I think what he did yesterday was outrageous, absolutely outrageous.
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Outrageous in a way that Grace Jones is not outrageous.
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We didn't need the outrageous to get noticed, to make a mark, which made what was outrageous, like Gary's death, truly outrageous.
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Rentals are listed here from most outrageous to still pretty outrageous.
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It may sound outrageous, but he's delivered on outrageous promises before.
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Even more outrageous is that the world doesn't find this outrageous.
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He wore outrageous suits and outrageous ties and had unbounded energy.
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Outrageous goals fueled by outrageous pay potential have historically driven outrageously high risks.
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He does outrageous things, or tries to get them to do outrageous things.
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Manon is wearing an outrageous kimono and changes into an equally outrageous sequined number.
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Donald Trump represented the ideal of mid-'80s masculinity — outrageous wealth accompanying outrageous braggadocio.
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With her outrageous wigs and his outrageous biceps, they were like a punked-out Boris and Natasha.
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Gene Simmons is the most outrageous member of one of the most outrageous bands of all time: KISS.
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"It's outrageous, it's just outrageous, the idea that she's willing to tear up human rights principles," he said.
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" North would say, "Well, their bills are outrageous," LaPierre recalled, and he would reply: "I don't think their bills are outrageous.
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The guys at Outrageous Acts of Danger did it with a one-ton ball because a one-ton ball is pretty outrageous.
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Much like its counterpart, the Lego Chiron has some outrageous specs... they just happen to be outrageous in a much different way.
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Dershowitz, a proponent of civil liberties, has made a specialty of defending people who do outrageous things, and Trump does outrageous things constantly.
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They do so because they believe that social progress depends on occasionally airing outrageous ideas that, on close reflection, aren't outrageous at all.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has been excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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People are paid outrageous sums to play, and other people pay slightly less-outrageous sums to watch, and none of it means anything, really.
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Now, some people will say that his bluster and bigotry is just over-heated campaign rhetoric – an outrageous person saying outrageous things for attention.
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And they probably would have gotten it, because it is outrageous -- it&aposs an outrageous statement, and it puts a lot of people in danger.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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"There is a tendency to say 'those people are racist', which is just outrageous, absolutely outrageous," he told Parliament's The House magazine in an interview.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as "telling it like it is," when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is, when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified.
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"He'll generally put in one outrageous thing and one super-outrageous thing," Kim Lane Scheppele, a legal scholar at Princeton who studies Hungary, told me.
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Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified.
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"Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified," Flake said.
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But even more outrageous is the underlying assumption that accompanies this outrageous claim: that attorney-client privilege trumps everything else — even illegality and criminal behavior.
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This isn't as outrageous as male spending, as they fork out up to twice these figures, but certainly outrageous enough to have gaming execs' mouths watering.
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"It's not outrageous to come up with a plan to withdraw troops out of Syria, what's outrageous is to do it with no plan," Murphy said.
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His latest outrageous remark is the story of the day — and the story of the next day is whether or not it was all that outrageous.
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I have worked in Ukraine and was acutely aware of what Putin did and I think it was outrageous and I think what Obama did was outrageous.
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" Police union: Prosecutor's comments 'outrageous' Standing at a podium with the six officers who were charged, the police union chief called Mosby's comments "outrageous and uncalled for and simply untrue.
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"Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified," Flake said on the Senate floor.
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" House Oversight Chair Elijah E. Cummings: "This is outrageous.
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I find that -- watching that again today was outrageous.
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" She said the newspaper "adopted a purposefully outrageous tone.
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" The letter calls the statements "outrageous and malicious lies.
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Luckily he always picked really kind of cool outrageous stuff.
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Jon Stewart told Fox News Wednesday it's "outrageous" that Sen.
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"It's not an outrageous target," said Sanders, of Edward Jones.
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This is outrageous that he is the center of this.
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The idea is not as outrageous as it may seem.
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Every year Saxo bank produces their Top 10 Outrageous Forecasts.
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"What happened today was outrageous," Wiener said in a statement.
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Sloane: The more I think about this, it is outrageous!
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This show is outrageous, and I love every single character.
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And his words were less outrageous than in the past.
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" Swetnick's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, called the statement "bogus and outrageous.
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Miley Cyrus is known for pulling a few outrageous antics.
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" Schumer, in his letter on Wednesday, called the criticism "outrageous.
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"Treason is the most outrageous and miserable conduct," he said.
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The most recent contest, in October 2015, was particularly outrageous.
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And some of its most outrageous claims are just wrong.
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The Marx Brothers were pretty outrageous, especially for the time.
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No, Trump is not going to stop making outrageous statements.
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You hear these outrageous stories and you think, 'Oh, gosh.
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I've received more than my fair share of outrageous demands.
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Here are some of this year's most outrageous fantasy gifts.
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Viewers at home couldn't get enough of Floyd's outrageous outfit.
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JEFF BEATTY, FORMER CIA COUNTER TERRORISM OFFICER: It is outrageous.
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In a lot of ways, we were just being outrageous.
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" Pat Toomey, Pennsylvania: "Donald Trump's comments were outrageous and unacceptable.
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The administration's plan is shocking, outrageous and just plain wrong.
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"This is pretty outrageous," he said according to the Post.
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It's outrageous," Christie told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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The massive production budget and outrageous stunts didn't hurt either.
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The more outrageous the statement, the more clicks it generates.
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Miller went on to make a number of outrageous comments.
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The more outrageous he was, the more coverage he got.
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They're grounded and aware, while being simultaneously otherworldly and outrageous.
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Ms Le Pen has called those claims "outrageous and offensive".
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That would be considered outrageous and medically dangerous for anyone.
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For that, you have to show 'extreme and outrageous' conduct.
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And the bigger the scandal, the more outrageous the tweet.
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However, this outrageous sequel does so with an uncharacteristic timidity.
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"The whole proposal is outrageous," preservationist Thomas Collins told Hyperallergic.
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This amounted to an outrageous interest rate of 21625 percent.
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But Mr Miller took the character to outrageous new extremes.
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On the face of it, this isn't so completely outrageous.
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Several senior Pentagon officials and lawmakers called those orders outrageous.
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Everybody would see that as an outrageous abuse of power.
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This outrageous decision flies in the face of public opinion.
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It spilled into more colorful and outrageous ones later on.
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I also think that what we're saying isn't that outrageous.
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"Canceling the new airport project would be outrageous," Sanchez said.
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This rewards the outrageous, which can get clicks more easily.
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This outrageous conduct must be brought to an immediate end.
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The very idea of that race was incredible — maybe outrageous.
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US Senator Bernie Sanders described it as "outrageous" on Tuesday.
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"That's outrageous," Clinton said in a statement on her website.
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They pay for it all with their outrageous, disposable incomes.
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So the Apple tax appears, at a glance, absolutely outrageous.
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Raymond Arroyo reveals her private outrageous comments in Friday Follies.
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I would definitely tell the pastor, in some outrageous way.
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As I say, I meant to be provocative and outrageous.
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The changing leaves along the Palisades never looked so outrageous.
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That discrepancy is outrageous, and it's something we can't ignore.
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The rest of the proposed #BoldCastingDecisions are as equally outrageous.
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The record will reflect that we reject that outrageous claim.
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Outrageous asking prices, particularly in Los Angeles, are nothing new.
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We find his recent position to be outrageous and disappointing.
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"They have been outrageous and very difficult," Mr. Napoli said.
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Outrageous projectionsAllen said he still remembers one particular financial model.
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It's outrageous as an example but Democrat primary candidate Sen.
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But the play's ambition is built on this outrageous foundation.
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One side is mulishly determined not to see outrageous misconduct.
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"This is outrageous," Feigin's defense attorney, Caleb Mason, told CNN.
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Below are five of his most outrageous and disturbing theories.
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"That's a fraud case and it is outrageous," Rubio said.
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Like many others, CNN's Jake Tapper noticed the outrageous tweet.
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That sort of misconduct is outrageous and corrosive of democracy.
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None of his outrageous gaffes seem to affect his base.
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Trump "said some things that are just outrageous," Bush said.
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To describe American riot police as storm troopers is outrageous.
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Let the orator do and say the most outrageous things.
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Well, Dow 40,7503 by 2025 is actually no less outrageous.
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" An attorney for Bradford's family called the AG's decision "outrageous.
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Kids will be riveted to any election news that's outrageous.
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When everyone is outraged about everything, nothing seems outrageous anymore.
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" Former Obama staffers react, calling the claim "outrageous and disrespectful.
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Trump's outrageous claims have a purpose: to destroy rational thought.
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"House Republicans just committed an incredible and outrageous breach," Rep.
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"The correction discloses outrageous carelessness," wrote James Backstrom of Philadelphia.
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On the track and off, he is unstoppable, unkillable, outrageous.
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Plus, the prices they charge at the airport are outrageous.
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Duterte's spokesman had called that "outrageous interference" by "foreign propagandists".
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His behavior is so outrageous and inappropriate — forget about presidential!
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Don't hold back; just give us the most outrageous stuff.
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This is outrageous and far outside the standard of care.
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"Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified," Mr. Flake said in his 17-minute floor speech.
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It must also be remembered that newspapers and cable television are businesses that like all businesses need to make money, and coverage of this outrageous president and his continuous outrageous behavior makes good copy.
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Because, apparently, I had some rather outrageous reactions to the victory.
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It is outrageous that he&aposs still employed by the FBI.
