his reputation for genius, there are always those who see his erratic outbursts and stunts as part of a larger game—Musk playing eight-dimensional chess.
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Jerry Brown, ordinarily a cautious politician not prone to outbursts even when it comes to the Trump administration, gave an unusually passionate and at times personal rebuttal.
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Lorraine Badoy, a dermatologist and a volunteer at a nongovernmental organization who lives in one of Manila's gated communities, acknowledges that the president's outbursts make her cringe.
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In Dèja, Rhodes offers a believable portrayal of the kid who feels as if she's always giving the wrong answers in class, leading to sulking and outbursts.
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During the trial, Manson and his followers created a circus-like atmosphere in the court with singing, giggling, angry outbursts and even carving X's in their foreheads.
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But Trump's spontaneous outbursts — he courted controversy late last month when he compared the inquiry to a "lynching" — threaten to keep him and his allies off-balance.
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Worries that raw anger in the presidential race could explode into violence became a reality over the weekend, with outbursts at campaign rallies for Donald J. Trump.
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His violent outbursts led her to run away with their two year old son, and staying at the Farm has bought back some stability to their lives.
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To a domestic audience, these assertions were familiar — the grist for countless early-morning Twitter posts or stream-of-consciousness outbursts during "Make America Great Again" rallies.
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Yet if you step back a bit and think about it, Trump's latest outbursts were very much in character — and I don't just mean his personal character.
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Throughout the week, Mr. Gilbert has interrupted testimony with outbursts and has attempted to speak directly to the jury, earning him stern admonitions from Justice Melissa Jackson.
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She then chastised Mr. Gilbert for his outbursts, explained "they were disruptive to the jury" and threatened to remove him from court if he did not stop.
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Perhaps because he wears glasses that lend him a striking resemblance to Dick Cheney, his Keller is all too patently slimy and, despite a few outbursts, unchanging.
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Hurston is an irascible, flinty protagonist, given to dramatic outbursts and inappropriate frankness, and it's in scenes such as these that Bagge is most in his element.
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As the FBI chased made-up plots in suburban mosques, forums on the dark web hummed with impassioned outbursts from young jihadis and fangirls of holy war.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers, inside and outside the White House, have grown increasingly concerned about his social-media ruminations, outbursts and angry self-defenses on legally sensitive topics.
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Under a Florida law called the Baker Act, Nadia King was removed from her Jacksonville elementary school this month after she reportedly had a series of outbursts.
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Despite his foul language, Bracamontes has pleaded not guilty; his public defenders want him found not guilty by reason of insanity, based in part on his outbursts.
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Just as worrisome has been Mr. Dostum's often bizarre behavior, including allegations of public drunkenness, tearful outbursts during speeches and thinly veiled threats to kill political opponents.
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Trump's behavior, he argued, and the pattern of hysteria that typically follows his frequent Twitter outbursts, has actually further walled off the presidency from any sober judgment.
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Outsiders also viewed him as a potentially moderating force on a President whose brash outbursts and appeals to nationalist sentiments had alienated some voters and establishment politicians.
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In recent months, Mr. Trump has repeatedly — obsessively, in the view of some — commented on Chicago's street violence in interviews, debates and off-hour social media outbursts.
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Instead, turn it over to someone a little less personally invested, a little less prone to outbursts, a little less, shall we say, loopy and self-destructive.
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The parking garage incident was just one of a number of violent outbursts during the event protesting the removal of a Confederate statue from a city park.
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The off-the-cuff nature of Mr. Trump's outbursts may partly explain why economists have been left aghast by Mr. Trump's tactics to keep jobs at home.
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Cruz, who was a member of the team, reportedly excelled despite ongoing violent outbursts that saw him expelled from the school for "disciplinary reasons" in early 2017.
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Martha Raddatz: After they've asked their questions, they've promised to remain silent and I know you've heard this before this evening, but no outbursts of any kind.
