She rages against a form that identifies "victim's race" as white.
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The other enemy Mr Salvini rages against is more likely to fight back.
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Younger sister Arya rages against the system with sword skills and a grimace.
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A Wutbürger rages against a new train station and tilts against wind turbines.
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The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE.
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She rages against the gap in studio time between female and male visual artists.
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Uygur rages against the cable news establishment on the latest episode of Recode Media.
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President Donald Trump rages against the first Republican to call for impeachment proceedings against him.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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He rages against the Chinese, whom he accuses of inventing global warming to destroy American industry.
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The Trump campaign wants to retain supporters, and find new ones, as the president rages against impeachment.
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Can it constrain a president who openly admires authoritarians abroad and rages against constraints on his power?
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Macbeth rages against sound and fury signifying nothing, and this production knows whereof its title character speaks.
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Sinead O'Connor told police Prince was a violent man who flew into drug-fueled rages against women, including herself.
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RELATED: Sanders calls GOP health care bill 'destructive' and 'irresponsible' It rages against corporations and identifies several specific bogeymen.
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But as he rages against Mississippi's woeful education system, he knows these blights demand bigger tools than a mayor can wield.
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Even as Andrés Manuel López Obrador rages against other indignities of modern Mexican life, he dare not criticise Donald Trump too harshly.
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Go deeper: Trump rages against fake everything Reality check: Trump is pushing fake news on the migrant caravan Trump's torch-it-all strategy
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As much as Trump rages against asylum claims, they are codified in US and international laws that he in practice cannot just disregard.
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Jimmy fully loses it in front of all the guests and rages against his father (Ronnie never even took him to see Big Night).
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His understanding of Mr Trump's needy relationship with the media, whose praise and attention he craves even as he rages against them, is acute.
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One woman against the world Just like Tiananmen Square's Tank Man almost 30 years ago, this protester in Venezuela bravely rages against the machine.
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On top of their music comes their deeply political message: one that howls for liberation, and rages against oppression in all its wretched forms.
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Warren said she gets "worried" about the president trying to fire Mueller when he rages against Mueller or the Justice Department that appointed him.
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The track "Nazional" rages against the National Guard, which faced withering criticism for excessive use of force in breaking up anti-government protests in 2017.
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Margo Martindale recurs as "Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale," a hellraising version of herself who rages against anyone who dares disrespect her deep body of work.
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In the second episode, Brent gets so drunk that he rages against Sara, the woman in the house he's been flirting with, saying cruel things about her.
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Celeste rages against everyone—her family, her colleagues, the press and the world—because she is traumatised, both by the shooting and the appropriation of her grief.
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Detroit (CNN)As their progressive base rages against President Donald Trump, the candidates vying to lead the Democratic Party are all abiding by a simple rule: First, do no harm.
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Quinn rages against this idea and tells Rachel "the most feminist thing" she could do isn't supporting the Bachelorette stand-in — no, it's helping Quinn save her reality TV empire.
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The President rages against it, denouncing it as a hoax and a witch hunt, while some of Trump's political adversaries hope it will lead to the end of his presidency.
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On Monday, Freedom Partners, an organization that's part of the Koch political network, launched a six-figure television and radio ad campaign that rages against the import tariffs being implemented by Trump.
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Donald Trump rages against the machine "He who writes the rules, rules -- as the old saying goes," said Gary Emineth, former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party and expert on the party's rules.
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So as the President slips political constraints by shuffling his White House and foreign policy team and rages against convention, Mueller and his investigators have Trump penned in with no easy means of escape.
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The result will be countless Twitter rages against Democrats, ever more pointed attacks on the central bank and a slew of aggressive executive actions in areas, such as immigration control, that appeal to his base.
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The boy — one of the many new characters introduced in the play — is played convincingly by Sam Clemmett, who manages to keep his stubborn teen sympathetic and likable throughout even when he rages against his father.
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas).
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas).
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"Calm, in control," Wessels saunters out into the maelstrom to coolly cut the grass, a living monument to the bourgeois masculinity presiding over the end of the world, stoically managing his property as the very air he breathes rages against him.
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Regional Justice Center's furious Seattle hardcore rages against the horrors of the carceral state and the rampant injustice that infects the American criminal "justice" system like maggots on a rotting corpse (while leaving plenty of room for punishing pit-ready breakdowns).
