I do want to mention that sitting on a cruise ship railing is akin to sitting on the balcony railing of a high-rise hotel.
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" Keepers are unsure how the giraffe found itself wedged in the railing since "it's not like a railing where a child could put their head through.
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If Trump doesn't start working with Congress to pass important reform legislation soon, there's a good chance that instead of railing about the "fake news," others will be railing about a fake government.
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There's nothing wrong with Governor Cuomo railing against the NRA.
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Some passengers threw themselves to the center railing to escape.
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He spent Thursday night railing on lawmakers like Ohio's Sen.
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We had a piece of the railing that was dangling.
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His teammates roared with laughter and slapped the dugout railing.
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I grabbed the protective railing and squeezed with both hands.
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She grabbed a nearby railing, screaming that she was pregnant.
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The party has been railing against immigration, poverty and corruption.
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Someone had wrapped the railing with streams of Christmas tinsel.
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Warren has built a political career railing against Wall Street.
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But railing against immigration is in the president's electoral DNA.
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This might sound like I'm railing against Apple for hypocrisy.
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He woke up against a metal railing six feet away.
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Canuck usually lands on the railing right outside my door.
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He punched hard enough to send Jacob into the railing.
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In 1978, a visitor threw horse manure over the railing.
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Here's Beck railing against Obama's "communist mentor" Frank Marshall Davis.
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According to the maritime lawyer Michael Winkleman, Chloe Wiegand's grandfather placed her on a railing in a children's play area, believing there was glass in front of the railing to prevent Wiegand from falling.
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The maritime lawyer Michael Winkleman told NBC News that Wiegand's grandfather placed her on a railing in a children's play area, believing there was glass in front of the railing to prevent Wiegand from falling.
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She's making a railing for our house that's also a slide.
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People recalled Paddock railing about gun control and against the government.
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I draped my forearms over the railing and cocked my head.
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The foundation of Donald Trump's campaign was railing against unauthorized immigrants.
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"All of a sudden, Cindy starts railing on Casey," says Grund.
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Now, here is Claire, holding onto the railing for dear life.
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Or, further back, when Trump announced his candidacy railing against immigrants.
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A sitting area with a glass railing looks into the kitchen.
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Viola isn't the only character railing against the construct of gender.
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The manifesto spends far more time railing against Latinxs and immigrants.
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Late in the night, Meyer wandered over to the ship's railing.
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We get bored of always railing at people or poking them.
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His vulnerability explains the authorities' increasingly shrill railing against Mr Thanathorn.
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Trump has responded by repeatedly railing against Democrats and the media.
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"It says nothing except railing against the current system," said Treyz.
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Immigration hawks have been railing against "sanctuary cities" for a long time.
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But this kind of railing is par for the course for Trump.
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He's been called "authoritarian" after railing on Twitter against a critical journalist.
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The railing is sort of like an art piece for our house.
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Zambia's late president, Michael Sata, won power after railing against Chinese bosses.
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POLITICIANS OFTEN like to rally their supporters by railing against foreign menaces.
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In the cute snapshot, Cooper peered over the railing of Benjamin's crib.
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Both excel when railing against the political elite and the mainstream media.
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Trump has spent much of the last year railing against Mueller's probe.
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He even spoke about the the railing — or at least, kind of.
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I wore shorts, no shirt, put my legs up on the railing.
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But he was still using the supposed vice he was railing against.
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The iron railing along the restored marble stairwell that first captivated Mrs.
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You see it in Donald Trump's railing against immigrants and trade agreements.
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A pink Ohlala banner tied to the railing billows silently behind her.
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In many cases, he's just railing against segregation and its burdens. A
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Had there been a railing, I'd have squeezed it with both hands.
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Ask the neighbor whose railing was damaged to sign the letter, too.
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Flowers and balloons were tied to the porch railing above the memorial.
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They've also created storage in the bedroom by installing a clothes railing.
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Trump responded to Monday's raid by railing against the special counsel's investigation.
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I've been railing against [this stock] and I continue to do so.
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Reserve a seat by the railing for sunset views over the water.
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He stood by himself, a mournful figure leaning against a metal railing.
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He stood by himself, a mournful figure leaning against a metal railing.
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But there was a high railing that wasn't doing me any favors.
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The woman was eventually helped back over the railing to safety, officers said.
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Children lean over the front row railing at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, 22018.
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The villa has a two-story foyer and staircase with an iron railing.
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The president-elect spent much of his campaign railing against Muslims and Mexicans.
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He started railing about it when Fox started covering it on October 13.
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Trump rocketed to the top of the polls by railing about illegal immigrants.
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"It's a symbol of the corruption Xi has been railing against," he added.
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In it, he is sitting on a railing with swans in the background.
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The GOP, after all, has spent years railing against the Affordable Care Act.
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The railing was made of glass, for unobstructed views of the endless ocean.
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Still, Iran hawks are railing against the deal ahead of the certification deadline.
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There is a girl standing at the railing, face averted, in her twenties.
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The guy who was on the railing a minute ago isn't there anymore.
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Now that we're almost at the railing, we start to feel the height.
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The next morning, I came out and saw the railing was screwed up.
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Lunge pulse Hold onto a railing or bar and lower into a lunge.
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In speeches, he struck a choleric, sometimes threatening tone, railing against unspecified enemies.
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The pretty white-and-coral cement railing along the walkway had been smashed.
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Nobody's better at angrily railing against America's rich and powerful than Bernie Sanders.
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Splinter, is going to be railing about you day in and day out?
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Until now, the only barrier along the pathway was a barricade-high railing.
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Then he ran away, and the other two lifted it over the railing.
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He said it was clear the ball had not yet crossed the railing.
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Mr. Trump began the day railing about the scope of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Two bedrooms open to a long balcony with carved wood railing and shutters.
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Trump tweeted throughout Thursday's hearing, often retweeting Republican accounts railing against the inquiry.
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Putin is continually railing against gays, Muslims, atheists, the "infertile and genderless" West.
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He drew the approval of younger men while railing against the Trump deal.
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Clips of her railing against Republicans on House committees draw millions of clicks.
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Trump has made railing against free trade deals a centerpiece of his campaign.
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An iguana lounges on a railing on a condominium in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida.
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You won't find me railing against the destructive influence of gaming; quite the opposite.
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Democrats stayed up all night long, railing against her nomination from the Senate floor.
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Following the paper trail of ISIS, railing against Emmanuel Macron and relaxing with monkeys.
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Much later, he hurdled the dugout railing the moment Bregman lined his winning single.
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"Free the Corsicans from oppression," he proclaimed, railing against France's "colonisation" of the island.
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But a politician can lose, and look like a Luddite, by railing against progress.
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The others were hanging from a railing attached to the ceiling, media reports said.
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Tumpane, 7413, noticed a woman hopping over the railing of the Roberto Clemente Bridge.
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Olds railing against Youths, and vice versa, is a tale as old as reproduction.
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He was a scaremonger, railing against "Communistic labor-leader racketeers" and politically controlled newspapers.
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Blankenship has spent the bulk of his campaign railing against the establishment and McConnell.
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My hands grew tired from gripping the railing, but they never loosened their hold.
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He also made railing against the country's political elite a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Trump has been criticized for railing against the Fed, but his argument was right.
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President Trump has been railing against Amazon, but hasn't made a peep about Facebook.
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He also plays such a typical dad, railing against his kids' taste in music.
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Grabbing hold of the railing, Samira leaned over the sea, as if to purge.
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A metal railing down the middle of the stoop separated the house's two entrances.
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Then she would push the accumulated pile under the railing, onto the other side.
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For one, his uncle had been part of the establishment he was railing against.
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So he would grip the railing on both sides and hop down the steps.
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They positioned themselves along the railing that rimmed the court's lower-level seating area.
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" Mr. Schneiderman, she continued, "has made a career railing against this type of abuse.
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His hands had become baby-like, grasping our fingers or the bed railing reflexively.
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Such measures could address a concern that Washington has been railing on for ages.
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But Marrero hit a 24-24.41 curveball just over the railing in right-center.
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The President had taken to railing on those topics during his rollicking campaign rallies.
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They would be railing against expanding the criminal law to target a political opponent.
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Cindy McCain told CNN he'd be "railing against what's going on" at the moment.
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An up-and-coming congressman is running for the Senate and railing against impeachment.
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" Trump has been railing on Cruz in recent days, repeatedly calling him a "liar.
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It works when he's railing against Wall Street or, to a lesser extent, structural racism.
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Bernie Sanders was recently chided for wearing a (gifted) $700 coat while railing against billionaires.
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Some on the left are railing against Trump&aposs meeting with the North Korean leader.
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The llamas aren't just llamas, they're rogue heroes railing against cages they were forced into.
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The stairs had no railing, and rebar stuck out several feet in a few places.
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She looks over the railing to see Sasha's lifeless body laying on the balcony below.
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Railing against Trump's rhetoric O'Brien's critiques of Trump expanded far past politics and foreign policy.
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For all of his railing on the system, he's actually a cuck of the system.
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He has been railing about this issue for decades and then all through the campaign.
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JAIR BOLSONARO won last October's presidential election in Brazil by railing against crime and corruption.
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Why has Silicon Valley spent the weekend talking about him, railing against him, bashing Google?
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He thought he would hop over the railing and land on a ledge by it.
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After disciplining the tourist, he then climbs over the railing to retrieve the woman's glove.
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He radioed for help and climbed over the railing himself, hoping to rescue the child.
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Clinton, Mr. Trump and Disney, while railing against the campaign finance system and economic inequality.
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She headed for the railing and threw up off the starboard side of the boat.
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On the campaign trail, Trump made railing on journalists a key part of his rallies.
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And in the foreground, the railing, where it curves at the M, has been dinged.
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Conservatives on and off Capitol Hill have cheered Toomey on while railing against the agency.
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Ramos spent years railing against the newspaper after it reported on his case in 2011.
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Hurrying down the porch steps, her hand pushing through plushy snow to grasp the railing.
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He puts his hand over the railing, and at one point the bison backs away.
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For 25 minutes, divers guide patrons around the seafloor using an installed railing for balance.
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"My success is not a result of my individual railing against white supremacy," Nance said.
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They say the company had made shoddy repairs on the railing in the last year.
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Railing against a plot that doesn't actually exist eventually drives them into paranoia and frustration.
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"I just tried to get to the railing as fast as I could," he said.
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They peered over the railing, looking for mermaids through the sick green of agricultural runoff.
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For all of his railing on the system he's actually a cuck of the system.
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Wednesday's decision thrilled activists and environmental groups who had spent months railing against the project.
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Until now, that meant someone who lingered too close to the railing for too long.
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The overhead baggage racks on most Amtrak trains have only a shallow edge and railing.
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It's a sharp reversal for a GOP that just weeks ago was railing against socialism.
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As soon as he cleared the railing, however, a new feeling came over him: regret.
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That did not stop him from railing against the policies of his three major nemeses.
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But their main focus seemed to be railing against the marchers with shouts and pushing.
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One day he's having his wares made in China; the next, he's railing against outsourcing.
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So, I was trying to stand her on the railing, and it happened in seconds.
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This is in spite of Mr. Trump railing against media mergers on the campaign trail.
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The suspect's Facebook page featured posts railing against Bolsonaro, Agencia Brasil quoted police as saying.
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Immigration dominated a segment of the debate, with the Democrats railing against Trump's border policies.
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You can start the evening on the red carpet, railing against sexism in the music industry.
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He complied with orders to move away from the railing and to stand near a wall.
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A second snap features the singer climbing over the railing with a grin on her face.
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Some of those railing against the global elite probably do not know they belong to it.
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In recent years hardline Islamists have become increasingly assertive, railing against deviants, heretics and their ilk.
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In April, he released a video railing against the idea Russians had meddled in the election.
