These were all distractions on top of his rambling answers.
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I'm scrolling through people's bad takes, jokes, and rambling threads.
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The dialogue is uneven - funny in parts, but rambling otherwise.
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On Sunday, April 17, Chyna left Angra a rambling voicemail.
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There are a couple of straightforward falsehoods in Whittle's rambling.
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A few times, Wazed interrupted himself to apologize for rambling.
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"Later on I knew," Trump said in a rambling explanation.
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Oh, and cut the rambling in favor of some focus.
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He instead spent weeks offering rambling comments about possible legislation.
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A rambling religious manifesto was found inside their rental van.
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Secretly, I had my heart set on a rambling Victorian.
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I know I'm rambling — but I worship this movie. pic.twitter.
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"Many critics derided [Palin's] speech as 'rambling' and 'insane,'" he notes.
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They just sound like interchangeable pieces of the same rambling speech.
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Which is welcome, because otherwise, the movie feels scattered and rambling.
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Favelas are rambling, ramshackle, unplanned housing developments for Rio's working poor.
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"He asked me a rambling question" -- Sessions throwing shade at Sen.
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IV. Business Model MailKimp, SchmailChimp: Podcast Ads are Rambling and Unpredictable.
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So yeah, it's just a very ... I think I'm rambling now.
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Upstairs, the rambling, empty rooms became, during the harvest, a dormitory.
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Over 30 rambling acres, coffee plants flower up along hill tracts.
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His music seems found, natural, almost rambling — meticulous, yet willfully aimless.
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Instead, she's rambling about the difference between stories and real life.
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Conversely, rambling, uncozy rooms are usually shot to appear more snug.
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The result, a rambling petition to a federal court, went nowhere.
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Trump's at times rambling remarks resembled his speeches at campaign rallies.
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A rambling religious manifesto was found inside the suspect's rental van.
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At their worst, they were robotic and rambling. Clumsy. Cringe-worthy.
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Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump on Tuesday was certainly rambling.
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At times, Biden seemed inarticulate, rambling and stumbling over his words.
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His stump speeches on the campaign trail were famously rambling and unstructured.
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Despite his rambling, Sexy Oobah has enchanted a new wave of interest.
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There are approximately 70 rentable units in this rambling complex of buildings.
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His rambling writings -- mostly long paragraphs stretching across pages -- target Jews, Muslims.
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Concerned about his mental state, she deleted the "rambling" and "bizarre" video.
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He often sent me rambling accounts of his day-to-day life.
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In long, rambling footnotes, the court went after PETA with a vengeance.
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Arthur Rathburn expressed no regrets during rambling remarks to a federal judge.
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These days, Mr. Clinton's remarks can be plodding, even rambling at times.
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It's a rambling neo-noir taking in sex, drugs, and the Vatican.
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The memory of Ebola hangs heavy over Sierra Leone's rambling capital, Freetown.
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This latest rambling interview is yet another window into the White House.
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He suddenly started rambling on about this startup he was involved in.
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Her parents noticed that she had been rambling, not making any sense.
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It's hard to say, though, what is essential to this rambling affair.
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After a rambling debate they hit, half-seriously, on a loose concept.
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There's more ingenuity to his hairstyle than any of his rambling pronouncements.
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He simply tells a story: a rambling, tangent-prone, sometimes boring story.
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On day five, I told a rambling story at an open mic.
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He likes rambling about his boat, a two-masted schooner docked nearby.
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Life magazine said his rambling photographs sympathetically captured the Londoners of 1960.
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Sometimes rambling, sometimes boring down on tiny details, she presses for answers.
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Sometimes rambling, sometimes boring down on tiny details, she presses for answers.
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Congress is filled with dumbass turds rambling on about things they don't understand.
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This was how his rambling word salad went down with the nation's lexicographers.
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Dodd still summers in Cushing, with a rambling old barn as her studio.
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New year, same 313-character commentary from rambling, cursing, and grammatically incorrect DJs.
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"His rambling bit, filled with ignorance and vitriol, isn&apost comedy," Corry said.
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Long, rambling, veering from topic to topic, prattling on about exploitation by foreigners.
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Aesthetically, it was pleasing in its inexactness, rambling and irregular lines, its woodiness.
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Monster masks and rambling narratives are backgrounded with shots of dark, empty streets.
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We got video of Vikram rambling as he tried explaining what went down.
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Many of Cosby's responses were rambling, confusingly worded, or difficult to parse grammatically.
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Mr. Trump alternated between rambling statements and grandiose boasts when he wasn't lying.
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The applicant wouldn't answer calls to open the door and began rambling aloud.
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Elise was enraged by Leiter's comments and quickly launched a long, rambling rebuttal.
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Why did she stop writing and shut herself up in a rambling farmhouse?
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During the rambling introduction, King repeatedly said "Negro" — and then the n-word.
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It goes on too long; not everything on it is worth rambling about.
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Forty-two dealers and eight nonprofit ventures squeezed into its rambling domestic spaces.
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Underneath the house, Mr. Brouwers added a rambling 750-square-meter wine cellar.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump sometimes spends more than 30 minutes on rambling phone conversations.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — It was part corporate presentation, part legal defense, part rambling tirade.
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In the BBC interview, Andrew gave an at times rambling and contradictory account.
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They've long shared a passion for books, art, nature, satire and rambling conversation.
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Voters seemed to believe that Trump's often rambling, hard-to-understand speeches. 44.
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Truaxe continues to post sometimes rambling and incoherent posts on his own account.
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The residential location is close to several nature reserves, ideal for rambling and cycling.
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More than on any of his previous albums, "Pablo" reflects that rambling, fearsome energy.
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" Re-stoking the stage fires, Toby Keith helped Nelson through a rollicking "Rambling Fever.
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Much like their freewheeling, rambling titles, these motley, Frankenstein-like sculptures embrace wonderful ugliness.
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In a rambling three-hour speech, Mr Abbas lashed out repeatedly at his critics.
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In his rambling response to the article, Weinstein said he would go on leave.
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His blog posts are rambling and slightly unhinged, with titles like UNBELIEVABLE LIES CONTINUE.
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Too many slides, the wrong kinds of slides, rambling and a lack of direction.
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I'm the same way with cars but that's a rambling post for another day.
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His delivery at a primary debate in September, for instance, was rambling and unfocused.
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There was quite a bit of rambling in the journal that's hard to decipher.
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On Monday, Wright published a long, rambling blog post purporting to do just that.
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To an extent, Trump makes this rambling, digressive mode of talking work for him.
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Trump made no direct mention in rambling Rose Garden comments of the funding bill.
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" According to the letter, a user called "~Gość~" wrote a rambling post on "Forum.Poranny.
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The shooter left a rambling, racist manifesto online, but Miller focused on his race.
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Running 81-minutes long, Trump's rambling press conference on Wednesday needed a little summarising.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump tweeted a rambling message about the US median income.
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" He described the gunman as doing "quite a bit of rambling at the scene.
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His earlier work had the rambling quality of a lot of early alternative comedy.
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Take Mr. Chinawut Sirisompan aka Master Woody, the venerable subject of this rambling tale.
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I recorded rambling videos in my pajamas and posted them on my friends' walls.
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He hoped Amber had dived into the water before his rambling confession of feeling.
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Mr. Mugabe made the rambling address to the southern African nation about 9 p.m.
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It takes the form of a miniature city, a rambling Crazytown painted ash-black.
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By contrast, Britain's chaotic but organic state is reflected in its rambling, patchwork countryside.
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But outside were rambling grounds, where she and her four younger siblings ran wild.
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This rambling, repetitive, muddled and narrow-minded work then turns to more recent events.
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In rambling letters to the Daily News columnist Jimmy Breslin, he taunted the police.
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Trump gave a rambling, political speech at a national Boy Scouts event last month.
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"It's your mother," she'll say at the end of a rambling voice mail message.
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The rambling two-story, double-porch house was saved from destruction at least twice.
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Even Trump expressed surprise during a muted and, at times, rambling press conference Wednesday.
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Instead, someone else read out loud a rambling statement purportedly sent by the hacker.
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SNL's longest running cast member Kenan Thompson described the rambling speech as a "hostage" situation.
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It was rambling and tall, made out of a house and a barn butted together.
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Read more: 9 of the most bizarre moments from Trump's rambling border wall press conference.
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Reveals over a rambling speech that has no idea what the Bill of Rights is.
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"Just more rambling from these two… oh and a lot of sisterly love," Katie wrote.
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At sentencing, Medina made a rambling statement that urged President Barack Obama to fight corruption.
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To avoid rambling, write a draft of your email and then edit it, experts suggest.
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I prepare to hold my nose, but the rambling apparatus lets out surprisingly little odor.
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Clinton's speech was a chronological—if sometimes rambling—recounting of his relationship with his wife.
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He ended up giving a rambling soliloquy that touched on, well, a lot of stuff.
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Carrey spoofed the actor's rambling Lincoln commercial with this world-class impression on SNL. 11.
