But the moon rises anyway — "that pushy, pushy / Moon" — and that is something we all just have to deal with.
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But a woke "Tootsie" is a "Tootsie" that makes even less sense: Why would Michael, a pushy middle-aged actor, have more luck as a pushy middle-aged actress?
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And some of them are absolute monsters -- so pushy.
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Worse, they unfairly perceived those Black applicants as being pushy.
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He's not as pushy about it as my mother is.
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"Chelsea reminds me of [Olivia Caridi] Pushy too!" another wrote.
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Worse, many of us are strangely optimistic and occasionally pushy.
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Nevertheless, the kind of pushy request you're describing remains routine.
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This was a happy quality rather than a pushy one.
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He comes from a clever, pushy clan of journalists and politicians.
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As it turns out, acting pushy doesn't work that well anyway.
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This made them the least pushy last year, the data show.
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They're afraid they'll come across as aggressive, pushy, or even greedy.
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Samsung is a textbook example of what pushy activists look for.
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" That sort of behavior struck major-party moguls as entirely too "pushy.
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He is aggressive, she is pushy; he is passionate, she is hysterical.
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A bison at Yellowstone National Park got pushy with a park visitor.
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When applications are voluntary, they come mostly from rich or pushy parents.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Pushy bosses are on the ascendant in French companies.
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Things are already getting mighty pushy-shovey over in Foxborough right now.
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They made it cool, without ever seeming pushy or preachy about it.
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Another pushy American trying to tell them how to do their jobs.
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He was hungry, and pushy, and the director Guy Ritchie liked that.
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I didn't view her as pushy anymore because we were grown up.
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In explanation, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell basically called Warren a pushy girl.
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The request made her uneasy, as did the pushy presence of her classmate.
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It's unethical for me to be religiously pushy one way or the other.
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A group of pushy investors have joined forces to create a lobbying group.
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This increased pressure may have prompted Everalbum to get a bit more pushy.
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Or is their success just down to pushy parents and tuition after school?
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Precocious children are often dismissed as the product of pushy, middle-class parents.
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How to be positively influential – Being motivational without being annoying or pushy 5.
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When I'm like, 'No you're gonna take me seriously', then that's like...'pushy'.
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Once we got there we just found the most interesting, non-pushy people.
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"You don't want to come off as being a pushy woman," she said.
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Truth to tell, I was pretty full of myself and probably too pushy.
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When my "Azeroth sugar daddy" became too pushy, I blocked and moved on.
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"We actually used the pushy salesperson scenario: selling magazine subscriptions," Professor Patrick said.
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This is too much for Riley, and she explodes on the "pushy" Kris.
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I wanted to follow up with you but I didn't want to seem pushy.
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And they took my interest in a physical component as being pushy or aggressive.
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It's not like I can attribute all this to me being pushy with girls.
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" She added to the Daily Mail that "it wasn't me who called Meg 'pushy.
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In his opinion ... at $200 a pop, they should be more grateful, less pushy.
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So he remained, firmly, despite ups and downs caused by drugs and pushy girlfriends.
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This Tuesday, pushy Mars locks into a tangled angle with the ego-driven sun.
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It is probably not the meek but the pushy who will inherit the earth.
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Things are flowing so easily, you hardly have to be pushy at all today.
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And thus another generation of pushy producers is born — this time, with pigtail braids.
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"Maybe my skiing coach will be a little bit pushy after today," she said.
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You risk appearing pushy if you reach out in different ways too many times.
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But if not, I have to be the pushy New Yorker that I am.
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Commentary from Frida Ghitis: Hillary is holding back for fear of coming across as pushy.
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That's why comedians have a bad rep in some ways for being needy and pushy.
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Rams get a bad rap for being pushy and having an aggressive approach to life.
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We got customers from all stripes of life: the pushy fashion people, the suburban moms.
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"Ariel was actually a very pushy broad right from the beginning," Ms. Shepherd said jokingly.
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The Bills and Patriots staff even got involved as things got real even pushy-shovier.
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Russia can focus on the Middle East because it is undistracted by pushy satellite states.
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For some of the larger franchise chains, rapid growth has been driven by pushy investors.
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To his neighbors, McCall surely seems a good neighbor: reserved, helpful, friendly without being pushy.
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But Goins came to the State Department's defense, suggesting the real problem was "pushy" Americans.
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This could alleviate anxiety for candidates and won't come across as too pushy, he added.
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Because of this, Buttigieg came across at times as pushy, which interfered with his message.
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"A real Jew" may be stingy, crass or pushy — whatever she is, it's not good.
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It is the quintessential New Yorker: garrulous, beautifully colored, sometimes pushy, always full of surprises.
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She has to be a leader, but she can't come across as overly threatening or pushy.
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State media has described her as pushy and ungraceful and mocked her hairstyles and wardrobe choices.
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Dubbed "Princess Pushy," the wife of the Queen's first cousin raised eyebrows right from the start.
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Russia can focus on the Middle East only because it is undistracted by pushy satellite states.
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We talk about it almost daily and I try to give her advice without being pushy.
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" He tried to cultivate that atmosphere, too: "I didn't want to be too pushy about it.
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Is your boss so pushy and overbearing that you find yourself unable to accomplish anything efficiently?
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Pro tip: Asking your contacts to submit your resume for you can come off as pushy.
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It was a big, weird, pushy heave that sailed through the air like a fat knuckleball.
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And then I was very pushy, to be honest, which is not really in my nature.
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The pushy peacocks who would rather break a lady's back than admit to their own flaws.
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His performance at times gets cloying and pushy, like an overeager canvasser buttonholing you for votes.
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"She's an over-the-top real estate character who is the apotheosis of pushy," she said.
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The doting staff, mostly longtime employees, has a reputation for being incredibly helpful but not pushy.
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The vendors are pushy but friendly and not averse to talking about life as you bargain.
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Mr. Dimon — a pushy, fast-talking New Yorker of Greek heritage — is not to everyone's taste.
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There's a lot of muscle in the work, and I don't mean in a pushy way.
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Treating macho puffery as a kinetic skill, the album plays like a pushy show of technique.
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If Google gets pushy with any of those, I'm usually untroubled because I do actually want them.
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In every instance of political transition, there are a few pushy media newcomers made for the moment.
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" But while he found the situation "sleazy and manipulative," he said "it was not … intimidating or pushy.
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All of them described Knight as pushy, even aggressive, in her sales tactics for rehab in Florida.
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He says that the staff should encourage diners to at least try them, but not be pushy.