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"Maybe there's a little bit more to me than railing against pumpkin spice lattes," he says.
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Maybe there's a little bit more to me than railing against pumpkin spice lattes in October.
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There's just one problem: Trump has spent the last year railing against his party's powerful donors.
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Sitting on the balcony's railing, "I lifted my foot up and lost my balance," she recalls.
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If a wise person disputes with a fool,there is railing and ridicule but no resolution.
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Unfortunately, it is not just the standard bluster from a nativist politician railing against illegal immigration.
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Jason and I danced and yelled over the railing of the empty arena like in Titanic.
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The ground began to give way after the man climbed over the railing, according to KGMB.
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Runner-up in the last two presidential contests, Lopez Obrador has spent years railing against corruption.
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I shook his hand self-consciously because it was still damp from holding the iron railing.
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Do you spend your weekends railing a whole galaxy of multicolored uppers, downers, screamers, and laughers?
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That's when Aranda picked up the boy and threw him over the railing, the complaint said.
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" He said Trump's comments railing against Puerto Rico were "below the dignity of a sitting president.
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This isn't about the "out-of-control leftist" feminists railing against right-wing men once again.
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Other guests were given a rose or carnation to put on the railing of the monument.
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After the police officers left, Dubinina gets back over the bridge's railing and smugly jumps off.
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He continued railing against the press at the rally in Indiana on Thursday night (The Hill).
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Her mother relaxes her grip on Jude only after he is safely back across the railing.
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The third rate cut this year didn't stop Trump from railing against Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Why are mass protests railing against tax increases rather than demanding more progressive and activist government?
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The suspect's Facebook page featured posts railing against Jair Bolsonaro, Agencia Brasil quoted police as saying.
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"Y'all have a nice weekend," he said, leaning back on a railing as the doors closed.
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Half the railing is busting off and it was about to take the STL with it.
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The martini used to worry she had something to get out—some railing, writhing, libidinous thing.
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The float consists of a box base and a giant horn mounted on its back railing.
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She grasped for the railing, expecting to feel metal in the warmth of her hands. Nothing.
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All of this may make for satisfying politics among populists railing against the predations of elites.
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This all comes on the heels of 40 injured at Friday's concert when a railing collapsed.
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David Flynn, a Tucson sculptor, created the wrought-iron screen door, stair rail and porch railing.
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The gold latticework frame on the mirror is faux, and the gold chair railing is faux.
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Just off his left shoulder, hanging on the railing, will be his bench coach, Josh Bard.
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In it, Walt Whitman leans against the railing of a ship, exalting in all he sees.
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But General Apirat apparently sees nothing inappropriate in railing against communists, student agitators and opposition MPs.
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"I feel like I'm going to die here," Yodalys said as she gripped the metal railing.
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One is that the demonstrators of 21967 were railing not against China, but against the British.
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On the trail last weekend, Cuomo veered strategically between listing his achievements and railing against Trump.
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"I want a trial," he said in a telephone interview, railing against the House Democrats' inquiry.
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The railing from I-75 fell onto the I-24 ramp, according to the state DOT.
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She cried out and grabbed at the railing that ran in front of the basement area.
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Protesters were now railing against perceived police brutality that helped fuel public anger and protest turnouts.
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Wishing for more Norwegian immigrants, and railing against how immigration is "changing the culture" of Europe.
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It was not reported what she said to Francis after she jerked him toward the railing.
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Many on the left began railing against mandatory sentencing laws, which have sent incarceration rates soaring.
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He then radioed for help and climbed over the railing himself, hoping he could rescue the child.
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When Sasha is dragged back to reality, it's Coach Jones who pulls her away from the railing.
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Trump has spent the two days since his acquittal by the Senate railing against his perceived enemies.
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And for Democrats railing against corporate PAC money but accepting other donations, the details can be messy.
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Some of those railing against the global elite probably do not even know they belong to it.
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It's something I've been railing on a lot, as you know, people who take money from thugs.
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He offered what is a now-familiar speech, railing against everything from inequality to privatised water companies.
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However, his newest comic isn't going to be a sermon railing against his ideological opponents, he said.
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The latter, railing against its impending death, kneels helpless while the rest of the herd watches on.
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It's still in the movie — a quick shot of a piece of railing flying by the camera.
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"I used to work on trains as a factory worker," he says, leaning up against a railing.
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However, some think the mall shouldn't be blamed, and that jumping over the railing is unexpected behaviour.
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He sees no apparent hypocrisy in railing against Obama's golf-playing while playing even more golf himself.
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They didn't like the legal immigration either when they were railing against illegal immigration all these years.
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But Cowherd railing against Wall for years at seemingly every opportunity brings the issue into unique focus.
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Perhaps most interesting, he is railing against big corporations and their big money deposited in super PACs.
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Upon seeing staff members carrying metal railing towards the stage, Lee Reynolds' eyes light up in panic.
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It's just that he spent so much time railing against his predecessor for getting out of town.
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Tufekci has been railing against the notion that these platforms are passive actors for some time now.
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By midseason, it's clear that Kohan is railing harder against the prison industrial complex than ever before.
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Camera tripods lined the railing along the K.V.K. People had brought their dogs, and children in strollers.
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I was inter-railing with some friends after we finished school, and our last stop was Amsterdam.
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It has been railing against change since 2013, and sealing off highways is a well-practised tactic.
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And for all of his railing against wind turbines, Trump hasn't acted on his hatred of them.
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Inside the railing, right behind a headstone bearing an etched portrait, hangs another poster of Commander Mahdi.
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Unfortunately, they were not able to save Zuberi, who died shortly after becoming wedged in the railing.
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YOU KNOW, IT'S LIKE A TOTALITARIAN SAY THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN RAILING ABOUT IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE.
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From the street-level, you can see some trees or shrubbery peeking slightly over the terrace's railing.
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Passing a small marina, we stopped, leaning over the railing to look at the dark, oily water.
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Some groups have such an aversion to big government that they end up railing against all government.
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"I looked over this railing and saw her flailing around in this pool of water," Dildine said.
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Michael Bloomberg may join a 2020 field where some leading candidates are railing against wealth like his.
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In the cute snapshot Cohen shared Wednesday, the CNN anchor peers over the railing of Benjamin's crib.
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When critics get offended, he defends himself the way so many comics do, railing against political correctness.
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To lean on a railing at Yankee Stadium or the Metropolitan Opera is to admire their work.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky to support a health care bill he's spent the last week railing against.
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In recent years, Matson has started noticing younger fans pressing up against the front railing at shows.
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I've not had anyone climb over the railing yet, but I've had various threats of gun violence.
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Strangers are telling me intimate secrets, describing their struggles, railing against stigma, and asking me for advice.
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Moments later, Mr. Trump veered to more familiar terrain, railing against Democrats, globalists and the news media.
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Hands-on is less important than onscreen: They wanted him either railing against or defending the president.
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So he climbed the rope and tumbled over the railing, planning to snap a photo and scram.
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From the crowd, a boy walked up the stairs and stood leaning against the porch railing nearby.
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Open on one side except for a barely there railing, it too was not for the cautious.
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"It's better he gets used to it," she said as her son climbed a gazebo railing nearby.
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One of the other two bedrooms has a loft with a timber railing and knotty-pine ceiling.
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"It doesn't match up to the music," he said of the boat movements, leaning over the railing.
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Conservatives have spent eight years railing against Obama's practice of circumventing Congress and governing via executive fiat.
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Trump also spent the outset of his remarks at the Pennsylvania rally railing against the impeachment inquiry.
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Straight ahead of the front door, beyond a staircase with metal cable railing, is a master suite.
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He's been railing against the detrimental effects of millionaires and billionaires on the nation's economy for years.
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The staircase has a bronze railing and is ornamented with a three-panel leaded-green-glass window.
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Then he walked to the edge of the porch and seated himself there, against the wooden railing.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have crafted their political campaigns around railing against the corporate class.
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As well as railing against the gay community online, he also expressed hatred toward Jews and Muslims.
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But he tacked to the left on economic issues, defending Social Security, and railing against trade deals.
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Too much talk about recreational drugs," Sessions said, railing against what he called "the pro-drug crowd.
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Trump spent years railing against the Iran deal and threatening to pull the US out of it.
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Sadly, he eventually got trapped in his purple bubble of privilege and started railing against the gays.
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It's a stunning turnaround for Trump, who spent years railing against leaders who waded into unwinnable conflicts.
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But it remains a magnet for those who dislike Muslims, railing against polygamy and crimes committed by immigrants.
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In one 3D 33-degree video I watched via the Vuze, the railing on a balcony popped out.
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Over 15 years of struggle in Afghanistan, we've seen the Taliban replenish fighters by railing against government corruption.
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"I want to be confident," he begins, before quickly railing off a list of aspirations big and small.
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He also gives a brief speech into the camera, railing against Jews and denying that the Holocaust happened.
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He also gives a brief speech into the camera, railing against Jews and denying that the Holocaust happened.
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Scalise on Tuesday led more than 220006 GOP members in a floor speech rally railing against impeachment efforts.
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In some regard, News Corp was always well-positioned to become a loud voice railing against big tech.
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President Donald Trump was in a mood Wednesday morning, railing on Twitter against special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The footage suggests she was sitting on a deck railing and fell backwards into the water, Carnival said.
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Valentine, worried that Tom has heard too much, pushes Tom over of a railing and off of London.
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He clearly regrets his pick for chairman, frequently railing against Jerome Powell for keeping interest rates too high.
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But, police say, the boy still tried and got his head above the crib's railing before becoming trapped.
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Trump campaigned as an outsider, railing against the sins of both his Republican Party and the Democratic Party.
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Conservatives have spent years railing against environmentalism, the UN, Obamacare, and the few gun regulations the US has.
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I could get on the subway and not fear that someone might accidentally squish me against a railing.
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It drips with humour and politics, railing against the British Empire, airport security, Hare Krishnas, and Donald Trump.
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Together with other artists and activists he launched PAWA254 in 2010, a youth movement railing against social injustice.
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Then he gave a dark speech in Phoenix, railing against unauthorized immigrants and playing on his supporters' fears.
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Gone are the days of railing against asset bubbles and the loose monetary policy that often fuels them.
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Boosie went wild Thursday during an interview with DJ Vlad ... railing on TV shows that showcase gay characters.
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Trex says it accounts for more than 80 percent of all residential decking and railing in North America.
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Seller stood in the back of the house at the railing behind the last row of orchestra seats.
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He has products made overseas while — this will amuse you — railing against the loss of businesses in America.
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I have been railing against this kind of paternalism, this slide toward popular monarchy, for almost a decade.
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And in the end, it did, bouncing off Casey Stengel's retired No. 37 above the left-field railing.
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Democrats, including declared and potential 2020 presidential candidates, are railing against the early data on tax refunds. Sen.
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Among his signature issues: railing against the SAFE Act, the New York gun-control legislation passed in 2013.
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In 2003, a spectator leaned over a railing at the race while holding a bag with dangling strings.
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Debt is a toolWhen my dad finished railing against credit cards, he would switch to debt in general.
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I know I just used my iPhone to level out a railing I installed on my stairs recently.
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Instead of railing on the platform, Mike says it's a refreshing way to say goodbye to the past.
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I finish my drink and toss the beer can over the railing and start flailing my arms wildly.
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Haider won by railing against Austria's two dominant political parties, the People's Party and the Social Democratic Party.
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As I squeezed myself between a railing and the growing crowd of converts, I heard a familiar voice.
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After striking out a second time, Donaldson slammed his bat against the railing in front of the dugout.
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The album's lyrics read like a coat of spiked armor and featured interstitial monologues railing against animal testing.
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Segura lofted a foul near the first base dugout that Votto bobbled at the railing for an error.