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C.' star rambling, then losing her grip on her fence and falling to the ground.
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For over 20 full minutes, with no interruption, he delivers a brilliant, pained, rambling eulogy.
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As the nation watched, Mugabe embarked upon a typically rambling address, flanked by army commanders.
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Biden, in particular, has racked up a series of gaffes, missteps, and occasional rambling monologues.
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Within days, another video would emerge of him appearing impaired, rambling incoherently, and gesticulating wildly.
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Scott was back home by Sunday around 9 AM, hanging with friends and rambling incoherently.
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Everything else in the song is just a vague, rambling prelude to those two lines.
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But after rambling away for about ten minutes, I noticed he wasn't looking very impressed.
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It was long-winded and rambling ... but more importantly, all about herself and not Aretha.
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Joe Biden's performance, though rambling, was the best he's given out of the three debates.
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Moore dodged the question, instead giving a rambling response about James Madison and the Constitution.
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Instead, he gave a rambling, nonsensical answer that included a reference to a record player.
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But the official said it was rambling and gave no clear motivation for the attack.
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It was brief and "rambling" and did not offer a clear motive for the rampage.
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A rambling army of hippies — estimated at more than 300,000 — swept into the outdoor site.
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" When he thought he was rambling, he cut himself off and apologized for "galaxy-braining.
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Palin's rambling and at times bizarre endorsement speech gives Fey ample material to work with.
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At another point, Trump is giving a rambling answer about his tax returns and musing.
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Why was Donald Trump so frequently unfocused and rambling during the first general election debate?
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In it, four characters gather in a big rambling house and have at each other.
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Then a dozen lawmakers were each given three minutes to grandstand and ask rambling questions.
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The rambling document espouses far-right and white nationalistic views, specifically targeting Muslims and immigrants.
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The brother of mass murderer Stephen Paddock lost it Tuesday during a bizarre, rambling interview.
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Hunched over the podium, the Ohio governor gave a folksy, rambling treatise about the America of
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Voicing your opinion succinctly in one tweet is more powerful — and presidential — than a rambling address.
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Trump also directly addressed the issue of faith during a rambling speech Thursday on his acquittal.
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After about 8 minutes of rambling about corruption and the devil, he ran into state Sen.
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But Kerr never sent the note, embarrassed by the grammatical errors and rambling, run-on sentences.
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And, as with dreams, it's hard to describe exactly what unfolds without sounding vague and rambling.
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Over roughly two and a half minutes of near-incoherent rambling, he finally evaluates the product.
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Country superstar Jason Aldean has listed his rustic, rambling estate in Columbia, TN, for $7.87 million.
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But what happened that night is still—as Geist and Teagan's rambling speech attested—somewhat cloudy.
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Ninety minutes in, Trump answered a question on entitlement reform with a rambling tirade against ObamaCare.
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Pence on a personal and policy level made Kaine look like a rambling, insecure Clinton sycophant.
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However, Benjamin's rambling dialogue indicates that this is likely not the case for the art world.
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This would fail an elementary school test for lack of clarity, non sequiturs and rambling incoherence.
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He delivers a rambling and heavily political speech, which the Boy Scouts head later apologizes for.
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"In recent days, as Tarzan has faced trouble, he's been rambling," Ince told the roaring crowd.
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Gone—or at least much pared back—was the usual ad hominem invective and rambling braggadocio.
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Upon her arrival at the rambling house in Essex, the governess finds a friend in Mrs.
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He delivered a lengthy, often rambling, monologue where he listed off his accomplishments as a legislator.
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"They were your dad's, too!" he said, before launching into a rambling metaphor about steering ships.
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Mike Pence of Indiana by indulging in a rambling speech that revived questions about his seriousness.
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The president phoned into Fox & Friends for a rambling nearly hour-long interview on Friday morning.
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After a year and a half of erratic tweets and rambling speeches, we can't be certain.
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"I would fantasize about what it would be like to have these rambling warrens," he says.
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The Boboli is a tiered Florentine paradise of ancient statues and geometric fountains and rambling hedgework.
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We stayed at a rambling hotel on the wedding circuit with wide porches overlooking the water.
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The president just ran off stage after his rambling press conference without answering a single question.
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FBI special agent Christopher Combs said Ator made a "rambling" statement to authorities over the phone.
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Yet for Trump it was business as usual — meaning ego-boosting rallies and bizarre, rambling speeches.
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Although the output can be nonsensical or rambling, it has also shown moments of unnerving clarity.
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They flew from a rambling, two-story cinder-block house on the crest of a slope.
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Furloughed from rehab, Kym arrives at the rambling Connecticut clapboard house of her father (Bill Irwin).
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The document, which was described as brief and "rambling," suggested no clear motive for the shooting.
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Given a chance to speak, Mr. Weinstein gave a rambling, 10-minute speech to the court.
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An eccentric figure who insisted on the title "commodore," Mr. Maxwell's writings were rambling, fantastical affairs.
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At the rambling and far-reaching session, Trump appeared to embrace more Democratic proposals than Republican.
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I look back on those interviews and they are vague and rambling, kind of like this.
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Here's the full transcript of Guccifer 2.0's rambling message, read out loud during the conference.
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This morning, the President posted a rambling tweet suggesting a "fake news trophy" for America's network news.
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He joined The Hollywood Reporter in 1977, and wrote its "Rambling Reporter" column from 1982 to 2009.
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"When the president got on the phone after dinner, it was often a rambling affair," Wolff writes.
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During Donald Trump's rambling, self-referential and confrontational press conference on Wednesday, Trump made a humble admission.
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The president made the remark in a rambling two-hour speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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In brief, rambling remarks, Trump said his administration would enable the free flow of goods between countries.
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He cursed doctors, then cursed "the system," rambling on about why he couldn't get his prescription filled.
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Hours before his arrest, Odom distributed what appeared to be a rambling manifesto to several news outlets.
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Take Jodie Foster, who sort of came out of the closet in a rambling 2013 acceptance speech.
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Kendall looked shaken on the stand ... nervously rambling through her description of the night of Aug. 14.
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Vlach's rambling manifesto was an apparent attempt to explain himself, perhaps to persuade people to forgive him.
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Days before the hack, Maloney posted a rambling screed with a similar title to his Facebook page.
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But Duterte, who's known for his rambling and long-winded speaking style, spoke for about two hours.
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The rambling band of three will release their first full-length album, Hooten Hallers, later this week.
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The interview transcript is, frankly, bizarre -- and includes many incoherent, rambling statements that do not make sense.
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Maybe that had something to do with the golden serving dish or the lack of rambling drunks.
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Though the post was at times rambling, Mr. Denton's message was insistent: Gawker will be just fine.
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Sarah Palin's rambling speech endorsing Donald Trump was at times odd and, at other times, great theater.
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So what's to keep the rambling wreck of a wrestling promotion from going through one more disaster?
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Trump and Giuliani may be rambling and close to incoherent, but they are not void of strategy.
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I'm curious as to whether an episodic television series will replicate the rambling immersiveness of the movies.
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The video, posted by an obscure fringe group, was rambling, and it appeared to be cheaply produced.
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In a rambling novel, the same worlds feel overpopulated and chaotic, and end up being glossed over.
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As we all know by now, the president has a habit of rambling and improvising during interviews.
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Days before the hack, Maloney posted a rambling screed with a similar title to his Facebook page.
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Mr. Trump wrote a rambling firing letter, but White House officials urged him not to send it.
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Journalists who have seen the video say that the man can be heard rambling anti-Semitic slurs.
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" Trump maintained during a rambling press conference Wednesday that the Kurds are merely "fighting for their land.
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Jojo lives with his mother Rosie (Scarlett Johansson) in a rambling house near their German town's center.
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Wearing a MAGA hat, the rapper delivered an enthusiastic if rambling monologue feet from the Resolute desk.
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It's no surprise that his speeches are devolving to rambling airings of grievances, both real and perceived.
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His answers have often come off as rambling and incoherent, giving rise to questions about his age.
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Some critics have found the structure rambling (Ben Brantley called it "agreeably baggy"), the ending frustratingly unresolved.
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Authorities say the shooter then made "rambling" calls to police and the FBI before beginning his rampage.
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"These were rambling statements," said John Miller, the chief of the New York Police Department's intelligence division.
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Maduro, in a rambling speech, dismissed Guaido's inauguration and said he himself remained the country's legitimate leader.
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Louie: Because it's just CNN rambling on about some small issue and having multiple people argue that.
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A rambling Friday press conference where he threatened to keep the shutdown going for years didn't help.
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This is when people tend to ramble from topic to topic in a nervous or rambling way.
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" Politifact called bullshit, (one of MANY for the Republican candidate) rating his rambling string of words as "false.
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Basically, someone who's taking every word as if it were Shakespeare when it comes out as drunk rambling.
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President Trump's rambling, incoherent speech was confusing but not at all uncharacteristic of the bizarre commander-in-chief.