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" The idea was: "Something a little more designer, but not outrageous.
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If there wasn't, he's made an outrageous allegation against President Obama.
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And Michelle Wolf making an outrageous comparison between ICE and terrorists.
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Many observers found Carson's remarks on abortion outrageous at the time.
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" He updated his language moments later to remove the word "outrageous.
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Price gouging like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous.
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This is particularly outrageous because Mast is a true American hero.
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I urge Catalyst to respond by lowering its own outrageous prices.
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The fact that one person can hold us hostage is outrageous.
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The outrageous gyrations below the belt -- and all on primetime TV!
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"I condemn this outrageous ad in the strongest terms," he tweeted.
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Early on, his claim that all rebels were "terrorists" was outrageous.
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Lobster overdone, the eggplant salad repulsive and the supplemental charges outrageous.
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," he said at the time.
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One of the videos is of Modise's outrageous goal in London.
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"Because prices are so outrageous in Honolulu, Maui, Kauai," she said.
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"Frankly, I find this attack to be morally outrageous," Musk says.
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This seemed outrageous to me when I first heard about it.
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Jeff Chase, a former immigration judge, said the move was outrageous.
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We've seen a lot of outrageous celebrity closets over the years.
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"From day one, I have denied the outrageous allegations against me."
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It's outrageous but dignified, full of angles and muscle and splitters.
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Donald Trump launches a lot of very outrageous attacks against people.
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He said it would be "outrageous" if Prokopchuk was elected president.
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I wanted to be glamorized, outrageous... I wanted to be noticed.
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Because Trump began tweeting about it in outrageous, offensive, bizarre ways.
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He's more and more outrageous every day, more and more unhinged.
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GRITZ: It&aposs outrageous that all of this is going on.
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It's better to be outrageous and spontaneous than correct and scripted.
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"Outrageous, ignorant & offensive comments from Rampling," Clinton, 35, tweeted on Friday.
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" Basu described the incident as an "outrageous, reckless, and barbaric act.
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Of the three, The 6 only got 7 percent support. Outrageous.
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So almost anything outrageous he says doesn't surprise his core supporters.
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So keep on bragging, keep on sassing, and always be outrageous.
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I discovered early in life that you can't be too outrageous.
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"It's really outrageous that this happens at this point," Giuliani said.
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It IS an outrageous decision on more than a few levels.
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"It's like a panoply of mistakes and outrageous statements," Kasich said.
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The lede and headline are outrageous and unsupported by the article.
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The jewelry company is known for its outrageous pimped out products.
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"This is pretty outrageous," Sullivan said, according to The Washington Post.
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"It's an outrageous claim, it's wrong," said former New Jersey Gov.
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Trump has gotten so much free advertising for saying outrageous things.
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"It's a very outrageous and awful thing to do," Szalavitz says.
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"This Administration's immigration policies are outrageous, cruel, and inhumane," Harris tweeted.
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" A lawyer for Miller also denied the allegations, calling them "outrageous.
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Millions of people are struggling with outrageous levels of student debt.
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Countless patients and doctors have described the new price as outrageous.
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" Porter has denied the allegations, calling them "outrageous" and "simply false.
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His willingness to be outrageous is essential to getting our attention.
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Here are 12 of the most outrageous ways to eat pasta.
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Instead, it ballasts the most outrageous twists with realistic emotional responses.
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Last week : Unmasking is outrageous when it comes to Russian collusion.
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It stopped people dressing the same, and encouraged outrageous lawless fashion.
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Disconnect between content and context leads to some truly outrageous tableaus.
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Today, Lady Gaga is doing something really outrageous: She's turning 30.
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"This is outrageous, outlandish and obtuse," Congress spokesman Sanjay Jha said.
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Rambleside called such a termination fee agreement "outrageous" in its letter.
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The profits garnered were accompanied by outrageous increases in executive pay.
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CNBC rounded up nine outrageous gifts that any millionaire will love.
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"I'm sure it will make an outrageous Bloody Mary," he said.
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There are whole museums dedicated to the presentation of outrageous fictions.
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It had some kooky stuff in it, but nothing totally outrageous.
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It sounded outrageous, but people were like, 'wait, this could work!
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The point, then, was to be outrageous, to stir the pot.
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And we just thought that was an outrageous sum of money.
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I ask about politics, Judaism, and his most outrageous celebrity encounters.
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In a vacuum, this action by the GOP would be outrageous.
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A senior Bangladesh home ministry official described the accusation as outrageous.
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B.I. & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago.
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Others scoff at the question, dismissing it as outrageous character assassination.
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"It's absolutely outrageous that we find this out today," he said.
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But when you look them up online the prices are outrageous.
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And right now everything is outrageous, and everything is a scandal.
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Instead, we should hold on to the most outrageous, unconscionable moments.
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It is outrageous what the Democrats are doing to our Country.
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That's what I mean about his outrageous fortune, his incessant advantages.
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Again, I bear responsibility for my outrageous conduct at ABC News.
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"And also to help make the point of this outrageous behavior."
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But your labeling Xi Jinping a "thug" struck me as outrageous.
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"Outrageous," one senior NBC News employee told me of Trump's behavior.
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"The internal inconsistency of this is outrageous," one of them said.
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It's outrageous, unthinkable —the cat slips inside a black limousine door.
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Every week we hear of a new outrageous drug price increase.
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Like, Grace Jones is outrageous and like a space alien phenomena.
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"I mean that would be such an outrageous move," said Sen.
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But the company's most outrageous releases aren't even products at all.
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It's outrageous and it shouldn't work and yet it completely does.
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Really, this is outrageous and needs to come to a stop.
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But nobody anticipated the outrageous business names associated with the pair.
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Neumann was known for his imagination, outrageous ideas, and sweeping claims.
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"It's outrageous," Mr. Turchi said of his friend's arrest on Monday.
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That definitely advantages louder, more provocative, more inspiring, more outrageous candidates.
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"It was outrageous," Sanders said of the committee's attacks on Moser.
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Falstaff, excessive, loving, outrageous, overblown, but true, stands against Hal's counterfeit.
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"I think what happened here is pretty outrageous," Mr. Fishman said.
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"We should not accept these outrageous sorts of problems," he said.
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His statement was so outrageous that even fellow Republicans criticized it.
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But pet emergencies don't have to rack up outrageous vet bills.
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And the backlash to his opponent Ed Gillespie's outrageous attacks mattered.
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," he said in his statement.
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Does either of those statements seem more outrageous than the other?
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," Porter said in his statement.
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Dark, unaccountable money is at the heart of this outrageous inaction.
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Where does comedy even fit when the outrageous becomes the default?
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And that sometimes is the free ticket: Now say outrageous things.
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From day one, I have denied the outrageous allegations against me.
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These sorts of accusations are outrageous and part of the problem.
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Here are some that I would use: indefensible, outrageous, unforgivable, shameless.
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The outrageous greed of the pharmaceutical industry is going to end.
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FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago.
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"That is morally outrageous," he told Josh Hersh in an interview.
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"This is outrageous and awful," he wrote, after reading Fowler's account.
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Her aesthetic moves, while often clever and satisfying, are never outrageous.
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As long as his opposition remains obsessed with the outrageous and not-so-outrageous controversial things he says, President Trump will be able to slip a lot through while everyone is so focused on something else.
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"A lot of the platform Trump was running on seemed kind of outrageous and it fit within the outrageous policies that Savage talked about," said Michael Harrison, the publisher of Talkers, which covers the radio business.
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Trump's solution to that problem has been to provoke the media into looking like his opposition by lying in more absurd ways and directly attacking them in more outrageous ways at more and more outrageous times.
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The combination of these two can create a uniquely Trumpian problem — the media hyping an outrageous thing that it sounds like Trump said, when the real problem is that Trump actually meant a different, equally outrageous thing.
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Or to put it more plainly: Novel/outrageous content is more viral.
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" Hill's campaign did not run the ad and condemned it as "outrageous.
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"It's outrageous that we don't do more as a country," Shriver continued.
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Nothing protesters do could be outrageous enough to meet the original spectacle.
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Read This Next: We Asked People About Their Most Outrageous Medical Bills
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And it's really weak to call John McCain a loser, that's outrageous.
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And then, obviously, there's certain outrageous things that happen within the film.
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But, Sykes herself has issued outrageous, extremely racial tweets including this one.
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You might remember Reid recently came under fire for outrageous blog posts.
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These unhinged leftists are normalizing outrageous behavior which is only getting worse.
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"Susan Olsen spreads outrageous misinformation & it is dangerous and unprofessional," he wrote.
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But the more they wanted, the more it became outrageous and unrealistic.
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The small, free-spinning motor will redline at an outrageous 2000,2275 rpm.
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Or perhaps her former boss who made outrageous demands using abusive language.
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"What&aposs going on at our Southern border is outrageous," Nelson said.
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But the 2017 Super Bowl might be her most outrageous stunt yet.
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It is descriptive in this criminal, over-the-top, purposely outrageous manner.
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But the most shocking part of playing around with these outrageous brows?
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The guy who would say anything to win, no matter how outrageous.
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The launch was condemned by the United Nations as an "outrageous" act.
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It's like, how do you top that in terms of outrageous tomfoolery?
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This is a bad, narcissistic, destructive solipsist and the pardon was outrageous.
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The SUV is not outrageous or radical, but rather pedestrian and effortless.
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No story lines were off limits, including outrageous comedy and exaggerated drama.