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This isn't the first time Princess Michael, dubbed "Princess Pushy," has made headlines for her controversial behavior.
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When it comes to leadership, women who try to advance are often perceived as pushy or unpleasant.
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In another Shakespearean reference, Ms.Vine has been lampooned on social media as a pushy, plotting Lady Macbeth.
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During First Lady Melania Trump's four-country tour of Africa, she met a somewhat pushy baby elephant.
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The energy will be pushy, even arrogant, unless you can a constructive, positive way to distract yourself.
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He was very pushy — not in a bad way, but very, 'When are we meeting about this?
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D Bill de Blasio De Blasio gave off an annoying and sometimes pushy vibe in the debate.
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In this second encounter with Harvey, I found him to be pushy and idiosyncratic more than anything.
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Black Friday isn't the angry mobs and pushy shoppers that the movies make it out to be.
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You can be pushy to get what you want, sometimes showing off to get your crush's attention.
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Yet again, I couldn't help think how unlike many Italian cities the lack of pushy crowds was.
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Telling her repeatedly that she is beautiful, he photographs her, though in a slightly distasteful, pushy way.
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However, they also toil outside the classroom, preparing for lessons, marking homework and being harangued by pushy parents.
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The first baby-boomer president and his pushy wife represented a cultural shift that much of America feared.
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But at one point a pushy man with a paunch thrust his way forward with his young daughter.
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Unflattering stereotypes of polyamorists as damaged, dysfunctional, or secretly coerced by pushy partners are all belied by research.
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Make sure to listen through the credits for a very funny cameo from pushy executive producer Ilana Glazer.
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Make sure to listen through the credits for a very funny cameo from pushy executive producer Ilana Glazer.
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Same could not be said about some VERY pushy photogs trying to get shots of the happy couple.
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With debt easily manageable, the company ought to boost dividends and buybacks, before pushy investors force it to.
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However, he was never pushy and always gentle in his efforts to get me to consider healthier habits.
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Investors may worry that less pushy selling may dampen earnings—or that the scandal will cost Wells custom.
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At first, his approach was pushy instead of understanding, but eventually, we started to manage our money together.
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"I was not pushy about it," she conceded, speaking on the phone from her home in Hamburg, Germany.
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Cannavale breathes pushy life into Colin, who's introduced as a stressed-out voice in split-screen phone conversations.
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Surrounded by relatives, friends and in-laws, and visited by pushy, polite detectives, she seems desperately, furiously alone.
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"In this second encounter with Harvey, I found him to be pushy and idiosyncratic more than anything," she said.
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Pricing can depend on how organic the post is and how pushy the advertisement can come off, he added.
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After Abramson's firing, her daughter posted a photo on Instagram of Abramson wearing boxing gloves, with the hashtag #pushy.
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So-called occasional activists were the most pushy last year, contacting 266 companies with public demands, the data show.
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The service offers plans to consumers almost instantly, without medical exams, and without pushy sales agents incentivized by commissions.
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Nothing, I felt, would be lost by contacting families except a confirmation of the stereotype of the pushy American.
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"Flower," like its pushy 17-year-old heroine, Erica (Zoey Deutch), has a dirty mouth and a strutting confidence.
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All of this results in the pushy updates for Windows 10, with users seeing multiple pop-ups a week.
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Keep pushing ahead—not in a way that seems pushy but in a way that says you won't stop.
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Somewhat tipsy, I marveled at the hospitality of the Sicilians, even though they were being a bit pushy about it.
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For example, one potential Tesla customer took to Twitter to complain about a pushy sales representative at a Tesla store.
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"If Alden's sexy, I don't think he can be as pushy as the Han Solo of the 80s," Britt said.
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The pushy hedge-fund manager's firm Pershing Square reported a 10 percent stake in the struggling burrito chain on Tuesday.
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It has all of the music videos, and it has given them prime placement without being overly pushy about it.
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Bowing to pushy investors has become more common in Japan: Olympus and bathroom fixtures maker Lixil have done so, too.
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Handy called for the Uber driver to be fired because he said the group was not being obnoxious or pushy.
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Consider this: 86,000 or so New Yorkers already commute on two wheels daily, dodging groggy pedestrians and pushy taxi drivers.
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Many people are afraid to ask for the sale for fear of hearing no, appearing pushy, or jeopardizing the relationship.
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While parents are invested in their children receiving the best possible education, they can sometimes be unfairly pushy towards teachers.
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But on the other hand, you have to be sure not to come across as too pushy, or worse, desperate.
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She described herself as a pushy person — the kind who offers tips, assistance or coupons to strangers without being asked.
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He was funny, smart and great to talk to when sober, but he became pushy and sexually aggressive when drunk.
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Poroshenko had a contentious relationship with Biden while the two were in office, the Ukrainian leader finding him too pushy.
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His rise to fame was particularly turbulent and full of burnout, and his relationship to his pushy father was pretty tenuous.
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Punjab's pushy chief minister, Shahbaz Sharif, younger brother of the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, treats the metro as an urgent priority.
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Shah-i-Zinda was aggressively restored in 2005, and pushy souvenir-sellers now clog the beautiful, holy madrassahs of the Registan.
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His humiliation by his family of entitled bros (with Gabriel Byrne as the pushy paterfamilias) plays like "Succession" with extra psychosis.
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She has to decide on her next race this week and expects her ski coach to be "a little pushy" now.
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" The director continued, "When someone's hungry and pushy and they can back it up with something, then it's a wonderful conspiracy.
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I felt someone behind me trying to push through; could it be a pushy reporter trying to get a better view?
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Such a bear tends to look coolheaded and confident — what Hechtel calls ''pushy'' — with its head held high and ears erect.
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" Sandy Heller, an art adviser who works with the hedge-fund manager Steven Cohen, among other clients, says, "He's very pushy.
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Hopefully, it doesn't turn into a wasteland of pushy ads to get you to sign up for services, but we'll see.
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That's pushy, and in the competitive world of kindergarten admissions, it's lethal to present yourself as anything remotely resembling a PITA.
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The process also requires approval from the bankruptcy court, where creditors — including the pushy hedge fund Elliott Management — have a say.
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If you really want that big part, sometimes you have to be a bit pushy to get your name in the ring.
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She was ferociously competitive, unabashedly criticising female colleagues for being "pushy", or for—perish the thought—using their femininity to get ahead.
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If you were strong and had a voice, you were thought of as a pushy broad where, nowadays, it's like boss lady.
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If you don't know me, I can come off as pushy, but there is something very gratifying about giving people something new.