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She is visibly smitten with the attention, rambling on at home about how ardently Russ was after her.
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Certain ASMR videos feature people telling a rambling story that doesn't make sense, but sounds good, he says.
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Ward, who calls herself a "failed poet," infuses all of her sentences with a rambling, Faulkner-esque beauty.
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Our favorite celebrities have room to ramble, and rambling can lead to some unexpected and sometimes profound places.
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In rambling comments Monday, Trump mentioned some lawmakers by name as he claimed "bad reports" existed about everybody.
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Earlier this month, she was rambling on Twitter about flat Earth, using the same kind of language B.o.
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"I want to change it someday," he remarked earlier this month in one of his customary rambling speeches.
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During his rambling, 77-minute press conference the following day, he was asked directly about the bomb threats.
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Trump made no mention of the bill in rambling comments to reporters in the White House's Rose Garden.
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Instead, he steamrolled the entire conversation into one long, rambling, neurotic, hilarious, and insult-filled stream of consciousness.
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Courser later confessed to writing the email in a lengthy, rambling audio file he posted on the Web.
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But, picking Pence is about compromise and bringing the party together, as Trump said in his rambling announcement.
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Produced amid a haze of drugs, the rambling non sequitur storyline alienated their teenybopper fanbase and infuriated critics.
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Russians saw Putin nail his well-rehearsed calm and presidential manner, contrasted with Trump's anxious and rambling delivery.
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He offered a rambling account of his actions, sometimes striking a defensive tone and at others sounding apologetic.
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On Monday, Trump defended his decision to pull US forces out of Syria in a rambling Twitter thread.
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Mr. Roth has also been instrumental in expanding the institution beyond its rambling Victorian home in central London.
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A subtheme of the book and of her often rambling patter was her lifelong sense of intellectual inferiority.
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In 2012, the Republicans got Clint Eastwood rambling at an empty chair that he pretended held President Obama.
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There is dappled sunshine underneath the trees there and a rambling postmodern playground made of repurposed rail ties.
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Lonely Planet describes Anjos70 as a "rambling alternative market" that sells everything from vintage clothing to vinyl records.
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" An Associated Press dispatch ridiculed it as a "rambling and incoherent speech delivered to a nearly empty chamber.
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It is, like many episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience, a rambling, entertaining, and at times surprising conversation.
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On Saturday, Rolling Stone published a rambling account of actor Sean Penn's secret meeting with Guzmán last October.
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"The wheel, the wall, some things never get old," he said last week, at a rambling Cabinet meeting.
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The event's third edition previewed on Tuesday in a rambling 19th-century mansion near the Arc de Triomphe.
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But Mr. Trump also delivered a rambling, 75-minute speech that careened away from the matter at hand.
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He called local emergency 911 responders and then an FBI tip line to make rambling statements, officials said.
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Also, I'm not a fan of rambling books about traveling across the country while experimenting with psychedelic drugs.
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Your line delivery in "Her Smell" is this bizarre combination of punk patois, Shakespearean grandeur and manic rambling.
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I let her tell a rambling story of herself as Elsa living in a sparkly purple snow castle.
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Why does he build these structures, pitch these tents, after rambling around in the underbrush for so long?
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We were seated in his studio, a rambling ground-floor loft in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn.
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On the surface, it's about a couple, Ms. Lawrence and Javier Bardem, in a rambling, secluded Victorian house.
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Suddenly nothing you think you know about the humble, low-rise, rambling charm of rural India holds true.
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Even amid his raw, spontaneous and sometimes rambling monologue, Mr. West seemed to know he was courting controversy.
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"We don't have to," Mr. Giuliani said in a rambling, 22-minute interview on ABC's "This Week" program.
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And then the guy starts rambling about how George W. Bush had blown up the World Trade Center.
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Fox took a rambling series of tweets from the president and turned them into around-the-clock coverage.
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The firebrand leader normally makes rambling, off-the-cuff speeches peppered with curses and threats to kill criminals.
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Hostels: As any rambling college student can attest, hostels are an affordable, social way to see the world.
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Mr. Trump, trying to seize control of the narrative, followed the session with his rambling Rose Garden appearance.
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That just leaves more room for the mix of razor-sharp quips and The Tick's signature goofy rambling monologues.
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" Beck Bennett appears behind her, and starts rambling about "The episode of Twin Peaks where the girl gets murdered.
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Their new record Metal Beach is a uniformly anxious collection of clattering, rambling, and moans coaxed from humble means.
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He also filmed rambling monologues where he discussed the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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Trump, in his rambling and sometimes incoherent discussions, has made it clear that there's no higher principle than money.
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Jake is still out, so you're stuck with my rambling thoughts on the art of cinema again this week.
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Buddy grew up in a rambling and crowded brick house with a swimming pool that a grandfather had built.
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The Indian railway system is a huge, rambling arrangement that often involves advance booking and long lines to board.
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Zuck should've expected questions about diversity, but he still gave an embarrassingly longwinded, rambling non-answer riddled with misinformation.
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She was subsequently torn apart by fans and fellow YouTubers alike for the rambling apology most believe was forced.
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It was "a hodgepodge, a rambling, disconnected, choppy series of references to past events," a law enforcement official said.
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He also made a rambling attack on the UK's tax authorities, calling them "the most corrupt business in Britain".
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Contrition and humility aren't Ye's style, but maybe we can all learn a little something from his narcissistic rambling.
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From there she slipped, via a rambling, rumbling grumble about Hawk-Eye, to a 6-4 6-2 defeat.
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Trump made no mention of the bill in rambling comments to the media in the White House's Rose Garden.
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In testimony that veered from quietly spoken to emotional, Junqueras at one point apologised for his sometimes rambling answers.
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This video starts with June and Geno rambling on and on about what sounds like a huge massage chair.
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"Be considering this our form of protest," the group wrote in a rambling, politically loaded rant published on Medium.
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Later in the debate, after rambling about not recognizing his country anymore, Carson turned his concern on internet comments.
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His extemporaneous, rambling, quasi-factual speeches confuse pundits — including me — who are used to hearing politicians make careful arguments.
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We're told Kappy has repeatedly accused Seth of pedophilia -- most recently in this rambling video he posted last month.
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Perhaps the strongest incentive against rambling speeches is that winners simply don't want to bore people and look bad.
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Fear came up a lot during his rambling 45-minute monologue, in fact, because he learnt to love it.
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He pointed out a vast construction pit, which used to be a rambling apartment complex owned by Willie Nelson.
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There is speculation that the economic crisis and Maduro's rambling speeches are costing him support in the inner circle.
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"It was one of the most chaotic, rambling press conferences anybody has ever seen," the "Morning Joe" host said.
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In a rambling statement, Rathburn denied that he intentionally misled those who bought or leased body parts from him.
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Katt Williams has a rambling explanation for his fight with a 17-year-old ... he thought he was 19.
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The rambling, stream-of-consciousness, more-than-hourlong "speech" touched on the usual grievances: Russia, Mueller, witch hunts, impeachment.
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Louisville has a network of 17 parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, with signature rambling trails, ponds, and forests.
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Maddeningly this deletes your voice message altogether, but also unwittingly leaves long-winded types rambling at a black screen.
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Politico has reported recent discussions among White House staff of a self-published, rambling essay called Bronze Age Mindset.
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In testimony that veered from quietly spoken to emotional, Junqueras at one point apologized for his sometimes rambling answers.
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The high-pitched, rambling voice on the telephone was disguised and garbled, and warned of a slaughter of Jews.
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His rallies, as an article in the Atlantic explains, have been a smorgasbord of one-liners and disconnected rambling.
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In one rambling interview, a CNN host noted that Nunberg smelled of alcohol and asked if he was drunk.
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When he's speaking off the cuff, his rambling remarks can be full of digressions and hard-to-follow tangents.
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"If the content were different, I think it would come across as rambling and flabby and ineffective," Liberman says.
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That was the case for "Bugs," which saw Vedder playing an accordion and tunelessly rambling about the titular pest.
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The rambling, strangely written document is filled with anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric and spans nearly 80 pages.
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For millions of Americans, however, his crude, rambling approach is seen as refreshing, a welcome blast of political incorrectness.
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Democrats repeatedly accused Whitaker of running out the clock by giving them evasive or rambling answers in the hearing.
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And if one of the legs jams or breaks, then the robot will likely still be able to keep rambling.
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But Mr Biden's speech was rambling and unfocused, more a laundry list of mainstream Democratic positions than a coherent narrative.
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He spoke for 48 minutes, first reading a statement and then answering questions from reporters in a rambling news conference.
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One of the weaknesses of most recent superhero films is that they are essentially chapters in a long, rambling saga.
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Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, told rambling stories about the activist he fell in love with in the 1970s.
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And his other answers were frequently rambling and hard to follow, creating room for rivals like Buttigieg to step up.
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A woman found out she and several others had been molested when a man handed her a rambling, handwritten confession.
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"Tobias rambling the Jetski making sure it works good for mom and da crew," Hamilton wrote of a Monday photo.
