He said the word "killer" was written, along with profanities.
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In the video, John appears distraught, and yells some profanities.
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If profanities offend, best turn down the sound for this.
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The actor can be heard yelling profanities at the officers.
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And screaming profanities at the TV. WE ARE THE BEST!!
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He resumes, adding a few profanities that are omitted here.
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McLaughlin would momentarily become cooperative and suddenly begin yelling profanities.
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The court has decided other cases featuring profanities more recently.
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Then a video revealed Kalanick shouting profanities at his Uber driver.
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The confrontation escalates as both sides let loose profanities and threats.
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One lawmaker shouted profanities on camera, prompting nervous giggles from anchors.
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We're told the tirade was laced with profanities and upset other passengers.
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It's better to hold off on the profanities in job interviews, though.
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Profanities and rudeness littered the account, which is what gave it away.
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Uttering profanities inside the walls of the Supreme Court is one thing.
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She runs away, shouting profanities and telling the officers not to handcuff her.
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Pedestrians hurled profanities at drivers as they dodged and weaved in between traffic.
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Pedestrians hurl profanities at drivers as they dodge and weave in between traffic.
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You can watch the video, which contains numerous profanities and racial slurs, here.
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The two profanities were overlooked, but suggesting Pellegrini was "old" was too much.
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The profanities may be familiar, but they're rarely sung by trained opera singers.
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He had also posted tweets, laced with profanities, that railed against newspaper employees.
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Two guys in a car slowed down, creeping alongside the curb and jeering profanities.
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Short, template-based memes that avoid profanities and use clear, simple words do well.
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There were certain profanities that made me uncomfortable — I'm not somebody who uses profanity.
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She opened her eyes and started rapping a Big Sean song, profanities and all.
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At one point, a man climbed on top of a table and shouted profanities.
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" Some parents have been uploading videos of the electronic creature's profanities, spoken while they "sleep.
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Others opt for more lighthearted sayings or clever ways to slip profanities past school officials.
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Zimbabweans, many of whom are devoutly religious and culturally conservative, often take offense at profanities.
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Have his gaffes, prejudices and profanities hurt him in the race for the Republican nomination?
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Taylor hurled more profanities at her, saying he was just trying to ask a question.
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He then "became disorderly, using profanities and vulgar language" when one was not made available.
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His sermons are often laced with invectives and profanities aimed at religious minorities and opponents.
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"I've got this thing, and it's golden," he was memorably quoted as saying, using profanities.
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Then everyone settled listlessly into plastic chairs and chanted profanities about the president of Turkey.
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As marchers passed the Trump International Hotel in Washington, boos and profanities filled Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The suspect is then seen getting close to Williams' face and shouting profanities at him.
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A man started screaming profanities at her and my elderly father-in-law about Donald Trump.
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Even Nixon kept his profanities private, although they have since been revealed by White House tapes.
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NEVER one to stick to a script, Rodrigo Duterte regales audiences with tirades, profanities and anecdotes.
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Perry had his camera knocked out of his hands while the protester screamed profanities at him.
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The guard says that's when T.I. began hurling profanities, yelling at him to open the gate.
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He became disorderly, using profanities and vulgar language, when he wasn't given a cigarette, it said.
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Local police at the time said he was behaving aggressively and shouting profanities before fleeing arrest.
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Gleeful profanities, righteous protest anthems and impeccable folk songwriting have carried this duo for 30 years.
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He often seemed oblivious, even scornful of state power, responding to criticism with profanities and defiance.
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He responded by screaming profanities and making a lewd gesture that was caught by television cameras.
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Given the passion of their followers, the reactions — some of which include profanities — are sure to entertain.
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"Political correctness" and "identity politics" were profanities, not complex questions about how we speak to one another.
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But he wasn't having it, and continued to abuse her with profanities and comments about her appearance.
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A seemingly intoxicated woman made headlines after twerking on a plane and yelling profanities at fellow passengers.
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"Degrading people and shouting profanities ... that's not how our country is going to move forward," Bush said.
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We hurled profanities and accusations onto it, but nothing could wash away the truth — we were over.
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Instead, the guy just hurled some profanities at Allan, then got in his car and drove away.
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Businessman Ned Villarama didn't care about Duterte's use of profanities when he cast his vote for him.
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The rapper was booked following his expletive-filled performance because the use of public profanities is illegal there.
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As officers try to arrest her, she runs away, shouting profanities and telling them not to handcuff her.
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In an Instagram post published Friday, Hasselbeck defended her emotional response and apologized for her use of profanities.
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Duterte's message, unpolished and peppered with profanities, tapped into popular alarm over a drug-fuelled jump in crime.
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He spouts profanities, terrorizes Jason's churchgoing friends and mother and grows more demonic as the play goes on.
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Here are a few of the zingers over the last few months (in some cases with profanities removed).
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Ellis, who says she's African-American, also claims Cardi spit on her and used profanities and racial slurs.
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It was later reported by Politico that someone approached Pruitt in the airport and yelled profanities at him.
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He frequently faced disciplinary action for unruly behavior, ranging from the use of profanities to fighting other students.
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" Heard claims Johnny then "ripped the cell phone from my hand and began screaming profanities and insults at iO.
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When filming I Heart Huckabees, video of the director screaming profanities and hurling things at Lily Tomlin went viral.
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At a Nevada airport, one man yelled profanities at another man speaking Spanish on the phone to his mother.