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More than half of them reported some degree of sleep problems after returning home, including trouble falling or staying asleep followed by feeling irritable or having angry outbursts.
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"These outbursts are little more than political masturbation for the left -- it may make them feel good, but it produces nothing," conservative strategist Chris Barron told Fox News.
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In outbursts at earlier hearings and in media interviews, Dear called himself "a warrior for the babies," claiming he was guilty and that there would be no trial.
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In a crisis, the banks may not be around to trade with investors seeking to offload their positions; the BIS notes signs of "volatility outbursts and flash events".
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Usually, Trump's outbursts on Twitter or elsewhere are shrugged off by the GOP, but in this case Republicans seem to be as worried as Democrats on the issue.
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Here was a black man prone to unexplained outbursts of violence that rhymed with the trauma of the show's main protagonist, a white cop, played by Justin Theroux.
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Our own friendly neighborhood black hole, Sagittarius A*, has had similar outbursts over the ages, including one six million years ago that could have impacted life on Earth.
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"It just felt like he wanted to be left alone," Sanchietti said of his neighbor, who he said had a reputation in the community for loud, angry outbursts.
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Flight attendants often have to bear the brunt of these outbursts, which can involve everything from refusing to sit down and buckle up to outright hostility and belligerence.
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Trump's "flashes of fury" towards Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and GOP Senator Bob Corker have his aides "scrambling to contain his outbursts," the Washington Post reports tonight.
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Perhaps it's a mistake to focus too much energy on analysing one of the spontaneous, from-the-heart outbursts which have been a hallmark of the current papacy.
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During the past two years, anti-government protests over the scarcity of food, medicine, water and electricity have been limited to daily, but regionally scattered, small-scale outbursts.
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On Wednesday, as lawyers, reporters and a handful of family members waited in the hushed courtroom for the judge to take the bench, Mr. Dear continued his outbursts.
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Vogue México reports that Pérez is developing a new smart bracelet that's able to monitor the emotions of differently abled children, anticipating and preventing seizures and other outbursts.
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Still, Mr. Black's fans will be pleased to hear that he can still deliver his trademark outbursts, when a conversational tone suddenly revs into an expletive-filled roar.
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Trump is irritated by the strict system Kelly has imposed on him, which he believes conflicts with his freewheeling nature; Kelly has been horrified by Trump's defiant outbursts.
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Coming into the DePaul contest, Butler had trailed at the half in its last six games but used big offensive outbursts to come back and win five times.
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The first national polls since Mr. Duterte became president came out this week, showing that his outbursts and the mounting body count have barely dented his extraordinary popularity.
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Not only did the outbursts seem uncivil and destructive of Senate decorum, they may have violated federal criminal laws — including 40 U.S.C. 5104 — against disrupting congressional proceedings. Sen.
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Porter had a long and productive NFL career, but also was known for occasional emotional outbursts that put him on the league and his own team's bad side.
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It's either Boogie's tendency for emotional outbursts that the video game doesn't take into account, or it's the potential for Hield that few see: Steph Curry, of course!
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Kun begins to have imaginary-or-are-they visits from figures from his family's past and future, which help him learn to better understand his own emotional outbursts.
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It involves an approach to worship shared by many other churches: an aesthetic characterized by intense emotional outbursts and a firm faith in the sanctity of everyday experience.
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Of course no female or nonwhite candidate with Mr. Trump's lack of experience, angry outbursts, boasts of sexual assault or trail of broken marriages could have gotten elected.
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They decided to use the poetry technique of erasure, which consists of blacking out portions of a larger text, to expose terse emotional outbursts and visually arresting moments.
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Democrats running in down-ballot races, long suffering from neglect, are suddenly enjoying unprecedented outbursts of grassroots fundraising as angry liberals seek a way to make a difference.
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The late outbursts made a winner out of Evan Marshall (4-2), who surrendered Perez's career-high 22nd homer before recording the final out of the seventh inning.