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But it never feels pushy: you can easily unlock new remedies just by playing a lot and making sure to collect coins.
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Of course, HAL is still a pushy little prick and Sam is still an eager do-gooder always trying to fix things.
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Influencer marketing has become a powerful strategy for brands who want to reach their audience in a non-pushy, non-promotional way.
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It was just two people whose spouses are friends (and coworkers) trying to nicely smooth things over, without seeming to be pushy.
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She was criticized both for being too passive but also too pushy; for not speaking up enough but also being too opinionated.
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Ben's best friend, Larry (Matt Shively), has problems of his own at home, including a pushy science-nerd stepfather, Mardy (Nat Faxon).
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In other words: Even if you think you're being rude or pushy by saying no, you're probably not coming off that way.
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I eventually made it to all of their studios, and usually went right into the stars' dressing room, in my pushy way.
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"That kind of pushy behavior helped her be the persistent don't-give-up-style of working dog that I needed later," says Corliss.
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Unlike in more heavily touristed places, like Morocco, where vendors can be so pushy travelers may get anxious, I found myself largely unbothered.
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It has crossed over into goods commerce and imbued it with a services mentality, eliminating the pushy salesperson trying to get their commission.
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Well, maybe his fans are just too pushy and don't understand that he's a real person at the end of the day, too!
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What happened next was a "silly, pushy catfight" over money Melendez was owed, as Alig recently put it to the New York Post.
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The issue is that Carson, spurred on by a very pushy Lady Mary, thinks the couple should celebrate in the Crawley home. Mrs.
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He described her in widely reported comments as "an enormously pushy person"; she defended herself as simply having been trained to be persistent.
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How tolerant are they of abusive bosses or, on the other hand, will they call you pushy if you ask for a promotion?
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That would mean being able to offer plans to consumers almost instantly, without medical exams, and without pushy sales agents incentivized by commissions.
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When the cast broke for a meal, Ms. Matthau told some production members that Mr. Weinstein was being pushy and she was afraid.
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"We have many patients where there's a partner who's involved, who's supportive, sometimes even pushy, wanting the patient to get better," he said.
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Had I missed how pushy I may have been with my guilt, my determination and perhaps even my projection of abandonment and loss?
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Applying with actual results might also reduce the importance of personal statements, which gives an edge to those with pushy parents or teachers.
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"People perceive you as this really pushy mom that's trying to torture their kid," Lydeana told me over a lunch with her and Shayley.
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Take your cue from the person you're reaching out to, and use a bit of discretion; you don't want to be pushy or annoying.
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Amazon announced yesterday that it's taking its ball and going home, rather than dealing with mean, pushy New Yorkers (warning: not an exact quote).
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From a target's perspective, FOs offer several advantages over banks and private-equity firms, including longer-term capital and generally a less pushy attitude.
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A pushy businessman who made little distinction between private and state affairs, Mr Abyzov made money in Russia and enjoyed it in the West.
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But the subtly pushy designs seem intended to steer people away from changing their defaults in ways that could hamper Facebook's mission and business.
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There's Margaret, a "pushy" American who, upon learning her British fiancé, John, has been mysteriously hospitalized in London, demands an explanation from his doctor.
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Most of us hesitate to push back and stand up for ourselves because we're afraid of being perceived as aggressive, pushy, conniving, or rude.
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It's while sipping on some white wine that Rebecca admits that Abby (Poehler) is being a pushy pain in the ass about her birthday.
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Less lucky is that, when shops open in June of 2018, medical marijuana patients may feel some undesirable side effects from a pushy industry.
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That's a very crowded field, but his content struck a chord with young Chinese who were getting bored with pushy editorials and cheesy advertising.
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Dulos' employee told police Dulos urged him to replace the seats, and Dulos was "pushy" and angry that the seats had not been changed.
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Son's $20203 billion tech-to-telecom conglomerate ticks the boxes for pushy shareholders like Dan Loeb's Third Point Management or Paul Singer's Elliott Management.
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Over the course of several days, Dulos was insistent, "pushy" and angry that the seats had not been changed out, the employee told police.
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A nudge from pushy investor Elliott Management and greater deal discipline have led to a better use of capital than in the last commodities cycle.
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I'm sure you will—you Leos are so pushy that a little bit of confusion won't stop you from getting where you need to go.
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Sweet, lovely Venus is a little awkward in pushy Fire sign Aries, but it is what it is: Warrior princess vibes are what's up now.
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"It's a bit rude to be honest and a bit pushy," Bastien Valtille, who works for French MEP Pascal Durand, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She isn't being pushy or asking for her own self-interests, she's just trying to understand the person who crashes at her place every weekend.
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Many children who have extremely high IQs show signs of extraordinary ability even as tiny babies, before pushy parenting is able to have much impact.
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"When I was on the set of #ToAllTheBoysIveLovedBefore, I coerced the cast into making these teen movie moments bc I'm a pushy queen," Han tweeted.
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A friend created a line of "Pushy" necklaces, and Abramson wore one onstage at the 2014 Code Conference, during an interview with Recode's Kara Swisher.
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Doug's in a murderous mood, and it doesn't help when he returns to the White House and gets scolded by Frank for being too pushy.
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While they vary from completely useless to simply misleading, as in the case of Alec Baldwin, one thing they have in common is pushy vendors.
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"It was a big task, but when you have someone who isn't pushy and lets you put your creativity to work, it's great," she said.
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We're not being pushy here, but come on guys, there are so many great deals to be had, and you're in danger of missing out.
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In February, the company, which counts pushy hedge funds Blue Harbour and Jana Partners among its shareholders, said it was putting itself up for sale.
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There's virtually no footage of the work itself, of the sheer graft involved in creating a collection, and Michael Nyman's score can be annoyingly pushy.
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But when her schedule changed, she poked her head in at 4:30 — not wanting to be pushy — and asked if she could get takeout.
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The narrative in "Feud" — that the two of them were pawns in a male-dominated game — does a disservice to these fearless and pushy pioneers.
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With pushy investors like Nelson Peltz burrowed into G.E., however, the contest may come down to a simpler equation of who delivers the biggest numbers.
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" 32, bi/pansexual, female"I have been quite pushy in the past and have probably done things that have made people I was approaching feel uncomfortable.
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Cops in Bridgeport, Connecticut, are like the movie version of Boston cops: haggard-faced, pushy, and always involved in some internal drama that's in the papers.
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Nothing clears your head like a short break from the concrete jungle with all those sirens, pushy commuters, and angry cabbies honking at you 24/7.