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One of the members of Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum is rambling weirdo and Future President of Mars Elon Musk.
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He delivered semi-prepared answers on health care and foreign policy that were rambling and at times hard to follow.
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As long as Twitter doesn't overly incentivize long-winded rambling, Beyond 140 could make the micro-blogging service more cohesive.
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In June 2015 Trump used his "people say" technique in the rambling address he delivered when he declared his candidacy.
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The president's rambling speech Tuesday was quickly overshadowed by Kuwait's addition to an anti-Iranian alliance that is gathering strength.
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In priming the expectations pump, Trump's aides are portraying him as a restless, fidgeting, abusive, impulsive, rambling, inattentive, unteachable pupil.
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They saw one candidate who was well prepared and a bit rambling, and another who was downright weird at times.
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"You mean you were stabbed in the back?" asked one British officer, trying to make sense of Ludendorff's rambling explanation.
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Printz and the rotating cast of characters appear in disjointed, rambling news videos that often run for over an hour.
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Apparently, lewd language and rambling stories that have nothing to do with "personal consumer experiences with local businesses" aren't allowed.
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Cotton's staff members and the assembled local reporters began chuckling at the rambling accounts of how George stacked his coins.
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That footage features a very young Tarantino as a rambling disc jockey and some other characters navigating their social lives.
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Trump dedicated only a few minutes of his hourlong rambling speech to the Republican governor he was there to support.
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Once those voices derailed into maniacal rambling and transcendental taunts half-way through the song, however, my anxiety felt worse.
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They are: drunken rambling, cryptic remarks that confuse everyone, offensiveness (accidental or otherwise), pontification, and my personal favorite, unnecessary eroticism.
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As noises of celebration intrude from outside, a nervously fidgeting young man, played by Whishaw, begins a rambling, opaque monologue.
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It's just rambling notes on the state of such things as politics (dismal), zoos (morally abhorrent), and Morris's garden (blooming!).
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Mr. Trump also gave a rambling, hour-plus speech in which he only mentioned Mr. Saccone a handful of times.
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They were casual and rambling, the aural equivalent of the diarylike entries posted on WordPress or LiveJournal in the 223s.
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Since then, Brown has been posting online, alternating between rambling half-apologies on Instagram, and writing songs with Sean Kingston.
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Trump's year-end interview with The New York Times featured a series of rambling, unfocused assertions at odds with reality.
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Johnson huddled with other heads of state including Justin Trudeau as the Canadian prime minister mocked Trump's rambling press conferences.
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Dalton's disengaged presence Tuesday contrasted with a court hearing months after the shooting when he interrupted Carruthers with rambling statements.
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There, the Afro-Puerto Rican artist Samuel Lind has a rambling gallery and workshop where he sells paintings and prints.
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In his announcement, the president struggled to obscure his failure with yet another rambling infomercial about the glory of walls.
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He said this during a rambling 22-minute phone call with Fox & Friends on the morning of his 2174rd birthday.
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Audubon Greenwich, headquartered in a rambling, Adirondack-style building, has a 285-acre main sanctuary with seven miles of trails.
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Rambling disquisitions by Steve Bannon and Trump prove little besides the exceedingly hard time they have getting to a point.
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It might be rambling on and saying too much or it could be shutting down and having our mind go blank.
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Dern had previously been nominated for best actress in "Rambling Rose" and best supporting actress in "Wild," but lost both times.
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Her family became worried when on phone calls with Valenti, she became confused and rambling on the drive to the airport.
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On Monday morning, the first day of his August vacation, the president tweeted a series of rambling personal attacks against Sen.
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Mr Trump winked and nodded at the upcoming pardon in a splenetic, rambling 76-minute speech in Phoenix earlier this week.
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"He listened to this rambling thing and went, 'Hmm, it's really interesting, I don't think it's a record though,'" says Waters.
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Trump never lost it but did appear flustered at points during the debate and gave rambling answers to some policy questions.
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After all, they're the ones who put up with your incessant rambling, late night phone calls and constant demands for pizza.
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Sources familiar with the case tell us Paris has continued getting text messages from Kappy, and they're rambling and downright scary.
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His comments about Curiel (per usual) have been rambling and careless; maybe he just let his tongue get away with him.
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In 800 words, the customer explains in rambling detail how Besa Mafia helped him kill the man who raped his girlfriend.
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And there's this -- Christian included copies of rambling postcards he says his dad sent ... telling Christian he'd be nothing without him.
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Her ex-husband Ryan Adams recently went on a rambling Twitter spree where he claimed he couldn't even remember marrying Moore.
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He took the bait and spent the majority of his answer rambling on and on about his non-ties to Russia.
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At his live shows, he makes sure to cut through the heaviness of his work with the odd rambling, comedic monologue.
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He began is self-enrichment tour with a rambling post about taking a break to better himself: Have been stuck lately.
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As is his habit, Trump was rambling on vaguely about disconnected topics and it's unclear who exactly he was talking about.
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In an extremely long and rambling email, I explained the song to him and why I wanted his vocal on it.
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According to authorities, he had sent a series of bizarre, rambling letters when police publicly dismissed Huskins' account of her kidnapping.
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" Asked what she thought of Trump's rambling discourse, a smirking McKinnon-as-Clinton replied "I think I'm going to be president.
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Rambling around the world is a bouncy and playful process, with smooth terrain that doesn't really scream voxel in any way.
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Turned a question on Russian election interference into a rambling dialogue on Hillary Clinton's email server and his electoral college votes.
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Her Death Stalker boyfriend turns out to be a rambling bore, and even stops wanting to go out and hunt people.
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" Amy Carter said, "I went to the meeting, and the guy immediately began rambling on nonsensically about fertilizer and harvesting cycles.
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The drama was sometimes rambling and sometimes indulgent, but its exploration of the methods and means of resistance felt unnervingly timely.
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The special starts with a series of quick, inane observations, rambling mini-stories, and little half-songs with minimal instrumental accompaniment.
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Here, if anywhere in this great, rambling literary shrine to the author's idiosyncrasies, we learn the very essence of John Waters.
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She swam and poked among rock pools down at the beach below, and hunted great-winged moths on rambling nighttime expeditions.
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He emphasized his "America First" vision in his speech to the assembly and at a rambling news conference the next day.
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Lewis recently posted on Twitter a rambling video about Kaepernick as Lewis was being driven home from the Fox Sports studio.
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It's hard to tell with the characters in this film from director Richard Linklater, which floats from conversation to rambling conversation.
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This immaturity is starkly demonstrated in a rambling phone call, which Woodward recorded and released as news of his book spread.
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Trump first revealed plans to take unilateral steps during a rambling and detail-free speech from the White House last week.
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The Justice Department has worked hard to limit the damage from Mr. Trump's campaign statements, which were often extemporaneous and rambling.
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" Her style also conjures the rambling (and occasionally solipsistic) meditations on self-definition in Sheila Heti's "How Should a Person Be?
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Big Tech government hearings often devolve into predictable shouting matches, rambling tech support pleas, or a made-up internet legal doctrine.
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The rambling, unedited and lurching two-plus-hour performance at CPAC was more a series of disconnected blurts than a speech.
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Law enforcement officials had previously said that a brief but rambling religious manifesto-style note was found inside the attackers' van.
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He quelled any suspicion that the work is indulgent or rambling; at the same time, he respected Messiaen's meditativeness, his silences.
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In a rambling speech lasting 1 hour and 20 minutes, the president railed against his political rivals, ramping up the invective.
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According to AP, Ator had been fired from his job Saturday morning and made "rambling calls" to police and the FBI.
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The proud husband and potential First Gentleman, who gave his own rambling speech earlier in the week, clapped along to Obama's words.
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And of course, that man turns out to be Scott, whose monotone rambling isn't suspicious at all, nuh-uh, not one bit.
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" To take the typo-filled, rambling manifesto at face value, Friday's attack was inspired by the white nationalist concept of "white genocide.
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Such wanton violence probably reflects the state of mind of Mr Shekau, an enigmatic figure known through videos of his rambling monologues.
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But the president's rambling morning invective against Blumenthal — a member of the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee — is probably not a great sign.
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I was probably rambling to keep the call going when a pair of police officers and two paramedics arrived at my door.
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Things quickly got uncomfortable for Grammer though when Kemsley, who had consumed a little too much alcohol, began rambling about inappropriate things.
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At once naive and all-knowing — and entirely unreliable — she allows the incredibly dark narrative to unfold in her own rambling way.
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President Trump gave a dizzying, rambling speech to an evangelical group on Wednesday, including a very weird aside about the late Sen.
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"My summit is just out of reach," Mr. Worsley had said during a sorrowful and somewhat rambling final recorded message from Antarctica.
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Shifting the protagonist spotlight to Jake means losing sight of the world-weariness that comes from Roland's rambling sojourn through the desert.
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In a blog post announcing the decision, Alaska took four paragraphs of rambling before gathering the courage to announce the bad news.