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Erratic Outbursts As time went on, his disease looked less like M.S. He had strange personality changes: He became angry and aggressive in a way he'd never been.
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Such utterances, combined with Trump's "locked and loaded" Armageddon outbursts this summer directed at Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, suggest the Trump administration is fundamentally unserious.
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The girl they seek to befriend, herself no stranger to tragedy, is prone to outbursts of anger and even goes out of her way looking for physical altercations.
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"We've been given the tools to dig deeper with low frequency radio telescopes so we should be able to find more outbursts like this now," Johnston-Hollitt said.
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"The PASS room is like a second home to me," said Jeremiah, who's been suspended numerous times for emotional outbursts and wandering into other school areas without permission.
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Cleveland's Kevin Love collected 30 points and nine rebounds, hours after calling his recent behavior "childish" in referring to recent outbursts in showing up his teammates and coaches.
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More recent outbursts have tended to be smaller, but still dangerous enough to prompt evacuations of nearby villages and disrupt air traffic with plumes of smoke and ash.
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"As temperatures climb, glacial outbursts, flooding, and seasonal water shortages will only become more severe," Greenpeace East Asia climate and energy campaigner Liu Junyan said in a statement.
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So would patient, respectful diplomacy, rather than wild outbursts, with the Mexican government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who holds the key to the porous Mexican-Guatemalan border.
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A man prone to aggressive outbursts, Hodgkinson had grown increasingly angry at the political order in recent years, lashing out online against President Donald Trump and other Republicans.
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Negan rarely seems to have much of a plan beyond threats and occasional outbursts of violence, but it's especially apparent here that strategy isn't really his strong suit.
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The peso's exposure to protectionist outbursts last came to light in May, when U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Mexican goods unless illegal immigration is curbed.
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Juy said accounts of Bouhlel's character by relatives and neighbours reported in the media appeared to portray an unstable character who felt isolated and was susceptible to violent outbursts.
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Trump's critics will even be disappointed that the political insurgent avoided any of his characteristic outbursts, which may reassure other world leaders concerned about sharing a podium in future.
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During the campaign, he repeatedly downplayed violent outbursts his supporters displayed at times toward protesters and insisted that paid activists were instead responsible for inciting violence at his rallies.
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Reading about events can keep you informed and let your opinion be formed by information, while discussions can lead to emotional outbursts and people getting angry about different topics.
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This research has been stymied by an erroneous assumption that domestic abusers are "specialist" criminals who tend to restrict their violent outbursts to their partners, Zeoli told BuzzFeed News.
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It's a parasitic relationship in which the dead star slowly feeds off its living counterpart, siphoning matter away and occasionally flaring up in stellar outbursts known as dwarf novae.
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""Berserk llama syndrome happens when llamas are not well socialized with other animals and can exhibit dangerous outbursts as the result of thinking they are the alpha over humans.
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Chad Johnson made quite a spectacle of himself at The Bachelorette: Men Tell All special, but his former housemate, second runner up Chase McNary wasn't surprised by the outbursts.
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Nervousness, erratic behavior, uncontrolled outbursts, flagrant sexuality—doctors and psychiatrists saw these all as symptoms of hysteria, that ever-elusive disease that mostly boiled down to women acting out.
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In a sneak peek at her appearance on Live with Kelly and Ryan airing Friday, the reality star joked that her husband's outbursts resulted in her first grey hair.
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Los Angeles (CNN)The already sensational "Grim Sleeper" serial killer trial took more twists Monday when the judge bluntly told the defendant's lawyer to "chill" after his repeated outbursts.
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Despite the fact that Portland has seen violent outbursts at otherwise peaceful protests since the election, Oregon's ACLU condemned the mayor's call on Monday with a series of tweets.
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It sprang into action as a prominent supporter of the Tea Party, paying for demonstrations and staging town hall outbursts that fostered an intense anti-Obama mood among Republicans.