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" John Cunha, Stepanets' lawyer, said she would appeal, calling the prosecution "outrageous.
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If you think that's a double standard and outrageous, it gets worse.
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Ahead, check out 11 outrageous gifts that made the cut this season.
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What they're saying: "This is an outrageous giveaway to Big Pharma," Rep.
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" He added, "So I don't find the RNC's interpretation outrageous, just wrong.
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Those responsible for outrageous human rights violations must be held to account.
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My cardio is outrageous, not to gloat, but I'm doing pretty good.
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The finale was "entirely outrageous, disorientating, irresponsible, and also brilliant," Bradshaw added.
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"It's outrageous and obviously done to increase the city's revenue," Harvey says.
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Trump made outrageous, ridiculous and untrue comments every day of the campaign.
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Mr Ghosn described this latest move by prosecutors as "outrageous and arbitrary".
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Because for Fairooz to be facing prison for her conduct is outrageous.
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Mamaev's employers, FC Krasnodar, said that his actions were "outrageous and unacceptable".
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So, Rosie O&aposDonnell, she is always good for our outrageous segment.
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The Galaxy Fold by the numbersThe Fold is truly an outrageous gadget.
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" He adds: "It's the most outrageous, craziest thing I've ever heard of.
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Crew members reveal some of the outrageous requests they've received from passengers.
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His pattern is becoming tiresome: Do something outrageous as a negotiating tactic.
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Instagram beauty trends come and go, each more outrageous than the next.
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That "outrageous" situation has to change to avoid environmental disaster, he said.
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Of the many things he's said, this is hardly the most outrageous.
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We listed several of Duterte's most insulting, disturbing and outrageous comments, below.
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What's even more shocking is how outrageous some of those lies were.
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Melissa Fleming, spokesperson for UN's Refugee Agency UNHCR, called the cartoon outrageous.
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Under normal political circumstances, it would be an outrageous accusation to level.
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I'll also tell you the threats on Donald Trump's family are outrageous.
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Any one of those outrageous statements would have sunk any other candidate.
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Texas's attorney general called the ruling "outrageous" and promised to appeal. 5.
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"I think it was outrageous," Giuliani commented to Fox News on Monday.
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We can only hope nobody is hurt in this outrageous PR stunt.
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The problem for Pelosi is that the president's budget is not outrageous.
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"That is outrageous," McCarthy said Tuesday in an interview on Fox News.
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The arrest of a journalist doing his job is outrageous and unacceptable.
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"Outrageous political bias determined the course of the Clinton 'investigation'" https://t.
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But it happened, and it was as outrageous as you would expect.
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This is outrageous because we finally know how to prevent HIV infections.
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Whitehead. The Nickel Boys is fiction, but it burns with outrageous truth.
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Although schools and states try, they continue to yield sometimes outrageous results.
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Two Thai League teammates scored an outrageous "double overhead kick" on Wednesday.
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"It is outrageous whenever the American people's generosity is exploited," Rubio said.
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The Ultimate Series is what it sounds like: McLaren's most outrageous machine.
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All right, and speaking of outrageous, Samantha Bee gets some "Street Justice".
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"Everything about it is intense, and outrageous," she remarks of her act.
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I will eliminate that outrageous loophole, and we will raise $1 trillion.
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Your outrageous rent is not only making your life hell, it's driving
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While not terrible, these aren't the outrageous returns you're hearing about locally.
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Read more: 20 of the most outrageous-looking skyscrapers of all time
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At that moment Vinnie was the craziest, most outrageous thing in sight.
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Not all fitness trends are crazy or funny or require outrageous outfits.
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Of course, allegedly outrageous stuff was happening at Legs 11 before 2017.
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It's so gutsy and obscene and wild and outrageous in every respect.
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That seems like a shocking amount, but we weren't doing anything outrageous.
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Everything he does is outrageous, therefore everything he does is big news?
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That often means saying increasingly outrageous things and attacking the other side.
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It's gotta be something just as outrageous, you know what I mean?
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Bills like the Ohio total abortion ban seem outrageous, because they are.
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That makes Mr. Putin's typically cynical treatment of the killing doubly outrageous.
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The bus fare remains outrageous, and it will rise again next year.
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It is some mixture of important, new, outrageous, conflict-oriented, secret, interesting.
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" The Knox County mayor, Glenn Jacobs, called Mr. Fritts's earlier sermon "outrageous.
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He uses outrageous, offensive insults to get the media to take notice.
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Act Up was always doing something — usually something outrageous and highly photogenic.
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" Hill's campaign did not run the ad and condemned it as "outrageous.
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But when the opposition focuses on their outrageous qualities, it usually loses.
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For band tees, ripped jeans and surplus shirts, the pricing is outrageous.
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"Elon Musk's audacious ambitions are often overshadowed by outrageous behavior," he writes.
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"A few years ago, this would have been outrageous," Mr. Sigal said.
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Critic's Notebook "Let's be outrageous," Brandon James Gwinn murmured into a microphone.
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It's when he's outrageous or absurd that the "breaking" banners light up.
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But there was no doubt which outrageous talent burned brightest on Saturday.
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These crimes, perpetrated over four months in a single municipality, are outrageous.
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It's hard to know where to start on how outrageous that is.
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We're looking for work that's bizarre, authentic, subtle, outrageous, indefinable, raw, paradoxical.
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Those usually escalate to outrageous claims of hardship and requests for money.
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The media cycle is easily commandeered by misinformation, innuendo, and outrageous content.
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"It is outrageous that that rate has stayed the same," Hansson said.
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Gordon called the incident "outrageous" in a comment to the Free Press.
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"I just want to be on the record—it's outrageous," Greenfield said.
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," he said then in his statement.
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He's finally said something so outrageous his supporters will turn against him.
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Republicans today show no inclination to rebuke Trump for his outrageous conduct.
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Sometimes they come back with an outrageous offer in the other direction.
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As for Wasserman Shultz, the email fiasco was outrageous, but not surprising.
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Whether due to lack of income, incarceration or gender identity, it's outrageous.
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The outrageous greed of companies like BP got us into this crisis.
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"The photo is outrageous and morally repugnant," Mr. Pasch said on Friday.
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So please, ministers: Expect a Twitter provocation or outrageous statement by Trump.
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"Brian, respectfully, I think that's an outrageous question," Mr. de Blasio replied.
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He regularly makes outrageous statements, but he acts with much greater caution.
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The Hamilton creator breathed musical life into the presidential hopeful's outrageous tweets.
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Gulyas said it was "outrageous" that Soros called the campaign anti-Semitic.
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Back in 1984, the main premise seemed — even to me — fairly outrageous.
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The less outrageous, the more likely to be real, in my opinion.
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The reason is that the actions alleged in the lawsuit are outrageous.
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And what he said wasn't as uniquely outrageous as you might think.
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Defense lawyer Dmitry Gorin called Garcia's $50 million bail "outrageous and unreasonable".
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To be clear, not everyone sees what Trump is doing as outrageous.
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Oftentimes, the most outrageous of plot twists are what make that happen.
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Here are five of the most outrageous findings from the report: 1.
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"My friends, it is outrageous," she said, raising her voice in righteous indignation.
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Plus the media finds an outrageous new way to criticize the first lady.
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"FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago," he wrote.
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The White House quickly responded, calling the order "outrageous" and vowing to appeal.
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The White House dropped the word "outrageous" minutes later in a second statement.
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Is it really outrageous to assume he was put down by Uncle Sam?
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This latest Facebook privacy scandal feels familiar and outrageous at the same time.
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This outrageous conduct is a legal matter and will be dealt with accordingly.
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Fact: The Upper East Side is home to some seriously outrageous real estate.
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Inside is an older couple, both of them looking at this outrageous violence.
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A confident delivery can make outrageous ideas sound self-evident in the moment.
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Do you often wonder what outrageous thing James Franco could possibly do next?
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Complimenting her most outrageous moments, below are 15 of her most memorable lines.
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That's a bigger pivot point than Trump saying outrageous things from the stump.
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Well, when the scandal broke, it's both outrageous and not at all surprising.
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Comer gets to be outrageous, but Oh more than keeps up with her.
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I got my first one when I was 15, which is outrageous actually.
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That means either Apple is seeing outrageous demand, or it's suffering manufacturing troubles.
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They are outrageous in a way that the media covers him very aggressively.
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Harder, meanwhile, has previously called Yelp's argument an "outrageous" misreading of the law.
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Being a YouTuber is like living in a Wild West of outrageous content.
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The singer took to Twitter to voice her frustration with the outrageous policy.
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Really engaged in outrageous and horrific behavior themselves and meant to harm you.
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This country allowed the most outrageous evil practice in the world: enslaving people.
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Their text battle had each making outrageous accusations about the other one's marriage.
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As far as outrageous and exotic celebrity pets go, chickens are pretty tame.
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We've kept track of all the outrageous things they've said on the trail.
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Now this after Brennan has attacked the president with outrageous accusations totally political.
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Some of the personal stories are outrageous and enraging, and some are triumphant.
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It was not for an outrageous medical bill or a charitable fundraising campaign.
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But AI is bound to bring privacy violations that are seen as outrageous.
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And it will bring with it big promises, outrageous claims and suspect results.
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"It's horribly outrageous," said Polly Webber, a former immigration judge, of the proposal.
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The fact that it is happening now under a President Obama is outrageous.
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And coming up, my picks for the most outrageous comments of the week.