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It's crazy: He's just railing against the "global elite," but his agenda is not actually to hurt billionaires.
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Then, Aranda, "without warning," picked up the boy and threw him over the railing to the first floor.
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Option one has Clinton railing against corporations and calling for a fundamental transformation of a broken American economy.
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He also showed a fixated consistency by again railing against "crooked" Hillary Clinton and her aide, Huma Abedin.
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The officers then told Mr. Johnson, who was leaning against a railing, to sit down, Chief Batista said.
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Zell Miller, the Georgia Democrat best remembered for railing against his own party at the 2004 Republican convention.
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And garbage cans are heaved against The railing as the tulips yawn and crack open and fall apart.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) railing against the corruption engendered by big money contributions.
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They gripped on more tightly to the railing as they made their way up to the ground floor.
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President Trump spent months publicly railing about a caravan of migrants working its way up from Central America.
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Mr. Mohammed's rat trap would remain tightly roped to a railing near his brother's grave, Mr. Rassoul promised.
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And there was Old Man Higgins -- Congressman Clay Higgins of Louisiana, that is -- railing against the evil leftists.
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He reaches down, he picks Chloe up, and he holds her over the railing for nearly 25 seconds.
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A young man on a scooter leans over a railing to catch a glimpse of the sunken detritus.
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The populist right railing against globalists, the establishment, and speaking reverently of the "forgotten man" is much the same.
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On the other side, ace Clayton Kershaw and several Dodgers leaned against the dugout railing, watching the Astros celebrate.
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While they have their die-hard fans, many others devote an astonishing amount of energy to railing against them.
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"I've been smoking since I was 13 years old," he says, looking down over a railing at the lab.
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Medellin, Colombia (CNN)Andy Stein shifts on the balls of his feet, leans against a wooden railing, and fidgets.
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The Vermont senator has branded himself as a working-class champion, railing against Wall Street and outlandish CEO salaries.
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The video shows a man identified as Elliott pushing a security guard against a metal railing, and he falls.
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Google has confirmed its investment in Go-Jek, the hail-railing service that rivals Uber and Grab in Indonesia.
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He "leaned in" on the railing dividing the public from the defendants so that he could not be avoided.
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Police said they made about a dozen arrests, including one man who climbed a railing separating protesters from officers.
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She said authorities took a police report for trespass — as the vandal would've had to climb over a railing.
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Republicans have focused less on Trump' actions and more on railing against the Democrats' approach to the impeachment inquiry.
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A's left fielder and cleanup hitter Khris Davis left after hitting a padded railing hard on his left side.
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And yet again, the familiar fault lines were exposed: the Democrats demanding gun control; Republicans railing about radical Islamism.
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LG: It's almost like railing against your ISP and then you go home and use the internet every night.
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A random vlogger with 153 followers railing against a corporate YouTube channel is barely of passing interest to me.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants to bring her long record of railing against corporate greed and corruption to the Pentagon.
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Trump has spent a great part of the last week railing, without any evidence, against "voter fraud" in Florida.
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Peronists of all hues seek to weaken Mr Macri by railing aginst his economic programme, including the IMF deal.
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Image: RecodeYou see, in the image above, Nest is represented as the vehicle railing through the lines of cars.
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Authorities have labeled the attack a hate crime and said the suspect posted a manifesto online railing against immigrants.
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Gimelstob, 38, is a lightning rod for anybody railing against the conflicts of interest that are rife in tennis.
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"The Senate, the world's greatest deliberative body?" the minority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, asked, railing against the Republicans.
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Competing lessons Some of Trump's first forays into politics involved railing against Japan during the 1980s and early 1990s.
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Lopez Obrador, who was runner-up in 2006 and 2012, has spent years railing against political corruption and inequality.
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It was an hour long session of her railing on me and telling the counselor how terrible I was.
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After several long moments, both the youngsters returned assumed to the railing offering waves and kisses to the crowds.
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"I walked out, hanging onto the railing and stepped down," Banks told CNN affiliate KTVT in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Sticky-palmed gloves used by football wide receivers help grip the railing, which the athletes use to increase speed.
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In 2016, Trump had Hillary Clinton, a career politician with ties to the corrupt establishment he was railing against.
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Elizabeth Warren delivered the lunch keynote, railing righteously, as she always does, against concentrated money and power in politics.
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And as they're carrying him out on the stretcher, he looks at me over the railing, and he winks.
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Outdoor space: The house is surrounded on both levels by terra-cotta decks with metal railing and verdant views.
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The final straw, officials said, was a Wednesday statement from the North railing against Pence and threatening nuclear war.
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The two outsiders have fired up GOP primary voters by railing against the business-as-usual attitude in Washington.
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We kissed leaning against a railing, next to a drained-out part of the lake caked in goose shit.
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I've written to the condo board advising them of this and asking them to install some sort of railing.
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Together, he and Mr. De Leon hauled the distraught man over the railing, to the safety of the pathway.
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The authors of this paper should consider supporting this change as well, instead of simply railing against corporate America.
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As he did, a railing dislodged and four fans, including three minors, fell onto the floor at Curry's feet.
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In the video, the man, who has not been identified, reaches over the railing and pets the bison once.
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I clutched the railing, then let go a little, then grabbed hold, then let go again, but caught myself.
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He was railing last week about Bill Clinton's sexual history, a kooky case for him, in particular, to prosecute.
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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was one NFL owner who expressed concerns over Trump's railing against the league.
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Since the vote, his message has alternated between appealing for unity and railing against his opponents and the media.
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Kanye West just launched another attack on Drake ... this time railing on him for following Kim Kardashian on Instagram.
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She often found herself railing against President Ronald Reagan's support for rebels fighting pro-communist regimes in Central America.
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Imagining a female judge, red-faced and railing about how the Senate was on a "seek and destroy" mission.
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For his part, Mr. Trump spent the week railing against his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, and President Barack Obama.
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He grabbed the rusty railing with his left hand and lifted his right foot, nearly missing the first step.
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Thousands of women rallied across Switzerland on Friday, railing against the slow pace of correcting inequalities between the sexes.
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The program has long been criticized by anti-corruption campaigners railing against Britain's openness to ill-gotten riches overseas.
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She would see her mother holding on to the hallway railing as she tried to get to her room.
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The concrete railing — concrete is cheap, and Niemeyer's sister-in-law wasn't wealthy — had failed to acquire a patina.
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He was railing against Mr. Trump, yes, but his words amounted to a moral imperative, a call to arms.
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Even before the meeting was to begin, protest groups such as the G7 Resistance Network were railing against it.
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The officers climbed over a safety railing and picked up the infant, then brought him to the pedestrian walkway.
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He jumps over a railing and into wet sand, then finds a dying man who hands him a package.
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Kathleen Horvath peered over the railing high above the indoor courts at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
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Both are conservative nationalists with a history of railing against Muslims and immigrants, and a hostility to media criticism.
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If nothing else, General Apirat's railing gives the lie to the claim that the army has returned to barracks.
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"Actually, his shoes got caught under here," he says, pointing to the lower railing on the second-floor balcony.
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Mr. Ghosn has been unapologetic, railing publicly against what he says is a vast conspiracy to take him down.
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Inside the house with the yellow porch light, Jimmy pokes his face through the iron railing on the stairs.
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First, back when Mr. Trump was railing against trade deals, he had no idea what he was talking about.
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A concrete staircase with an ornate metal railing climbs to a third floor with five bedrooms and a bathroom.
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Amash, an outspoken member of the Freedom Caucus, was railing against the GOP proposal to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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"But the glass on the porch railing is blue, so I was like, 'I'll lean into it,'" she said.
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On the next overpass, a similar crowd had gathered: a man was standing outside the railing, on the edge.
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It was when the tops of their heads floated above the railing that I really believed my mother's words.
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A man reached over a courtside railing and stabbed her, leaving an inch-deep slit between her shoulder blades.
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They're making a dramatic show of joining in the demonstrations, actively siding with workers while railing against corporate America.
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He had it perched on the porch railing at the house, and he kept calling our attention to it.
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Singing frequently in his native Luganda, the songs contained strong messages, often railing against social injustice in the country.
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He has also not stopped railing against the "1%" — the top tier of U.S. earners that includes all millionaires.
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And now one of her most powerful defenders — the president of the United States — is railing against the network.
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And rather than railing against government or starting revolutions, Australians tend to be accepting of what the government says.
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So it's fairly obvious that doing smaller, more frequent bumps is easier on the heart than railing massive lines.
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Rather than railing against Russia or trying to woo it back, the West should point out its subordination and wait.
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"Casual tanning spot 🔬," Richie wrote alongside her first set of snapshots, where the model posed across a staircase railing.
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Ronnie said Sal was thrown by a Cavs fan from the second-level deck over the railing 50 feet down.
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Railing does not completely line the edge, making it possible for visitors to venture ever closer, sometimes with fatal results.
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I'm one of those guys that have to hold on to the railing coming down or going up the steps.
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They will keep touting the threat of new impeachment articles, and keep railing that the White House is obstructing them.
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Her views are liberal but mild; other than railing in 2011 against cuts to arts programs made by Kansas Gov.
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"I've been in paces where people have fallen off of the second floor because there is no railing," he says.
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It focuses all that energy and just" — he hammered a pier railing with his fist — "right on the same spot.
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Of course, Warren has bet much of her career on railing against corporations and banks, so this could be different.
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We HAVE to do better than this or we uphold the very systems of oppression that we are railing against.
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Ayatollah Khomeini offered a new political lexicon: he spoke of earth as well as heaven, railing against inequality and injustice.
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Zach's rep, Eli Graham, tells us Zach hopped a railing, and crept along an exterior walkway to fly the banner.
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In 2008 he claimed on his blog that a tape existed of Michelle Obama "railing against whitey" at a church.
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"He just went over" a railing that is at least waist high and fell inside the building's rotunda, Greene said.
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Most people first learned of Damore after his 10-page document railing against Google's diversity efforts was published by Gizmodo.
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I know Republicans were railing against Barack Obama when he made overtures and normalized relations with Raul Castro and Cuba.
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After spending an hour railing against it, however, Spicer bizarrely struggled to give a single clear example of fake news.
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"It continues on the mezzanine, becoming the railing again, and a storage element on the other side," the architect continued.
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But Perriello's entrance has upended the June 220006 primary and jump-started the once quiet race by railing against Trump.
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A Rays employee held her legs, pinning them to the railing as Tumpane called out for someone to call 911.
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Despite his railing against liberal Hollywood—they're responsible for the Twin Towers falling, you know—D'Souza obviously loves its trappings.
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The president has since turned his focus to railing against the country's immigration policies and demanding Congress pass stricter laws.
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Jude is squirming and wailing, his bare pudgy legs cycling erratically as her mother dangles him over the terrace railing.
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You climb several flights of stairs to a balcony and gather around the railing to survey the scene far below.
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"The president has a long history of railing against the free press, often dubbing them the "enemy of the people.
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She passed many days cruising the perimeter of Manhattan, grinding the trucks of her board along every railing in sight.
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The president has touted his personal relationship with his Chinese counterpart, while railing against Beijing's monetary policies and trade practices.
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In two years in office, Trump has torn at historical norms and stamped over protocol, railing at the Washington establishment.
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The video shows a man identified as Elliott pushing a security guard against a metal railing and to the ground.
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But as the campaign heated up, Mr. Brat recalled in an interview, he began railing against his party's immigration proposals.
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Back in 2013, French actor Gerard Depardieu was granted a Russian passport after railing against France's tax rates for millionaires.
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But the ball actually hit the railing above the yellow line, allowing Tebow to break into a home run trot.
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Equal parts grit and grandiosity, he views himself as a fed-up political rebel, railing in monologue against one-percenters.
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Beyond the railing, water (ocean, sea or lake) surges and, with a bird, gives the image a frisson of drama.