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Even when the drug appeared to do nothing to ease her mother's sadness, confusion or emotional outbursts as she battled dementia, she said the doctor kept her on it.
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Neil Gorsuch, after Trump nominated him to the Supreme Court last year, criticized the outbursts as "disheartening" and "demoralizing," which reportedly prompted Trump to briefly consider withdrawing his nomination.
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She began locking herself in a basement room to escape his outbursts, while still monitoring him via cameras she'd installed throughout the house to make sure he was safe.
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Adding to the drama and public interest, the court hearings were broadcast live and included emotional outbursts from Corby and her family when she received a 20-year sentence.
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Before its arrival on the scene, the closest thing we had to it was over-dramatic, which was close, but tends to have more to do with emotional outbursts.
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In truth, the leader has little incentive to rein himself in: His outbursts play well to his base, and they show the political class that he can't be owned.
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PARIS — For much of the first half of 2016, Nick Kyrgios avoided the kind of on-court outbursts and controversies that were part of his breakout campaign last year.
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He's a creep, you see — the kind of guy who likes to surprise his wife, Deanna (Toni Ann DeNoble), with outbursts of violence: choking her here, punching her there.
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She had a bad attitude when she was younger, she admits, and there were outbursts at coaches and incidents like the time she smashed five rackets in a row.
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The Department of Education has developed at least some protocols for doing this: frameworks for how to respond to outbursts, guidelines for how to penalize students without alienating them.
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In a country where 33 million people use Facebook and at least five million are on Twitter, social media has become a frequent platform for obscene and virulent outbursts.
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The moderating team — Erin Burnett and Anderson Cooper, of CNN, and a television newcomer, Marc Lacey, the national editor of The Times — kept outbursts and interruptions to a minimum.
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There were glares, stares and frustrated outbursts from both players who met in a tense semifinal earlier this month in Doha, where Djokovic won after saving five match points.
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The owner of the pizza place is prone to violent outbursts, while the owner of the Korean-inspired joint lacks the industry know-how to run a successful business.
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James' mannerisms and jokes and speech ticks and violent outbursts feel authentic, anchored in memory and in the kinds of close observations that children make of their own parents.
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Kavanaugh's partisan outbursts, suggesting he would not be a neutral arbiter, also may have reinforced public perceptions that the ideologically divided justices cast their votes based on political allegiances.
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The hosts greet their guests with unctuous exchanges, while the visitors, in overlapping and comically elongated phrases, voice refrains of "Enchanted, enchanted," as the orchestra erupts with jumpy outbursts.
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Anti-immigrant outbursts, and posters decrying an "alien tide" buttress the theme of Poirot as an outsider whose identity, as a detective and a British subject, is under attack.
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Rather, on Thursday morning, they were voters with "passion" for the country — the same way he validated violent outbursts from his supporters at campaign rallies throughout the election cycle.
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She claims there was a pattern of verbal abuse over a period of years, claiming he tried to slam through doors when she would lock herself away from his outbursts.
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In four short outbursts over two days, Trump used the call as a battering ram against China, linking it with his critical views on Beijing's trade, currency and military policies.
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Between his Twitter outbursts, his conspiracy-mongering, and his obsession with disparaging his critics, it's becoming impossible to report on the Trump administration without mentioning concerns about the president's stability.
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The UFC champ had always been skeptical about Kanye's outbursts -- including the one during "TMZ Live" -- and had been adamant Yeezy was putting on an erratic front to grab headlines.
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There aren't a lot of emotional outbursts anymore; most of the energy is devoted to learning skills, whether that's in school or watching your parents hunt food and build fires.
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Now, by studying high-speed footage of electrified volcanic outbursts at Mount Sakurajima, scientists have arrived at an answer—and it points to a new method for predicting powerful eruptions.
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Mostly, the work serves as a reminder that we still understand very little about Io's flagrant outbursts, which are thought to be powered by tidal heating from Jupiter's gravitational pull.