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How frequently should it offer conversational acknowledgement—the "Mmhmm"s we all say when someone's been rambling for awhile—over the phone?
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So when the question has arisen in conversation my attempts at answering have been rambling, unfocused, and at times damn near stuporific.
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Elderly, white, former Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, who actually called himself a Republican within the first thirty seconds of his rambling yarn.
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She gets up at a Q&A for Faith's talk at her college campus and proceeds to ask a long, rambling question.
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His monologue is at once rambling and riveting, his words backed by music that blurs distinctions between jazz and contemporary classical styles.
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Ilhan OmarTrump has a history of stirring crowds at his rallies with long and rambling speeches that blend nationalist and xenophobic rhetoric.
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The comments came the same morning Scarborough and Brzezinski mocked a recent speech from Trump in Fredericksburg, Va., which they found rambling.
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All of this was offered in a rambling style worthy of a reality TV star -- not the President of the United States.
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But more notoriety was in store, with another video showing him rambling in Jamaican patois at a greasy spoon called Steak Queen.
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Also, while his rally speeches may seem rambling, after having watched many, I believe he uses crowd response to refine his message.
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Before the speech, there was some discussion of whether Trump would use a teleprompter instead of relying on his typical rambling improvisations.
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Jaffar also tweeted on February 12, "I need to meet you tonight" before sending a series of rambling poems on Valentine's Day.
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These are all very moving and insightful works, but the other pieces in the room make the exhibition feel diffuse, almost rambling.
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He'd already written such a compelling narrative of what would become our journey that half of our initial conversations were Klimt rambling.
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Now they are waiting out the market in a rambling older home just over the border in Wilton, at $5,73 a month.
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Some Mormon bloggers have commented in recent years that President Monson appeared to be disoriented, or gave rambling speeches in public appearances.
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And at another news conference with the Finnish president, Trump repeated his stupefying performance, rambling and raving, dodging questions and misdirecting attention.
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That's quite a contrast to her rambling and contrived live-streamed announcement from her kitchen that she would be entering the race.
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" In his acknowledgments, Snowden thanks the novelist Joshua Cohen for "helping to transform my rambling reminiscences and capsule manifestoes into a book.
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"Shorn of its rambling character, and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Schiff began.
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President Donald Trump gave a rambling, 30-minute speech at the World Economic Forum&aposs annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday.
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Trump gave a rambling speech Tuesday, saying "America is winning again like never before," but not mentioning his impeachment, Business Insider reported.
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At his rallies, he speaks in a rambling style; he seems to be constantly reminding himself of stories and outrages to share.
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At the forum, Sanders benefited from following Biden, who was as rambling and unfocused as he has been this whole campaign season.
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Sometimes Elio's parents persuade him to perform for guests at the rambling villa in Northern Italy where they live during school vacations.
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This past fall, they finished their largest project yet: wallpapering 16 rooms of a rambling, 1860s waterfront mansion in Bellport, Long Island.
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Trump's speaking style — often rambling and seemingly off the cuff — has become one of the many bizarre hallmarks of his entirely unconventional campaign.
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As Priest begins rambling about how "fucked" his life will be if they have sex, Fleabag realizes they are about to have sex.
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It might be the transcript of a speech or a phone call, or the rambling spoken recordings of a doctor examining a patient.
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The reader chases Kiesling's rambling, comma-less sentences like Daphne scrambles after baby Honey, who is always sliding, writhing, tumbling out of reach.
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"We don't need the empire to give us anything," Castro wrote, referring to the United States, in his acidly critical and rambling column.
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Katy Perry sort of denied there's a response to "Bad Blood" on Witness in a rambling answer on the subject to Entertainment Weekly.
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The State Of The Union speech was one of the most boring, rambling and non-substantive I have heard in a long time.
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But it also serves a crutch, allowing the script to tend toward rambling exposition dumps that tell the story rather than show it.
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And on trade deals, after a rambling speech from Trump, Clinton pointed out that "trade is not our only challenge" for the economy.
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Therefore, any of the bizarre details around Frank's death, from the disgraced president dying on the floor to his rambling beforehand, weren't intended.
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Sarah Palin has been mocked a lot for the way she talks, especially in her strange and rambling endorsement speech for Donald Trump.
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At least 7,000 people lost power thanks to frozen gas pipes, which also spawned this wild, rambling op-ed in the Chicago Tribune.
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But he was also rambling, repetitive, failed to complete thoughts and -- worst of all -- allowed himself to get side-tracked by personal vendettas.
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In the somewhat rambling address, Clinton did what she so rarely does in public: let her guard down and show her true feelings.
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"New Year, New You" has more in common with Always Shine's arty spin on suspense than it does with Swanberg's rambling relationship dramas.
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"It was a bunch of rantings that was tantamount to rambling so it wasn't the most lucid letter," Commissioner Richard Ross told reporters.
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And if all of this poetic rambling about our favorite fall style isn't enough to persuade you, perhaps the 16 sweaters ahead will.
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Fox News has reported that Rackstraw denied he was Cooper in rambling letters he sent to the judge hearing Colbert's lawsuit last year.
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Rep. Steven Chabot's (R-Ohio) rambling diatribe against Russia cannot go unchallenged ("Setting the record straight on Crimea," The Hill's Congress Blog, Sept.
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It's also just very fun to wander around while a computer narrates what's in front of you in a rambling, free associative style.
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But now that Press Secretary Sean Spicer has declared Trump's rambling tweets are "official statements," Quigley contends they should be treated as such.
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Speaking publicly for the first time about his relationship with Epstein, Queen Elizabeth's second son gave an at times rambling and contradictory account.
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This rambling, nostalgic excursion, courtesy of Richard Linklater, is sweet and wholesome and surprisingly absorbing, given how little of consequence seems to happen.
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But on December 13th a warehouse in Kinshasa (the country's rambling capital) went up in flames and some 8,000 voting machines were destroyed.
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Last month, Ms. Jiang's first live broadcast — a rambling, unscripted 90-minute video — was watched more than 1.83 million times in one day.
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Last week he held a long, rambling news conference to deny reports he was thinking of dropping his bid for a second term.
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His answers were rambling and at times incoherent, and even for those accustom to his unusual rhetorical style, this was a wild ride.
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The Grammy Award-winning musician's most controversial comments came in a rambling video interview at the Southern California offices of celebrity website TMZ.
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You're in the hot seat and flailing If you are sitting across from the hiring manager and find yourself rambling, tap the brakes.
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Our second French rental was a rambling, five-bedroom Victorian in Le Puy-Notre-Dame, a tiny Loire Valley village surrounded by vineyards.
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They reported that the president "mangled facts and sentences," and gave "rambling, sometimes confusing" answers, while expressing concerns about his age and health.
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The whole thing was a rambling mess of a statement from a president who was endorsed by the KKK's newspaper during his campaign.
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Just like you're totally entitled to read me rambling on about a show I hate, and think I'm batshit crazy or an idiot.
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This year's Paris Internationale was held over four floors in a rambling 2000,217-square-foot mansion formerly owned by the collector Calouste Gulbenkian.
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Sometimes I send my friends 15-minute-long rambling chats about dreams I had and crushes I had when I was at school.
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Mr. Credico is a rambling raconteur with a history of drug and alcohol problems — "the whole '90s I was doing cocaine," he said.
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But his rambling anger ended with a proclamation of his belief that life begins at conception — and left his questioner agreeing with him.
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Even after I thought about that angle, I decided it was stupid to write it earnestly now and that rambling was somehow better.
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This does not make the rambling proceedings any more compelling, though the sound operator Eamon Goodman mixes in fairly entertaining modern music cues.
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Just before the sentencing, he gives a rambling 22016-minute statement full of biblical references, proclaiming his innocence and his faith in God.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sessions attributed the confusion in part to "a rambling question" at the time from Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota.
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Mr. B winds up hanging around, slamming beers and rambling about the sad progress of time until long after the party is over.
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Trump's remarks about Schumer came after a rant on immigration during an at times rambling speech to a crowd in Battle Creek, Mich.
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Though not entirely devoid of the verbal misfires and rambling syntax that have plagued him, it was the strongest of his 10 debates.
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"He's just rambling and saying crazy stuff," said one of officials, adding that Mr. Rojas had talked of hearing voices and having hallucinations.
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Oakland officials said the building, a rambling warehouse they described as "a labyrinth of artist studios," had been under investigation for several months.
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The bulk of the event was consumed by a rambling 20-minute opening statement in which Trump spring-boarded from topic to topic.
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"The officers said he was rambling and saying all kinds of nonsense," the spokeswoman, Senior Corporal Debra Webb, said at a news conference.
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What eventually develops is this: Smith gathers four characters in a big rambling house in Cornwall and lets them have at each other.
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President Trump's bizarre, rambling news conference hit an unrivaled low at the mention of an issue that's continually defined the president down: race.
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The rambling Southern estate grounds where it takes place are not just decayed but diseased, ravaged by far more than time and the elements.