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Ms. Nixon wants to stand in the same philosophical space, railing against the unaffordable city, the tyranny of urban plutocrats.
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But he flips 180 degrees in Mr. Tarantino's follow-up, "Django Unchained," as a charming bounty hunter railing against slavery.
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The rise in homelessness has been a paradox for Mr. de Blasio, a self-described progressive railing against income inequality.
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Democrats, for their part, need to focus on retaking Congress, and railing about impeachment probably won't help them win votes.
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The bunk-king contraption, with a metal-mesh railing for safety, resembled nothing so much as an oversize hamster cage.
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As you can see ... Weinstein's railing against cops and claims their misconduct has tainted the entire criminal case against him.
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On his way to the plate, Sabathia spotted his youngest son, Carter, 20013, hanging on the edge of the railing.
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During the incident, Redondo allegedly grabbed one of the high-schoolers and tried to push him over the bridge railing.
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Tommy is talking about the British fascist Oswald Mosley, who in 1929 was railing against Jews, foreigners and the press.
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After he was eliminated, he opened his news conference with a statement railing against the news media for "demonizing" him.
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He made his name first as an art critic, railing against naturalism and Impressionism, both of which he considered banal.
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No sooner had he delivered the Monday statement than he began railing privately to his staff about the news media.
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Bernie Sanders alluded to that standard Tuesday in railing against a "rigged economy" controlled by a small group of elites.
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We stood at the railing and watched as other families flocked out of their rooms, running barefoot toward the beach.
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Anello had lifted Wiegand up to a railing behind the open window, believing there was glass in front of her.
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Given the years they have spent railing against it, they have more invested in the outcome than does the president.
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Because Republicans spent almost the entire Obama administration railing against the imaginary horrors of the Affordable Care Act — death panels!
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His new communications director Anthony Scaramucci made headlines after railing against leakers in an expletive-laden conversation with a reporter.
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Its railing is still broken and wobbly from when one Syrian man tried to desperately cling onto it, he said.
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One person was injured after the concrete railing section fell from the bridge on Monday, shutting down two interstate ramps.
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Their bodies were in a semi-seated position with belts around their necks attached to a poolside railing, she said.
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I mean, I get angry at journalists everyday, but don't start railing on people when you get a bad review.
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He spent years standing on the front lines of the war on Christmas, railing against political correctness, and promoting bullish masculinity.
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Follow the money We know Trump's hobbies include implementing tariffs, focusing on the US trade deficit, and railing against NATO spending.
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Democrats wasted little time Monday railing against the Republicans' bill, suggesting that it proved what Democrats has suspected all along. Sen.
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The Cincinnati Zoo said on Thursday it has reevaluated its Gorilla World exhibit and will modify the railing that surrounds it.
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All season I've been railing about how short-sighted it is for the new players not to vote out these vets.
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Iannetta then lined a 1-1 fastball just over the railing in left field to give Colorado a 5-3 lead.
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And U.S. securities and accounting watchdogs have been railing for more than a decade against the opacity of Chinese bean-counters.
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Railing against the reality stars in 2018, the actress accused them of promoting a "toxic" and "damaging" array of beauty standards.
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Some may say it's a typo of "coverage," and that Donald Trump was railing against his portrayal in the media again.
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For a while, Kanye West's forays into clothing felt almost as exclusive as the traditional fashion industry he was railing against.
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Simply spray on a cutting board, baby's crib railing, or pet's chew toy and you can use it safely without rinsing.
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Since then, the president has been in vengeance mode, railing against House Democrats and the impeachment witnesses who testified against him.
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The driver, whose name was not disclosed to BuzzFeed News, pushed her into a railing, causing her to fall, she said.
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Martínez wrapped his legs around the boat's railing, hung on for dear life, and extended his arm to take the photo.
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"We should start from basic concepts of human rights and freedom," Thae said, not railing against the Kim dictatorship and communism.
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Leaning on the dugout railing or standing still out in right between pitches, he looks calm and sure of his ability.
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She and Scott later have a spitting contest off of the second floor railing, using a guest's car as the target.
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"Moments later, [Tony] put both of his hands on the railing to his right and hurled himself over," the officer said.
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As his power is threatened, he has turned to railing more loudly against the free press, the judiciary and shadowy forces.
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At the same time, Republicans say after railing against ObamaCare since 2010, it's time they voted on legislation to replace it.
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Every EVE-related missive posted on the web usually features a ton of comments railing against the author for taking sides.
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On April 12, Aranda picked up the boy and threw him over a railing at the famed Bloomington mall, police said.
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He has spent the week since railing against the country's immigration laws, and complaining about efforts to hire additional immigration judges.
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Mulvaney has proposed sweeping changes to rein in the CFPB's spending after railing against the bureau's power as a GOP congressman.
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Some of that has a railing — a luxury that Herod's visitors wouldn't have enjoyed 2,000 years ago — but much does not.
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Each morning when visitors were below, I craned my neck over the side of the safety railing to check on them.
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Trump issued the criticism while railing against the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which hears cases appealed from the district court.
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In a 2009 speech railing against the Affordable Care Act, King said its contraceptive coverage threatened the birthrate of white Americans.
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A rock wall with an ornate steel railing held back 1,200 humans gazing at the second-largest waterfall on the planet.
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Trump ally and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has posted a video railing against McMaster, saying McMaster wants to overthrow the Republic.
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The man appeared behind hosts Tucker Carlson, Abby Huntsman and Ed Henry, climbing a security railing and removing his outer shirt.
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Trump made the claim in a pair of tweets railing against Amazon, whose owner, Jeff Bezos, the president has repeatedly criticized.
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Sanders has long positioned himself as a democratic socialist, railing against wealth inequality, pressing for universal healthcare and combating climate change.
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He spent most of his rally on Thursday night in Pennsylvania railing against the way the media has covered his presidency.
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He has already turned some heads, toasting the "potential" of the UN on Tuesday, after railing against the organization for years.
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During my 40th birthday party a friend was out on my hammock, which was attached to a railing that started bowing.
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As the initial applause and cheers died down, Mr. Richie leaned on the wooden railing and shook his head, almost laughing.
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Progressive lawmakers in Congress are still railing against what they see as a "divisive" policy that effectively "blacklists" groups and candidates.
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He has spent decades railing at other countries that, he claims, hurt America by taking advantage of our relatively open markets.
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The Olympic high jump gold medalist had taken himself outside the SwissTech Convention Centre and stood slumped over a metal railing.
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But even as they vowed to muzzle big money's influence, they benefited from the same L.L.C. donations they were railing against.
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Mr. Johnson was then asked to move away from the railing and given an instruction, Chief Batista said, narrating the video.
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After the ball bounced off the railing beyond the center field fence, Miller Park erupted and Woodruff raced around the bases.
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Mr. Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive, had spent days goading and railing at Mr. Cuomo for being too arrogant to debate.
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Local news reports showed people crying for help, some jumping from the overpass and others hanging desperately from the footbridge's railing.
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Even months after the September hearing, Trump continues to bring up Schiff's comments in interviews when railing against the impeachment proceedings.
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Gillian de Sève, a chef and longtime New Yorker, stopped to watch the divers from the railing near East 88th Street.
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Left fielder Brett Gardner, the longest-tenured Yankee, said it was unusual not to have Girardi camped over the dugout railing.
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There's a staircase with a railing made of fake wooden branches and a black and white checkerboard ceiling in the lobby.
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His worst inclinations find him impulsively insulting friend and foe, provoking racial animus, lying, and railing against enemies, real and imagined.
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One of the men slides down the railing of the wall onto the U.S. side before running to scale another barrier.
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Taylor Swift laid into Scooter Braun again -- this time railing on what she calls "toxic male privilege" in the record industry.
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Nobody reads our books, and we can easily spend an entire life just railing against the same things again and again.
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Gun activists at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference went on the offensive, railing against new efforts to push gun control.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump hasn't stopped railing against Jerome Powell, his Federal Reserve chairman, for holding back the US economy.
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The group that helps elect House Democrats immediately unleashed internet ads in 30 Republican-held districts railing against the carve-out.
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A congressional race in North Carolina is tainted by election fraud — but not the kind that Republicans have been railing against.
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Railing against Marvel for bringing women and nonwhite superheroes to the big screen represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Marvel's superhero legacy.
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The Shermans were found hanging by belts from a railing next to a swimming pool at their Toronto mansion, police said.
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"I didn't hear a word she said," O'Reilly remarked after watching a clip of Waters railing against Trump and the Republican party.
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The photo, taken in the city of Punakha, shows the little royal perched on a railing wearing a robe and knee socks.
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The Google engineer fired after posting a 10-page screed railing against the company's diversity initiatives tells WIRED he plans to sue.
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Railing against critics, he said most of the victims in the recent wave of killings were shot by police in self-defense.
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The actor appeared to clutch on the railing for support as he slowly made it up the stairs and into the aircraft.
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Last year, she was caught on a hot mic railing against her staff for allowing her to be interviewed by a Muslim.
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What's the Green Party, which has been railing against the Democratic Party for years, to do in the year of Bernie Sanders?
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When I'd fallen, my head struck the railing on the inside of the track, and I had been unconscious for several seconds.
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The March 2011 installment "Brother, Can You Spare A Trillion?" featured Ingoglia railing about the national debt like it was an infomercial.
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Oh and remember all of Trump's primary campaign railing against candidates who solicit big donations being in the pocket of special interests?
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Green said he was enjoying the concert from the venue's balcony when he was pushed over the railing by the rushing crowd.
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They've looked cozy together whenever they've met, and he knew Trump spent years railing against US troop deployments to the Middle East.
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But beyond this elementary oversight, Kavanaugh has also failed to comprehend, or perhaps even to read, the rule he is railing against.
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Singer Mir Shamal is deep into a menacing growl railing against corruption when the music stops abruptly and the lights go out.
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During the proceeding, a prosecutor brought up the moment Shkreli was arrested on December 17, 2015, and handcuffed to an office railing.
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Trump spent a significant portion of the rally railing against the group, known as "The Squad" on Capitol Hill, individually by name.
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" Cruz, for his part, was in the Bronx, where he altered his formula a tad, railing against "liberal, Democratic New York values.
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"It's very problematic if someone goes about things depending on their mood, railing against this media organization or the other," he said.
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Sansa (Sophie Turner) glowers from the railing, perhaps still pissed that her bastard brother shut her down at the last town hall.
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The nasty gal is clearly at her best when she's running her company, as opposed to railing against adulthood and healthy relationships.
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Nearby, a set of hangers rest on a white clothes railing, three of them bulbous and engorged with the colorful foam sculptures.
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Biebs and the Baldwin were overlooking the NYC's East River on Saturday while their lips got totally reacquainted up against a railing.
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Barely a week ago, Trump attacked the free press at a Florida rally and spent the weekend railing on major news outlets.
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There is also a reading loft marked off by a birch-log railing and a counter displaying Native American jewelry and artifacts.
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In late May, Trump was railing against high drug costs and predicted that drug companies would soon announce massive, voluntary price decreases.
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After years of railing against the rising national debt, self-styled Republican "deficit hawks" vowed that this time will be different. Sen.
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An eyewitness told The Paper that the woman had knelt by the road to rest, but accidentally got stuck in the railing.
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As elsewhere in Europe, the far right in Sweden has been railing against immigration, a stance that is increasingly resonating with voters.
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Above all, they feared the specter of a defeated Donald Trump railing against a corrupt convention bargain all through 2016 and beyond.
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Nearly every Rangers player lined up against the railing, engaged in watching the grounds crew go to work on the soaked field.
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He describes his grandmother, raised an FDR Democrat like most coal country people of her generation, railing against idle, dishonest welfare recipients.
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Portraying a sorely tested Southern matriarch, she can be found railing against God and the elements with a harrowingly Lear-like rage.