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The Post also reports that some NGA employees had complained that Knight was invited in the first place, upset with his history of on-court outbursts and views on women.
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Mattis, like Trump, has made headlines for some controversial outbursts, like the time he said that "it's fun to shoot some people" at a panel in San Diego in 2005.
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These flashes are some of the brightest black hole outbursts seen in recent years, according to a new study published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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" In an apparent reference to the profane verbal attack on him, the Russian leader added there was no point in reacting to what he called the outbursts of "some scumbags.
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Ted Nugent, who was reelected to the group's board this weekend despite making a series of anti-semitic and racist outbursts earlier this year, declared his unequivocal support for Trump.
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The attack follows a series of violent outbursts at shopping centers across the United States, including the stabbing of nine people at the Crossroads Center in Minnesota on Sept. 17.
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Simone says they broke up after one of his "verbally abusive outbursts," and while she was moving out of their place she claims he violently grabbed her and shook her.
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In the Gerard Barrett-directed project, a New York Post journalist (Moretz) suffering from a rare autoimmune disorder is repeatedly misdiagnosed following a series of violent outbursts and severe amnesia.
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Ryan and other GOP leaders have warned that they won't "tolerate" further Democratic disruptions on the House floor, though they haven't said how exactly they might respond to future outbursts.
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Mr. Abdullah, in public outbursts, has accused Mr. Ghani of centralizing authority and not respecting the American-brokered deal that settled the disputed presidential election and created the unity government.
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Supporters of Trump's legal team and the discipline imposed by Chief of Staff John Kelly are hoping that Trump will remain even-keeled and not jeopardize himself with public outbursts.
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And as a member of the House of Lords, the 73-year-old Ouseley is particularly wary of how outbursts from politicians can embolden fans still out to cause offense.
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He does not hesitate to tell his superiors in outbursts of slang precisely what he thinks of them, even though his finances at the time are at a low ebb.
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The feud is fierce, and though many take the trash talk in strides, it fuels outbursts of anger, loss of friendships and heaping servings of erroneous claims on either side.
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The Adagio's beginning seems to have all the hallmarks of classical form, until the restatement of the theme is interrupted by a non sequitur of violent staccatos and fortissimo outbursts.
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Mr. Morris referred to the device on his ankle, and the judge asked jurors to leave the room before warning him that it might be used if his "outbursts" continued.
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Notwithstanding his public outbursts, Mr. Trump previously has nominated six people to the Fed's board, and all were well-qualified candidates who might have been chosen by any Republican president.
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Cottin, who plays Mouche, first rose to prominence in France with a hilariously rude sketch character, La Connasse, whose impulsive outbursts almost make her seem like a cousin of Fleabag's.
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Sunday's peaceful protests, which featured about 1,000 people marching from the St. Louis Police Department to the city's Midtown area, were followed by more violent outbursts late Sunday, witnesses reported.
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It was 2018 and even with his newly enacted tax cuts, his populist, antiglobalist rhetoric and Twitter outbursts were more than enough to make the event's collection of plutocrats uneasy.
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It reflected a presidency that is becoming less and less conventional the longer it goes and often seems to revolve almost exclusively around the whims and outbursts of Trump himself.
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They're scrambling to speak with his advisers and poring over his Twitter posts — or if they're old school, ordering their minions to print out twice-daily lists of presidential outbursts.
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Joseph McCartin, a labor historian at Georgetown University, says that when workers feel they are at a dead end in negotiating raises, militant outbursts — such as illegal walkouts — are inevitable.
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She says Michael was living with her in Atlanta until this past November, when she says he stopped taking his meds, leading to outbursts of anger that became more frequent.
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But just as Trump's recent racist outbursts forced renewed attention to his bigotry, Mueller made Congress squarely confront the president's lawlessness and disloyalty to the country he purports to lead.