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It's as outrageous as you might think, and then it gets even weirder.
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I've heard nothing as outrageous as "The Man" on the radio all year.
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Sadly, we can expect more of this outrageous rhetoric from the Trump administration.
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Former Democratic DOJ aide Matthew Miller put thus: Absolutely outrageous presser by Comey.
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But you can expect the next nihilistic trend to be even more outrageous.
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North Korea's regime is well-known for making outrageous and often false claims.
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It encourages you to be a bit more bold; to say something outrageous.
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"I think it's outrageous," Meyer, the creative director, told NBC News on Monday.
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It sounds like Chappelle is as hilarious, outrageous, and, yes, offensive as ever.
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"This news is not just heartbreaking; it's outrageous," he said in a statement.
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I think that the images that are online are both alarming and outrageous.
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Attempts by Trump supporters to soften his outrageous accusations made things even worse.
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If any destination has become accustomed to outrageous accommodation prices, it's San Francisco.
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The opinions in this article belong to the author. (CNN)Repugnant. Outrageous. Disgraceful.
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As a society, we love calling out celebs for their seemingly outrageous behavior.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer called the move an "outrageous" example of partisan obstruction.
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It is an outrageous and triumphant tale, told through images and captions alone.
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Then again, the whole project sounds outrageous, even with such a prestigious cast.
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McCarthy would never back down, even when his most outrageous lies were challenged.
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Both Furner and Force make outrageous and illogical claims when speaking about InfoChammel.
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Her whole reaction had been as if I were asking for something outrageous.
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So Chris Christie is on all the lists for FBI director. Laughable. Outrageous.
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These outrageous comments by North make it clear the NRA leadership is scared.
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"This is pretty outrageous," Sullivan told U.S. attorneys, according to The Washington Post.
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"Absolutely outrageous that Chinese Foreign Minister berates a Canadian journalist," Mr. Clement wrote.
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"I think it was outrageous," Giuliani said in a Monday Fox News interview.
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The car is like a much less outrageous version of the UX Concept.
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FaZe players would put these outrageous highlights on YouTube and promptly go viral.
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Its extravagant costs, seldom covered by insurance (the profiteering she reports is outrageous).
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To read more than 40 pages of outrageous examples, go to www.ResponsibleTechnology.org/references.
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Her comparison is not only outrageous, it is one of apples to oranges.
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Out of context, this sounds like outrageous unfairness that all Americans should oppose.
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" In fact, today, one of Aurora's core values is to "set outrageous goals.
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It would be outrageous for Twitter to suggest that Kessler's positions are acceptable.
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Oliver, on "Last Week Tonight," is a genius monologuist and an outrageous wit.
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Yet Russia's reaction to being banned from the Paralympic Games seems particularly outrageous.
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Robert Lewandowski scored twice and produced an outrageous "rainbow flick" skill on Tuesday.
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"Borderlands" has an outrageous style and humor that fans have come to appreciate.
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Batman will always be subjected to the slings and arrows of outrageous appropriations.
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It's precisely because the storylines are so outrageous that audiences remain rabidly engaged.
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Scandal is filled with so many outrageous moments, it's hard to keep up.
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"It was brazen, it was sophisticated, it was outrageous," Kaplan said in court.
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You can get your hands on this outrageous new dish beginning June 21.
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And what so — makes me so outrageous is that we came here legally.
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From the utterly outrageous to the reigned-in and reserved, they're all there.
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Keep reading for a look at some of tech billionaires' most outrageous indulgences.
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Outrageous remarks by executives tend, in any case, to be largely a distraction.
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Just because the president says or tweets something outrageous doesn't mean it's news.
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"I think it's outrageous that people are still there," he told 2GB radio.
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Matteo Salvini, Italy's fiery populist, has been weakened by his increasingly outrageous behaviour.
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Mr Duque thinks it outrageous that accused FARC members can sit in congress.
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A brilliant Twitter account compiles outrageous, absurd, sad, and confoundingly real stock photos.
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It's all shocking and outrageous, but few can summon shock or outrage anymore.
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So D'Souza's book embodies the outrageous right-wing style that Flake's book condemns.
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Plenty of drugs carry outrageous prices: EpiPens, insulin, cancer treatments, even some antibiotics.
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Mr. Netanyahu responded quickly, calling the comment "outrageous" in a statement on Saturday.
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Mr. Cuomo has an obligation to personally apologize and condemn these outrageous attacks.
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The proposition was outrageous, outlandish, and right up James E. O'Keefe III's alley.
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"Because if that got out it would be a pretty outrageous news story."
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A third reason — arguably the least common but most outrageous — is wrongful conviction.
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It is an outrageous budget, a budget the American people do not want.
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The logic behind labeling drug cartels as terrorists is debatable but not outrageous.
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" The editor noted that some of Bloomberg's quotes were "too outrageous to include.
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Largely overlooked have been the similarly outrageous statements of the march's other organizers.
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But allowing another nation to have open season on American citizens is outrageous.
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Some tech billionaires are well known for their outrageous and unhealthy eating habits.
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But you have been an outrageous success, in every sense of the word.
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It is far more outrageous to them than any possible expression of sexuality.
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"It feels like something outrageous is going on," Cousins said in an interview.
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For Trump voters, it is outrageous people are trying to undo their votes.
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He can insist that his nominee change this outrageous holding by the IRS.
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But White shows that coldness can be as banal as it is outrageous.
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Some people with credentials dress in outrageous outfits and ask players embarrassing questions.
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"FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago," Trump said.
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He has amassed a fan base for his stunts and often-outrageous statements.
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However, 1.1 million Americans are stuck in this outrageous backlog, with devastating consequences.
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They've made excuses for him and frequently offered lukewarm criticism of outrageous behavior.
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The show-stealer is Shalini's mercurial mother, an "outrageous queen" of capricious gestures.
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Saxo Bank annually publishes a list of outrageous predictions for the year ahead.
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The sweeping nature of that claim is precisely what makes it so outrageous.
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Regardless, it's an outrageous and absurd thing for a Senate candidate to say.
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Three months of work to get a company reinstated in an ad program does sound a bit outrageous—so outrageous that one would probably feel inclined to no longer do business with the company that gives its customers so many headaches.
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" The campaign site in support of Issue 2 argues that concerns for drug price increases is a "scare tactic:" "This is an outrageous scare tactic used by the drug companies whenever there's even a hint of reining in their outrageous prices.
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I'm at a loss of words to describe just how outrageous his words, his statements, his behavior has been ... and how Mr. Putin now is the master puppeteer of Donald Trump, the person who is in our Oval Office. Outrageous.
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"When I heard about it, I said that this is outrageous," Mackey told CNN.
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But continues to publicly stand firm against the slings and arrows of outrageous politicians.
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To get his name out there, no matter what outrageous crap it's attached to.
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I needed to put things in perspective: what would be the most outrageous ending?
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There were so many outrageous comments this week, it was almost impossible to choose.
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Alternatively, of course, he could just say something even more outrageous on social media.
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Some of the things that they&aposve said have been outrageous, as Greg mentioned.
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The more outrageous his tweets, the harder it is for us to keep up.
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He's being outrageous so that we'll all meet in the middle on Capitol Hill.
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Vulture included another from a crew member in its list of outrageous Prince stories.
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Nothing was more dependably outrageous night after night and nothing seemed less self-aware.
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Yes, Ace of Cakes star Duff Goldman could actually eat his outrageous wedding cake.
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An outrageous attack against the president&aposs 218-year-old son, Greg explains next.
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For years, Scandal has left fans reeling with its "outrageous and unfathomable" story lines.
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Would be outrageous to replace a giant like Scalia with a minnow like Sotomayor.
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Click through to see some of the most outrageous, lavish pics we could find.
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I think those tapes that I saw were outrageous and disgusting by any standpoint.
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It was an outrageous breach of fiduciary duty to the taxpayers and her constituents.
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But The Boring Company, as the tunnel idea is called, is still pretty outrageous.
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Having to feel this way is outrageous and unfair, although it is my reality.
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It is outrageous that we are leaving our fellow Americans with essentially no aid.
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"I think this is pretty outrageous and, in its specifics, pretty unprecedented," Little said.
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Meg Downey, Gamespot: The aforementioned ultraviolence comes care of some truly outrageous fight scenes.
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In describing his behavior with lobbyists, Mulvaney did something outrageous and worthy of attention.
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Specifically after having witnessed the outrageous human atrocities, I immediately asked to be transferred.
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Whether you find it interesting or not, Formula E is doing something completely outrageous.
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And building a wall is totally outrageous.... And I haven't even made my vote.
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Outrageous Littles Lil Sister 6-Pack Series 29.993 — $56.59 (list price $73.13) L.O.L. Surprise!
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To attract backers, OpenAI has made outrageous promises about the potential of its technology.
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The most outrageous, polarizing content always ends up at the top of the pile.
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Now if he continues his outrageous behavior, then maybe we should look at censure.
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"The stance that has been taken by FIFA is utterly outrageous," said Theresa May.
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Monitors continued to get more outrageous: bigger, wider, more feature-packed, and even portable.
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But one airport is reportedly taking outrageous travel policies to an insane new level.
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Ken Paxton, Texas's defiant attorney-general, promises to appeal what he calls "outrageous" rulings.
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But let me tell you about the thing that I think was most outrageous.
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Sorry if I am being cruel here, I guess, but that just sounds outrageous.