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In 2012, the same thing happened to former Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan when he professed his love for Rage Against the Machine only to get called "the embodiment of the machine our music rages against" by guitarist Tom Morello.
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" To Americans and British, says Oliver, "This feels a little like déjà vu: a potentially destabilizing populist campaigning on anti-immigrant rhetoric who rages against the elites ... even as all the experts assure us that there is no way this can possibly happen.
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Tom Morello rages against the establishment CNN's #GetPolitical series caught up with the legendary rapper, who shared his thoughts about activism today, America's love-hate relationship with hip-hop, Eminem's big political statement and whether mumble rap has a place in the genre.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Gabbard calls out 2202 opponents fundraising off impeachment Bullock to seek public financing for 2628 bid MORE (D) will apply to receive public financing for his struggling presidential campaign.
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Read more: Trump rages against migrant caravans in long, bizarre press conference, vows to bar asylum claims from people who cross the border illegally The administration had also complained that the nationwide order preventing the policy from taking effect was too broad.
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On Caustic, burly vocalist and guitarist Ethan McCarthy rages against racism, corruption, structural inequality, and depression in his imposing roar, laying down juddering, noise-soaked riffs for the rhythm section—drummer Joe Linden and bassist Jonathan Campos—provide mephitic fuel for the blast furnace.
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The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Texas), both on the House Armed Services Committee, wrote a letter on July 3 citing the departure of the agency's first director and "apparent change of direction" in the agency.
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Congressman Tim BurchettTimothy (Tim) Floyd BurchettHouse Republican: Tariffs are 'only way' to change US-China relationship GOP lawmaker on Iran tensions: Military should always be 'the last option' The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE dismisses the fervor over the Ukrainian scandal.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Gabbard calls out 85033 opponents fundraising off impeachment Bullock to seek public financing for 2020 bid MORE (D) have sent out supporter emails with petition links that lead to a donations page, while Sen.
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas) questioned late last month if the individual was a "leaker," while Sen.
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Read more: Quentin Tarantino says 'Kung Fu Panda' is just a 'straight-up parody' of 'Kill Bill'Much like his films, it seems Tarantino likes to live his life in a bygone era, as the iconic director frequently rages against the trappings of modern technology and prefers to use more analogue methods himself.
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas) questioned if individuals who shared information with the whistleblower were leaking classified information.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Gabbard calls out 2020 opponents fundraising off impeachment Bullock to seek public financing for 85033 bid MORE (Mont.) unveiled on Friday a sweeping plan to protect public lands as a way to appeal to rural voters and break out of the primary field's bottom tier.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyMcConnell: Communist Party's methods a 'tragedy' for Chinese people Trump congratulates China on anniversary as GOP lawmakers decry communist rule The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Wyo.), the No. 3 House Republican, said that the Ukraine call appears to her like "a political set up" (The Hill).
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P.S. The Axios social media policy, which applies to all our colleagues, prohibits the sharing of political views or derogatory snark online: "Don't say anything on the internet that you wouldn't publish under your byline or say on TV." Go deeper: How pro-trust initiatives are taking over the Internet Trump rages against fake everything Fake News 2.0: The propaganda war gets sophisticated
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas), the sponsor of the Senate reauthorization measure, each spoke at Wednesday's event and commended RAINN's efforts to advocate for survivors of sexual violence.
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EDT: President Trump meets with Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE.
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Tim BurchettTimothy (Tim) Floyd BurchettHouse Republican: Tariffs are 'only way' to change US-China relationship GOP lawmaker on Iran tensions: Military should always be 'the last option' The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Tenn.) on news of the day; Adam Green, the co-founder of the Progress Change Campaign Committee, who talks about the presidential campaign of Sen.
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And this doesn't include potentially competitive races in Texas (John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE) and Kentucky (Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnell2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Pro-impeachment group targets GOP senators with .
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Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyMcConnell: Communist Party's methods a 'tragedy' for Chinese people Trump congratulates China on anniversary as GOP lawmakers decry communist rule The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Wyo.) called out House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Trump to hold campaign rally in Dallas in October Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE, the top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, on Monday announced that he will not seek reelection.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Trump to hold campaign rally in Dallas in October Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE (Texas), the top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, announced earlier Monday that he will not seek reelection.
