He also undertook some pettier initiatives, including going after the CFPB's logo and identity.
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The government has found ever pettier ways to squeeze a few dollars out of taxpayers.
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Silicon Valley, however, was embroiled in a much pettier conflict: an angry message board scandal.
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Peppered throughout Trump's speech were references to some of his pettier battles and Twitter fights.
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The party also started to use pettier charges, such as disturbing public order, against its critics.
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The franchise was built on the premise that humanity had left many of its pettier bigotries in the past.
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With those conversations behind us, let us focus on much pettier matters: Hannah B. versus Caelynn, and Courtney versus Demi.
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But a lot of the "Look, this is totally Star Wars!" touches to me just made the galaxy smaller and pettier.
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As we've previously documented, the pettier a conflict, the further Donald Trump and those around him will go to defend it in the most nonsensical ways possible.
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Molly Washam, a digital strategist, saw the takeover as a sign that Trump's critics are finally beginning to use his own methods against him, even the pettier ones.
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The days that followed were marked by the unraveling of that easy dildonic confluence and the emergence of something much pettier, somehow even dumber, and infinitely richer in Metsiness.
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There are also few pettier people than the people who write for the internet, and this week, a certain article became a perfect storm of both of these things.
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Arya may be forced to abandon her own personal vendettas if she wants to join them, but that doesn't mean she won't be hired to engage in far pettier shit.
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"And most of all we don't deserve a President who goes out of his way to make life in America harder, crueler, pettier," Biden told supporters at a rally on Wednesday.
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But outside some of the obvious and pettier complaints (no, you can't grab your Lucky Charms there), the biggest issue that has always dogged the brand is the prices – thus its "Whole Paycheck" reputation.
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We laughed as she read the list aloud and joked about adding pettier items to it (wears Keen sandals to a first date/can't come up with a single hobby besides "hanging out with my friends").
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For Freedom Caucus leaders, this impeachment resolution is about something at once much broader and far pettier: the need to make a huge, disruptive, polarizing political stink just as members head home for the long hot August recess.
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I didn't expect to be offering advice to our own skinnier, pettier, meaner Donald Trump—but since she's decided to follow me, here's what she can expect in the strange new America that's being birthed, blood-splattered and screaming, before our eyes.
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How it might work: Strangely enough, an accurate live-action screen adaptation of RASL might be what fans of the first season of True Detective thought they were getting, before the final episode of the show dropped all the mythology in favor of something smaller and pettier.
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There's also the 2002 interview Timberlake did with Barbara Walters, during which she asked him about Britney Spears's virginity and whether they remained chaste in their relationship; in response, Timberlake laughed at the camera while flippantly saying, "Sure" (around the 7:40 mark): Timberlake's actions were much pettier than he'd made himself out to be.
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Some builders have added spats. Following Pettier normal practice, the Coccinelle was intended for home building from his plans. These allow a choice between the P.130UL, meeting the ultralight certification requirements, or the normal P.130L. The 2014 French register shows that the latter is usually preferred.
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Poet Lemn Sissay observed that "Cab Calloway was taking ownership of language for a people who, just a few generations before, had their own languages taken away." H. L. Mencken in The American Language however defined jive as "an amalgam of Negro-slang from Harlem and the argots of drug addicts and the pettier sort of criminals, with occasional additions from the Broadway gossip columns and the high school campus". Dan Burley's book Original Handbook of Harlem Jive was compiled and published in 1944 at the suggestion of Harlem poet Langston Hughes. In 1953, Albert Lavada Durst published the Jives of Dr. Hep Cat, a collection of rhymes compiled when he was at WVET in Austin, where he did late night R&B.
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An outbreak of apparent kleptomania at a student hostel arouses Hercule Poirot's interest when he sees the bizarre list of stolen and vandalised items. These include a stethoscope, some lightbulbs, some old flannel trousers, a box of chocolates, a slashed rucksack, some boracic powder and a diamond ring later found in a bowl of a soup – he congratulates the warden, Mrs Hubbard, on a 'unique and beautiful problem'. Poirot's solution of the petty thefts is unsubtle but effective: once he has threatened to call in the police, Celia Austin quickly confesses to the pettier incidents. She denies, however, the following: stealing Nigel Chapman's green ink and using it to deface Elizabeth Johnston's work; taking the stethoscope, the light bulbs and boracic powder; and cutting up and concealing a rucksack.
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