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The site's engagement-driven model in turn rewards those who provide more outrageous content.
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"The behavior of these Broward Sheriff's Office deputies was outrageous and unacceptable," Bogen said.
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This wasn't allowed by the VA prior to June of 2016, which seems outrageous.
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Lance Dutson, a Republican operative in Maine, called the remarks "outrageous" on a blog.
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And each one of those deaths was sad and outrageous and shocking to me.
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The Reese's Outrageous candy bar joins a very long list of innovative Reese's treats.
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The often unpredictable and sometimes outrageous world of professional poker has done it again.
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It's outrageous she was denied the right to voice her concerns about Jeff Sessions.
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"An otherwise beautiful trip was ruined by this outrageous experience," Choi wrote on Facebook .
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PIRRO: No, the outrageous statements, which is what we love having you on for.
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"I don't know of any case that has allowed such outrageous behavior," Browne said.
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But days later, her behavior strikes me as slightly ill-advised rather than outrageous.
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Video is crisp and clear and stays smooth even during the most outrageous maneuvers.
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They both have a long history of telling outrageous lies, and voters not caring.
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"It is outrageous what I have done in the last few months," Medvedev said.
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" A senior attorney for the ACLU called the ban an "outrageous and desperate action.
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People wanted to put a finger up to that and create something more outrageous.
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"It's a bit outrageous," said a senior executive at one of Britain's top banks.
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Many found that outrageous, and that apparently includes justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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His outrageous comments are shielded by the plausible deniability afforded a WWE hype-master.
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Outrageous Littles Lil Sister 26000-Pack Series 2299.99 — $2439.99 (list price $24000) L.O.L. Surprise!
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There are some outrageous savings in this roundup that you won't want to miss.
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"It's outrageous," Jones, the late King's attorney told the Washington Post at the time.
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Was this more outrageous than a loss-making two-year-old company called eToys.
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"Of course, I regret it," Ramsay says of his outrageous behavior in the show.
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Every time Trump is in trouble, he shifts our attention by tweeting something outrageous.
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Even with that explicit rule, customers lined up with various outrageous vessels in hand.
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"This is outrageous," said Kristen Houser, spokesperson for the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.
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Now, in fact, Donald Trump mentions that ... it happened, and somehow ... this is outrageous.
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"This is outrageous, more exploitation of public office for Trump's personal gain," Eisen said.
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There is also little competition between airports, allowing some to charge outrageous landing fees.
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Trump's outrageous public behavior has garnered him billions of dollars' worth of media coverage.
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Bluefin tuna are reaching outrageous prices—one fish recently sold for more than $600,000.
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"If you think about it, it's kind of crazy, kind of outrageous," Malkovich said.
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And yet most of them, in ways subtle or outrageous, have defended the president.
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And that is outrageous," Kaine told host John Dickerson on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton weighed in on the issue calling the increases outrageous.
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He's a very hard person to satirize, because he's so outrageous to begin with.
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As you get deeper into the story, things just get more and more outrageous.
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Those practices are unacceptable and outrageous, and they have compelled me to take action.
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"It is an outrageous comment," Hannity said on his nationally syndicated radio show Tuesday.
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You've read outrageous Uber and Lyft headlines where some drivers are harmed by passengers.
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"The standards are just outrageous," said Wells, who co-founded the EMW Louisville clinic.
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Every year, celebrities who attend show off outrageous fashion on the event's red carpet.
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"Borderlands 3" will pit players against legions of outrageous bandits, goons, and wild animals.
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Insider compiled a list of 40 outrageous food combinations to try before you die.
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They do not contradict his more outrageous statements for fear of riling him up.
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The outrageous life of British ex-Olympian millionaire and superyacht party-thrower Nicholas Frankl
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Given what we know now, however, it was worse than bizarre, it was outrageous.
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The more outrageous the terms, the more likely they are to be marketing hype.
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Here are some of the more outrageous approaches people have taken to find work.
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Doris Matsui (D-Calif.) called the remarks "outrageous, unacceptable and reckless" in a statement.
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Analogous psychological shock is often inseparable from engagement with alien ideas that seem outrageous.
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Voter: In the past, Trump was an entertainment personality, so he said outrageous things.
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Despite Andy Warhol throwing outrageous parties at Studio 54, Kusama was viewed as salacious.
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The outrageous looks of the early months had been co-opted by the norms.
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In this new era of tightening regulations, being outrageous took on a different air.
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" Sanders said she thought it was "outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities.
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I ask Serafinowicz about the difficulty of the game, and these outrageous completion times.
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He makes almost $7 million and workers barely make $20,000 a year, that's outrageous.
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Here are some of the outrageous ways the children of billionaires spend their money.
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"Mark Green's comments are outrageous and beyond the pale," she said in a statement.
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"I think the stance that has been taken by FIFA is utterly outrageous," Mrs.
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Overall, this cure, even at an outrageous price point, it's probably good for society.
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There are some especially outrageous examples of coupons being used to increase drug spending.
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It was so outrageous, journalists publicly mused about whether it was all a hoax.
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Several of Trump's declarations under the IEEPA have been outrageous and should be overturned.
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Ceding any ground on immigration policy to a nakedly nativist president can seem outrageous.
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Driving home, I realized this was the most outrageous $350 I had ever earned.
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Raiding money from their pensions to fund the President's wasteful vanity project is outrageous.
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" The poet's outrage becomes outrageous: "I should kiss the electric spark that loves me […].
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Much of Mr. Cohen's headline-making behavior is outrageous even by K Street standards.
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The offerings are upscale, but the prices are not outrageous by New York standards.
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The thing about if everyone here goes home tonight and does one outrageous thing.
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Aside from the outrageous content, the results sounded a lot like the real thing.
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"Hunger is unacceptable in any society, but it's particularly outrageous in the United States."
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On Wednesday night, Russell Westbrook will complete his rather outrageous (statistically speaking) regular season.
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Shonda, your show is the most outrageous of the ones represented at the table.
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" The series, which begins Wednesday on the Science Channel, is "Outrageous Acts of Danger.
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It's outrageous that our laws governing the use of these chemicals are so outdated.
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But he has also developed a reputation as an outrageous, attention-seeking bad boy.
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"Realities" might sound like a stretch if you've beheld Ms. Morgan's cartoonish, outrageous style.
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But that descriptor downplays his habit of saying outrageous things both onstage and off.
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During the campaign, Trump effusively praised Comey's outrageous handling of the Clinton email nonissue.
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"When I heard about it I said that this is outrageous," Mackey told CNN.
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," he said in a statement earlier this week.
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"If it weren't for these outrageous backlogs, they would be Americans already," he said.
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Some Trump critics find his focus on whites as a group outrageous or counterproductive.
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What Clinton did, although outrageous, was nothing compared to what we've got with Trump.
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But no matter how outrageous the fibs, Mr. Hawkins makes him sound utterly sincere.
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Until this prediction came true, many regarded it as the audacious predicting the outrageous.
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The striking 570GT could be the most outrageous way to travel comfortably and rapidly.
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Both the House and the Senate soundly rejected this outrageous proposal, boosting appropriations instead.
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Each story comes with the ready justification that desperate times call for outrageous claims.
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It might extend to stars that aren't as outrageous as Griffin, Depp or Reiner.
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"We should not accept these outrageous sorts of problems," Abizaid said of the abuses.
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He has alienated many with outrageous comments and irrational behavior, yet remains wildly popular.
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How can one say something so outrageous and so definitive this far from November?
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It's a dynamic that pushes them to do increasingly outrageous things to capture attention.
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Tonight we welcome you to one of fashion's more outrageous red carpets: the Grammys.
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"Those drugs and expenses you're talking about, that is outrageous," Booker told one questioner.
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"It's all the more outrageous now that cannabis is legal and regulated," he said.
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He addressed the outrageous narrative of music corrupting young people and causing such tragedies.
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He manipulates the media by constantly tweeting and saying more and more outrageous things.
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You have a handful of military contractors where CEOs make outrageous levels of compensation.
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"That is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, it's outrageous," he said in a phone call.
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But the more recent crops of famous kids — first reality stars, then viral hits like Tay — have more often than not started and maintained their careers by being outrageous for the sake of being outrageous, rewarded with fame and followers because of it.
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And throughout, he decried Trump's behavior and said it has a chilling effect on a healthy democracy: Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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"Ambassador Yovanovitch was subjected to just really outrageous press coverage and innuendo and threats coming from high levels, retweeting irresponsible journalism, which affected her personally, her safety, affected our mission, reflected on the United States, and it was pretty outrageous," he said.
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The outrageous claims of improper conduct regarding these almost three-year-ago events are false.
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The early years of the 21st century saw growing acceptance and increasingly outrageous colour combinations.
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I think Jeff had this outrageous price in mind, which was like $60 million valuation.
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SEBASTIAN GORKA, MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE ANALYST: Judge, it&aposs outrageous and Kellyanne is absolutely right.
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I want to see the documents which Trey Gowdy has never seen, which is outrageous.
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Following these outrageous displays, many on both sides of the aisle had called for civility.
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After all, Trump had campaigned against outrageous sums that the U.S. government paid drug companies.
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"These practices are outrageous," says Chiu, who represents part of San Francisco in the Assembly.
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If a financing term sheet contains troublesome or even outrageous terms, don't take it personally.
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When it comes to my perfect gaming notebook, I'm not actually looking for outrageous performance.
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The idea that auctions are nefarious or evil is outrageous because it hasn't been proven.