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From George Wallace's 1962 election as governor of Alabama—in which he swore to "never be outniggered again,"—and George H. W. Bush's infamous "Willie Horton" ad in the 1988 presidential race, to this year's "Make America White Again" congressional ad campaign and Donald Trump's xenophobic rages against Muslims and Mexicans, racial hatred has long been a staple of right-wing politics in America, creating scapegoats for a misinformed and dissatisfied segment of the white electorate.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Trump to hold campaign rally in Dallas in October Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE (R-Texas), the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee, announced Monday his retirement from Congress at the end of his term.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Trump to hold campaign rally in Dallas in October Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE (R-Texas), the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, has announced his retirement at the end of this term.
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McCarthy, who has served as Army under secretary since 2017, will fill the role formerly held by Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE until he became Defense secretary in July.
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Sen. Tim BurchettTimothy (Tim) Floyd BurchettHouse Republican: Tariffs are 'only way' to change US-China relationship GOP lawmaker on Iran tensions: Military should always be 'the last option' The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Tenn.) downplayed the formal impeachment inquiry launched by House Democrats, saying he doesn't see it ultimately leading to President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's removal from office.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE on Friday said that the Trump administration's delay in sending $85033 million in military aid to Ukraine, a move now at the center of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry, did not affect U.S. national security.
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Doocy is incredulous that Democrats don't want to build Trump's border wall, Kilmeade is going bug-eyed describing the NFL protests, Ainsley is disgusted by Chelsea Manning's "new excuse" for leaking documents, Kilmeade rages against the "Taliban 27," and then Doocy is pissed that Obamacare is "exploding" just like he predicted it would and then Ainsley tells us coal is coming back, and then someone says a guy was arrested with a gun and a pressure cooker, and then 28,000 ISIS fighters surrendered, and then THAT DOESN'T MATTER AT ALL because now Iran is threatening to bomb us.
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Rep. Tim BurchettTimothy (Tim) Floyd BurchettHouse Republican: Tariffs are 'only way' to change US-China relationship GOP lawmaker on Iran tensions: Military should always be 'the last option' The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Tenn.) defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's ongoing trade war with China, arguing that such a hardline approach is the only way to fundamentally change diplomatic relations with Beijing.
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Rep. Tim BurchettTimothy (Tim) Floyd BurchettHouse Republican: Tariffs are 'only way' to change US-China relationship GOP lawmaker on Iran tensions: Military should always be 'the last option' The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Tenn.) expressed hope for President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's ability to negotiate a peace deal in the Middle East, adding that military action should be a last resort.
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Joseph Dunford administered the oath at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., in a ceremony attended by President Trump and a cadre of top administration officials, including Vice President Pence, Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE and all of the service secretaries and chiefs.
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Joseph Dunford administered the oath at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., in a ceremony attended by President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE and a cadre of top administration officials, including Vice President Pence, Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE and all of the service secretaries and chiefs.
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Chris Collins pleads guilty in insider trading case The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE to plead guilty to insider trading | Thornberry is sixth Texas House Republican to announce retirement | Forever 21 files for bankruptcy IN THE WHITE HOUSE Trump called for the House Intelligence Committee chairman to be arrested for treason: This morning, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE suggested that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging New York Times reporter fact-checks McCarthy on whistleblower claims Republicans seize on reports of whistleblower consulting with Intel Committee MORE (D-Calif.) should be arrested for treason for exaggerating Trump's call with the president of Ukraine. http://bit.
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McConnell, the majority leader, told reporters Tuesday that he pressed Secretary of Defense Mark EsperMark EsperThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Overnight Defense: Dems subpoena Giuliani for Ukraine docs | DOJ says Trump contacted foreign countries over Russia inquiry | Top Armed Services Republican Thornberry to retire | Milley sworn in as top general MORE and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoGiuliani says some documents turned over by State watchdog came from him Overnight Defense: Trump fumes about impeachment inquiry | Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' on Ukraine | North Korea tests missile days before talks to resume Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' MORE over the summer about the delay in sending foreign aid to Ukraine but didn't receive an explanation for the holdup.
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"Brook" is shocked to learn that Falstaff already has a planned assignation with Mistress Ford that night. After Falstaff leaves, Ford tears off his disguise and rages against his wife's apparent infidelity.
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Saul summons David to court again as both Michal and Merab express their faith that God will protect David. Jonathan tries to explain to Saul why David has not responded to his summons. Saul rages against both David and Jonathan.