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But someone quickly figured out that if you add profanities as contacts, you can write whatever you ducking want.
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The woman screams at him, accusing him of looking at other women and shouting various profanities and racial slurs.
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The letter "is great," she wrote to Mr. Podesta — adding a sentence laced with profanities directed at the newspaper.
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As an example, Mr. Rosenthal cites a recent Trump rally at which black students were ejected for yelling profanities.
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But he's less than sanguine about this transition from the "good dirty fun" of sexual profanities to hate speech.
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"We can't stay!" a customer shouted at a Delta counter, hitting the table and shouting profanities at the attendant.
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Or perhaps you tried to rock a child to sleep to the sound of profanities coming from next door.
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David was "shaking with anger" and "spewed profanities at Shannon" at the courthouse, a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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Peters walks over to the individual, repeatedly asking where the person was from and directing several profanities toward the fan.
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In other posts, he uses the N-word and shares images of swastikas, along with other racial slurs and profanities.
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He has been spotted at restaurants in Arizona, and a diner at one of them slapped him and spewed profanities.
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"Johnny ripped the cell phone from my hand and began screaming profanities and insults at iO [the friend]," she said.
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Titles can include profanities and other slang learned on the streets of Islington, the London borough where she grew up.
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He exemplifies that prickly bit of our psyche that yells profanities at cars that cut us off on the highway.
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Duterte's entertaining speeches, often loaded with profanities, have shed little light on his policies beyond going after gangsters and drug pushers.
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A parent of one of the accused students yelled profanities at him from the stands during a different game, Tyler said.
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At one point in the game, he shouted profanities for 30 seconds about Dolan, who was sitting next to the court.
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Beverley said the man addressed profanities at him and talked about his mother, prompting him to toss the ball at him.
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Large companies have long struggled with words that have profanities baked in, with Scunthope giving AOL in particular some serious troubles.
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"He became disorderly, using profanities and vulgar language in front of the women and children present," police said in a statement.
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READ: Americans sent porn and profanities to Trump's voter fraud commission But Lott assured Gardner that his proposal was entirely serious.
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Lushchinskaya yelled profanities at the victim on the northbound D train, hitting her with an umbrella and keys, the NYPD said.
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Hamilton said Salamoni regularly shouted profanities and abused individuals with unnecessary uses of force, as he did in the Sterling incident.
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She bent over to catch her breath, yelled out profanities in frustration, and rolled her eyes at her own uncharacteristic mistakes.
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The men, whom Cheng described as middle-aged and wearing gold chains, didn't say much other than shout profanities at him.
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Around 2 AM, Pratt's driver arrived to pick him up and allegedly yelled profanities and demanded Pratt get into the car.
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Just shy of six feet tall, with a loose brown bob and prim features, she seems proper but speaks in profanities.
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As Paul was exiting the court after the fight, Kiedis — who was sitting courtside — stood up and started yelling profanities at him.
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The Hechts would generally get "angry or curt, often yelling [...] or using profanities" when their clients asked questions, according to court documents.
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" There were other profanities in Frankel's tirade, too, atop her having earlier called de Lesseps words that rhyme with "butt" and "bore.
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Aarskog scans the footage—masses of salmon swimming in circles like glittering cyclones—and mutters what I take to be Norwegian profanities.
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"Johnny ripped the cell phone from my hand and began screaming profanities and insults at iO," Heard said in the court filing.
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"Probably, like, 'fuck,' 'shit,' and 'plonkers,' but that ain't really a swear word," one of them said, making an inventory of profanities.
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After a worker told them to get rid of the drink, the group yelled profanities at employees and threatened violence, police said.
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Bosses shouted profanities at the men, and some of them were forced to carry heavy weights around the school gym as punishment.
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Those are the heroes keeping our profanities alive — because, when the last prohibitions fade away, so will the power of the words.
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There's also a laser-true and very funny set piece about Russian men and their dexterity at turning sexual profanities into verbs.
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His tweets were laced with profanities, and often addressed Capital employees directly, as though he were having an ongoing conversation with them.
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In January, before introducing Meryl Streep at the National Board of Review awards gala, he used profanities when referring to Mr. Trump.
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He was shown on video pulling his gun on teenagers in swimsuits, shoving Ms. Becton's face in the ground and shouting profanities.
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The alleged suspect then gets close to Williams' face, calls him "racist," and shouts profanities before punching Williams again and walking away.
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And in Sydney, supporters of the Chinese government denounced the Hong Kong democracy movement and shouted profanities at a handful of counterprotesters.
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And in Sydney, supporters of the Chinese government denounced the Hong Kong democracy movement and shouted profanities at a handful of counterprotesters.
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As Haberman and Rogers point out, he had a recent shouting match with National Security Adviser John Bolton that involved yelling profanities.
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Another video showed agitated soldiers screaming profanities as they run out of the military base in full gear, stepping on shattered glass.
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Oklahoma standout and Heisman finalist Baker Mayfield was arrested after allegedly yelling profanities, "caused a scene" and running from cops after an altercation.
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But they noted he was displaying odd behavior—crawling around on the floor, randomly using profanities, and calling the family cat 'a bitch.
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A doctor in Miami was put on administrative leave after video emerged of her hitting, kicking, and screaming profanities at an Uber driver.
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The 280-year-old actor reportedly "ripped the cell phone from my hand and began screaming profanities and insults at iO," Heard said.
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These could be interpreted as fighting words because they are profanities directed at certain individuals that would lead a reasonable person to retaliate.