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" On Rudy Giuliani claiming the president can't obstruct justice (June, 2018): "It's an outrageous claim.
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Websites like Infowars manufactured the "most outrageous, outlandish, absurd lies you can imagine," she said.
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Every bizarre, profane, ludicrous and outrageous tweet he makes immediately gets covered in the media.
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The weirder and more outrageous he got, the more convinced people were of his honesty.
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"Not serving those customers is not only outrageous, but also just bad business," she says.
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But Lady Gaga's talent and outrageous reputation will long outlive even the internet's best jokes.
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We have complete faith that the court will hold Vallejo accountable for its outrageous tactics.
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This video of the two wildcats exchanging outrageous-sounding screams will make you question everything.
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Leslie Jones was subjected to outrageous racist and sexist trolling before the Ghostbusters movie premiere.
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Even after ending outrageous overage charges the carrier's prices for mobile internet are eye popping.
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FOR a work of art by a genius, $16m might not seem an outrageous price.
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Attempts to enforce the ban have already led to outrageous images such as this one.
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However outrageous it may seem, the sentence follows California law, which gives judges wide discretion.
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That he is unconventional and outrageous says to them he is real, not a phony.
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Even so, the police chief called your absence outrageous, given the severity of the problem.
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All in all, the Trump White House redecoration spending does not seem to be outrageous.
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It's not outrageous to imagine watching Mr. Avery walk free in front of the camera.
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"She was the same outrageous, no-holds-barred Alexis and just as beautiful," he said.
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THERE are strokes of outrageous luck and then there is the life of Chris Hughes.
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Given Iran Air's multiple unpaid commitments over the years, that outrageous outcome is entirely possible.
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The police brutality in response to their peaceful demonstrations is outrageous, and must not continue.
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The Sierra AT4 is less outrageous, more luxurious, and more usable than the feisty Ford.
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AS SOMEBODY I TALKED TO LAST NIGHT SAID, PEOPLE ARE OUTRAGED BECAUSE IT SEEMS OUTRAGEOUS.
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There was stuff that we [as teens] would do that felt too outrageous to film.
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Hungary's foreign minister responded that the comments were "outrageous" and called on Zeid to resign.
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"It's easier to hide behind an avatar and say the most outrageous things," says Bay.
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Much worse, it turns out his campaign threats, even the most outrageous, were not empty.
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During that year, Singer called the accusations "outrageous, vicious, and completely false," according to THR.
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But it still seems mildly inappropriate to even joke about spanking your teenage daughter. Outrageous?
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Still, here they are, the most disturbing and outrageous outcomes from Exxon's fossil fuel lovefest.
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And we've just learned that Timmy and Chloe have another thing in common: outrageous parents.
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It was an outrageous threat, but not an unprecedented one amongst friends of Vladimir Putin.
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Because sometimes, reality TV and celebrities are so outrageous that the jokes practically write themselves.
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Through Lava Jato Brazilians have come to view systemic corruption as outrageous rather than inevitable.
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But I would say the chance has gone up, because of how outrageous Trump is.
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As telecom expert Susan Crawford argues, the FCC is "being outrageous" to force Congress' involvement.
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Sources have told PEOPLE that Cattrall made "outrageous demands" to re-board the movie franchise.
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In other words, what Wells Fargo did is an outrageous abuse of hard-working Americans.
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Believe it or not, that wasn't even Trump's most outrageous assault on civility Thursday night.
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It's not just the outrageous fees, but even the way they communicate and overcomplicate things.
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That would be an outrageous and offensive invasion of privacy tantamount to legally sanctioning humiliation.
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And Candace Owens is still on deck with this week&aposs most of outrageous statements.
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There are many outrageous factors in this case; for one thing, Turner, 7, is unrepentant.
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PIRRO: All right, and Charlie Kirk with this week&aposs most outrageous statements on deck.
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Charlie Kirk is here to tell us all about this week&aposs most outrageous statements.
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"What's going on at our southern border is outrageous," Nelson, 85, said in a statement.
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They know that although I made some outrageous statements, I've never actually done anything wrong.
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The letter stated that the publication printed "outrageous and defamatory false claims" about the actress.
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It's outrageous to me that some would have me disavow my family and our history.
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It's outrageous that Trump and any of his supporters would throw that commitment into question.
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As outrageous as it is, everything I publish on Instagram is relatable in this world.
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First and foremost he's rock's proudest peacock, prone to the opulent, outrageous and occasionally ostentatious.
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"It's outrageous that people are still getting away with it," Bag says of date rape.
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Former Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice denounced it as "outrageous and shameful" on Twitter.
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That&aposs outrageous, disgusting and so predictable from your media and that&aposs not all.
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Trump's tweet was far from his only outrageous comment as a candidate or a President.
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Given that this is a Baron Cohen movie, that's more outrageous than the elephant vagina.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," he said.
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The film concludes in an outrageous, choreographed stunt performed in front of the school board.
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"There is simply no place for this kind of outrageous behavior in America," she wrote.
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White House officials expect Trump to be even more outrageous and cocksure in coming months.
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He's always been a wildcard, but the stuff that he's saying now is pretty outrageous.
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"We stand in solidarity with them, condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people," he said.
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Of course, the "human mannequin" moment is hardly the first outrageous stunt Matthews has pulled.
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Ahead, heart-warming, spontaneous and downright outrageous wedding host moments that will make you chuckle.
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"There is simply no place for this kind of outrageous behavior in America," Clinton wrote.
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"Mylan's outrageous multiyear classification has cost American taxpayers not just millions but billions," Blumenthal said.
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Such prices are particularly outrageous, given that taxpayers fund many drugs' early research, Mitchell said.
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"But if this is all that comes of this meeting, it's absolutely outrageous," he added.
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When I asked my question, he evaded and he joked—I thought it was outrageous.
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The thought of any parent abusing or abandoning their child just seemed outrageous to me.
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He'll say something outrageous, offensive, and/or dangerous, either on Twitter or at a rally.
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When it comes to outrageous stunts, Evel Knievel has nothing on the Mars Curiosity rover.
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It started to spiral and spiral and I began telling outrageous lies to my friends.
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PopSugar reports that the outrageous concoction involves a classic doughnut that's filled with raspberry jelly.
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James is in full makeup, outrageous skull-shaped costume jewelry, and a stark black cape.
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She writes about her over-the-top life in an equally vibrant, sometimes outrageous manner.
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"The (party has) to react to their outrageous profits and rising fees," he told reporters.
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The more sensational or outrageous the sale, the better, because the press eats it up.
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At a time of anxiety about inequality, favouring Mittelstand heirs seems outrageous to many Germans.
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"It's outrageous," Harold Levy, the foundation's executive director, said when we discussed the issue recently.
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We aren't afraid to condemn outrageous killing methods in hunting and trapping of animals, either.
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The game's main characters and enemies all look great, but the backgrounds are just outrageous.
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Some of the late musician, singer, songwriter and actor's most influential, outrageous — and unforgettable — looks.
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The idea was so outrageous that the Senate rejected it by a 98-0 vote.
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With thousands of keystrokes and outrageous acts, Putin's minions offended the United States of America.
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"The P/E ratios of both Facebook and Google are actually not outrageous at all."
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I don't expect Fayard's outrageous attack will have much of an effect on this race.
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Franco, with that bat extended over his head, always seemed the most outrageous of all.
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She deemed it "outrageous" last week and called on Mylan to immediately lower its price.
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Rolling Stone dubbed it one of the 32 most outrageous VMA moments of all time.
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The reportage motors forward, propelled by Ehrenreich's wonder at the outrageous curiosities of the occupation.
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Soon, I broke the outrageous news that the FBI had lied about Lee's polygraph results.
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Rachel K., the most outrageous thing—the thing that seems most like artifice—is real.
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But Carlos Vela's outrageous goal against the San Jose Earthquakes on Monday may suggest otherwise.
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It was an outrageous thing to conduct a new piece that started in C major.
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"I only just learned of these outrageous accusations," he told the Week back in June.
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The story's not even thought through well enough to be outrageous in a provocative way.
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I loved the zaniness, the silly gags, the outrageous conceits and, later, Groucho's double entendres.
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And what is outrageous is that the United States was actually behind that gang up.
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Most patients don't know their legal rights and many struggle to pay these outrageous bills.
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It is also why the president will never give in to meet their outrageous demands.
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Kavanaugh's ugly attacks, and the equally outrageous vitriol spewed by the soul that snatched Sen.
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We can't allow politicians to get away with this outrageous lack of morality and humanity.
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"Republicans' desperate attempts to smear @RepRashida & misrepresent her comments are outrageous," the California Democrat said.
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"Archer," FX's outrageous animated spy comedy, returns for a seventh season — and a career change.
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And, this problem is one that is particularly outrageous and painful at the same time.
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" The retiring lawmaker used his speech to attack Trump for "reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior.
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Claire appears in several photographic series and has made numerous public appearances sporting outrageous outfits.
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The pair start by creating lists of "problems" to which they then devise outrageous solutions.
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It is imperative that Congress and the new attorney general look into this outrageous case.
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It is outrageous that it says this on this website, because it's simply not true.
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Senator Sanders has never attended our conference and that is evident from his outrageous comment.
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Be outrageous, ridicule the fraidy-cats, rejoice in all the oddities that freedom can produce.
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Savvy about attracting media coverage, they knew how an outrageous claim could draw a crowd.