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1824) and Fyodor (b. 1827), sisters Elizaveta (b. 1821) and Anna (b. 1823). This early retirement from the army, as well as his job as a provincial inspector, caused Aleksey Sergeyevich much frustration resulting in drunken rages against both his peasants and his wife.
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In 2019, Idlib-based rapper Amir Almuarri achieved worldwide recognition for his music, which throws light on the suffering of the Syrian people under siege. His latest composition, "On all fronts", where he rages against all those involved in the fighting, received widespread coverage by Arabic and international media.
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His paintings show and celebrate life, not mere landscapes. He is brought back to an untitled painting he finished yesterday, and its simplicity and beauty. He would like to change and alter it to make it more perfect. Still he rages against the line and elderly ticket clerk who delays him.
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English translation Hey, Slovaks, there still lives the Slovak language As long as our faithful heart beats for our nation! There lives, lives, lives the Slovak spirit, it will live for ages! Thunder and Hell, in vain are your rages against us! God entrusted to us our language our thunderwielding god.
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What happened to you among > them that you are not on the side of the king, your lord? [...] [I]f you > plot evil, treacherous things, then you, together with your entire family, > shall die by the axe of the king. So perform your service for the king, your > lord, and you will live. You yourself know that the king does not fail when > he rages against all of Canaan.
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The ship berths and the Pilgrim hurries off to tell the countess that Jaufré has arrived, that he is close to death, and that he wants to see her. Carried on a pallet, Jaufré is brought to the citadel unconscious, but recovers somewhat in Clémence's presence. With Jaufré approaching death, the couple embrace and declare their love for each other. After Jaufré dies in her arms, Clémence rages against Heaven and considers herself responsible for the tragedy.
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As Race looks at the body of Brown, Alvarez, who is also near the body quickly claims to have no part in the murder. Mendoza and Dr. Calderon enter the scene as well, and again pronounce Father Brown dead. A funeral is held for the simple priest, in which Mendoza decides to give a long, drawn-out speech. In his ramblings, he attacks all atheists, and is soon in a fiery argument with Alvarez, who rages against resurrection of the dead in part of his argument.
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The > poem describes in detail Ila Devi's puberty and the consummation of her > marriage to Krishna. Radha advises the young bride on how she should respond > to Krishna's lovemaking, and Krishna on handling his young bride tenderly. > But the poem also captures at the same time the pain of a woman in her prime > who must give up her own desire and yearning. At one point, unable to bear > the grief of her own separation from Krishna, whom she desires herself, > Radha breaks down and rages against Krishna for having abandoned her.
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However, it frees Dylan to resume his relationship with Kelly. In Season 5, Dylan rages against Valerie, the Walsh family friend, blaming her for wanting to imitate Brenda and not having the guts to confront the Walsh parents, as Brenda was able to do before. She will also send an announcement to Dylan at the latter's wedding. Or, in the last episode of the series illustrating the marriage of Donna and David, it is alluded to a slumber party that Brenda had organized when they were still in high school.
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Sarah also defends Ivan against David and comforts him. When happiness already seems to be returning, David carries out one last evil: he tells Sara that Ivan knew his father was innocent. This one rages against Ivan, insults him and leaves him although he defends himself and swears that he knew nothing. Basilio tries to convince Sara that Ivan really did not know anything, that he was aware of it but did not hide it, but Sara does not forgive him and leaves the house taking his son.
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Almuarri is a rapper from the town of Maarrat al-Numan, in the Idlib Governorate, an opposition-held area that suffered several bombing campaigns during the Syrian civil uprising and war. He gained worldwide recognition after the release of his latest composition "On all fronts", receiving coverage by Arabic and international media, where he rages against all those involved in the fighting and repression of the population. The music video was filmed entirely in Idlib between August and September 2019, while the Governorate faced shelling by the Syrian regime and Russia. It features 62 civilians defying reprisals from local and external authorities.
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He initially tries to force them both to come back to the camp with him, but eventually agrees to let Peter escape when he realizes that he's not willing to shoot him. Claire, though, is taken back to the military troops' camp where Nathan is waiting and makes plans to send her back home. Claire is unwilling to forsake her friends, though, and rages against both of her fathers and their betrayal of the other heroes. Daphne and Ando arrive at the crash site and, while they don't see either Matt or Hiro, see Claire in shackles.