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Buying into the misconception that advocating and negotiating for yourself is only for "pushy broads" is like relegating women to a permanent Mad Men secretary status.
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Last month, he shot down a proposal from Dan Loeb's pushy hedge fund, Third Point, to spin off the chips business and offload its financial unit.
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The title sounds like it could be the name of an exposé about just why Markle is allegedly "pushy," but Grant insists that's not the case.
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It is that same pushy energy that draws the succubus to Manny —this retrograde association of aggression to masculinity that she seems to want to eradicate.
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Anna Cross from Wilmington, N.C., feels businesses are to blame: Associated with the term "Black Friday" is the mental image of pushy crowds and angry shoppers.
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There have been pickles and pizzas, jeering crowds and pushy selfie-seekers, and dashes out to Coney Island for hot dogs alongside scruffy, bearded rock stars.
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In February, the company, which counts the pushy hedge funds Blue Harbour and Jana Partners among its shareholders, said it was putting itself up for sale.
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Applying with real results might also reduce the importance of personal statements, nicknamed "brag sheets", which give an edge to those with pushy parents or teachers.
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And Ellen Pao showed it is in fact possible to be too passive and too pushy, too quiet and too opinionated, all at the same time.
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Unfolding without narration or pushy musical cues, "Island of the Hungry Ghosts" (filmed from 2014-17) explores, with great delicacy, the agony of living in limbo.
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But there's also a fine line that they must walk; an impressive balancing act that keeps them from teetering into pushy or aggressive territory — a major turnoff.
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Be modest with your answers, and if they're being especially pushy, just smile with sincerity and say how grateful you are for your time at the company.
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According to his biographer, George Lucas found her "a bit pushy for a princess," but found an incredible chemistry between her and her co-star, Harrison Ford.
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Bernard was throwing a party also attended by the dashing Nick (Golding), the affable Colin (Chris Pang), the pushy Eddie (Ronny Chieng), the ditzy Alistair (Remy Hii).
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Or maybe you're worried that your sex buddy will think you're too pushy for throwing a little makeup, some extra undies, and cleansing wipes in your purse.
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Not long ago, it bought back more than twice as many at double the price amid an insurgency led by Elliott Management, Paul Singer's pushy hedge fund.
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Philippa Schuyler had a terribly unhappy adulthood; Hulbert produces a heartbreaking letter of indictment that, in her late twenties, she wrote to her pushy, well-meaning mother.
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But he is unfazed by those who accuse him of being pushy or difficult, judging this to be the inevitable result of trying to upend the rules.
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Crasthorpe did not interest or concern him, and it was hard to believe that this pushy, over-lively woman might possess qualities more appealing than her manner.
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Ultimately, Olivia, a pushy young blonde; Diego, a good-natured loner; and six others were deemed perfect for the task: fit, eager and hungry for the job.
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The Japanese prime minister has some 5 million autoworkers to protect, and thus little choice but to sign a bilateral trade agreement with his pushy American counterpart.
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As the trip occurs, a supervisor would watch over the user — not being too pushy, but making sure he's available to guide her through any rough spots.
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After the debate, he thought about further pestering his grandmother over her support for Mr. Biden, but he reconsidered out of fear of coming off as pushy.
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The baffled Max (Ugo Chukwu) is left to recover with June's pushy pal Chloe (Molly Bernard), who decides, against his protestations, that she's moving in, effective immediately.
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The employee told police that Dulos, on returning the truck, urged him to replace the seats and got "pushy" and angry when the seats weren't changed out.
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The employee told police that Dulos, on returning the truck, urged him to replace the seats, and got "pushy" and angry when the seats weren't changed out.
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"This stuff has helped me so much, I don't want to be withholding it" from patients "out of some sense of not being too pushy," he said.
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"In order to accelerate the pace of Lulismo, Dilma poked jaguars with short sticks," wrote political scientist Andre Singer, alluding to behavior some congressmen complained was pushy.
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In an uncommonly pushy move for Japan, it said last week it would nominate a slate of directors to replace a majority of the $18 billion conglomerate's board.
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Pushy salespeople, confusing jargon and high prices had made the whole ordeal miserable, so the idea of taking a chance on an online purchase wasn't such a reach.
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It's a shocking scene to watch — and it's one that churns up all those old urges to jibe with a pushy crew while making your own boundaries clear.
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We eventually gave in because the grillmaster was so pushy and we didn't want to keep making a scene, but the whole meal was impacted as a result.
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Mr. Graham assembled that testimony into the London version of the script, which also included satirical versions of themselves, a slightly paranoid playwright and a somewhat pushy director.
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Yet she is also testing out whether and how to interrupt Mr. Trump, as she does not want to be seen as pushy and play into gender stereotypes.
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If women adopt the norms of a leader — commanding, decisive and assertive — we may be punished for being too bossy, too pushy, too strident, too ambitious, too scary.
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You should be asking what the investor is like to work with; are they pushy, obnoxious, needy, anxious, cool, useful or just good/bad/indifferent to work with.
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"What can you tell us about the latest victims in what's being termed 'this city's most gruesome murder spree," a pushy reporter demands of the permanently weary Carey.
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As a result, we believe anyone who wants children can have them, so our questioning of women who still remain childless has become even more pushy and incredulous.
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It's got a subdued funk pulse hinting at Sly and the Family Stone's "Family Affair," interlaced with burbling chamber-pop woodwinds; it never gets anywhere near too pushy.
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There's a lot to get past, including an opener that engages in some generic place-setting, and a pushy score that insistently tries to lighten the darker moods.
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Dr. Hernandez said that because evaluators expected black job seekers to ask for less, they perceived the black applicants as pushy when they negotiated and penalized them accordingly.
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To them, Mr. Singer, who was known as Rick, had always been strategic and unabashedly pushy, but they said they had never heard him suggest breaking a law.
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Her research has found that women negotiate for lower salaries for themselves, and worry about seeming too pushy, as opposed to when they negotiate on behalf of a friend.
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He treads a careful line throughout the movie, making his character sympathetic at times, without holding back in the moments when he's meant to be pushy, devious, or egomaniacal.
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The next day America's great and good, a group which included a pushy entrepreneur called Donald Trump, flocked to lunch at the State Department to hear Mr Gorbachev speak.
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Casper won over many shoppers by getting rid of the worst bits of the bed-buying process, including choosing among dozens of similar products and haggling with pushy salesmen.