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The two then made it outside, where the officer says Hannibal continued to hurl profanities at him and caused a crowd to form.
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Locklear yelled profanities at the deputies and tried to physically push Sergeant Camou and Deputy Nesgis with her hands out of the house.
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The video, sure to bring Brown some punishment by the club and the league, captured Tomlin using profanities in referring to the Patriots.
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In video of the confrontation, Schlossberg can be seen yelling profanities and saying, "You are not a Jew" at the counterprotesting Haredi Jews.
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In this rubric, counter speech—long upheld as an important concept for responding to hate without censorship—is punished for merely containing profanities.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 7 about the use of profanities onstage paraphrases imprecisely the comments of the playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis.
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"Holy Ghost," at No. 2, is the latest from John Sandford, whose son, Roswell Camp, has begun tallying his father's use of profanities.
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In January, before introducing Meryl Streep at the National Board of Review awards gala, he used several profanities when referring to Mr. Trump.
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Jimmy Butler called TJ Warren 'soft' and 'trash' after an on-court feud ended with profanities, blown kisses, middle fingers, and an ejection
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At one point, in the fourth quarter, Sprewell was so angry that he spent roughly 30 seconds shouting profanities about the Knicks' owner.
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"The Chapmans attempted to distance themselves from this individual, but he followed them to the elevator where he continued to shout profanities at them."
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When her new therapist (Samira Wiley, Orange Is the New Black) tells her to say anything, she unleashes a string of creatively hurtful profanities.
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Woodcock also embroiders messages into his clothing, perhaps an homage to the time Alexander McQueen allegedly embroidered profanities inside a jacket for Prince Charles.
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Related: Actor Shia LaBeouf arrested on public drunkenness charge Body camera video released by authorities showed a surly, uncooperative LaBeouf yelling profanities at police.
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ET on Sunday, shows the woman unleashing a barrage of threats on the man in the next seat, including numerous profanities and racial slurs.
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Except for that guy who yelled profanities at Charlotte on Sex and the City — the researchers found zero case reports connecting orgasm and cursing.
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A conversation with Dr. John almost required a translator to understand his malapropisms, Creole patois, hipster lingo and fabricated words, all spiced with profanities.
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All three men liberally sprinkle their speeches with mild profanities, little reminders that they have not been softened too much by polite — perhaps feminine?
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 7 about the use of profanities in theater paraphrases imprecisely the comments of the playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis.
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Policy uncertainty ahead Duterte's entertaining speeches, often loaded with profanities, have shed little light on his policies beyond going after gangsters and drug pushers.
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Erdogan has advisers who believe that he is under psychic assault; Trump has advisers who yell profanities at each other while on trade missions.
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Onstage, Ms. Grande, a former child star who got national exposure on Nickelodeon, flaunts professionalism, not skin or profanities (though she sings a handful).
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This tale from Alex Roarty takes stock of a growing trend among Democratic leaders: In the age of Trump, it seems, political profanities abound.
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The officers also said Maxwell raised his voice when he was speaking, "was verbally aggressive, used excessive profanities and made anti-police statements," ABC15 reported.
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His spat with McConnell escalated this week when it emerged the pair haven't spoken in weeks and exchanged profanities during a heated call this summer.
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One video, taken from a police helicopter, showed a car plowing into the pedestrians, drawing a string of profanities from the officers in the aircraft.
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According to Belgian newspaper De Standaard some local residents yelled profanities at the Vlaams Belang supporters from their window sills and threw eggs in their direction.
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A doctor at a Miami hospital is on administrative leave after a video surfaced on YouTube showing her hitting and screaming profanities at an Uber driver.
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Police said they were investigating a video in which the gunman is heard shouting "I am German" and exchanging racial slurs and profanities with another man.
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One of the profanities that I got credited with using, that I didn't use, was a very bad word, two weeks ago, that I never used.
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Instead, the fight went down after she showed up at his suite, accusing him of calling her a number of profanities via text the night before.
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" She claimed he had a rep for intimidating women working under him, hurling profanities and telling them, "Don't ever even f**king look at me anymore!
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It shows the uniformed officer slapping a young man three times -- one slap loud enough to hear a pop -- and then kicking him while yelling profanities.
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"[But] he didn't do a lot to take away the profanities he's used to describe about a third of the countries in the crowd," he said.
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In a single tracking shot that runs down West 17th Street, the pair howls profanities at each other like a blacked-out couple on spring break.
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In any case, when security guards approached Oakley, he clearly became angry, unleashing a string of profanities and becoming physical with at least two of them.
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He even talks to his barrels while he works with them, mostly in profanities, which is understandable given the intense heat coming off of the fire.
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After a few minutes, Casebolt, who was clearly upset and yelling profanities throughout the video, confronted Dajerria Becton, a 123-year-old, bikini-clad black teen.
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"I don't think a president would have ever shouted profanities in a speech in front of thousands of people with kids in the crowd," Jeb Bush said.
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"When LaBeouf wasn't given a cigarette, he became disorderly, using profanities and vulgar language in front of the women and children present," police said in a statement.
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In the video, an officer is seen holding on to a teenage boy sitting on a sidewalk while a group of mostly boys shout profanities at him.
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They didn't skimp on the video production, but skimpiness is the point because it features a lot of topless models with slogans and profanities painted on them.
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The suspect hurls a string of expletives at the police, and one officer also uses profanities with the suspect while ordering him to stay on the ground.