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GC Also, the stories I heard from women were outrageous — even in 2016 and 2017.
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All too often, instead of being celebrated, she's targeted with outrageous racist and sexist comments.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, another Democratic 2020 candidate, blamed what she called "outrageous bans" on Trump.
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Obviously, the recommendation here is tomatoes — colorful, "outrageous" ones, as Wild Boar describes its product.
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"She's always been outspoken, outrageous, passionate, sensational," said Ms. Auder's sister, the actress Gaby Hoffmann.
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Warning: This is an over-the-top satire showcasing outrageous violence, not for tender sensibilities.
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I mean the way that Kavanaugh spoke to and treated Amy Klobuchar was just outrageous.
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Laura M. Holson: What's one of the most outrageous rumors you've heard about yourself lately?
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The director was Cal McCrystal ("One Man, Two Guvnors"), who makes it deliberately, happily outrageous.
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Having one talk to you would be as outrageous as your cat engaging in conversation.
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When Roberts condemned that outrageous attack, Schumer criticized Roberts until pressure grew for an apology.
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Newspapers and social media, even the park itself, warned that the lines would be outrageous.
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" As an aside, Ms. Grabe said that she realized "Trump can say some outrageous things.
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Additional footage includes climbers, skiers and extreme mountain bikers taking risks that seem beyond outrageous.
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And like many concept cars, it's outrageous and sleek and a little bit out there.
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Sending her to prison on a possible 20-year sentence is both outrageous and unjust.
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I know this sounds outrageous, but the traveling public deserves a share of the blame.
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For Democrats, the question is whether impeachment is the right response to indisputably outrageous acts.
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"It is outrageous that Goop continues to exploit health issues in order to make money."
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" Mr. Takano, in his own response, called Mr. Wilkie's letter "shockingly tone-deaf" and "outrageous.
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It is in Rosenstein's letter where things cross over from the outrageous to the absurd.
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To be honest, I find this outrageous but it's not just bitter for Great Britain.
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Some judges have agreed with this argument, but some lawmakers and others consider it outrageous.
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But there are similar, if less outrageous and expensive, misuses of science throughout the agency.
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"Her outrageous assertion that the Grammys are 'rigged' is utterly false," the memos reportedly state.
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"It's outrageous what they're doing to this park," she told The New York Times. Mrs.
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It's not his job to scold an interviewer who is trying hard to be outrageous.
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A guy who keeps making outrageous statements thinks he has a shot of being president?
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Tim Kaine's repeated attempts to force Pence to defend some of Trump's most outrageous remarks.
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It's outrageous to me when I see people hate on someone because of their sexuality.
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With an aggressive education and persuasion campaign targeting Warren's credibility and her outrageous policy prescriptions.
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The idea of breaking up the union isn't quite as outrageous as it might seem.
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" In a statement, John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, called the plans "outrageous.
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Now, in fact, Donald Trump mentions that it happened, and suddenly somehow this is outrageous.
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This attempt to add a health insurance bailout to the omnibus spending bill is outrageous.
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This discourages doctors from submitting outrageous charges and prevents health plans from low-balling providers.
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"FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago," Trump tweeted Thursday morning.
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Their bold plans, innovative ideas and sometimes outrageous behavior have won fans across the globe.
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Yet while Trump ran as "an outrageous maverick," he is not an outsider, Formisano said.
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The guy who keeps making outrageous statements thinks he has a shot at being president?
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The profits are so outrageous, that is why I believe it's all about the demand.
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"The actions of Judge Richard Sinnott are unprecedented and outrageous," Rollins said in a statement.
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"My arrest this morning is outrageous and arbitrary," Ghosn told CNN Business via a spokesperson.
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Subjects will cover Thinnest Skinned & Outrageous Use of Laws, in various categories for world leaders.
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But I'm always fascinated by his moves: Chan is the Fred Astaire of outrageous mayhem.
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Rachel is wowed by Nick's world, but she doesn't succumb to its more outrageous charms.
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According to the suit, Pirro made a series of outrageous and false statements about him.
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To print such a falsehood on the front page of a major newspaper is outrageous.
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Mr. Nix's new attorney, Vincent White, has in the past made outrageous claims about MLB.
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"With a large enough sample, any outrageous thing is apt to happen," the law states.
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We thought the accessories at Fashion Week couldn't get more outrageous than they did last season.
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My girlfriend lied, telling them the cigarettes were for a friend, leaving out the outrageous fine.
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Given that HP combines the best features of both devices, its price doesn't seem too outrageous.
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"The shenanigans that have gone on the government's side are outrageous, unjustified and inexcusable," he said.
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There is a reason that Donald Trump's outrageous statements and behavior feel familiar to many women.
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He doesn't really believe in the causes of Nazism, they say, and is merely being outrageous.
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Well we are still waiting for the New York Times to apologise for its outrageous headline.
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They're charging $20 at the door for guys (outrageous!) so we split up for other plans.
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Clinton, I&aposd want to see evidence of that before I made an allegation that outrageous.
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Did you ever meet anyone whose mom wanted their daughter to dress more expressive or outrageous?
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However, his new YouTube channel was going to follow him doing outrageous stunts, FOX 9 reported.
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"Outrageous, the company is rotten to the core, that's what we learnt," said Wadhwa about Uber.
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Since these purrmaids are completely customizable, we had to ask if she's gotten any outrageous requests.
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It has been the place where some of his most outrageous policy actions have been resurrected.
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The Israeli lawsuit, a class action, accused the company of "outrageous discrimination" and demanded monetary damages.
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It is outrageous that DOJ has deeply damaged the rule of law by withdrawing its recommendation.
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Girls Trip breakout star Tiffany Haddish has won hearts with her outrageous personality and hilarious storytelling.
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It is outrageous that DOJ has deeply damaged the rule of law by withdrawing its recommendation.
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Rather than a consciously dramatic or outrageous depiction of teen/preteen life, Eighth Grade feels true.
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Mr Johnson's risqué behaviour may be just the right side of outrageous for the party faithful.
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"That he got more time for selling drugs than for killing Jennifer – pretty outrageous," Levin said.
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It's not outrageous, like behind most weird online fringe communities are actual people sitting at computers.
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During the vice presidential debate, Pence notably did not defend Trump's most outrageous and controversial statements.
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"And that is an outrageous position, particularly in the wake of this mass killing," he said.
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"The sheer number of people working on the campaign — the numbers are just outrageous," Lunney said.
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If there's one thing fans can count on Kim Kardashian West for, it's outrageous fashion choices.
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Walter's storyline is one of the book's first and one of its most outrageous and hilarious.
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Enter Bridenstine ... who says Curry's claim is so outrageous -- the point guard just cannot be serious.
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Here I was, this blonde who came out of nowhere to discuss something that sounded outrageous.
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Mr. Goldman said the episode was outrageous and scarred Ms. Steinaker, causing her considerable emotional distress.
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"During this outrageous attack, Mr. Jacobs' glasses were broken," a statement on the fundraising page says.
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Yes, it is outrageous for anyone to talk the way he did about another human being.
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Facebook pulls in an outrageous amount behavior and survey data about what people want to see.
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The White House called the ruling "outrageous" but did not say whether they planned to appeal.
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Porter, who denied the "outrageous" allegations against him, nevertheless also decided to step down on Wednesday.
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Expect more outrageous statements on the campaign trail and even in the debates beginning in September.
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Steven Avery's story is compelling, but not necessarily the most outrageous case of a wrongful conviction.
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The co-worker said it was hard to listen to Rogers' stories because they seemed outrageous.
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Related: The Top 5 Most Outrageous Copyright Cases of All Time Who Owns the Monkey Selfie?
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If the test is meeting the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Biden has no peer.
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It only gets more outrageous from there, but saying anything more would spoil the game's surprises.
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Duterte's outrageous comments are the latest in a bombastic campaign to fight corruption and threaten criminals.
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Rights groups, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have slammed India's deportation plan as "outrageous".
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" He also slammed the US for abstaining, saying it "made us complicit in this outrageous attack.
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Trump knows what he is doing when he is being outrageous - he is stirring up outrage.
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Nancy Pelosi&aposs outrageous new plan to help illegal immigrants, find out what it is, next.
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In a less polarized time, Trump's tweets may have been disqualifying and an outrageous political twist.
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And so by close proximity, in a small way, I've already consumed this "outrageous" breakfast duo.
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The video above teases new villains and more outrageous adventures for the Doctor and his team.
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" North Carolina Democratic Party Chair Patsy Keever joined in on denouncing the attack, calling it "outrageous.
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It was considered an outrageous waste of resources just to wait for someone to press return.
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What's more outrageous than eating laundry detergent or jokes about beloved zoo animals that died horribly?
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And just as bad, the person behind that outrageous poll was none other than Frank Gaffney.
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Not only are they just as outrageous, they're also way more friendly on our bank accounts.
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" On Facebook, Eunice Shriver's daughter Maria Shriver described the called-for cuts "outrageous in every way.
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Chef Kronner is, of course, known throughout the Bay Area and beyond for his outrageous burgers.
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"The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal," Corallo told CNN.
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Now, Trump's outrageous tweets are covered endlessly by media on both sides of the political spectrum.
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Christie's noted a sale in 2013 for $671,400 and another in 2014 at an outrageous $905,000.
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" David Willingham, a lawyer for RD, in an email called the allegations "outrageous and without merit.
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There has been ample coverage of Trump's outrageous statements and lies for well over a year.