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Tom Morello, the lead guitarist of Rage Against The Machine, wrote an op-ed in Rolling Stone stating that "Paul Ryan's love for Rage Against The Machine is amusing, because he is the embodiment of the machine that our music has been raging against for two decades" and "You see, the super rich must rationalize having more than they could ever spend while millions of children in the U.S. go to bed hungry every night".August Brown, Tom Morello rips Rage Against the Machine fan Paul Ryan Los Angeles Times (August 17, 2012).Natalie Jennings, Tom Morello rages against Paul Ryan (August 17, 2012). Washington Post.
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Loris attempts to place Corwyn under Interdict, but a group of bishops refuses to participate in an action that would punish an entire duchy for the actions of its duke. Loris rages against the rebels, but he and his supporters are thrown out of Dhassa, effectively splitting the Curia. Kelson has traveled to the city of Culdi to attend the wedding of Morgan's sister, Bronwyn, and Duncan's half-brother, Kevin. Unknown to anyone, a jealous architect named Rimmell has fallen in love with Bronwyn and seeks to win her affections through the use of a love charm he acquires from an old witch woman.
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He rages against the vice squad, but is interrupted by the arrival of the Marschallin. The Police Inspector greets her before clearing the room, and she explains to the Baron that he has been had. Sophie returns and tells Ochs that their engagement is off; Octavian emerges, and the Marschallin confirms that Octavian, Valzacchi, Annina, and others set up a "masquerade" together to break his engagement. Ochs, glancing back and forth between Octavian and the Marschallin, now grasps the nature of their relationship and implies that he may tell the Marschallin's husband of it, but he is cowed by the Marschallin's force of will (if not the sight of Octavian's sword) and ingloriously departs, pursued by children and bill collectors.
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The realm of Night, in contrast, is the representation of intrinsic reality, in which the lovers can be together and their desires can be openly expressed and reach fulfilment: it is the realm of oneness, truth and reality and can only be achieved fully upon the deaths of the lovers. The realm of Night, therefore, becomes also the realm of death: the only world in which Tristan and Isolde can be as one forever, and it is this realm that Tristan speaks of at the end of act 2 ("Dem Land das Tristan meint, der Sonne Licht nicht scheint").Magee 2001, p. 221. In act 3, Tristan rages against the daylight and frequently cries out for release from his desires (Sehnen).
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Simon Gray employs the colloquial slang term in your face to describe contemporary theatre dialogue in his play Japes, which premiered in London, in early February 2001.See Lizzie Loveridge, Review of Japes, CurtainUp, 8 February 2001. In the play, Michael Cartts, a middle-aged author, rages against a new kind of writing that he describes as "in your face". After watching a new play by a young playwright, Cartts describes the stage characters as follows: Appropriating the slang British spelling used by the band In Yer Face, extending the theatrical contexts exposed in Gray's play Japes, and, as the OED observes, employing the more-frequently-hyphenated adjectival form, Sierz used in yer face in his category "in-yer-face theatre" as defined in his book of that title.
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In the company of others he was sometimes seduced into speaking on that subject, but he was always afraid to say too much; his father had been a supporter of the Patriot movement, and Halbertsma could never forget how badly that had ended. For all that, he did not just stand by when his sense of justice was violated, as is shown by his poems De Grytman ("The Grietman"; about corruption in the political upper classes in Friesland) and Batthyany's Dea ("Batthyany's Death"; about the execution of Lajos Batthyány, the leader of the Hungarians in the Hungarian Rebellion of 1848–1849). He also wrote, in Dutch, a poem in which he rages against the fact that Frisian members of the Tweede Kamer voted against the proposal to abolish slavery in 1853.Breuker 1993, p. 593.
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A Suffolk coastal village, mid-19th century (The date is not specified, but the foghorn in Act III places it later than the date of Crabbe's poem) Peter Grimes is questioned at an inquest over the death at sea of his apprentice. The townsfolk, all present, make it clear that they think Grimes is guilty and deserving of punishment. Although the coroner, Mr Swallow, determines the boy's death to be accidental and clears Grimes without a proper trial, he advises Grimes not to get another apprentice—a proposal against which Grimes vigorously protests. As the court is cleared, Ellen Orford, the schoolmistress whom Grimes wishes to marry as soon as he gains the Borough's respect, attempts to comfort Grimes as he rages against what he sees as the community's unwillingness to give him a true second chance.
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