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Daddy left the car and with big Daddy-strides climbed the ramp to the bridge and threw the kittens over the railing.
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It also looks like there was a railing on the bridge to keep people from jumping, but that didn't stop her, either.
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Stewart, the chairman of Prince William County's Board of Supervisors, has spent a decade railing against illegal immigration from his local perch.
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Trump has spent the last three years railing against immigrants pouring in from Mexico and pushing for a wall along the border.
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Trump has spent the last three years railing against immigrants pouring in from Mexico and pushing for a wall along the border.
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Hill raced up the stairs to the wing's second floor and, ignoring her pleas, jumped from the walkway's railing, landing head first.
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To Republicans who oppose the spending bill, the days of Tea Party activists railing against the growing debt seem like ancient history.
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The police found the couple's bodies hanging from belts tied to a railing on the deck of their indoor pool on Dec.
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Others who communicated with him said he had spent some time railing privately against Andrew G. McCabe, the former deputy F.B.I. director.
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A man leaned on the railing of the church steps and cried as he remembered how Father Crowley had baptized his children.
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The president has soft-pedaled the humming economy — 103,000 jobs added in October — instead railing against an "invasion" of migrants seeking asylum.
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Right-wing Christians railing against taxation would be wise to remember Jesus' unambiguous commands to pay taxes in full and without complaint.
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But the pitching coach Larry Rothschild got his attention, and Girardi returned to his perch on the top railing of the dugout.
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Around noon on Wednesday, police officers set out a ladder on the railing around the reservoir, and a scuba team dove in.
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You know, the grass was looking disheveled or the railing on the stairs was falling off, but the flag was always pristine.
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Trump opened the day railing against the Iran accord, calling the Obama-era agreement "insane" and "ridiculous" for failing to contain Tehran.
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Mr. Jones interjected here and there, while the rapper Malik Work spat rabid, righteous poetry, railing against the colonization of the mind.
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He quit Congress after it was revealed he had had extramarital affairs, even though he was railing against Clinton's infidelity. Then-Rep.
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Even before she formally took over as Flynn's counsel last year, Powell was railing against Flynn's prosecution as a miscarriage of justice.
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The city was a British colony in 21 and protesters were railing against British authorities, with support from the Chinese Communist Party.
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Then there's Bloomberg himself, who is providing living proof of so many of the things Sanders has been railing about for years.
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Rather than railing against venality, we need to use it as a tool to create faster growth and a more balanced budget.
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The two continued to push progressive messages, railing against corruption, but also not making any major missteps during the three-hour affair.
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Hoping to get behind the dugout railing, Nimmo spun to his left and used his back as a shield on the bench.
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He was shot and killed by a sniper — firemen rode on the outside of the truck, clinging to the railing back then.
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In an email to supporters on Monday, Mr. Marinelli addressed the Russia matter by railing against the news media's treatment of him.
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Langevin expects 10 to 15 of his colleagues and their guests to participate in a press conference railing against Trump's policies Tuesday.
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But it's notable that so many lawmakers in the White House's own party are railing against his sharp budget cuts this early.
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Mr Zakzaky has amassed followers in the impoverished north by railing against the government's ineffectiveness and corruption (while extolling the virtues of Iran).
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Aranda said he intended to kill the boy April 12 when he threw the child over a railing at the mall in Bloomington.
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Despite bipartisan railing against "big government," our constitutional order has always been -- and remains -- one with a large, vibrant, and powerful private sector.
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For decades, Springsteen has rallied for Democratic candidates, railing against Republicans, including Donald Trump, who insist on playing his songs at their events.
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This is Trump at his anti-elite, populist best -- railing against a system that he argues hates and disdains the average person. 234.
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When you're a shady organization railing against regulation and advocating for a blockchain-based society, it pays to have friends in strange places.
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One of the show's central sisters (Melonie Diaz) is a women's rights activist railing against the college administration's unwillingness to fire the professor.
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I was forced to crawl back to the observatory door by clinging to the railing, moving inch-by-inch against the howling winds.
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In his victory speech Mr Orban skated over this setback, instead railing against Brussels and vowing to insert the result into Hungary's constitution.
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Sean Spicer began by railing against reports that former acting AG Sally Yates was blocked from testifying on Trump associates' ties to Russia.
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The new plan comes as US carriers are suddenly rolling out their own unlimited subscription options, after years of railing against the concept.
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Those within the anti-abortion movement who were praising Cardi missed a crucial point: She wasn't railing against abortion care — on the contrary.
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In reality, the VIP ticket meant clinging onto the railing of a pickup truck as it maneuvered the vast expanse of the Sahara.
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It's been around since 1937 and looks like the kind of place where one could plausibly fall off the railing, BoJack Horseman style.
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If you don't have a tripod (such as a $30 JOBY GorillaPod), try steadying your hands on a railing, chair, or the ground.
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"He's described as somebody who liked to play games and had sat on the balcony railing and accidentally lost his balance," Brown said.
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Last year, while railing against the "data industrial complex," the Apple CEO outlined "four essential rights" that he said should guide such legislation.
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Yet he spoke out almost immediately about London, sending out tweet after tweet railing against political correctness and calling for a tough response.
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Among those railing against the president is the Oakland, California, mayor who you recall tipped off illegals to help them escape ICE raids.
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We kick off grown-ish's latest adventure with Zoey railing against is the likes of Tavi Gevinson, Mark Zuckerberg, and even Malala Yousafzai.
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In Sweden, the Netherlands and Germany populist parties engage in "welfare chauvinism", railing against refugees for collecting benefits at higher rates than natives.
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A passenger onboard the ship told KTVA his wife saw Manzanares sit on the balcony railing as if he was going to jump.
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He was just as comfortable railing against Yankee imperialism as he was serving up rivals and narco-associates in exchange for DEA commendations.
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From the Post: Not long before, she'd taken a photo of her and Lyncoln's feet propped on a railing high above home plate.
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Chapo's lawyers just filed legal docs asking the judge to allow him to embrace his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, over the courtroom railing.
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Not since Darth Vader threw the Emperor over the railing in Return of the Jedi has a Star Wars bad guy turned good.
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Railing against the young wussy generation—with their safe spaces and iPods and blah blah blah—is an easy shortcut to perceived seriousness.
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Politicians like the American presidential candidates Donald J. Trump and Bernie Sanders are railing against free trade, saying the rules hurt domestic workers.
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Chloe's grandfather, Sam, who had placed her on a railing behind the open window, did not realize the window was open, Wiegand said.
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Charlotte posed for the sweet photos on the steps outside her Kensington Palace home and another standing as she held onto a railing.
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Last month, her campaign released an ad that spliced together a handful of clips of Sanford railing on the president on cable news.
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Streep famously slammed the then-president-elect at last year's Golden Globes, railing against Trump for imitating a disabled New York Times reporter.
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Then, in June, they turned their attention to the shiny faux-marbling on the stair railing (so dated), applying a subtler matte finish.
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Footage of the moment show the fans holding the banner over the front railing of the club level seating area at Camden Yards.
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As for railing against U.S. tariffs and calling for open markets, he should know the comparative advantage offered by free trade is mirage.
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It's unclear in this particular situation if the Jazz had a faulty railing or the crush of Curry fans was simply too strong.
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The locks were putting a strain on the bridge, and one railing had even collapsed under the weight of the padlocks in 2014.
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The flag pole, handrail and brick wall supporting the railing adjoining the front steps of the American Legion Post 83 in Eugene, Ore.
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In May, Trump made news by railing against Gonzalo Curiel, the Indiana-born Mexican-American federal judge presiding over litigation against Trump University.
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While Scalise continued to work on whipping members, Ryan walked to the back of the floor, leaned on a railing and looked on.
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Bend the legs around the arm of a chair, a stair railing or even a tree limb, and the camera will stay put.
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Ms. Holup created "River That Flows Two Ways," the 213 panels set in the sea wall railing at Battery Park in Lower Manhattan.
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Both spaces have doors leading to a recently built wooden deck with a glass railing that looks out onto the harbor and city.
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Donald Trump won the White House after railing against free trade and has already pulled the US out of one massive trade deal.
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Like the obtrusive railing that forces visitors into one particular path around the gallery, its authority has come to seem sort of pointless.
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And its profile, which rose considerably when President Trump began railing against the group, elicited an outpouring of humanitarian support along its route.
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While most presidents take this opportunity to glad-hand members of Congress, in similar situations, Mr. Trump uses people as a hand railing.
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She said she was hearing from local activists and seeing their posts on social media railing against the way Biden spoke about Flint.
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According to the cruise line, surveillance footage showed her "intentionally" going over a railing on the 11th deck and falling into the sea.
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His head propped against the worn metal railing of his bed, he was fed spoonfuls of rice and chicken by his injured friend.
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Mounted atop a railing at the center of the bridge, I spotted a small metal plaque: 503 W T Young Bridge Co.Nashville Tenn.
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The family's lawsuit claims Anello lifted Chloe up onto the railing and held her as she leaned forward to bang on the glass.
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Stone, after spending the days since his arrest publicly railing against law enforcement and Jackson herself, pushed back in a court filing Friday.
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Despite railing against the investigations as a media-fueled witch hunt, Netanyahu is well aware of the risk they pose to his reign.
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Simply spray on a kitchen counter, cutting board, baby's crib railing or pet's chew toy, and it can be used safely without rinsing.
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In recent days, Trump has been railing on the media and has escalated his claims that the election is being rigged against him.
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Republicans, railing against the impeachment inquiry into the President, have also slammed Democrats for not speedily approving the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.
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With his left hand holding him to the railing, he reached back with his right and snatched the wooden projectile — by the knob.
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Trump has personally praised Xi, despite railing against unfair trade practices by China during his 2016 presidential campaign and first year in office.
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During a rally in the suburban Pittsburgh district, Trump was in full campaign mode, railing against the media and skewering his Democratic opponents.
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A lone assailant plowed a vehicle into pedestrians on the Westminster Bridge, killing two and injuring 26 others, before crashing into a railing.
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This is Trump at his anti-elite, populist best -- railing against a system that he argues hates and disdains the average person. 22199.
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And I'm curious whether Mr. Sanders will retreat to his message — railing against what he calls a "rigged" economy, or if he engages Mrs.
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For months, Trump has been railing against presidents past, accusing them of an inexcusable failure to solve the nuclear threat emanating from the North.
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It did not say how high the previous railing was but said it had passed multiple inspections by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
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"He had crossed over a metal railing to get closer to the cliff edge where he lost his footing and fell in," Hayes said.
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The comedian, who first made a name for himself railing against the ambiguity of contemporary life, is set to debut his first Netflix special.
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" Recount efforts Trump has been railing over the weekend against a recount effort led by the Green Party, that he has dubbed a "scam.
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A shocking video captures the moments after a huge mako shark jumped aboard a fishing boat and lodged itself between the vessel's guard railing.
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On stage in Iowa, Sanders was still railing against the very "establishment Democrats" he's helped influence and worked alongside in the years since 2016.
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Kirkland Dawson, a 34-year-old attorney, toppled over the staircase railing and landed on the ground floor at a party at the museum.
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Even by Trumpian standards, the president has been in high dudgeon this week, railing about everything from illegal immigrants to unfair Chinese trade practices.
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Still, Sanders is nowhere near ready to give up the fight, vowing to continue on to Philadelphia and railing against the Democrats' primary process.
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Ilhan Omar Klein, who previously refused to apologize for using the term "filthy arab," also spent his moments on the soapbox railing against Omar.
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One uncle molested her and was violent, grabbing her by the hair and dangling her over of the railing of a second-floor balcony.
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Simply wrap the Neck Hammock's strap around a railing, pole, or doorknob, place your head in the cradle, and let your pain drift away.