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The Bachelor is the pushy immigrant mom of reality TV, telling you you're old when you're not, and begging you not to let them die before meeting a grandchild.
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While you might find this vibe a little pushy on the surface, if you really let yourself embrace the energy, you could find a huge boost in your confidence.
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For centuries, London has been an unlovable, pushy place, full of questionable characters and strong appetites that have forced the country around it to change, sometimes against its will.
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Conrad recently told Us Weekly just how awkward the whole experience was, especially dealing with the pushy producers who wanted to add a romantic narrative to her Parisian episode.
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You're a parent and so that's how you use your time, but non-parents are just as entitled as you are to tell their pushy Trixies to stuff it.
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Pushy, judgmental, tart-tongued and self-obsessed, the photographer at the heart of Otis Mass's penetrating documentary, "The Incomparable Rose Hartman," is, like her snapshots, a piece of work.
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Certain that it was Jim or Hank, I grabbed the receiver, but was greeted instead by a pushy, motormouthed telemarketer that I didn't immediately realize was an automated voice.
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And does anyone really doubt that one day, when the conditions are right, America will decide that we're noisy and pushy and way too smart for anybody else's good?
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And particularly for a female candidate, it seems like this is heavily tilted towards that not likable enough, too aggressive, too pushy, bad boss, eats salad with a comb.
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And when the hungover narrator chants, "Bitch, gimme my sunglasses and Advil," well, it's not hard to hear those words coming from this pushy nude guy in a wreath.
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The "Money" rapper took to Instagram Sunday to lay into a few pushy cameramen and women who bum-rushed her in Sydney Saturday when she landed at the airport.
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I'm baffled by the design of the company's website, aggravated by the pushy data-thirsty ways of its apps, and unimpressed by the contrived niceness of its founder and boss.
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It's easy to imagine the kind of Bachelor editing where Onyeka's request for a wide-eyed white man like Colton to say her name properly is given a pushy spin.
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Pushy parents and coaches might also look to the cautionary tale of Nick Kyrgios, a mercurial Australian tennis player who gave up his beloved basketball at the age of 14.
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In that case, Schweitzer says a cure-all is telling your pushy conversation partner that you don't have anything to say, and you don't know what your views are yet.
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So the growing signs of weirdness in Plymouth — from Reid's arrival to pushy members of the community getting all up in Baker's private affairs — are actually the game pressing back.
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The sales people are pushy, so I walk out with a good computer (upgraded to 16 GB RAM, 500 GB storage, and two graphic cards; so great for light editing).
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Hopper (Johnny Simmons) has problems, is sent back to the minor leagues, starts seeing an unusual sports therapist (Paul Giamatti) and tries to deal with his pushy father (Ethan Hawke).
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In 471BC, for instance, the poll's winner (or rather loser) was a blue-blood called Megakles, notorious—as ancient graffiti reveal—for his pushy mother and extravagant spending on horses.
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I don't know when he said it, exactly, and I won't spoil it for you, but it's a pushy bit of inspirational pablum that you can buy on a mug.
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But despite my steadfast (OK, pushy) efforts, he never did become the kind of Mariah fan I wanted him to be — an impossible feat for any partner, it turns out.
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In this version, the women's new and unloved sister-in-law (an entertainingly overripe Ronke Adekoluejo) isn't just a pushy parvenu; she's Yoruban and may even be an enemy spy.
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But he would also like people to explore a plant-based diet, although he insisted that what one eats is a personal decision and he isn't aiming to be pushy.
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It would be convenient to dismiss Valeant as a single company backed by aggressive, pushy investors laboring under the duress of a buying binge led by a failed management team.
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Yet conservation has revealed that the painting of the pushy cardinal was sliced on the left and bottom — meaning that this portrait, somewhat dutiful now, originally had a bolder asymmetry.
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Vladan Radovic's camera is pushy and bold, thrusting into intimate encounters and angry squabbles alike, exposing the layers of hurt and guilt that both bind and alienate the two women.
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All the while, I'm swiping on Tinder and matching with a pushy kinky female lawyer who is down to film with me (as long as she gets to wear a mask).
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Matthau told the Times that none of the production members offered to help her after she told them she was afraid that Weinstein was being pushy during the crew's lunch break.
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We can have debates about whether pushy notifications about ancillary services from the OS maker necessarily constitute bloat, but there's little room for disagreement when it comes to third-party additions.
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I forget what I want to say or ask because I'm distracted by the challenge of responding to his pushy presentation in a way that makes our situation feel more normal.
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I have been in sales before and know the difference between a pushy sales person trying to make a sale and someone who has gone beyond the point of being rude.
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Angry retail shareholders don't necessarily have the same bargaining power or financial tools as Icahn and his fellow pushy investors in Western markets, but securities regulators may be of some assistance.
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You have a reputation of being pushy and having a big mouth, and while warrior Mars is in your sign, you will likely be seen as even more aggressive than usual.
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Both sets of parents shared similar values including service to their communities, the necessity of hard work, and a commitment to their children's ambitions that stopped well short of being pushy.
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During a scene in which Ned Ryerson, a pushy insurance salesman, meets Phil Connors, the lead of the show (played by Andy Karl in the musical), Mr. Murray pumped his fist.
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Bias is partly to blame: surveys suggest that when women put their hands up for a promotion, they are more likely to be viewed as pushy, whereas men are viewed as ambitious.
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You may expect her list of most-hated things to include mean social media comments or pushy paparazzi, but it turns out, all three of the things come from the culinary world.
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For your dedication I believe I owe you a palate cleanser so, just special for you, here is a video of Buzz Aldrin popping a pushy moon hoaxer in the mouth. Enjoy!
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But on the big screen, demanding immediate and constant attention, Zoolander 2 just feels pushy and self-important in a way that's at odds with its random-access hit-and-miss humor.
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Simply behaving like the pushy negotiator he makes himself out to be in The Art of the Deal could result in significant benefits to consumers paying untenable increasing prices for prescription drugs.
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Men who put themselves forward at work are "assertive", women who do the same are more often "pushy" or "bossy"; men are "persistent" whereas women are "nagging"; men are "frustrated", women "upset".
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Kyrgios says his parents pushed him to choose tennis over basketball when he was 14, but they were not pushy "tennis parents"; by all accounts, they were low-key and quite gracious.
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The comedian Bob Einstein, who died this week, mocked the running gear market back in 1981 when he played a pushy sporting goods salesman in "Modern Romance" (alongside his brother Albert Brooks).
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I saw a video where he kept re-recording a single word, and I realized he puts in so much effort to not be too overbearing or pushy with his emotional accents.