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But the issue here is even greater than just budget trickery, as outrageous as that is.
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And there will surely be plenty of outrageous Carey moments on her upcoming eight part E!
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Even so, for Mr Trump to urge Russia to keep hacking Democrats' e-mails is outrageous.
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The state buys some wheat at home at an outrageous mark up to encourage local farmers.
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Davis's resumé is full of shows that were outrageous and funny then, and remain shocking today.
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Even more outrageous, the fake news story claimed that Liam, Apple's recycling robot, did it all.
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A man in a red dress and stilettos laughed wildly, holding court and telling outrageous stories.
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Furlenco's new "Pod" might just be the most outrageous product hitting the market this holiday season.
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"The price of EpiPen is outrageous," said Robert Weissman, president of consumer watchdog group Public Citizen.
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"We think it's outrageous we're not even given the reason why they were withheld," she said.
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" Comstock tweeted that the comparison an "outrageous and offensive thing to say, and beyond the pale.
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As a society, we expect the government to protect us from these outrageous, heart-breaking crimes.
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Noonan said the retroactive nature of the EU ruling was "little short of bizarre and outrageous".
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What happens when they issue a report and I'm the only guy who says it's outrageous.
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As that matter spirals down into oblivion, it heats up to outrageous temperatures and emits light.
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"Quite outrageous that Netflix has pulled one of his episodes critical of Saudi Arabia," she added.
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"Sixteen Acres: Architecture and the Outrageous Struggle for the Future of Ground Zero," by Philip Nobel.
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"She had testified how outrageous the price was, then we needed it again," Jonathan Foltz recalled.
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The double standard is outrageous, because Republicans are held to a different standard than are Democrats.
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Read more:An expert says Beyonce's diet is 'dangerous,' but plenty of famous people endorse outrageous plans.
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Los Angeles'luxury market is currently flooded with outrageous amenities like sky parks and massive bowling alleys.
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" Amnesty International called the arrest an "outrageous attack on a brave and prolific human rights defender.
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American fast food joints and restaurant chains are known for their massive portions and outrageous treats.
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"Steve felt it was outrageous," said Scot Vorse, his former business partner and a longtime friend.
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And he perpetrated this outrageous and bigoted lie that President Obama is not a U.S. citizen.
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Those aren't even the most outrageous examples of taking nail art to the next level, either.
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Weird beetle dick (Image Johanna Rönn)Spiny genitals aren't just some outrageous evolutionary display of masculinity.
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This flood of anti-abortion legislation is completely outrageous and an equally bold response is required.
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At his best, he can push an outrageous conceit right up to its limits (and yours).
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday that it is "outrageous" for others, like Sen.
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This may easily be the weirdest and most outrageous story you read on the internet today.
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Watch the video above and let us know the most outrageous thing you've done for Likes.
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The hypothesis that frequent technology use and social media are bad for mental health isn't outrageous.
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"From day one, I have denied the outrageous allegations against me," Masterson said in a statement.
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That's just outrageous corporate misconduct, and I'm suing to hold them accountable and recover for Pennsylvanians.
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"I'm a natural ginger, so it's not like I have an outrageous hair colour," she wrote.
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Nearly everyone is there for the wrong reasons—to be on TV—and acts accordingly outrageous.
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You need to be at a place mentally where spending $22 on a shirt is outrageous.
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Deeming Quebec and Canada as threats to U.S. national security is both outrageous and completely baseless.
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EVANS: THE FACT THAT THEY'RE KEEPING IT IN PLACE, SO PEOPLE CAN— DRUCKENMILLER: WELL, IT'S OUTRAGEOUS.
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"Your positions are so far out of the mainstream they're not just outliers, they're outrageous," Sen.
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"I condemn this outrageous ad in the strongest terms," said Arkansas Representative French Hill, a Republican.
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There are 10 episodes this season, which feels like an outrageous bounty for a foreign drama.
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The Lydia stuff that's the most outrageous is stuff that's actually happened in my real life.
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There is a thread connecting stories like this with UVA's outrageous pursuit of its indebted patients.
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But one of the ways you can hack it is you can just go outrageous enough.
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Francine's Outrageous Foods fudge and toffee sauces, $10 for eight ounces, $19 for 16 ounces, francinesoutrageous.com.
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On Twitter, Hillary Clinton called the decision "outrageous"; hundreds seconded her tweet with words of disgust.
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" Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, called the letter "outrageous.
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Wyman doesn't have much to say about the outrageous episode save that it was a mistake.
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"The Polish prime minister's remarks here in Munich are outrageous," Mr. Netanyahu said in a statement.
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Will he ever come to life and challenge the lies and outrageous claims of the pharaoh?
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Yes, an action scene in a library is as outrageous, and inspired, as you might think.
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Public interest in violence has long tilted toward outlier cases deemed especially exciting, relatable or outrageous.
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In other news, it's outrageous that either Mike Glennon or Mitch Trubisky will be under center.
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One shocking push alert outdoes another; the president's latest tweet is more outrageous than the last.
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He has also dared to criticize the president's outrageous behavior, and that is no longer permissible.
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"House of Outrageous Fortune: Fifteen Central Park West, the World's Most Powerful Address" by Michael Gross
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The impact of this outrageous decision will be felt by us all for years to come.
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His outrageous attacks on the Führer, politically incorrect by modern standards, are still belly-laugh funny.
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CORSETS AND CODPIECESA History of Outrageous Fashion, From Roman Times to the Modern EraBy Karen BowmanIllustrated.
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When Trump demonizes journalists as "the enemy of the American people," that is an outrageous overstep.
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But it is patently outrageous to force a neighboring country to pay for your own infrastructure.
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"The truth is that calls to abolish ICE are not just outrageous, they're irresponsible," Pence said.
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Taming Musk's sometimes outrageous behavior -- especially on Twitter -- is part of the settlement with the SEC.
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His behavior gets more outrageous, out of control and florid as the pressure on him persists.
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In her book, she richly examines the outrageous sexism of Trump and many of his supporters.
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The former vice president also thought it was outrageous to compare the Obama and Trump presidencies.
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By adult standards the occasion was clearly a disaster, an outrageous upset of all normal patterns.
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To the Editor: Limiting news coverage to only Senate-controlled TV cameras is outrageous and undemocratic.
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We've had some very outrageous behavior from some members that you never saw in the '70s.
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Do you pay more attention when a candidate is making outrageous statements or discussing actual policy?
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"It's outrageous that a company would claim millions of taxpayer dollars for doing nothing," Pai said.
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Like so much in the Trump era, it's not just bad, it is the worst. OUTRAGEOUS!
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Here are the seven most outrageous things people have tried to expense to their work accounts.
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He has become the UFCs hottest property with his outrageous trash-talking and vicious fighting skills.
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By adult standards the occasion was clearly a disaster, an outrageous upset of all normal patterns.
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Today, my generation is boldly organizing marches, wearing pussyhats and writing outrageous slogans on their placards.
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"Outrageous declarations" had been aimed at France by Italy, the French Foreign Ministry huffed on Thursday.
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"This is outrageous," said Rachel Hayes, a news broadcaster at the opposition-aligned MSNBC cable channel.
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Harris cheered the arrest of Ferrer, calling his site "outrageous, despicable and illegal," in a statement.
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The charges, which she told reporters were an "outrageous attack" on artists' rights, were eventually dropped.
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It was a shooting so outrageous that even conservative defenders of police spoke out against it.
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And that's why Breitbart does these outrageous headlines, because they want people to respond to it.
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"These outrageous allegations are simply false," Porter said in a statement released by the White House.
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Trying one last-ditch treatment at an American hospital may be futile, but it's hardly outrageous — and indeed it would be no more outrageous if the Gards had raised money to take their dying son on a pilgrimage to Lourdes or to some New Age site.
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Ahead, a look at the most creative and outrageous dishes I found at the Texas State Fair.
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His behavior was so outrageous that Rolling Stone sent Cameron Crowe to write a profile of him.
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And McConnell's potential refusal to pass the House bill because it could cost too much is outrageous.
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Find out how she made it into this week&aposs list of the most of outrageous statements.
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That Neanderthals and Denisovans, who share a common ancestor, may have interbred is not an outrageous suggestion.
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At the time, it was perhaps the most outrageous movie ever seen at the American box office.
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When Carlson presented her with some incredibly mild tweets as examples, she said:Yes, I think that's outrageous.
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Rabbi Abraham Cooper, head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Digital Terrorism and Hate project, called them "outrageous".
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"The accusations by Werner Spitz against this young man are outrageous," attorney L. Lin Wood tells PEOPLE.
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The resulting climate of silly, naughty, absolutely outrageous vibes that has come to dominate UK club culture.
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The actor has made a career out of playing outrageous characters in films including Borat and Brüno.
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Croaking out a rendition of Ursula's "Poor Unfortunate Souls," Wilson clearly delighted in inhabiting the outrageous villain.
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What was happening was certainly reality, and it was certainly outrageous, but it was actually real life.
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Governor Mike Huckabee is next with the most outrageous statements of the week, don&apost miss this.
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" The lawyer continued, "To say that this conduct was outrageous and unacceptable does not scratch the surface.
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I started on one of the longer runs, since the lines for the bunny slopes were outrageous.
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Their lawyer is denouncing the legal maneuver as outrageous and vindictive and says he will appeal it.
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One of the things that happened—which was outrageous—was the federal government created a guardianship system.
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