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At that young age, I knew what it was to curse wildly in an iron hospital bed, to hurl profanities at people who roughly held my limbs.
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Strewn with profanities, they mostly had to do with staying focused, not accepting disrespect from others, asserting his masculinity, becoming physically stronger and acting like an adult.
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The newly released video ends there, but the encounter remained heated; before long, Ms. Bland was shouting insults and profanities and the trooper had her in handcuffs.
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In the new clip, Hasselbeck, who rips up her notecards before the commercial break, can be heard using profanities and complaining to fellow co-host Joy Behar.
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"One of the profanities that I got credited with using that I didn't use was a very bad word two weeks ago that I never used," he added.
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In the video – shot in February 2013, according to the CBC – Ford appeared to be lighting and smoking from a crack pipe while spewing a string of profanities.
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Several members of the Castile family screamed profanities and cried after the verdict was announced, despite warnings from the judge that everyone in the courtroom should remain composed.
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The Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto series are both positively pebble-dashed in profanities, and misters Kane and Lynch were rarely found wanting for a curse word.
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Her family's name, interspersed with profanities, had been spray-painted across their front gate and down the street for blocks, presumably by the boys she had written about.
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Anna Lushchinskaya, 40, was recorded yelling profanities, racial slurs and kicking and striking a 24-year-old Asian woman onboard a D train Tuesday morning, according to ABC85033.
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Cellphone video showed a Phoenix officer drawing his weapon and shouting profanities after a father, mother and two young daughters left the Family Dollar store on May 27.
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He railed against McConnell about the ongoing congressional probes, a call that devolved into the President shouting profanities at the majority leader, sources briefed on the call said.
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JuJu Smith-Schuster went to prom and danced to his favorite song -- which is apparently a bunch of high schoolers chanting profanities towards his ex-teammate, Antonio Brown.
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Like most playwrights, McDonagh excels at writing pithy and poignant lines that instantly round out his characters, often loaded with witticisms and profanities that sometimes verge on poetry.
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By 1 pm, people were urinating in public, passing out in the street, keeling over on the sidewalk, screaming profanities, and throwing up on subways and in parks.
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According to a source, David was "shaking with anger" and "spewed profanities at Shannon" while they were in the courthouse's hallway, claiming that the move would bankrupt his company.
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Under Yasser's tutelage, Beilhack's command of Arabic profanities expanded rapidly, and Beilhack dispensed this knowledge liberally throughout his workday, to the delight of many of the young Syrian men.
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These are places where wings and celery sticks are treated with the respect they deserve, and the draft beer and Jameson flow like profanities out of Bruins fans' mouths.
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So I'm sympathetic to the notion that if people are running onstage and yelling profanities, we need to deal with that problem before we open it back up again.
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KB Home's CEO will see his year-end bonus cut after being caught on audio Saturday night yelling a string of profanities at comedian Kathy Griffin and her boyfriend.
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The president tweeted out the controversial new ad on Wednesday, which depicts a man accused of killing two police officers spewing profanities and threats while at trial in 2014.
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That in 2019 so many might delight in the profanities and vapidities of the uber-rich is a testament to the quality of the actors and writers of "Succession".
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I receive notifications and see tweets with profanities and threats directed at me or the people I am tweeting about, as well as from accounts that appear to be spambots.
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While most of Bachelor Nation saw the date as a disaster, especially when Unglert's father tossed out a few profanities, the budding beau isn't turning his back on love altogether.
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So the next time running a tight-lidded jar under hot water doesn't seem to do the trick, go ahead and let a few profanities fly — it's worth a shot.
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Profanities — well, really just one — are sprinkled throughout "Hero," this 26-year-old singer and songwriter's outstanding major label debut album, and perhaps the canniest country record in recent memory.
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"I then heard a boat speeding off toward the south," a witness at the campground said, adding that a man in the boat that was speeding away was uttering profanities.
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A fight broke out — complete with slaps, punches and profanities bellowed above the din of wheezing buses — between a woman and a man she had accused of stealing her phone.
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JON PARELES Going way, way over the top, Lizzo's knowing but wholehearted take on an old-fashioned, orchestral soul ballad tosses around profanities as she belts it to the rafters.
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Mr. Buttigieg, in suit pants, a white shirt and a blue tie, walked at the head of one group, while across the street other marchers shouted profanities about the police.
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A source also told PEOPLE that David was "shaking with anger" and "spewed profanities at Shannon" while they were in the courthouse's hallway, claiming that the move would bankrupt his company.
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On a Spirit Airlines flight from Newark, New Jersey, to Orlando, Florida, in March, a woman was caught on camera twerking, exposing her backside, and yelling profanities at her fellow passengers.
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Harper lost some sheen Monday for returning to the field after being ejected by umpire Brian Knight in order to celebrate a walk-off victory and to scream profanities at Knight.
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But rap's vulgarity was less of a concern to Mr. Putin, who has been known on occasion to dip into the Russian language's rich trove of profanities in his public comments.
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Apple is obsessively cautious in maintaining its public image; Iovine, the son of a Brooklyn longshoreman, blurts profanities in a high-pitched rasp and is one of music's great hustler-salesmen.
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" The EPA later revealed that individuals approached Pruitt in the airport multiple times and yelled profanities at him, including one person who shouted "Scott Pruitt, you're f---ing up the environment.