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Another has filmmaker Richard Linklater (who knows Pallotta through Waking Life) and actor Billy Crudup meeting the camerabot and analyzing their own reactions to it, how it feels aggressive and pushy to them.
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Stage mothers were once all the rage, but now it's time to bid farewell to the movie mama as we make room for the latest breed of pushy progenitor—the stove-top parent.
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So if telling them you're going to take care of yourself before the movie starts feels too pushy (or is too embarrassing to say aloud), then mindful breathing might be the best choice.
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Other characters try to find a clear cause for Olivia's behavior, as she smashes mirrors and slips into fugue states: they blame mental illness, or her husband's neglect, or those damned pushy ghosts.
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The constructive engagement between the pushy 4.7 percent shareholder and PulteGroup management is in stark contrast to the founder William Pulte's ham-handed campaign against the soon-to-depart chief executive, Richard Dugas.
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I think it only fair that Hattie has the experience of a genuine customer and having your pushy friend smiling at each baby step you make toward sexual freedom probably doesn't scream normal.
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Mr. Leon, who described himself as a "pretty pushy director," praised her for never requesting a "timeout" during rehearsals, which included push-ups to prepare the cast for the demands of the text.
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Her flow — fast triplets that scan as both pushy and playful, punctuated by creaky-voice ad-libs that sound like she's sticking out her tongue — captures this character's good humor and stubborn confidence.
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Cole is a pushy lover, and not very considerate as the beloved either, a fact that will come back to haunt him when at last it is his turn to fall for someone.
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"Being a kid reporter, I have to be a little more pushy," Gabe said at that dinner with his parents, sharing a cheese pizza with his mother and sipping on his second Coke.
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There's no particularly good reason for shareholders to deny the pushy investor, whose hedge fund Trian Partners owns 1.5 percent of the $235 billion diapers-to-shampoo conglomerate, a seat at the table.
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Ripple's algorithms will use this activity, combined with other signals, to filter out bad actors — including not only harassers, but also those whose advances aren't liked for other reasons, like pushy recruiters or spammers.
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There is a commercial element to the app in the form of event and reservation bookings, but it's not pushy, and the app itself is clean and tidy one that's simple to navigate around.
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Like with the wage gap, it can bring to mind office culture where women are undermined or ignored, and seen as pushy or bossy when they simply step up and do their job well.
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Meanwhile, Rainer jets off to Hong Kong at the request, nay, demand of his pushy mother because they are afraid Locked won't get distributed in China due to the spiritual element of the film.
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But if you dare approach signing up to what must be an overwhelmingly rigid and traditional family firm with enthusiasm and gusto, as Meghan apparently has, you are attacked for being pushy and demanding.
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Verkaik argues that "pushy" middle-class parents are needed to pull up the standards of struggling state schools, and that the presence of their "articulate, confident, able" children will help their less privileged peers.
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" Mallory responded with witty aplomb, and the mugger, cowed, scuttled "down some anonymous alley to reflect on why it is Bad To Threaten Other People, especially pushy Americans who doubt he has a gun.
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There's no particularly good reason for shareholders to deny a seat at the table to the pushy investor, whose hedge fund, Trian Partners, owns 1.5 percent of the $235 billion diapers-to-shampoo conglomerate.
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"He was really — I don't want to say pushy — but if he liked someone's work he'd just go meet them and want to keep seeing them and figure out what they knew," he said.
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Earlier, some random guy was dying to start up a conversation about your "really cool earrings," and another pushy creep kept trying to buy you a drink even though you declined his invitation three times.
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As a result, he's expected to be assertive and pushy in demanding the best deals and concessions Washington can get in Asia, Slaughter told CNBC on the sidelines of the Barclays Asia Forum on Thursday.
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Sofia seems glad that I'm not a pushy, retired Stasi officer, and I'm relieved that she's not a member of The Association of Victims of Stalinism, using this date as an excuse to attack me.
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She juggled business calls, prepared a chicken dish and parried the demands of her three sons, aged 4 to 8, who were stretched out before the TV. By her own admission, she can be pushy.
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The film, which begins on V-J Day, charts the years-spanning relationship between a pushy saxophonist (Robert De Niro) and a singer (Liza Minnelli) whose love lives and careers never quite seem to connect.
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Lucy Dacus "I Don't Wanna Be Funny Anymore" (Matador) Roles are confining; Ms. Dacus wants to change hers — maybe cute or smart — and while her voice keeps its lush croon, her guitar gets pushy. 16.
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Just one more pushy person trying to take advantage of her: the contractors with their ridiculous bids, the Korean dad in the Lexus who has twice cut her off in the carpool lane at school.
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That said, Naz seems to be operating on an instinctual basis—he doesn't like Crowe, so he resists her pushy advice to plead guilty; and he is similarly wary about allying himself with the predatory Freddy.
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Ghosh and his leading cast make enough adjustments to 'Indianise' the film, bringing in elements like interfering in-laws, ostentatious Indian weddings and pushy mothers who want their daughters to either get married or stay married.
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Training women to be more assertive in asking for a promotion or pay rise is pointless; they are just as likely to ask for these but also likelier to be seen as pushy when they do.
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Allan said that determination is something he's retained throughout his 36 years at the company, from making "pushy" demands for a promotion — he was appointed managing director by the age of 30 — to building the business.
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Where perfume, skin care, and cosmetics were once preserved in glass cases guarded by pushy sales reps who intimidated you into buying shit you didn't need in exchange for commission, the Sephora model encourages the opposite.
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Some have been negative — the story of a social climber, a demanding diva, "Princess Pushy" — while others are more positive: She's the beloved black princess, a modern-day Cinderella, the modernizer and unassuming savior of the monarchy.
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Yesterday, she held the first presentation for her new brand, Scout's General, on the third floor of the bistro Tiny's in TriBeCa — and without any pushy, iPad-wielding publicists or doormen in sight, the atmosphere was serene.
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Not that there's anything wrong with that: A straightforward pay-as-you-go business model is refreshing in an age of intrusive data collection, pushy "freemium" platforms and services that lack any way to make money whatsoever.
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The repurchase plan, announced on Friday, is partly a bow to Paul Singer's pushy activist hedge fund Elliott Management, which has amassed a near-3% stake and wants it to buy back as much as $20 billion.
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Someone might stop by your beach chair to try to sell you a sandwich, a pot cookie or some handmade jewelry, but because this is Uruguay, they're never pushy, taking rejection with perfect equanimity and a smile.