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Martin Schulz, the SPD's centrist leader, sought to protect his working-class flank in last year's election by railing against bankers in "mirrored skyscrapers".
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ELIZABETH WARREN, the Massachusetts senator known best for railing against big banks and billionaires, was a registered Republican for a spell in the 1990s.
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Many were clinging to a partly submerged section of the wooden deck, with cables and twisted metal from the ship's railing attached to it.
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The crackdown is somewhat ironic as Erdoğan has been railing against social media usage in a country that has over 6.5 million Twitter users.
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Applications for the Trump trademarks were first filed last April, when Trump was still on the campaign trail railing on China for unfair practices.
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But just six months after Donald Trump — the man Kaine spent a campaign railing against — took office, Kaine isn't interested in leading the opposition.
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Clinton's child care and family leave plans were especially robust, and she came out strongly for reproductive rights when railing against the Hyde amendment.
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He ran for office by railing against runaway political correctness and the nationwide failure to call threats to the US by their rightful name.
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It started innocently enough on Saturday, during widespread airport protests railing against the Trump administration's immigration ban — which affects an outsized proportion of Muslims.
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Held on tight "I saw her put one leg up on the railing, and obviously that grabbed my attention," Tumpane told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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The EFF wants none of this, and it's launched a tool to galvanize the internet into railing against the potential death of net neutrality.
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"It could help if, say, there is no curb or railing to use to stabilize at the lights," said the cyclist to CNBC Tuesday.
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" Former President Vicente Fox, who is railing against my visit to Mexico today, also invited me when he apologized for using the "f bomb.
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Despite railing against Obamacare for years, Republicans seem to have no idea what the purpose of health care reform is in the first place.
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He survived a scare in the second inning, when he tumbled over a padded railing chasing a foul ball down the right-field line.
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The 35-foot gramophone — reminding attendees of vaudeville, jazz, and speakeasies — sat on top of a nine-foot box with a railing and staircases.
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On the railing of the round pen where they work the horses, adjacent to their corrals, a peacock perched, his colorful feathers flowing behind.
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Tuesday Trump departed for Brussels, having spent the days leading up to the NATO summit railing against allies for not spending more on defense.
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To be clear, while Luke Cage the man is railing against a word he deems unworthy of black lips, Luke Cage the show isn't.
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Trump proposed a series of tariffs against both countries, railing at China for alleged currency manipulation and against Mexico for taking American manufacturing jobs.
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Our image of Khrushchev is of a slightly crazed dictator who once banged his shoe on a podium while railing against the United States.
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Countless administration officials have been forced out, or even indicted, for the type of conflicts of interest or scandals that Trump is railing against.
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And in 2013, a woman in Beijing was also trapped by the neck in the white street railing, and died later in the hospital.
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"There's a huge difference between Jimmy Carter on his peanut farm and Donald Trump riding on his escalator railing against Mexicans," Seifert told me.
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There's Socrates, for instance, railing against the treachery of writing, which he thought inferior to oration and risky too, eroding the necessity of memory.
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The couple picked the tile for the kitchen and the railing for the deck, and had a little vestibule added near the front door.
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Despite his optimism about Trump's win, it has not stopped Duterte railing against what he calls a U.S. history of "hypocrisy" and "bullying" worldwide.
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The president has been railing against what he says is the Democratic Party's turn to socialism, citing the rising power of Sanders and Rep.
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Now the 22006-year-old leftist is on the brink of winning Sunday's presidential election, having spent his political career railing against Mexico's establishment.
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After months of railing against NAFTA, some of Trump's top aides signaled Wednesday he might withdraw from the deal altogether in the coming days.
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Now, after Ecuador's largest earthquake since 1979, the country's leftist leaders are turning to the kinds of measures they rose to power railing against.
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Warmbier's parents, who once praised Trump for securing their son's release, issued a statement this week railing on the president's performance at the summit.
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To run it, Perry chose Travis Fisher, a former FERC economist who has spent the past several years railing against renewable energy at IER.
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Then there were the hypocrites, condemning sexual liberation while being secretly lascivious, their railing against gays later exposed as a form of gay panic.
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Another is its play within a play: snippets of "The Convent of Pleasure" by Margaret Cavendish, a Pepys contemporary railing against the status quo.
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The thwarted lovers Diego (Matthieu Dessertine) and Victoria (Hannah Levin Seiderman) might have managed a quickie if they could quit railing against human suffering.
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Sarah Silverman is railing against the NRA and laying blame at its feet for unnecessarily dividing our country when it comes to gun control.
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After decades of railing against "activist judges," Republicans are poised to reverse the hard-won gains of activists and ordinary people through judicial fiat.
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There is no pedestrian walkway on the lower level, only a maintenance catwalk and a barricade-height railing, which the man quickly climbed over.
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Plymouth Rock is housed inside, and to view it you must first enter the portico, then approach the railing, then crane your neck downward.
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Drake is still stinging from Pusha T railing on him over his secret baby, and Saturday night he took it out on Kanye West.
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Her ads have featured people with pre-existing conditions railing against Republicans' support of the lawsuit to take down the the health care law.
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Cole and Bruce did a lot of the talking, and behind them is a woman, lounging on the floor, gripping a railing and smiling.
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She was being cradled in her uncle's arms, and with one hand, she reached for this metal railing on the side of the tent.
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Some residents have emerged from their homes to see "a dozen turkeys standing on the back railing," leaving feces on the porches, he said.
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The house and islands are too small for their setting, which Hu underscores with a large seagull perched on the railing, facing the sea.
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At a moment when regulators, politicians and consumers are railing against companies getting too big, one behemoth has been growing under the radar: Walmart.
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Later in the interview, radio host Joe Pagliarulo showed him clips of survivors David Hogg and Emma Gonzalez railing against the NRA on CNN.
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When he needed a bottle, I wobbled downstairs, gripping the railing with one hand, and fed him while resting my head against the couch.
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He cared only about the danger lying at his feet: a missing railing atop an 5503-story luxury condominium building under construction in Brooklyn.
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Shulkin penned an op-ed published Wednesday morning defending his tenure at the VA and railing against the "toxic" and "chaotic" environment in Washington.
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One of them, Patricia Railing, who had written a book on Kazimir Malevich, said at a hearing that many of the works seemed genuine.
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On Wednesday, Trump followed up by railing against what he characterized as past botched attempts by the U.S. to meddle in the Middle East.
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Mr. Correa also pulled his tiny country onto the international stage, echoing Mr. Castro from an earlier time by railing against capitalism and globalization.
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It is why New Yorkers exchange goods with Californians and with people in Shanghai, and why the political railing against foreign trade is childish.
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" Ben Sasse of Nebraska on July 12 -- "The judge I met today doesn't sound anything like the imaginary bogeyman that Democrats are railing against.
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The president has made railing against socialism a mainstay in his campaign addresses, seeking to make the self-described democratic socialists Sanders and Rep.
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She used to resist engaging on issues and controversies beyond ones that launched her political career -- like railing against income inequality and big banks.
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"If you're a super-producer, you can produce whatever you want to produce," Will said, leaning against a railing on the Santa Monica Promenade.
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Devin Nunes, the House Intelligence Committee ranking member from California, spent most of his time at the November 13 hearing railing against the media.
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Railing against 'career politicians' can be an attractive message, but it can also have its downsides when those people have to pass your agenda.
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They were hanging by belts from a railing next to a swimming pool in their home, a friend close to the family told Reuters.
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President Vladimir Putin, on the other hand, is defiantly facing down the international order, railing against rules he believes no longer serve his government.
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Railing against "career politicians" can be an attractive message, but it can also have its downsides when those people have to pass your agenda.
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In a clip that has gone viral, he was captured rolling his eyes at Warren when she was railing against his treatment of women.
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He has made a series of pronouncements that undercut the independence of the country's central bank, railing against the prospect of high interest rates.
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On his Facebook account, which came under attack from an angry public Wednesday, Hodgkinson lashed out more, railing against Trump and the Republican Party.
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Besides the tent, the largest installation belonged to Singapore, which spent part of its speech before member states this week railing against harm reduction.
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President Donald Trump and other top administration officials have spent months railing against the release of immigrant families as a recipe for widespread lawlessness.
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Many of the 11,712 new subscribers likely had little interest in Donald Trump, but they did have interest in railing against Reddit's censorship policies.
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The plan is to just utilize open floor plans in its theaters, each offering 16 feet by 16 feet of walkable space surrounded by railing.
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The rapper has spent his past few concerts railing against Beyoncé, saying he liked Donald Trump, and posting a bizarre series of images to Instagram.
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In most cases, actually, his guests will come to him as he tries building bridges in a city that he has spent years railing against.
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It's an especially ironic position for the Trump administration to find itself in after the President spent much of the campaign railing against illegal immigration.
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"You can create a handrail by screwing on a railing system that is essentially an afterthought," he says, with unfettered contempt at those who would.
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One character dances on an empty overpass, sliding across the asphalt as if they were figure skating; another grinds down a railing playing air guitar.
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We wanted to attach a third camera on a railing positioned from the back of the stage to show the candidate the crowds around there.
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He was still railing at God and growling at the apparent randomness of everything: if God was the dealer, he was out of the game.
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Major U.S. East Coast refiners profited from railing hundreds of thousands of barrels of discounted Bakken crude to their plants daily from 2013 until 2015.
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It switched materials to a solid wood beam on top and knotted rope netting on the bottom from a stainless steel railing with horizontal cables.
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In the process, he's morphed into a self-help guru of sorts, railing against identity politics and dispensing tough advice to (mostly) young alienated men.
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He also shared a photo of his and Stoker's feet posing side-by-side on a boat's railing as they sailed away from the shore.
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Video of the incident shows the out-of-control lift fling passengers high into the air as their chairs were ripped from the lift's railing.
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Sessions focused much of his address on railing against what he called the suppression of free speech on college campuses and hostility against conservative students.
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I mean, I do think the history of Silicon Valley shows that there's always some young idealistic people somewhere who are railing against the machine.
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Bimbo's father says a fight broke out at the game and a rival fan grabbed Salvator by the legs and pushed him over a railing.
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Drivers wielding megaphones stood atop giant piles of dirty snow in Queens this morning, railing against Uber's recent decision to cut fares by 15 percent.
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A man allegedly connected to the van attack in Barcelona which killed as many as 13, was recently railing over the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
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Davis aggravated the injury that occurred Sunday when he ran into a railing while catching a foul fly down the left field line in Pittsburgh.
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Trump has vowed to renegotiate reams of international trade agreements, railing against free trade deals that he has said are lopsided against the United States.
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This experience offered a great talking point as Democrats were railing against Reagan, who seemed to have little control over his advisers and his administration.
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Railing against the MS-13 gang, he suggested that the Long Island suburbs are so out of control they are akin to Cambodia or Iraq.
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After all, less than a year ago, Minority Leader Harry Reid was railing against the Republicans for their "premeditated obstruction" of Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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Trump, whose campaign was built on railing against elites, has received criticism for tapping a number of extremely wealthy people for positions in his Cabinet.
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But Paludan began to get some notoriety through his YouTube channel, which showed him railing against Islam or going into immigrant communities to confront residents.
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The bank won't hike again until after the election, but Republicans could face challenges pitching the strong economy if Trump is railing about the market.
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Columbia Sportswear last week took out full-page ads in multiple newspapers railing against the shutdown as it entered its fourth week, according to Vox.com.
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There were three extremely long white steps into the pool with a single silver railing, and white gleaming tiles on the ledges of the pool.
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You became a national figure, in large part, when you came to the Senate by railing against ObamaCare, doing whatever it took to repeal ObamaCare.
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President Donald Trump spent the last year and a half publicly railing against the former Alabama senator for his perceived disloyalty in the Russia investigation.