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The director of the EPA's Office of Criminal Enforcement, Henry Barnet, told Politico that Pruitt was "approached in the airport numerous times" and had profanities "yelled at him" during his travels.
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Profanities rang through the West Wing and staffers began to speculate as to which of the two officials, arguably the two top White House aides to the President, would resign first.
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The inspiration for the puzzle came from watching reruns of "M*A*S*H" and "Everybody Loves Raymond" and hearing Colonel Potter and Frank Barone yell out their many faux profanities.
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The husband and wife filmed hundreds of now-deleted videos of themselves screaming profanities at their children and breaking their toys on Mike Martin&aposs "DaddyOFive" YouTube channel, The Baltimore Sun reported.
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On Thursday, Markeith Loyd spouted profanities during his first appearance on charges he killed his pregnant ex-girlfriend, saying, "F--- you," to the same judge, CNN affiliate WFTV-TV in Orlando reported.
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WARNING: Graphic, disturbing language ahead A disturbing new video from The New York Times shows supporters at Donald Trump rallies unapologetically hurling profanities, violent threats along with sexist, racial and ethnic slurs.
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It can be cathartic to watch a stranger go up against the injustices of sharing this planet with each other, especially if they do so with wit and / or well-timed profanities.
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"There are benefits from swearing," says Keele University psychologist Richard Stephens, after two different studies showed that uttering profanities enabled test subjects to cycle harder and grip onto something stronger and longer.
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The five-second video, posted online this week, shows the uniformed officer slapping the teen three times -- one slap loud enough to hear a pop -- and then kicking him while yelling profanities.
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Clearly featuring one of the harshest profanities in the English language, one generally associated with the hands-on directing style of David O. Russell, it has long created headaches for the city.
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Earlier this year, University of New Hampshire professor Joelle Ruby Ryan screamed profanities and tried to shut down an online talk show host who was calling for free speech protections on campuses.
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The tweets came hours after American Urban Radio Network's April Ryan reported that Manigault Newman was escorted from the White House grounds shouting profanities after being told of her termination by Kelly.
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"He was approached in the airport numerous times, to the point of profanities being yelled at him and so forth," Henry Barnet, director of the agency's Office of Criminal Enforcement, told Politico.
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But I do not believe that using a public stage to hurl profanities at him at an event where a large portion of the viewing audience will be Trump supporters is useful.
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Instead, police said another employee reported seeing a clip posted to the social media app featuring the accused women smoking a vape pen, and using profanities while making obscene gestures at the camera.
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The police commissioner, Dermot Shea, on Sunday called the shootings "a premeditated assassination attempt" and denounced recent rallies against police presence in the subway, during which some participants reviled officers and used profanities.
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The graphic video shows the young man bleeding from the head, bound and gagged and forced to drink toilet water, while the assailants shouted profanities, "Fuck Trump!" and "Fuck white people!" among them.
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In the suit, filed Wednesday in L.A., Youngjoo Hwang says Savage constantly gave her dirty looks, rolled his eyes and hurled profanities at her while they were working on the show in 2015.
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There are presidential candidates spewing hateful messages at one another, a constant barrage of online threats and profanities that reduce seemingly mature adults to name-calling adolescents, and many other unsavory digital cesspools.
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If these emotions were people who showed up at your front door, your ordinary response would be like slamming the door in their face and perhaps even shouting a few profanities at them.
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The cellphone video that emerged last week showed a Phoenix officer drawing his weapon and shouting profanities after a father, mother and two young daughters left a Family Dollar store on May 27.
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The wild video picks up with Nilsa giving revelers the middle finger and spewing profanities as she climbs into the back of a taxi cab after a night of partying in St. Petersburg.
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Families should not have to stay at home to protect their kids from some drunk moron who believes that screaming profanities or abuses at a player will finally bring meaning to his sad life.
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Hwang alleges that Savage had a reputation for treating female staffers poorly on set, yelling profanities at them, and at one point struck her arm three times when she was brushing dandruff off his shoulder.
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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that Austin Aslim Monahan on Saturday night posted to Facebook that he watched a video in which Ellison dragged his mother, Karen, off a bed and shouted profanities at her.
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But the race was upended after the son of Ellison's ex-girlfriend posted on Facebook that he watched a video in which Ellison dragged his mother, Karen, off a bed and shouted profanities at her.
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In "The Clintons' War on Women," Roger Stone and Robert Morrow dedicate an entire chapter to presumed profanities from the Clintons, almost all of them coming from Hillary, almost all of them involving F-bombs.
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He has called for advocates of Hong Kong independence to be "killed without mercy," merrily welcomed intervention by Chinese troops to quell the unrest and uttered profanities against his political opponents in the Legislative Council.
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I love the episode where they're all watching the bear-attack footage — be forewarned, the video below has profanities — but in that scene, Ben Cafferty is just as funny and, well, crude as everyone else.
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He posed for publicity photos in clothes emblazoned with profanities, and after a video of Mr. Sillerman making an obscene gesture circulated on social media, a Wall Street analyst was prompted to question his sanity.
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Both players were given technicals for screaming profanities at one another, but Warren was ejected on the next play for taunting after his four-time NBA All-Star foe was whistled for an offensive foul.
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"Here's what the Jersey attitude is to you: Buy your damn gas in New York, then," Mr. Christie said, going on to let loose a few profanities of his own to bring the point home.
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READ: Americans sent porn and profanities to Trump's voter fraud commission "Facts have come to light that indicate that a pivotal, close election was likely changed through voter fraud on November 8, 2016," Kobach wrote.