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"The mode that he switches to when things aren't going his way can feel like an all-out assault," Mr. Lewandowski and Mr. Bossie wrote about Mr. Trump's notorious outbursts.
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They, too, were reluctant to approach their partners for the most basic needs, for fear of being met with frightening outbursts that came from unexpected angles and with little provocation.
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Some have traveled in large caravans that have sparked angry outbursts from Trump, and many have taken children, hoping to have their cases for asylum heard in U.S. immigration courts.
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When I saw it last year, I heard grumblings from audience members who found the moment "humiliating," and during at least one performance, it prompted audible outbursts in the audience.
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Most observers thought Hillary Clinton won the first one handily, in part by goading Trump into counter-productive outbursts against Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe contestant he had insulted.
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African migrants and black Israelis have borne the brunt of the country's sharp turn toward right-wing nationalism in recent years, facing repeated outbursts of violence, harassment and hate speech.
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Lucky for us, Larry's oh-so-relatable outbursts have been captured for posterity — and we've compiled some of his best to get you ready for this weekend's historic episode of SNL.
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Outbursts of mixed emotions like this are common in the face of long distance relationships, according to Theresa E. DiDonato, Ph.D., a social psychologist and associate professor at Loyola University Maryland.
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His erratic outbursts have included threatening China with a "bloody" confrontation over disputes in the South China Sea as well as creating a strained relationship with former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Listening to the sober, stately addresses from the Clintons, Obama and Cummings' wife, Maya Rockeymoore-Cummings, was jarring, accustomed as we are to the rambling, incoherent outbursts from our current president.
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His regular outbursts have put the struggling company at the center of the daily news cycle, drawing outsized attention to the product at a time when it is struggling to grow.
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And Howard seems like a potentially dangerous crank: He carries a gun and a knife, is prone to violent outbursts, and speculates that Martians might be responsible for contaminating the atmosphere.
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West's unpredictable internet outbursts allegedly "affect her negatively," so Kardashian "doesn't plan on making another comment about the drama and she asked Kanye to do the same," the source told People.
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"Berserk llama syndrome happens when llamas are not well socialized with other animals and can exhibit dangerous outbursts as the result of thinking they are the alpha over humans," Cancellare said.
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Setting the River on Fire doesn't ignore the pain Lowell went through — we learn about his multiple hospitalizations, violent outbursts toward his father, as well as one case of lithium poisoning.
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While Julie had a strong presence in the early merge, she's stumbled at recent challenges, and her outbursts at tribal council have made the other contestants think she's a jury goat.
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Think here of the 1990 movie Goodfellas, with the portrayal of Tommy DeVito by Joe Pesci: DeVito's capricious outbursts of violence might seemed unhinged, but they kept people scared of him.
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Even though Jean Baptiste (Tcheky Karyo) knows Adam is the abductor, due to his recent hallucinations and violent outbursts, no one believes he's thinking clearly, and his accusations hold no weight.
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Our thought bubble: Judging by the comments underneath Musk's outbursts, he resonates authenticity to at least some of his faithful, in the same way that Trump's broadsides do with his base.
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Emotional outbursts, belittling others, shutting co-workers down when they speak, and just generally being a jerk are other ways a lack of emotional intelligence will leave you looking for work.
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And in the more distant past, there were outbursts that were deadlier than the Orlando shooting, whether in the category of terrorism, race riot, pogrom, ethnic cleansing, genocide or military action.
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This week, ESA released several audio and video demonstrations of the magnetic waves created around our planet when it is exposed to the Sun's stormy outbursts of radiation and charged particles.
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And a recent town-hall-style meeting drew angry outbursts and tearful tirades from parents and teachers who evoked the long shadow of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Connecticut.
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Given Mr. Trump's frequent outbursts, Republicans are not interested in getting into a regular tit-for-tat with Democrats over judges or hot-button social and political issues before the court.
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But the exchange laid bare a deeper rift: The senator views Mr. Trump as given to irresponsible outbursts — a political novice who has failed to make the transition from show business.