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She illustrates her point with a disturbing story about a pushy producer who told her point-blank that she would "never work in this town again" if she didn't subject herself to a semi-naked magazine cover shoot.
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Victor Marchenko, a director in the ministry who came in with Abromavičius's team, remembers Tregub as smart, ambitious, and "pushy," which, he said, may have played well in the US but made her tenure at the ministry unsustainable.
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When he spoke, she sat listening, almost never interrupting him, even when he lied; a painful sacrifice Clinton has decided she must make in order not to be seen as "pushy," or "unlikable," or some other "unfeminine" trait.
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Don Regan, pushy awful man, was turfed out as White House chief of staff, but Ronnie refused to put all protesters in jail, as she requested, or sack Cap Weinberger from the Pentagon, because he was his friend.
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In balancing rival tribes, Islamists, socialists, southern separatists and pushy foreigners, "he was like one of those jugglers with the plates spinning on the sticks," said Barbara K. Bodine, the American ambassador to Yemen from 1997 to 2001.
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"Come On Come On" — two stately, undulating chords fortified by a string section and addressed to a "beautiful, beautiful girl" — declares, "I just wanna make you" in a "great great love" but comes across as worshipful, not pushy.
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" When, a few days later, Rose found fault with Fred—"wicked bossy bastard, playing God with the menu"—I knew that Fred would have a reply, and he did: "Her pushy husband sticking his camera in my face.
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As a result, we're left in an impossible limbo, trying to appear competent but also approachable, and attempting to judge just the right number of exclamation points that will hit that sweet spot between too pushy, or pushover.
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She offered to book the hotel for us (if you book your hotel with Journy concierge, you sometimes get perks like late check-out or continental breakfast) but wasn't pushy when we said we preferred to book it personally.
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Most of our customers have made it perfectly clear that they don't like gas stations: It's another stop on the way home, it's crowded, other drivers can be pushy and rude, and the stations can be dangerous at night.
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Research has found that when women exhibit character traits typically associated with male leadership — traits like decisiveness, authority or assertion — they are likely to be viewed as bossy, pushy or too aggressive, and some people reel at their behavior.
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This is not necessarily because of overt discrimination (though it might be), but rather because women, who are socially punished for seeming "too pushy," are on average not as aggressive as men when negotiating salary and this adds up.
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Well, it's sort of hard to pin down, but whatever it is, it feels more pushy—filters and lenses that you can slap across your selfies, and information tagged to your posts, if you want to be a corporate shill.
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Later, when her side hustle as catering staff leads her to the home of her rap idol O-Z (who is played by Sahr Ngaujah and honestly more of a caricature than an actual rapper), she is just as pushy.
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"Sleep No More" felt tired to me — it has been running for more than four years — and suffered from a surfeit of thronging, pushy visitors, by turns aimless and overly focused, who crowded one another out and overwhelmed the performance.
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"We were still skint, still trying to persuade governing bodies that a kid from Scotland could be a proper tennis champion, and I was still battling the perception that I was not much more than a really pushy mum," added Judy.
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Now that Amazon has said that it's taking its ball and going home rather than deal with mean, pushy New Yorkers, outside observers are giving off the sense that the city (and its local politicians) are losing out for their recalcitrance.
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Again, it isn't useful to be baldly honest, proud, and pushy all the time, but Leo is the rare sign that not only knows what it wants but knows how to pursue it and, in the end, usually get it.
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You won't feel like people are listening to you today, and if these people are folks you have authority over (maybe you're their boss, or their older sibling, or maybe you're just a pushy Fire sign), expect to feel particularly annoyed.
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The other men are worth as much scrutiny as Don Giovanni, the production argues, teasing out the pushy paternalism of Don Ottavio, the class-anxiety machismo of Masetto and the guilt by association of Leporello, endearing though he may be.
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And the future holds worries: New York's next conductor, Jaap van Zweden, has made his name with vigorous, even pushy renditions of the standards, not with unusual ideas about repertory or eagerness to reconsider the very nature of the orchestra.
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In fact, the majority of non-askers reported some sort of fear-based reason, from being scared of losing their job (8 percent), to being afraid of being perceived as pushy (19 percent), to being uncomfortable negotiating salary (28 percent).
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Its bankers do this because they can, because they relied for years on a pushy sales culture in the branches where even people who actually said "yes" to the pitches weren't in a position to compare them in the moment.
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Technology firms such as Alphabet, Uber and other pushy newcomers had started a race to develop software that would control driverless cars and to offer ride-hailing and ride-sharing services that are expected to thrive at the expense of car ownership.
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It was the equivalent of a knowledgeable but none-too-pushy video-store clerk, pointing you toward titles like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers or Purple Noon or The American Friend--the kind of classics that are all but buried on other services.
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When Gordon Brown, his pushy chancellor of the exchequer, elbowed Mr Blair aside in 2007, he did so in part by flashing a little collectivist ankle to the grassroots, as well as by nobbling more centrist alternatives, allowing a shift to the left.
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The afternoon -- which involved pushy crowds tamed by security guards -- took me from the SpaceX announcement in Adelaide, Australia, to the nation's rural farmlands, via a three-hour media bus ride to a party for Tesla's new battery farm in Hornsdale wind farms.
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There are some bright spots: Rose Leslie does terrific work as the pushy, boundary-ignoring behaviorist who openly sees Morgan as a person, and Yeoh gives her remote wire-mommy chief scientist character enough dignity to spackle over her unclear, inconsistent motivations.
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Oh's recognition through this Emmy nomination is huge for a community of viewers who never get to see people like themselves on screen, and for Asian actresses long relegated to sensible car commercials, brothels, and roles as pushy moms or tech whizzes.
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That might also help reduce impulse buys at pushy retailers that hand over store cards with 29.9 percent interest rates, while pretending that the 10 percent off they give you for that day's purchases somehow makes up for the usurious interest rates.
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In a study with her colleague Derek R. Avery of the Wake Forest University School of Business, Dr. Hernandez found that when black job applicants negotiated their starting salaries, evaluators viewed them as more pushy than white job applicants who also negotiated.
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In September Wells admitted that its retail-banking sales people had been too pushy, and agreed to pay regulators a $185m fine, a tiny sum by recent standards (Deutsche Bank is presently in negotiations to pay a fine of perhaps $5 billion to American regulators).
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But here she's grrrlish once again, proudly indulging her inner brat as she and her crack electropunk band launch putdown after empowering putdown at a fearsome dad, a pickup creep, a bullshitting promoter, a pushy fan, a pushier friend, a troll, and assorted conversationalists.