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At a Chicago performance of "Hamilton" on Saturday night, a protester interrupted the performance to shout profanities in support of Trump: the producers are concerned that the next Trump fan in the audience will be violent.
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The clip, which according to police was titled "The End," featured Jorden Lanah Bruce, 21, Mya Janai Moss, 21, and Lizeth Jocelyn Cervantes Ramirez, 19, allegedly using a vape and using profanities while ignoring the patient.
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Watching the uncrackable stage presence slip once their name is announced, the genuine shock on their faces, the tears, the shakes, the accidental profanities -- it all feels as real as theater does when you watch it.
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The officer was also acquitted of two counts of discharging a firearm that endangers safety, according to CNN, which reported that several members of Castile's family screamed profanities and cried Friday after the verdicts were announced.
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And just last week, a video was posted to a student's Snapchat story, in which another G.W. student is seen advocating the bombing of Israel, and then proceeding to spew blatantly anti-Semitic profanities about Jews.
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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that Austin Aslim Monahan said in a Facebook post on Saturday that he watched a video of Ellison dragging his mother, Karen Monahan, off a bed while yelling profanities at her.
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According to Pro Football Talk, Electronic Arts, which makes the Madden video game, deleted Kaepernick's name, along with various profanities, from the song "Big Bank" by YG, which serves as a soundtrack to the video game.
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Now, as Mr. Ellison runs for attorney general in Minnesota, Ms. Monahan has accused her former boyfriend of emotional abuse and says he once shouted profanities at her, while trying to drag her off a bed.
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President Trump's attorney on Russian matters, Marc Kasowitz, used a series of profanities in several emails published by ProPublica on Thursday in response to someone who had urged him to resign and quit defending the president.
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At the top is Lizzo's "Cuz I Love You," whose "wholehearted take on an old-fashioned, orchestral soul ballad tosses around profanities as she belts it to the rafters," they write (and include a Spotify playlist).
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In the video, Tomlin used several profanities, including one directed at New England because the Patriots will have an extra day of preparation by virtue of having beaten Houston the day before Pittsburgh ousted Kansas City.
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The horrific case from January 2017 received national attention because it involved an 18-year-old disabled white man and four blacks who taunted the bound-and-gagged teen with profanities against white people and President Trump.
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No one would ever take you out of the water and throw towels over you while you scream profanities from the back of a cop car just for swimming in the nude if you were a fish.
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Jones, an 11-year National Football League veteran, shouted profanities and racial slurs at the black officer and kicked the patrol car door during the tirade caught on video and made public by Cincinnati police on Monday.
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The charges are the result of an incident that occurred last Thursday in Miami Beach in which police said George yelled profanities at an officer, ignored the officer's commands and then punched the officer in the head.
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While feminists are gradually claiming historically masculine profanities to tell our own stories, it's still unlikely that Hillary Clinton or Fiorina would get the same response as male candidates if they were to drop a four-letter word.
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Allegations against Ellison first surfaced after his ex-girlfriend's son, Austin Aslim Monahan, posted on Facebook on Saturday that he watched a video in which Ellison dragged his mother, Karen, off a bed and shouted profanities at her.
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At the end of Season 2, Lucca, played by a very pregnant Jumbo, unleashed an opera buffa of profanities as she gave birth to her son by her occasional sparring partner and former lover, Colin Morello (Justin Bartha).
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Brash, tireless and in the seclusion of the boardroom wreathed in a cloud of cigar smoke and profanities, Mr Iacocca presented a public image when boss of Chrysler as the patriotic car guy urging his countrymen to buy American.
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But in recent days Ellison has faced abuse allegations after the son of his ex-girlfriend posted on Facebook that he watched a video where the congressman allegedly dragged his mother off a bed and shouted profanities at her.
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Thursday's episode picked up in the middle of an explosive argument between the on-again, off-again couple after she showed up at his Planet Hollywood suite, accusing him of calling her a number of profanities via text the night before.
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The chatroom for the Kids See Ghosts stream, which has been available off and on over the course of the evening, has been filled mostly with people shouting profanities and complaining, as most internet chatroom denizens are wont to do.
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And to those who claim that Insatiable's a Ryan Murphy-esque campy satire: According to NPR, it's just bad satire: Insatiable is satire in the same way someone who screams profanities out a car window is a spoken-word poet.
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Kelly's ashen coach complexion blooms and brightens into a shade of high cranberry, and suddenly he is physically assaulting his strength and conditioning coach or blasting profanities at a 19-year-old from a distance of three spittle-strewn inches.
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President Rodrigo Duterte's profanities have become a trademark of his political persona, especially when threatening to kill drugs dealers as part of his war on illegal drugs that has left thousands dead since he took office at the end of June.
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He was stern in a fatherly way, and even though profanities — his usual putang ina (son of a whore) and the softer ulol, which means something like jackass — were peppered throughout the speech, the volume of his voice hardly wavered.
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The privacy of being in our own car grants us a certain type of anonymity which also exacerbates the actions we take when we're angry—specifically, the profanities that tend to spill out of our mouths in a traffic jam.
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We recently brought you the story of the strange war brewing between Sacramento Kings star DeMarcus Cousins and his local paper, which culminated in the release of a video in which Cousins is seen hurling profanities at a local reporter.