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"If I'd known about Smith's past history with police, I'd never have continued a relationship with him," she says, adding that being on a database would have curtailed his violent outbursts.
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Ms. Acevedo was particularly good at soothing them during outbursts, which usually meant going from classroom to classroom and pulling up videos of songs from "Frozen" or "Moana" on her phone.
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On Thursday, the Philharmonic, with boosted ranks to accommodate a work scored for huge orchestral forces, held back nothing during din-like outbursts, yet also summoned shimmering sonorities during tender passages.
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These days, you may be getting more "news" that circulates because it outrages or entertains (Bill de Blasio's pizza fork, Alec Baldwin's outbursts) and less that informs (subway changes, voting reforms).
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At the height of the disaster, 900 members of the Los Angeles Fire Department were spread out across the region, fighting three major fires and battling back scores of other outbursts.
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Seen today, the film embodies both the possibilities and the excesses of the Method style of its lead actor, Marlon Brando, whose intense brooding and wrenching outbursts are its driving force.
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"When Claudia had her tantrum I wasn't even nervous or worried about it, because the Obamas have children and understand the children's outbursts and vagaries don't reflect on you," Moser said.
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Both Mr. Trump and Mr. Kelly are used to being in charge, and both are prone to dramatic outbursts of temper, according to interviews with a half-dozen White House officials.
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With poor infrastructure and sanitation, regular outbursts of mob violence and rural migrants searching for opportunity, it is a microcosm of the challenges throughout the country that await the new president.
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He has also faced scandals over verbal and physical outbursts, pay raises to a young female city employee with whom he was reportedly romantically involved, and retaliation against a city whistleblower.
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Leaders of his Republican Party -- who have maintained a cowed and shameful silence in the wake of Trump's outbursts -- should disavow the politics of resentment in this and every election year.
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Given the ethical obligation of judges to act at all times in ways that promote public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary, his outbursts should have been disqualifying.
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Elon Musk's social media outbursts could land him in some uncomfortably hot water, according to Laura Unger, a former SEC commissioner and the agency's acting chairman under President George W. Bush.
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" Smith, author of the 2014 book "Cold Peace: Sino-Indian Rivalry in the 21st Century," said the outbursts by China's official media outlets were unusual because they typically are "more restrained.
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Rush, an artist and designer, starts the story with his privileged upbringing in New Jersey, where he details the epic outbursts from his father, who was horrified by his gay son.
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The drama from the "funny how" bit in Goodfellas stems from an uncertainty about whether Joe Pesci's character — a gangster known for violent outbursts — is kidding or whether he is enraged.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios' previous outbursts and bad behavior have meant that umpires are probably keeping a closer eye on him than his opponents, according to compatriot Todd Woodbridge.
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His administration has many positions currently unfilled, and town halls of Republican members of Congress have been the sites of protests and outbursts, largely concerning Trump's call to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Of course, Conor is desperately trying to push the narrative that he's not a bad guy ... telling Ariel Helwani last week his violent outbursts are a result of being "baited" by troublemakers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australia's Nick Kyrgios has been fined a total of $17,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct by the ATP after a series of outbursts at officials at the Queen's Club championships on Thursday.
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Even though Donald Trump has frequently demonised the news media as the "enemy of the people", America's strong First Amendment and independent courts have prevented him from acting on these illiberal outbursts.
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The Twitter outbursts of Elon Musk are due to frustrations with what he sees as shortsighted views about the progress he's making with Tesla, former colleague Reid Hoffman told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Not Trump and not Cruz, who are both products of these texting, tweeting times, fluent in the snark and vitriol that appeal to short attention spans and fit in 140-character outbursts.
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Image: Craig DeForest, SwRI/NASA's Goddard Space Flight CenterAside from reminding us that we're ants at the mercy of a blowtorch, why are scientists so interested in studying the Sun's energetic outbursts?