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Berg or "Father David," lived in isolation and wrote to his followers in rambling letters, claiming they needed to prepare for the earth's destruction.
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This paragraph from the New York Times gives a good sense of the flavor of Spicer's rambling defense of Trump's explosive, and false, claim.
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In the rambling opening to his speech, Trump urged a federal appeals court hearing arguments on the order's halt to agree with his administration.
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Not long ago, a man crashed a plane into a Texas I.R.S. office, after leaving a rambling last message about America's unfair tax system.
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He made this clear four years ago as he announced his candidacy with a disjointed and rambling talk seasoned with distortions and outright lies.
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It's super loud, responds to any name that sounds remotely similar to Alexa, and has an "uh huh" conversation mode for long, rambling conversations.
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Alas, "after the promising first episode, 'Baskets' wanders, becoming a sour, rambling sendup of strip-mall American life," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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I opened the book, almost eager to let Holden's rambling sentences about "vomity-looking chairs" and "whory-looking blondes" grate against my precious sensibilities.
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In Varanasi, the focus is on razing a rambling old quarter to provide vistas for visiting VIPs, rather than on cleaning up the river.
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" In a rambling statement, North Korea said the successful test was a demonstration of the country's preparation for retaliation against its enemies, chiefly "U.
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It's a huge, rambling, secluded old home, the kind of building made for eventual chase sequences and lethal hide-and-seek games with stalkers.
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More rambling: Dorsey then reiterated that Donald Trump's infamous account does in fact enjoy above-the-rules status due to his position as president.
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She starts rambling, clearly nervous, talking so quickly and at such length that Arie has enough time to eat on camera — a Bachelor rarity.
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" However, in his opening remarks Tuesday, Sessions said he did not disclose two meetings with Kislyak because he was responding to Franken's "rambling question.
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And for his part, Martin delivered his rambling thoughts directly to the camera in a deadpan voiceover that featured him constantly second-guessing himself.
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It feels, on first watch, as if it's rambling, though it coheres much better the second time around, once you know where it's going.
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But that deadline has come and gone, and on Sunday night, Mugabe made a rambling TV address that did not end in his resignation.
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For a man known for his rambling, far-reaching riffs, in his fourth fashion season, it turned out Mr. West had nothing to say.
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Mr. Trump called the news media "dishonest" in the rambling and sometimes manic-sounding address, in which he hopscotched from one topic to another.
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According to a letter sent to faculty and staff in November, Riehl posted "rambling, nonsensical messages on his Facebook page" that mentioned the school.
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Most delightful, though, was the promenade he created along the banks of the Vertefeuille, a rambling stream that cuts through the estate's apple trees.
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That rambling, xenophobic performance helped him solidify, almost overnight, a substantial base of support within a Republican electorate that otherwise didn't care for him.
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Here's my insane, rambling theory as to why the United States has had Olympic gold stolen from it by Gary Bettman and the NHL.
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The first is that Trump loves his rambling improvisations, and so does his audience, so he can scarcely be restrained from indulging in them.
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The president's lawyers have argued that his rambling, off-the-cuff style would put him at risk of making misstatements during in-person questioning.
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Instead of launching into a rambling saga — or making a break for the closest exit — arm yourself with this collection of discussion-rousing questions.
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Onstage, Ms. Williams is always changing not just the songs she plays but also the subjects of the rambling tangents she pursues in between.
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Woody Guthrie — Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, as Mr. Brand called his rambling friend — was known to burst in unexpectedly to try out a new song.
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In a rambling Friday afternoon press conference, Donald Trump told the American people that their favorite search engine is here to save the day.
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PARELES Somewhere between the aerobic slacker punches of the Ramones and the rambling internal monologues of the Streets sits Rat Boy, born Jordan Cardy.
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Police said the suspect was saying "a bunch of rambling statements that didn't make a lot of sense," according to the Dallas Morning News.
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When Mr. Palmer arrived at the York County jail, he was agitated and "rambling," and talked about having suicidal thoughts, the autopsy report said.
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And he made 279 false claims on August 13, when he delivered a rambling speech in Pennsylvania and spoke to reporters for 11 minutes.
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They watched a rambling if heartfelt presentation on "cosmic flow" given by Dr. Habib Sadeghi, founder of an integrative health center in Agoura Hills.
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February 6: Trump claims "total acquittal" at a wild and rambling news conference in the White House, lashes out at Romney, pushes conspiracy theories.
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One can only imagine, for example, what America's military leaders thought about his rambling, word-salad musings about how to improve our aircraft carriers.
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The president's discussion of Mr. Cohen's legal troubles came during an expansive, wide-ranging and at times rambling half-hour telephone interview on Fox.
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Trump's rambling comments about the coronavirus stand in stark contrast to the administration's own experts, who are warning that the situation is very serious.
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Response: During a rambling performance at a campaign rally on Wednesday, President Trump lashed out at Democrats and insisted he had done nothing wrong.
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Mr. West has expressed interest in politics before, declaring in a rambling speech last year that he wanted to run for president in 2020.
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Footage of the massacre was streamed live online, and a rambling manifesto laced with white supremacist references was published just before the shootings unfolded.
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Trump delivered his now-familiar rambling address to supporters in hopes of accomplishing that goal -- painting Democrats as a secular party of America haters.
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Likability goes a long way in "Love & Taxes," a comedy that relies on the friendly style of its star to carry a rambling story.
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Tossed into the back of a police car, "I launched into a rambling explanation and they decided I was not worth keeping," she said.
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Mr. Pullman, his good looks obscured by chiaroscuro shadows and mutton chops, keeps you tethered to Lefty even when the rambling turns to drift.
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His TV appearances have turned increasingly rambling and centerless, reaching their nadir in his completely structure-less speech introducing his running mate, Mike Pence.
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In a rambling two-hour on-the-record car ride with a reporter from the Washington Post, Moore's conservative radicalism was on full display.
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He allegedly fired a crossbow at officers, who were there to investigate the defacement of a local cinema's website with a rambling, racist screed.
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In preparation, each artist created a short solo, which was then developed by members of the cast before becoming part of the work's rambling framework.
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In rambling comments to journalists, Trump also took aim at another key ally, Japan, which is currently engaged in a damaging feud with South Korea.
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Santiago's rambling walk-in interview at the Anchorage office was concerning enough for authorities to take away his gun and order a mental health evaluation.
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Amazon Echo Silver responds to dozens of names that sound like "Alexa," tolerates rambling anecdotes without argument, and is programmed to carefully sidestep casual racism.
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"Trump is on his hero's journey right now," Kanye said during an Oval Office visit in October, in a rambling visit watched rapt by reporters.
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It is difficult to see how the rest of his rambling, boastful speech, with references to his former reality television show, resonated with the community.
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Some 14 hours later, Eichenwald issued a rambling, four-part tweetstorm explaining why the tab was open in the first place, reproduced in full below:Sigh.
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And Mr Murphy gave an uninspired, rambling answer in support of undocumented immigrants brought to America as children that Mrs Guadagno took out of context.
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After Johnson's rambling brain-freeze, his vice presidential nominee, William Weld, bailed him out by nominating for a worthy current foreign leader Germany's Angela Merkel.
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Darius thinks she's out for fame -- but beyond that, it's hard to keep up with his rambling response to the allegations he's a bad dad.
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During a rambling speech between songs at San Jose's SAP Center, he explained his hypothetical Trump vote didn't mean that he had compromised his views.
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I am one of the Arsene Wenger generation; late-era millennials who think football exists merely in 'Wenger Out' hashtags, rambling Facebook statuses and code.
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Trump's speech was exactly what you would expect from him, which is to say that it was rambling, unfocused, and unconventional, to say the least.
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Monday's demands came in the form of a rambling ransom note scrolling on a video set to the Game of Thrones theme song, Wired reported.
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He posted a photoshopped image of the comedian wearing a Putin shirt, alongside a long, rambling caption that defended his pro-Putin, anti-US beliefs.
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Here's the exchange with Karl, in which Trump gave sometimes rambling, disjointed responses: Karl: Mr. President, I want to get back to James Comey's testimony.
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It's hard to be sure, though, because the statement — titled "Standing with Saudi Arabia" — is such a rambling, hard-to-follow, exclamation-point-ridden mess.
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But given Trump's penchant for stream-of-consciousness rambling, odds are he'll say something even more baroque by the time you're done reading this sentence.
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And he has mostly avoided the rambling, winsome stories and foxy stumblebums who made readers fall in love with his books in the first place.
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His announcement walks back his previous statement on Thursday when he said he would continue his reelection bid in a bizarre and rambling press conference.
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"I'm sick of hearing your shrill voice in my ears," Cuccinelli said before motioning with a mocking hand gesture used indicate when someone is rambling.
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West, known for often embarking on rambling 'tweetstorms' on social media, held the first screening of the "Famous" video in Los Angeles late on Friday.
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Giuliani, in a rambling exchange with the Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Tuesday, claimed that officials asked him to deal with Ukrainian officials directly.