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Kroff has a naturally analytical mind, it seems, along with a naturally perverse, sadistic, and masochistic imagination, and all that he claims is plausible enough, as his use of profanities, obscenities, and racially tinged insults in his prose is merely textual.
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O'Rourke, who launched his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination last week, was asked during a stop in Wisconsin if he would "clean up his act" and stop using profanities in front of his children, The Associated Press reported.
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Harvey Weinstein and his brother, Bob Weinstein, will have a showdown Tuesday that will inevitably lead to screaming, profanities and ultimately the threat of a lawsuit that could do in the company ... multiple sources connected to the meeting tell TMZ.
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Mr. Ellison's request comes about one month after his former girlfriend, an environmental political organizer named Karen Monahan, publicly accused him of emotional abuse and said he once tried to drag her off a bed while shouting profanities at her.
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Some protesters hurled profanities at officers, confronted them at a subway station and spray-painted police cars with slogans such as RIP Eric Garner -- the man who was choked by a New York police officer in 2014, WABC video shows.
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The incident occurred after LaBeouf approached a bystander and a police officer to ask for a cigarette, and when he wasn't given one, he "became disorderly, using profanities and vulgar language in front of the women and children present," police said.
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After both sides added to the pile of homophobic, racial and misogynistic slurs aired all week with another round of profanities, the two finally squared off before taking a handful of questions from media members that eased the tension somewhat.
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WASHINGTON — Charles Peters, the renowned Washington Monthly editor, is going on 91, does not get around very easily and was disgusted enough by President Trump's address to Congress to let loose a few profanities in his gentle West Virginia drawl.
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In all seriousness though, there's a warmth to Australians that, to a New Yorker, is off-putting in the most refreshing away (think beyond the accents and somehow charming use of the most foul profanities, and instead of their curiosity for the world).
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Anytime Adele wasn't singing (which was incredible, as you can probably imagine) she was bringing trembling audience members up on stage for selfies, shouting as many profanities as possible into the mic, and telling everyone what an amazing time she was having.
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"We felt that... it would be better suited to have him in business or first class, away from close proximity from those individuals who were approaching him and being extremely rude, using profanities and potential for altercations and so forth," Barnet told Politico.
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The profanities that punctuate the film are exclamation marks rather than darts of malice; drugs are not snorted, smoked, or injected but served on strawberries; and Amy gets to make out, though not with the girl whom she has craved all year.
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She felt torn, in that class, between the imperative to teach the kind of decorous speech that would be helpful in a job interview and the desire to hear the authentic voices of her young black and brown students, profanities and all.
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During his second appearance in March 2018, Lewandowski further infuriated Democrats by using profanities in the middle of a closed-door hearing, in what he described as frustration over their repeated attempts to get him to respond to questions of coordination with Russia.
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The mayor and police chief in Phoenix, Arizona, are apologizing after video went viral showing an officer shouting profanities and pulling a gun on a father and pregnant mother after a 4-year-old girl walked out of a store with a Barbie doll.
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You can do as I have and work out the kinks preventing you from getting along with Star Fox Zero—which will absolutely involve involuntary explosions of air-reddening profanities, so it's best to take your first steps while the kids are in the garden.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Mezger has filed for his own restraining order against the comedian, two weeks after she filed one against him following a verbal altercation in which he allegedly called her a series of sexist and homophobic slurs and profanities.
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His on-court demeanor, including a stream of muttered profanities and glares directed at the umpire, would seem to hurt his game, but Kyrgios, a brash, confrontational Australian, is that rare player who uses anger as his primary fuel to stoke the competitive juices.
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Mr. Copley did not like having to explain to his children why anti-Trump protesters were shouting profanities in Times Square, and he later felt put off by the cast of "Hamilton" reading a statement he deemed "rude" to Mike Pence, the vice president-elect.
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Four robust Danish men suddenly appeared behind us and uttered profanities in unison when they realized they faced the same choice as we did: Walk until midnight, or camp here, on a stony ledge exposed to the whipping winds, atop one of Norway's star attractions.
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A teenager when her father wrote the play as a pitch-black comic protest against the Vietnam War, she remembers his anxious, helpless anger back then — the profanities he shouted at the television news, sure that the number of American dead was higher than reported.
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"What Chinese people lack most is a spirit of fun, that's what Chinese people need most of all," said Mr. Wang, a former soldier who spoke in a torrent of Sichuanese-accented Mandarin Chinese and rap-inspired English, salted with plentiful profanities in both.
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On Monday, Brown posted a video on Instagram of an altercation with the mother of his children and police in which he threw a bag of penis-shaped candies at them and used several profanities at both the mother of his children and police.
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Lacing his remarks with profanities and vulgar references, Mr. Scaramucci had warned his colleagues he would fire them, threatened to kill leakers in the White House and attacked the president's chief of staff, Reince Priebus (since departed), and the chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon.
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White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman may have been escorted out of the White House shouting profanities after being told of her firing by chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, according to a report by American Urban Radio Networks reporter April Ryan on Wednesday.
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Its depiction of the main character Forrest departed from the novel in that the movie " took the rough edges off the character," according to an interview Groom did with The New York Times in 1994, noting his protagonist used more profanities in the novel.
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Witnesses on the flight reported that Hilton screamed profanities at the crew and passengers, including, "I am going to f—ing kill you!" and "I will f—ing own anyone on this flight … they are f—ing peasants," according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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But while fans shared dozens of memes and even circulated a petition calling for a complete reshoot, there's one notable fan who coped in another way: Jason Momoa, the once-powerful Khal Drogo, streamed all of his feelings — and plenty of profanities and disapproving grunts — on Instagram.