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Last summer, there was a near constant stream of outbursts, with jets of between 60 to 260 tons of comet dust erupting from the comet at least 34 times over three months.
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline defines domestic violence as any way in which an abuser exerts control or power over a survivor — whether that control manifests in physical outbursts or emotional abuse.
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Such outbursts of rural discontent in Maharashtra and other states represent a challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has promised to double the income of farmers over the next five years.
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S. relations into question with angry outbursts against the United States, a former colonial power, and some scaling back of military ties while taking steps to improve relationships with China and Russia.
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Mr Renzi's outbursts yesterday were no doubt designed in part to improve his prospects later this year of winning a referendum on constitutional reforms, to which he has tied his political fate.
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Such outbursts of rural discontent in Maharashtra and other states pose a challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has promised to double the income of farmers over the next five years.
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The campaign of dehumanization against the Rohingya has been going on for decades, and events certainly took an unmistakeable turn towards genocide since at least the outbursts of communal violence in 2012.
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An avid student of politics and public policy, Cuban has criticized Trump's many outbursts and questioned his grasp of the issues, suggesting that if he's elected, he would be captive to advisers.
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The Nevada convention saw violent outbursts over rules that appeared to favor Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FORCED TO HALT TORT REFORM BILL: The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday was forced to abruptly postpone a markup on a medical tort reform bill after outbursts by several conservatives.
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However, those expecting Trump to change, and to avoid the politically costly outbursts and days-long controversies on the nation's most divisive social and cultural issues, have been disappointed many times before.
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In earlier courtroom outbursts, Dear said he was guilty and proclaimed himself "a warrior for the babies," prompting Judge Gilbert Martinez, of Colorado's El Paso County Court, to order a mental evaluation.
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Such stories from conservative publications often do: Trump's outbursts on a potential FBI source within his campaign were partially driven by a National Review article he may have seen on Fox & Friends.
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Whether she is independent enough to rein in public outbursts by Musk - who mocked the SEC as the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Twitter after the fraud charge settlement - is an open question.
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READ: Alex Jones wants you to know he's sorry for his outbursts Facebook's ban follows similar action by YouTube, which handed Jones a 90-day ban from live streaming on the platform.
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It ought to be an independent legal system — the sort that we lack — rather than outbursts of internet fury, public humiliation, mass intimidation and populist vengeance that are responsible for upholding justice.
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"We see this phenomenon far too often, that violence will bubble up in a specific area or state each year," she said, pointing to outbursts of violence in Louisiana and Jacksonville, Fla.
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He's comfortable in confessional mode in his music and his social media outbursts, which toggle between petulance, complaining about how he is misperceived, and grace, encouraging his followers with warmth and inspiration.
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They wanted to measure the charge in an ash-free plume, and Stromboli — which has spectacular lava fountains matched only by its extremely gassy outbursts — was the perfect place for the experiment.
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"Over the weekend and into Monday he indulged in another cycle of Twitter outbursts and pointless personal feuding that may damage his agenda and the powers of the Presidency," the editorial states.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Republicans everywhere are confronting an ominous political environment, a Democratic opposition rippling with energy and a president on their own side who is prone to divisive outbursts and policy decrees.
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President Trump's outbursts against professional athletes protesting racial injustice and the defiant response of N.F.L. teams on Sunday brought a renewed focus on political demonstrations during the national anthem at sports events.
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Homo sapiens has long dealt with rising waters: Prehistoric Europeans had to move away from now-drowned Doggerland, the glacial outbursts of North America, even perhaps a sudden flooding at the Bosporus.
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And investors have remained on edge as the stock declines — it closed Friday at $000.24 — and Mr. Musk continues to draw attention away from strategic priorities, often through impulsive outbursts on Twitter.
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But after this summer, McConnell and many senators decided it was better off to stop the personal feuding and squabbling over daily stories, ignore Trump's outbursts and try to get things done.
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