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" Ker Munthit, a former reporter for The Associated Press in its Cambodia bureau, said in an email that Mr. Krisher "was pushy and insisting in whatever he had in mind that he wanted to advance or be done, and that could be a bit annoying.
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I won't want to imagine that beautiful pushy man in control of my life and my ability to create more of it — a power I didn't ask for and still don't know that I want, though I am pretty sure I don't want it taken away.
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We got George in Bev Hills, where he talked about Ron Howard taking over directing for the new Han Solo movie, as well as the L.A. City Council voting on his proposed $1.5 billion museum ... all while dealing with pushy "fans" looking for his John Hancock.
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Sometimes I forget that once upon a time, I was the religious nut with terrible and harmful ideas- and even though I am still human and still learning, I have changed and grown- and that is due to non-pushy ideology slowly turning me to the light.
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While university officials maintained that Mr. Culverhouse was being too pushy with his administrative ideas for the school — declaring at one point that "Donors may not dictate University administration" — Mr. Culverhouse publicly laced into the law school, the state of Alabama and its new abortion measure.
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To generations of mayors, governors and ordinary New Yorkers, he was Gabe: the short, rumpled, pushy guy from Channel 19673 who seemed always on the scene, elbowing his way to the front and jabbing his microphone in the face of a witness or a big shot.
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Love presents himself as a guy who calls out bullshit: He doesn't let pushy drug dealers and shrinks control his life, like Brian; he doesn't let other people make all the decisions, like Carl; he doesn't fuck everything that moves and hang out with Charles Manson, like Dennis Wilson.
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Since 1995, when Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani seized control of the country from his father, Qatar has sought to assert its independence from pushy neighbors through Western-style educational initiatives, and human rights and business reforms, all touched in some way by the Emir's combative style.
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Queer and punk activism, well-practiced in work at the periphery, took a lead, and paved a road into the eighties, with theatrical protests at the 1984 Democratic National Convention; the audacious, enormously successful efforts by ACT UP to change AIDS policy; and the pushy, calculating Earth First!
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"Bad experiences can also ripple outward and cause our dogs to have issues or concerns outside of the dog park as well," Mr. Hof said, adding that dogs at dog parks might pick up bad habits such as being pushy when greeting or engaging in play with other dogs.
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And beyond our industry, women are less likely than men to be given plum assignments, are given less useful feedback, are seen as pushy when they ask for pay rises (men are seen as ambitious) and, in leadership roles, may be seen as either competent or likeable, but rarely both.
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These two signs balance each other wonderfully; however, with Uranus, the planet of surprise and chaos, thrown in the mix, some unexpected conflicts will arise that may find us being too Libra—which could mean being a doormat or even being fake—or being too Aries, perhaps pushy or reckless.
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Yet Amazon's background check policy insinuates itself into the hiring decisions these companies are able to make—especially if Amazon is provides the lion's share of work for these local outfits—and testimony around pushy FC workers and app deactivations suggests Amazon also wields the power to functionally fire drivers as well.
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There is a popular image of reporters as a pack of pushy cold callers who will stalk anyone to get their story, and while that is true at times, I can tell you from experience that it is really awkward and emasculating to try to interview someone who doesn't want to talk.
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While it certainly is an impressive sight that can conjure all kinds of treasure-hunting fantasies, a lot of other people seem to have the same idea — crowds can be pushy, merchants even pushier (not to mention price gouges), and overall it can feel like anything but an escape from everyday life.
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"The insurance sector is a $1 trillion industry that is still largely dependent on pen and paper, pushy salespeople, doctor office visits, and legacy systems, which is why we believe there is a tremendous opportunity to simplify the process through technology — and that's exactly what Ethos has built," Accel's Niparko told CNBC in an email.
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The string of sea shanties I heard could have been a natural result of what happens when you tune into the Faroe Islands' shanty-only station, or I could have stumbled upon a special, never-to-be-repeated program: 24 hours of commercial-free shanties, a concession to a pushy loyal listener who loves sea shanties more than anything.
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A radiant Greek woman (Katerina Misichroni) struggles to protect her debt-squeezed restaurant from a pushy developer while caring for an amnesiac British D.J. Around them, a flotsam of idiosyncratic travelers — a Yeats-quoting Libyan refugee; a Turkish drug dealer-cum-baker — ebbs and flows, saddled with naïvely hackneyed dialogue and a director who seems to be entertaining only himself.
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And thus begins what might be called a road trip — in the tradition of that prototypical unhappy, car-bound family movie, "Little Miss Sunshine" — as the three siblings (and the pushy Kathy, who insists that she drive) travel across Long Island to lay Dad to rest and to clear out his house, a place that was never home to Amy.
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And during the course of the quasi-affair he actually wasn't a shit: He acted like a real person and put up with a fair amount of crap from Monica who, by her own account, could be a pushy brat — cajoling him to help her find a better job, wanting more attention, and getting mad when he was preoccupied with other things, like Congress.
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" Shedding light on her own background, Marx spoke of a previous failed marriage at 18 and revealed, "Sometimes I forget that once upon a time, I was the religious nut with terrible and harmful ideas- and even though I am still human and still learning, I have changed and grown- and that is due to non-pushy ideology slowly turning me to the light.
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I bag my own groceries at the store, I'm a pushy dickhead and I believe that I will be able to bag my own shit faster and more efficiently than Pizzaface behind the register, who I already know is destined to put every last egg and blackberry at the bottom of my bag and lay a six-pack of Fanta directly on top of them.
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"You can be the most talented and professional person in the world, but if the people at the top think that you are happy where you are, they may overlook you when there are promotions available," "Of course, you don't want to seem overly competitive or pushy, but good managers will always have an interest in what your personal goals are — so don't be afraid to explain them."
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Photographed, edited and directed with the minimal competency of an 1980s TV movie, with every scene slathered in a pushy, secondhand musical score (lest we're ever left to decide how to feel about any of its events for ourselves), "The Last Laugh" is also hobbled by the weakness that has plagued stand-up narratives from "Punchline" to "The Comedian": all the onstage material, whether intended to be bad or brilliant, simply isn't funny.
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I'd learned how to laugh with C-List celebrities on the Lower East Side as our elevator inched up to private loft parties hosted by some production company for some movie premiere; I'd learned how to navigate the city with a native aplomb and argue with taxi drivers that no, I did not want to take the FDR; I'd learned how to be just the right side of nasty when dealing with pushy PR account executives.
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