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School administrators allowed the student body to hurl obscenities, scream profanities, and jeer at the Plaintiffs and the other suspended students, who were all not allowed to leave what the school considered an act of 'atonement' but was rather a thinly veiled form of public shaming.
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Video taken from a police body camera shows Officer Salamoni repeatedly shouting profanities at Mr. Sterling; slamming him into a car; twice ordering the second officer, Howie Lake II, to use his Taser; and threatening to shoot Mr. Sterling with a gun pointed at his head.
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He embroiders names and secret messages into his clothes, such as "never cursed" in the hem of a wedding dress for a German princess, echoing the late Lee Alexander McQueen, who was rumored to have scrawled profanities inside the lining of a bespoke jacket for Prince Charles.
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The Echo-like device (but also with a holographic display, for some reason) offers in-game coaching (insults), a rage converter (which translates your screamed profanities into words of encouragement for your inept teammates) and the Troll Destroyer (using internet-sourced facts to take down trolls on forums).
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Tension simmered between Werdum and Browne earlier in the week and they exchanged profanities at a pre-fight stare down, but when a reporter asked why they had become so heated, Werdum claimed he was simply responding to Browne's hostility and that he respected him as a fighter.
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Mr. Mezger was recorded on Saturday by security cameras at Ms. Griffin's home in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles shouting profanities and derogatory comments at Ms. Griffin and her boyfriend, Randy Bick, after they had called the police to complain about noise from Mr. Mezger's backyard.
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Conservative writer Ben Shapiro condemned a group of conservative protesters who yelled profanities and called House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) a communist at an event in Florida.
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This year, Moore noted, Christian leaders who in the 1990s gave stem-winding speeches about "character" in office during the Clinton administration now minimize the spewing of profanities in campaign speeches, race-baiting and courting white supremacists, boasting of adulterous affairs, debauching public morality and justice through the casino and pornography industries.
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If you have ears to hear and eyes to see and a nose to smell Brian Kelly's hot and tangy breath as he pressure-washes you with profanities for something you did on a mildly botched punt return—if you are a human being, I'm saying—you would not enjoy working for Brian Kelly.
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The two have had a contentious divorce so far, with a source telling PEOPLE that David "spewed profanities" at Shannon back in March after she was awarded joint legal and physical custody of their three daughters as well as $22,500 per month for temporary non-taxable child and spousal support in their temporary settlement.
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But it would have failed to meet the second criterion that all such explanation requires: that it be simple, with a single explanatory principle devoid of tacked-on ad hoc exceptions, analogous to the case of courage as acting in the face of great fear, except for running away, tying one's shoelace and yelling profanities.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday impersonated Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE using a slew of profanities, as he recounted their recent call.
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Profanities are more frequent on smaller stages, so it was a bit of a shock when Stephen Adly Guirgis went ahead with "The ___________ With the Hat" for his Broadway debut — the first and so far the only time that particular word has been on a Great White Way marquee, albeit with two strategically placed asterisks.
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But given the latitude of a column, he became Washington's enfant terrible, attacking the Nixon administration over the war in Vietnam, violent police crackdowns on protesters at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and President Richard M. Nixon's taped Oval Office profanities as the Watergate scandal closed in, forcing his resignation in 1974.
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Before I reported from Brazil, I spent five years in Caracas, so the rapid-fire Spanish that now comes out of my mouth somehow sounds more Venezuelan than anything else; it includes a lot of dropped consonants and an array of inventive profanities that caraqueños of many ages comfortably use at the breakfast table.
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"We felt that based on the recommendation from the team leader, the special agent in charge, that it would be better suited to have him in business or first class, away from close proximity from those individuals who were approaching him and being extremely rude, using profanities and potential for altercations and so forth," he continued.
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President Bartlet of "The West Wing" might engage in a riveting 20-minute debate with Sam and Toby about a theoretical counterattack's moral and ethical dilemmas; President Underwood of "House of Cards" might use a back channel to swiftly blackmail a key Iranian official in the middle of the night; President Meyer of "Veep" would spew a tirade of profanities (mostly aimed at the hapless Jonah).
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Similarly, if you've recently watched Back to the Future, rated PG and first released in 22017 — a year after the MPAA instituted the PG-22017 rating — you might have been startled to realize a PG-rated movie could contain that many profanities, on top of violence and uncomfortably suggestive scenes, such as the one in which Marty's mother (as a teenager) tries to kiss him after he travels back in time.
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That's why I keep coming back to Stephenson's impassive face, to him walking past three large men who very much want to punch him—Tucker is so angry that droplets of sweat formed on my computer screen just watching that video—as if he didn't understand why they were so upset, with the same head-down hustle you see on the subway when people encounter someone screaming profanities at no one in particular.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) revealed that Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE faced profanities and confrontations while traveling after controversy surrounding his use of first-class flights.
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"S-Town" is a penetrating psychological portrait of a brilliant, troubled man who has an orator's sense of timing and cadence, even when spewing profanities to Reed: We ain't nothing but a nation of goddamn, chicken-shit, horse-shit, tattletale, pissy-ass, whiny, fat, flabby, out of shape Facebook looking damn twerp-fest, peeking out the windows and slipping around, listening in on the cell phones and spying in the peephole and peeping in the crack of the goddamned door, and listening in the fucking sheet rock.
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