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He is not concerned with the smug anti-slavery clergymen ensconced in Boston railing against the brutality of the Southern slaveholders a thousand miles away.
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So instead they will get Donald Trump railing against an establishment dolchstoss, a stab in the back, from the moment the polls close on Nov.
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He held multiple campaign events for Hawley, railing on McCaskill and castigating her as a far-left liberal out of step with more mainstream voters.
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He had spent the 2016 campaign railing against both China and the TPP and not realizing that one had everything to do with the other.
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So it's a handmade railing for a hotel, or a door and facade for a restaurant, or a stairway for a high-end apartment building.
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While railing against globalization, Trump made it a campaign issue, promising to hold hostage important aid dollars designated for fighting disease and strengthening health systems.
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They spend most of their time railing against Obama's "war on coal" — and pushing the illusion that all those jobs can somehow be brought back.
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The cliff, Taft Point, is a hotspot for tourists to take an amazing picture, but the drop is 800 feet, and there is no railing.
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On Happy Ending, the band seems to be railing against both this broken nation and the tragedy that changed their world, all in live time.
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The problem this solves: Conservatives on the right have been railing against "insurer bailouts," so it was unclear where the Freedom Caucus stood on this.
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With many Republicans having abandoned his campaign, Mr. Trump has spent most of the last week railing against what he has called a rigged election.
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From six floors up, the porter encouraged me — if I wasn't afraid of heights — to take a peek over the exquisitely-detailed Victorian ironwork railing.
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For decades, Sanders has had the luxury of railing about the need for big changes without ever having the power, or responsibility, to achieve them.
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That night, Mr. Piazza fell down steps, lost consciousness, fell several more times, hit his head, and at one point crashed into an iron railing.
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Another neighbor, John McKay, recalled a day when he was hanging Christmas lights on a railing in his front yard when Mr. Paddock walked by.
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Cardi B is getting a ton of stuff off her chest ... railing on social media, baby pics and a TMZ post about her new music.
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And in many ways he is — railing against hedge fund fees and private equity and raising questions about what he considers the ills of business.
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They hoisted our work in progress up to the railing, sending heaps of plaster splattering down into the jungle of broken-up theater chairs below.
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Some versions of the legend of Gus Weiss end with him being dumped over the balcony railing of his Watergate apartment by a Russian assassin.
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In recent years, Gossage had become a headache to the Yankees, railing about what was wrong with today's game to any reporter who would ask.
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A Cubs fan reached over the railing in right field to grab Rizzo's shot, but the umpires upheld the home run after a replay review.
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Alfiero Toppetti, 76, dressed as a cardinal, leaned against the railing and stared at the tents as a counterfeit clergyman droned on at his side.
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After the hearing concludes, he walks to the railing by the first row of spectators and stands face to face with Ms. Moxley's mother, Dorthy.
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Between takes, Cotillard sang her lines to herself, while Driver stretched his legs on the railing of the boat, like a dancer at a barre.
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Memphis, Tennessee (CNN)The agitator and the diplomat grip the railing on the second-floor balcony of the Lorraine Motel, the spot where the Rev.
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To them, Hillary Clinton's defeat wasn't about the ascendance of the right so much as the bankruptcy of the neoliberals they'd long been railing against.
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He attempted to abort the fall by grabbing onto the railing with both hands but plummeted 22 feet below ... landing on his head and neck.
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It was of a woman standing on a balcony railing of her stateroom on one of the world's largest cruise ships — posing for a selfie.
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Mr. Ghosn spoke at a news conference, touting his management success and railing against what he said was a conspiracy to oust him from Nissan.
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The ball hit a railing behind the wall, above the 372-foot marker, and bounced back onto the field, so Tebow stopped at second base.
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McCain has been railing against the Pentagon since the attack, at one point raising the possibility that a subpoena might be needed to get answers.
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Gideon slowly approaches Harriet, perched on the bridge railing, his hands spread out in front of him, offering promises of emancipation in a low voice.
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During a rally on Saturday night in Illinois, Trump repeated his familiar talking points, railing against the news media, attacking Democrats and blasting Hillary Clinton.
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In February, two children slipped and fell five floors to their deaths in a Tianjin shopping mall when their father held them over a railing.
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And though he's not on the Intelligence Committee, Meadows has been attending the hearings, live-tweeting through them and railing against Democrats along the way.
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Farage has spent nearly two decades railing against the E.U., and his speech went viral, thanks to the unbridled scorn he showed toward his listeners.
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Then Raonic rallied, railing against officialdom after getting angry when he challenged a line judge's call as Pouille was serving to stay in the set.
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Kemp ran a hardline campaign styled to resemble Trump, promising to "secure our border, deport criminal aliens, [and] crush gangs" while railing against progressive politics.
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Boesch's Instagram video showing him hanging from the railing of an escalator by one hand, allowing it to pull him up, went viral this week.
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While they were behind the stage or heading up the stage stairs to start another game, security made sure to keep fans away from the railing.
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At the end of the street, the rotting body of a pit bull lay on its side by a house railing, maggots teeming at its neck.
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The party has taken a strong anti-immigration line, railing against refugees and questioning whether even second- and third-generation immigrants truly belong to German society.
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Incoming president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who takes office in December, spent years railing against corruption in Mexico and vowed to clean up government if elected.
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While railing against foreign depredations, he called for Chinese to embrace Western freedoms and rights (Sun's messianic drive may have derived from his version of Christianity).
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Ronald Reagan had campaigned against the program, railing against "welfare queens" living large and driving Cadillacs, and slashed AFDC by about a sixth upon taking office.
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He campaigned against it in his first House race in 183, voted against it as a freshman lawmaker, and has never stopped railing against the deal.
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Trump has been railing against the media over its coverage of a deepening scandal that has prompted an impeachment inquiry and could ultimately imperil his presidency.
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If you want to get railed, it makes sense to go somewhere where the people you want to get railed by do some of their railing.
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Trump has spent much time railing against free trade and corporate behavior in a way that resonates with some key themes often voiced by progressive Democrats.
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The video from that super PAC, Rebuilding America Now, features 30 seconds of unaltered Sanders railing on Clinton for not releasing her Wall Street speech transcripts.
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The Danish People's Party has become a potent political force, in part by railing against immigration and fashioning itself as the protector of traditional Danish values.
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We had to go back and redo that, and get rid of that railing and the dangling piece to show that no, he just missed it.
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In Denmark, as in countries like France and Sweden, a far-right populist party, the Danish People's Party, has been attracting voters by railing against immigration.
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Last Friday, 17-year-old Jonathan Chow wanted his friend to take a Snapchat video of him jumping over a fourth floor railing at a mall.
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But on the surface, at least, Donald Trump's wife may be the exact kind of immigrant that he's been railing against for the last thirteen months.
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He was still pissed in the postgame presser, railing against the "awful" tech and giving not a single fuck about the $25,000 ding heading his way.
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But that path to attention, praise and a sense of importance and agency can appeal to anyone — even a carpenter's son railing against his own neighbors.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump did the opposite, railing against trade with Mexico and China and promising to stop the decline of the manufacturing sector.
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If he passed a thick metal railing, he'd use it to do pull-ups; if he passed a dumpster, he'd lift it up on one edge.
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From the Trump base, Steve Bannon is railing against the "Lords of Silicon Valley," and advocating the regulation of the big tech companies as public utilities.
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Democrats are planning to completely flip the table on Republicans going into next year's midterms, railing against them for inaction leading to higher premiums for consumers.
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Leduc says Rick would smoke on his balcony, and lean back on a railing while doing so ... and his family believes this caused him to fall.
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Whether railing against the "war on Christmas" or stirring up panic about the threat of "white genocide," they have turned often imaginary attacks to their advantage.
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We realized we need allies in office — because otherwise, we're just railing against a group of people who aren't accountable to our values or our communities.
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"I remember Pearl Harbor," Trump, who was born 4 1/85033 years after the attack, said, according to the newspaper, before railing against Japan's economic policies.
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Media outlets like CNN and MSNBC have been joyfully running endless "gotcha" clips of Trump railing against our trade deficit with nations like China and Mexico.
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The hangup remains that many Republican senators are dubious of any agreement to stabilize Obamacare, a program they've spent years railing against and pledged to eliminate.
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He became the counterweight to the GOP's tax bill, railing against legislation on the House floor and shepherding Democrats through a marathon markup in the committee.
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"I saw a deputy at the railing, and I saw this white object falling to the ground," a reporter at the scene, Joe Gorman, told WKBN.
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"If someone falls off your deck and your railing is faulty, then there may be an exclusion for that," said Carberry of Hoffmann Parker Wilson & Carberry.
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And when Mr. Trump announced his bid last year, railing against unauthorized immigrants and promising a wall, Mr. Nadler marveled at how similar their instincts were.
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All balconies are designed and built in a way that the deckchairs with the best view of the ocean can be placed perpendicular to the railing.
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He took issue in particular with one of his accusers, Michael DiSabato, railing against DiSabato's character and criticizing the media, including CNN, for airing his accusations.
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He spent most of that time railing against the media, which he described as "Democrat puppets" and peddling conspiracy theories that have no basis in reality.
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Outside the sprawling grounds, opposing caravans of cars brandished banners in slow processions alternately praising and railing against the president down Lamington Road bordering the course.
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Al-Shaer said he left Gaza with mixed emotions — glad he spent time with his parents and found a wife, but railing at the steep price.
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Already, Tea Party organizers and other conservatives are railing against the likely outcome and warning that the president and other Republicans will pay a political price.
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When they land punches, the contact is conveyed by one or the other jumping hard with both feet on the canvas, or hoisting a movable railing.
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For all her railing against the Hollywood elite, it seems Sarah Palin's daughter and grandson sure love the dough and attention that's gonna come with it.
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In one frame, a slab of darkly brooding sky seems to loom down on a skeletal railing that runs across the shot, cleaving it in half.
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He's railing on his own party and his party's leader with insults that will forever be carved into the world wide web, never to go away.
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This is also the way we tend to feed our self-esteem but accomplish nothing, by railing against an injustice from a position of personal safety.
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She runs through the night, compulsively, until Mafee's words and her own guilt and pain catch up to her and she clutches a railing to cry.
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Lastly, all of the ceramic flooring as well as the terrace railing was replaced with Brazilian soapstone, its dark mossy green jagged with electric white stripes.
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Most Democratic politicians railing against Mr. Trump's "appeasement" of Moscow hailed Obama's "reset" a few years ago and chastised Republicans for seeking a new Cold War.
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He also went over to a railing in front of a UN television camera to several Pakistani reporters and shook their hands after some tough questioning.
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The living room has a massive fireplace and a stone stairway with an ornate forged-iron railing that leads to the bedrooms on the second floor.
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Head up towards Docking Bay 7, near the railing of the lookout, and you'll get a wider shot of the Falcon and of the spires above.
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Now, at Takashimaya, escalators intimidated no one — except for one stylish woman wearing wobbly four-inch heels, who held tightly to the railing as she ascended.
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Trump and his constant railing against the Iran deal also makes it difficult to brag about any deal with Kim that falls short of complete denuclearization.
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The five murders — of four Catholic men and one Protestant man, who was handcuffed to a railing and beaten to death — each carry a life sentence.
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PITTSBURGH — John Tumpane could not explain exactly why he approached the woman as she hopped over the railing of the Roberto Clemente Bridge on Wednesday afternoon.
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" Belcher says Kelly punched him "directly on the bridge of his nose, causing him to fall into the group of people, and then onto a railing.
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Shaheen has been actively involved in efforts to reduce Kaspersky Lab's footprint, including a September opinion piece in The New York Times railing against government use.
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In a world where people can't stop railing about free speech while simultaneously, indirectly undermining their own arguments, there is a certain value in enforcing limits.