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"I don't want his endorsement," Mr. Trump said angrily, in a rambling stream-of-consciousness performance that seemed half stand-up routine, half vengeful rant.
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He famously talked about "New Slaves," in a brilliant rambling rap song about the transition from physical slavery to being enslaved by ignorance and consumerism.
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Gadhafi rips the charter During his UNGA debut in 2009, then-Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi delivered a rambling, 96-minute long address to the assembly.
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"I feel like the anchovy on Ivanka's Caesar salad," family friend Tom Barrack said in a rambling, off-the-cuff speech introducing Trump's daughter, Ivanka.
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Nico's throaty vocals are layered atop Browne's rambling chords and then, over that, another layer of overwhelming strings that grow competitively louder throughout the song.
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Barnett's free-flowing, rambling approach to writing lyrics is supported by Vile's love for the drone-y, breezy riffs that have always populated his music.
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It isn't just that the game transitions from the bright and musical marketplaces to the drab, rambling shantytown of houseboats, it's how that transition happens.
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Then one day, a friend texted her to come to happy hour at Rambling House, an Irish pub in the Woodlawn neighborhood of the Bronx.
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The fault lines are mainly financial — she's the breadwinner and he's a failed athlete reduced to drywalling their rambling fixer-upper — but they run deep.
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He called local emergency 911 responders and then an FBI tip line to make rambling statements, but did not threaten to commit violence, officials said.
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Mark Bibbee sent 189 pages of rambling, delusional and disturbing documents to Clooney's team, among other things making veiled threats against the actor and Amal.
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We are in a recording studio during an especially messy session and in the rambling country house where Becky takes refuge after everything falls apart.
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The following morning, he threw his bags in a rental car and began a sort of weeklong post-traumatic odyssey, rambling westward to the coast.
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In a rambling speech in court, Weinstein said he was "remorseful" and that his empathy had grown over the last two and a half years.
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The Republican senators greeted Trump on Capitol Hill and saw a president so repetitive and rambling, some thought he might be suffering from early Alzheimer's.
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Nearing Unaweep Divide, the topmost point of the valley (elevation: 7,048 feet), I passed a rambling farmhouse with a burned-out tractor in the yard.
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"The officers said he was rambling and saying all kinds of nonsense, so it appears he was in some kind of agitated state," she said.
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There was also a pipe bomb and a homemade device to catch shell casings, as well as a rambling manifesto that spoke of a creator.
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Her Anna plays a great game of dramatically uninterested chess, and her response to a rambling speech by Mikhail at the lunch table is priceless.
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The idea for their piece germinated, they explained, during a series of rambling conversations they had while walking around downtown New York, where she lives.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump emerged vindictive and angry at a rambling, mostly mean-spirited noontime event on Thursday meant to mark his impeachment acquittal.
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Instead, Mr. Trump — who is infamous for his rambling, invective-filled speeches at his rallies — largely stuck to an optimistic, if not always bipartisan, script.
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Though it was clear he understood the issues he was being asked about, he still offered long, rambling answers that seemed to wind off course.
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Before the New Year, Andrew Bosworth, Facebook's Vice President of augmented and virtual reality, posted a rambling 2,500 word screed to his internal Facebook page.
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Appearing in a rambling interview on CNN on Thursday evening, Giuliani admitted he had discussed Biden with Ukraine's leaders during a visit to the country.
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But the shows were rambling and messy, and "Dec 99th," an album he released with the artist and journalist Ferrari Sheppard, feels sluggish and defeated.
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When elevator pitches sound like rambling run-on sentences, the person listening might get fatigued by listening and not have much to follow-up with.
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After Lincoln's assassination, when Johnson assumed the presidency, he addressed supporters with an angry, rambling screed during which he referred to himself over 200 times.
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I'd also hear rambling nonsense telling me coronary artery disease was karma, and I was atoning for my abuses of others in a prior life.
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Bears should be rambling through the wilds of Kamchatka in all their glory, scooping salmon out of streams and scaring the wits out of campers.
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She condenses podcasts and long, rambling Trisha Paytas vlogs to just a few minutes so you get all the information you need without wasting hours.
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Boris Johnson&aposs chief adviser has posted a bizarre, rambling blog post inviting "super-talented weirdos" to work at the heart of the UK government.
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" When asked why he had killed them, he gave a rambling answer in which he called the victims "winos" and "creeps" who had been "trespassing.
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My own short rambling explained how the night's events had translated to both slapstick and relaxation, a combination of energetic laughter and exhausted, peaceful sleep.
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On October 11, along with former NFL star Jim Brown, West visited Trump at the Oval Office surrounded by reporters and embarked on a rambling tirade.
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In each episode of this podcast, stand-up comics Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson have rambling and blazingly honest conversations about their sex and dating lives.
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Authorities said later they believed Earnest was the author of a rambling, violently anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim "manifesto" found posted on the internet under his name.
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And so a year marked by embarrassment after embarrassment for white nationalists culminated in Kessler's rambling to a handful of supporters as thousands shouted him down.
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Rumors linking Duke to drugs, alcoholism and erratic behavior were reinforced by her rambling and incoherent appearance on the nationally televised Emmy Awards show in 1970.
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As vain and manufactured as our online personas can be, Facebook is still a popular avenue for venting and rambling about our day-to-day struggles.
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Mr. Perrone was chastised throughout the trial for making rambling comments and was removed more than once, including on Wednesday, as lawyers made their closing arguments.
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Trump's unique unorthodox political style, rambling speeches and boastful swagger have often detracted from the message his campaign is trying to implant in the public mind.
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In a rambling speech on Tuesday, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said that Latinos and Hispanics would welcome his proposed wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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"Hey Team Capp…I've been struggling with what to say and how to say this, and I'll probably end up rambling, but here goes," she wrote.
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Jean-Luc Godard's swirling essay film The Image Book spliced together fictional and archival images to build a rambling case against global consumerism, authoritarianism, and more.
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When asked about the future of America's new Ford-class aircraft carriers, Trump began rambling about the catapults that send fighter jets speeding off the deck.
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One video posted on Facebook showed him at a Christmas party at a bar in Moon Township rambling about the wings, pizza and zucchini on offer.
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By the end of his long, rambling answer, Kushner seems to have realized that he might not be able to broker peace in the Middle East.
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When asked during a December 2015 primary debate about the US nuclear triad, he gave a rambling answer that suggested he was unfamiliar with the term.
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He changed his stand on issues all the time and his speeches were rambling, but his brand and his style of delivering the message never changed.
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Christopher, who played a Catholic priest but was actually Methodist in real life, auditioned for the role but went off script with a rambling ad lib.
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They don't matter all that much as characters; what matters is Chris Bachelder's clean, precise prose, and the rambling philosophical digressions that punctuate the men's rituals.
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Roger Cohen A little over five years ago I was with my colleague Robert F. Worth in Pierre Sioufi's rambling apartment overlooking Tahrir Square in Cairo.
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On Wednesday, for instance, CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News all aired more than thirty minutes of Trump rambling during a pool spray during a cabinet meeting.
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Every rambling anecdote has been dropped, every hand gesture has been syncopated with the rhetoric, and every laugh line has been blessed with the right emphasis.
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That's a rambling preamble to Karl Lagerfeld's latest Fendi show — in short, illustrating that harnessing the natural might of water is a symbol of absolute power.
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"He was not well when he saw his big brother last week, rambling and difficult to follow, and we're worried about what will happen," she said.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday evening that Kelly was moving to instill "military discipline" in the West Wing: Kelly cuts off rambling advisers midsentence.
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That's perhaps the silver lining when one looks at the rambling discourse on international trade contained in the Republican and Democratic convention platforms released this month.
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The president's frustration was plain on Saturday as he delivered a rambling address to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that lasted more than two hours.
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Cowboy Dinner Tree's hinterland home and the rambling it takes to get there mimic that effect, coupled by the fact the food is actually worth coveting.
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Man look at how puzzling this whole thing is, I am rambling in a parenthetical about the hypothetical milk consumption of a Major League Baseball player.
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Optimistically introduced as "the next president of the United States," Kasich gave a rambling speech in which he confidently predicted that he would be the nominee.
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" Ryan, who is also the paper's chief executive, wrote in an op-ed published Wednesday in the Post that Trump's statement was "bizarre, inaccurate and rambling.
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Mecca Vazie Andrews, occasionally singing and talking, offered a rambling but commanding piece that moved between folky, stamping movements to tap routines and jerky, puppetlike sequences.
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Weinstein addressed the court in a long and rambling speech in which he appeared to suggest that he thought his relationships with his victims were consensual.
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Her personality confirms it; her friends talk of manic late-night texts, rambling phone calls where she often speaks in paragraph blocks and recounts crazy experiences.
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I have nothing against a long and/or rambling verse, but it's about making sure everything in it is serving a purpose, which is very difficult.
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A small spoiler: Green does not finish his walk in the film, nor does he have any major epiphanies about the future beyond his rambling 30s.