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Instead of a railing, visitors will find an outwardly tilting nine-foot-high glass wall, also best kept at a distance by those who fear heights.
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To open up your space, she suggests removing the railing and opting for "plain walls or a more substantial wainscoting" for a much larger design impact.
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The gunman, who has not been officially identified, could be heard railing against feminism and Jewish people, using slang common on websites like 4chan and 8chan.
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The negative space of the balcony railing outside the window became the ground upon which Reed layered lines that have been the paths in his life.
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After two years of railing against Mr. Trump for denying the established science of climate change, Democrats are eager to make a difference on global warming.
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Railing against specific white supremacists—whether or not you choose to identify them or amplify existing information—certainly isn't mutually exclusive with other forms of protest.
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But the Trump administration, in the tradition of Republicans railing against the mandate, changed course and ordered federal agencies to lighten the administrative burden of Obamacare.
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Sitting in a reclining position is painful when you are in labour, so my wife got out of the car and went to lean against a railing.
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The lucky employee spotted the wild animal — standing upright and holding onto the veranda railing — soaking in the beautiful views of the White Mountains as dawn broke.
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Phoenix's slide has reached the point where owner Robert Sarver is railing against millennial culture in reference to disgruntled forward Markieff Morris while spreading around the blame.
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Throughout the address, Trump generally returned to optimistic themes, though he also spent sections railing against illegal immigrants and announcing a new office to publicize their crimes.
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In fact, it was so controversial that in the 103 presidential election, a billionaire, outsider, presidential candidate shot to the top of the polls railing against it.
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Yet Trump continued railing against the Fed in a tweet Monday, tying the central bank to a slew of other economic and political issues roiling his administration.
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McLeod was so drunk he had "slurred speech and walked slowly in a zig zag pattern" and had to grab onto a railing for support, police observed.
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Just last week, he channeled the president at the Texas Republican Party's convention, railing against "fake news" and the "liberal media," according to the Dallas Morning News.
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To commemorate the climbing ban, public celebrations will take place over the weekend when the dismantling of the trail and its railing is also expected to begin.
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The barrier railing is 42 inches high with solid wood beams at the top, and knotted rope netting at the bottom, the zoo said in a statement.
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She leaned against our red stairway's red railing, explaining to guys wearing red jumpsuits why she had closed and locked our janitor's closet, which was also red.
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He spent much of the past year railing against Hillary Clinton's improper use of a personal email account, and the Russian hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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Trump delivered scathing critiques on Democrats, railing against "impeachment crap" and floating an apparently baseless conspiracy about the the pharmaceutical industry's potential role in the impeachment inquiry.
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This idea is further backed by the fact we often see Fritz, who eventually begins dating Greta, railing against the mega-rich and mega-powerful of Berlin.
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But that hasn't stopped Trump from railing against so-called vote rigging, which could serve to delegitimize the outcome of the election and fuel protests or violence.
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He even accepts some of the blame himself, conceding in a later radio interview that he is part of the global establishment that Trump is railing against.
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Brown joins a growing list of prominent Democrats railing against corporations' use of what critics call financial engineering, enriching shareholders at the expense of the average worker.
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As one of the telecommunications industry's most vocal and aggressive lobbyists, he's spent a lot of time railing against things like net neutrality and internet privacy rules.
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The boy fell nearly 40 feet when Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda, 24, picked him up and threw him over a balcony's railing at the famed mall, police said.
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Authorities have labeled the El Paso attack a hate crime and said the suspect in the shooting, Patrick Crusius, 21, posted a manifesto online railing against immigrants.
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The bodies were found hanging from a railing on the edge of a basement swimming pool, the Globe and Mail and Toronto Sun reported, citing police sources.
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The latter deal has surfaced again and again in the U.S. presidential election with supporters of both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump railing against the proposed pact.
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Trump has broken past presidential precedent by openly railing against Fed rate hikes last year under the leadership of Jerome Powell, the chairman Trump picked in 2017.
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Charlotte posed for the sweet photos (taken by mom Kate!) on the steps outside her Kensington Palace home and another standing as she holds onto a railing.
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Fetty Wap's baby mama is railing on the rapper, claiming he's put their daughter squarely in the crosshairs of Internet trolls who are now on the attack.
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But his speeches as an outnumbered elder Congressman railing against the fight for the annexation of Texas are better examples of how vivid his words could be.
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Theoretically, Sanders, with his relentless message railing against economic inequality, should be resonating in a state that has experienced rising levels of inequality in the past decade.
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Devaki Raj leaned over a gilded railing inside Times Square's Marriott Marquis last Thursday, racking her brain to find the words that won't get her in trouble.
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It was painted as hypocritical, given Bernie Sanders' penchant for railing against the income inequality engendered by Wall Street tycoons, for whom questionably large payouts are routine.
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As one of this year's populist blowhards railing against Wall Street and Washington, a furtive loan from a blue-ribbon investment bank may prove to be embarrassing.
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Steve Bannon was in Alabama Tuesday night, campaigning for U.S. senate candidate Roy Moore and railing against the Republican establishment, Democrats, and "the opposition party" — the media.
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In the past, you've talked about using film as a platform to address some of your fears and anxieties, as opposed to railing about them on Twitter.
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She paused mid-verse to banter, railing on Trump, endorsing a Biden/Michelle ticket, and plugging her mother's mental health non-profit (she was in the audience).
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Jones played the clip from Ingraham's show alongside a clip of an avowed neo-Nazi railing against the possibility of the U.S. becoming a majority-minority country.
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Oscar ran over to the railing to see where the toy had gone and quickly lost his balance, causing Lewis, 42, to race over to save him.
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Eyewitnesses said the man had been pacing about in an agitated state before tying something to a railing and jumping during a debate, the Telegraaf newspaper reported.
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McCain's lengthy career on Capitol Hill, and it is likely that he was on the floor of the Senate railing against the pork-barrel projects contained therein.
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But Mr. Sasse (pronounced Sass) keeps his voice raised, the lone conservative on Capitol Hill still railing, to the consternation of many in his state's Republican Party.
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Joe Marchese has been railing about the problems of online advertising for years, and now he's starting a new media company built around trying to solve them.
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Trump spent much of his speech at the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) railing against illegal immigration and emphasizing the need to close the southern border.
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The downside would be a stronger dollar that would make American exports less attractive, thereby increasing the trade deficit — precisely what Mr. Trump has been railing against.
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Wiens and his company, for example have spent the last several years railing against Apple's insistence on making its computers impossible to upgrade and difficult to repair.
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Duckworth penned an op-ed in The Washington Post railing against the accessibility of "weapons of war" following deadly mass shootings in places such as Newtown, Conn.
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Four from heart attacks, two from overdoses, and one when a woman drunkenly fell over the second-floor railing and landed head first on somebody else's minivan.
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What of the scenario the dermatologist mentioned—the idea that the muscle tissue and my fatty stowaways had merged like a tree trunk enveloping an iron railing?
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Halfway across the sky bridge, I push sideways through the stream of foot traffic to get to the railing that faces south, toward the heart of Zhongguancun.
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"I did flash back today," her mother and longtime co-coach, Oracene Price, said as she leaned on a railing in the Wimbledon players area on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, doctors are railing against a statement from White House trade adviser Peter Navarro that the media is overhyping the need for personal protective equipment in hospitals.
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You can't bring Steve Bannon, who's ironically railing on the swamp but is actually the Creature from the Black Lagoon, into the situation to drain the swamp.
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The split-screen day illustrated the dynamic that has come to define Mr. Trump's presidency — railing against his adversaries one moment, then performing presidential duties the next.
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This month, the site's moderators received a complaint about Mr. Benjamin, who had risen to fame railing against diversity and feminism during the GamerGate movement in 0003.
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A much plumper Mr. Hamid appears in an ISIS video, sitting by a languid stream, railing about how his family could not practice their faith in Trinidad.
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The visa program has always had its critics, with anticorruption campaigners railing against Britain's openness to ill-gotten riches from overseas and the foreigners who invest them.
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When she talks about art thriving in this climate, she means it — just not in the same sense as, say, angry punks railing against the Reagan administration.
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Colbert has spent the entirety of Trump's time in office railing against the president's hypocrisy, his exclusionary policies, and his affinity for telling lies whenever it's convenient.
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A cleaning crew worked every corner of the grand chamber, running a vacuum over the royal blue carpet, kneading the underside of a railing with a rag.
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Rick Scott's lead in the state's closely watched Senate race, he's railing that it's a left-wing conspiracy to "steal" his election — and he's suing election officials.
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On the stump, Sanders is sounding increasingly paranoid, railing against the "political establishment… coming together, and they will do anything and everything" to stop him, he says.
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Figures like Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary and German populist parties rose by railing against the European Union and immigration, neither of them issues in Brazil.
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But check out the video ... you never hear Travis encouraging people to jump, you see Green climb the railing, a strobe flash and then the teen plummeting.
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Like many of her compatriots, Austen loathed the Prince Regent, once railing in an 1813 letter against the man whose gluttony, profligacy and infidelities scandalized the nation.
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" In an earnings call in May, Mr. Musk lashed out at analysts who sought more detail on Tesla's financials and outlook, railing at their "boring, bonehead questions.
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The move was unexpected, as Cernovich had carved out a comfortable niche for himself — railing against coastal elites and feminism, peddling conspiracy theories and self-help books.
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So having that sort of view on the show, in a way, makes it more relatable than if it was something where we're just railing on believers.
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That means that photo posing in your #OOTD, sipping on your morning latte, or just holding the subway railing can help raise money for a good cause.
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For hours, they remain intent on every play, almost immediately returning to the railing each time they are chased up the stands by a Taser-carrying guard.
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Phone after phone is handed to him as he extends his arm, smiles, takes selfies with the children behind the railing, and then hands the phones back.
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Over the years, she honed a protectionist message focused on the economy, bashing the European Union and railing against globalization in an appeal to working-class voters.
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Murkowski, by contrast, didn't address the allegations against Trump directly; she instead said the House's case against the president was "rushed and flawed" and railing against partisanship.
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His railing against "left-wing opposition groups," and his charges that the attacks on him were "revenge on behalf of the Clintons," skillfully rallied the Republican base.
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The Democrats urged their colleagues to vote against the Republican agency head, railing against his opposition to the Obama-era net neutrality rules and his deregulatory record.
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The blast over the left-center railing, Goldschmidt's 14th of the season, capped off a three-run fifth inning that provided all the offense the Diamondbacks needed.
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Driving a sport utility vehicle, the assailant slammed into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge near Parliament, killing two people and injuring many others, before crashing into a railing.
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Railing against corruption within the party, he lost a Democratic congressional primary in 2014 -- but won admirers, and was elected to the state Senate two years later.
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Make a token effort to have the report released, then bludgeon the President politically for the next two years by railing against what the administration is hiding.
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A slew of stars took shots at Trump at last year's Golden Globes ceremony, with Meryl Streep railing against the then-president-elect in an emotional speech.
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He also chases away addicts trying to steal a grave railing, or shepherd boys whose herds stumble on the graves — pelting them with rocks and cursing them.
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She's spent her life gaming the very system that she is now railing against and we will have ads that drive that point home on every front.
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He traced the lines of a ficus tree and a pair of little black socks that Susan had washed and hung on the French railing to dry.
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During the session with journalists, he returned repeatedly to the subject, railing about what he said were unfair, poorly negotiated trade deals with South Korea and China.
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That assessment was evident on the picket lines all over Los Angeles during the strike, with signs railing against "privatizers" and the "greedy side" of the philanthropists.
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His discomfort with being called out, therefore, looks an awful lot like railing against "political correctness," wrapped in the guise of a right to unlimited self-expression.
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Carl "Sargon of Akkad" Benjamin, a YouTube figure who rose to prominence railing against feminism during the GamerGate movement, will not become part of the European Parliament.
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