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Brightly updated in 2015, the rambling clapboard inn, a 10-minute walk from downtown, has 36 rooms and suites, farmer's porch, bocce court and fire pit.
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That voters could see Donald Trump's rambling and bullying as authenticity seemed proof for many that the likability game was permanently rigged in favor of men.
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Some have been found rambling along highways or foraging in backyards, or they are discovered on open range, emaciated and dying of thirst, Ms. Collins said.
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The Daily report gave no details about the extent of the damage to the rambling complex, which many Tibetan Buddhists see as their most sacred site.
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Still, "Molly & Mae" shows us how a few kind words after a fight can build bridges and move friendship smoothly along the rambling rails of life.
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Mr. Slim, in his rambling 90-minute news conference, extolled the national unity he witnessed this week as Mexicans overwhelmingly rejected Mr. Trump's treatment of Mexico.
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The full remarks, though rambling and incoherent, make clear that Trump knows that Japan already manufactures cars in the U.S.—he just wants more of them.
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Sean Dorsey explores masculinity in "Boys in Trouble" at New York Live Arts, but the power of his message loses its steam in this rambling work.
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Around the time he was detained by police, Hyde was posting a bizarre, rambling message on social media and sending it by text message to acquaintances.
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The speech he gave a couple of hours later, originally planned as the kickoff of an election campaign, was a delayed, confused and extraordinarily rambling mess.
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Voters seemed to believe that Trump's often rambling, hard-to-understand speeches were evidence that he was an authentic politician who refused to be stage-managed.
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The latest of what we know: • The victims: On Wednesday, firefighters ended their search of the burned-out structure that had housed a rambling artists' colony.
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So, couching their story in a rambling, romping murder mystery turns them into entertainment for us rather than us into cogs in the wheel for them.
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The rambling prewar layout and stately architecture remain intact, and the rooms are still adorned with photographs and personal memorabilia from a bygone era in entertainment.
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But sprinkled in the rambling text were flashes of genuine tenderness between the siblings, as if they were two small children, stranded together on a lifeboat.
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Johnson so fortified himself with whiskey on taking his oath of office for the vice presidency that his rambling, drunken speech mortified all who were present.
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Photographers documented the inn and other soot-stained alleyways, Gothic façades, and rambling wooden structures in glass plate negatives, printed in carbon to make them last.
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She also tried to downplay the message as little more than rambling thoughts on politics and religion, the sort any other Hollywood star indulges in occasionally.
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There were songs on my first record that were seven minutes long, rambling — whatever thoughts I was having when I was under the influence at the time.
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There's still all sorts of electronic flourishes in the margins, but this is a guitar record, open-hearted and rambling, like a car down an empty highway.
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More enlightening than Sommers' rambling interview is the top comment on Red Ice's upload of the interview (emphasis ours):I think it's awesome y'all had CHS on!
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Her lawyers countered that Carter was a troubled 17-year-old who was rambling to a friend because she was upset that her boyfriend had killed himself.
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He has taken to rambling on cable shows about Claire's possibly tragic fate, the importance of "family," and how he used to have dinner at 6 p.m.
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Trump didn't lay out a plan but after a rambling answer about Mosul, Iraq and several other tangents, he said the U.S. should implement a secret mission.
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When Clinton suggested she would "translate" Trump's rambling on trade deals and he insinuated she was stupid by interrupting with a snide "you can't," she remained calm.
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After that, I'd ride it across the Golden Gate Bridge, travel northwest through the rambling hills of the Marin Headlands, and zoom straight out to the sea.
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There were songs on my first record that were seven minutes long, rambling – whatever thoughts I was having when I was under the influence at the time.
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" Pabalinas' rambling message placed the blame for the controversy in the Linux community equally on all developers and concluded that "empathy should be our weapon of choice.
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" Gundaker wrote that such yard shows, which can be found throughout the Deep South, "serve as rambling altars, places where spirits can be summoned and communed with.
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And while we will always need and feed him, it's the beginning of that stage in life when an old boy loses focus and gets to rambling.
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After sitting on hold for a while, the woman who answered the phone gave me a rambling series of reasons why they would not take my blood.
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It covers four-fifths of the world's population and 40% of its GDP, and though it is sometimes rambling, it is also entertaining, acute and disarmingly honest.
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Trump initially made rambling comments suggesting that he would heed the advice, but he has yet to follow through with an official declaration and the concomitant resources.
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Shortly before his death, Johnson posted a rambling message on social media, denying the sexual assault allegations and urging his family to stay strong for his wife.
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But that wasn't the most chilling thing Trump said in his rambling answer to a question about who hacked the email server of the Democratic National Committee.
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Stephen Colbert returned from a weeklong break on Monday and dove into a takedown of President Trump's rambling speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday.
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Donald Trump's campaign speeches and debate appearances have often seen the U.S. presidential hopeful swaggering like a wasted junior stockbroker feverishly rambling away in a nightclub washroom.
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There is a lot of trite rambling about how the president isn't really reflecting American values when, in fact, he is reflecting the values of many Americans.
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He would be irrationally upset about one thing but would quickly lose track and begin rambling about something that had no connection to the topic at hand.
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In a remarkable and rambling 83-minute news conference on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Mr. Trump was by turns combative, humorous and boastful.
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She had two Oscar nominations under her belt by then — one for 1991's Rambling Rose and one for 2014's Wild — along with two Golden Globes.
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One of those Democrats, Joseph R. Biden Jr., 76, has drawn his own age-related scrutiny because of his sometimes rambling discourses and uneven answers in debates.
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What there was instead was over an hour of rambling rebuttals to Tokyo's charges that Ghosn under-reported income and shovelled company funds to friends and family.
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Herbert then made his go-ahead rambling run on the next snap after Breeze forced another fumble in yet another frenetic edition of this venerated bowl game.
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" Dern, 52, received her first Oscar nod in 1992 for best actress in "Rambling Rose" and was also nominated in 2015 for best supporting actress in "Wild.
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Much of what's known of Rathjen's disturbing worldview so far was revealed in a rambling 24-page letter and videos he uploaded online prior to his attack.
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"As the Dow nosedives on his watch, the President's rambling, deceitful tax scam sales pitch reached an all-time low in Cincinnati," Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill said.
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Coming as it did a day after he sent Pelosi a rambling, angry letter about the impeachment vote, it indicated he's not dealing well with the strain.
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"The Square" is ultimately a long version of Christian's rambling apology, ostentatiously smart, maybe too much so for its own good, but ultimately complacent, craven and clueless.
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Trump's speeches may seem rambling now, but that's deceptive: He's learned which lines the audience responds best to, and he makes a point of building up to them.
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Jones provided a rambling statement on YouTube saying that he'd had a lot of requests from the "collaborator media" and framed the whole situation as an elaborate conspiracy.
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His voice shaky and halting at times, Cordier delivered the rambling message while sitting at an uncluttered desk, wearing Wall Street's standard-issue suit, cuff links and wristwatch.
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Mr Duterte reacted to the scandal in typical fashion, holding a press conference in which he revealed a vague plan through a rambling monologue punctuated by coarse exclamations.
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Thursday, however, Legere posted a very rambling, heavily edited YouTube video filled with expletives and a blog post filled with capital letters and ellipses responding to EFF's report.
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Trump, a real estate mogul and reality TV star, kicked off his presidential campaign in June with a rambling speech that included controversial unscripted remarks about Mexican immigrants.
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The suit is rambling at times, but Mary's main point is she's emotionally and physically destroyed after losing her son, her businesses, and the joy of Mother's Days.
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But the admission came only at the end of a rambling event at his new hotel in Washington that included warm public testimony on his character from veterans.
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Robert Mugabe will be impeached Tuesday – unless he bows to pressure and quits before then – after delivering a rambling TV address Sunday in which he refused to resign.
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When George let officers in the room, they discovered two empty pill bottles and a rambling eight-page letter, in which Anthony claimed to have swallowed some pills.
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Now 210 and living in a rambling Victorian house in Hillsboro, Ohio, where a photo from the Greenland crash hangs in his hall, Dr. Odland questioned his decision.
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"By listening to all the early folk artists and singing the songs yourself, you pick up the vernacular," Dylan says, before launching into rambling mode: You internalize it.
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The rambling space, with a total of about 5,725 square feet, is currently configured with four bedrooms and five and a half baths, as well as two kitchens.
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"American Honey," which takes its title from a song by Lady Antebellum, is a roaming, rambling road picture propelled by sex, hip-hop and close-ups of insects.
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Soon she had learned to hate children's parties, preferring a trip to a museum or a castle—or rambling in the Lake District, pressing flowers for her collection.
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His self-aggrandizing, dreadful treatment of opponents and subordinates, public embrace of homicidal dictators, and rambling speaking style draw a portrait of a leader embarrassing to many Americans.
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His quixotically rambling, hug-dispensing campaign manner — the conservative columnist John Podhoretz likened him to a "groovy youth minister" — borrows more from Jimmy Carter than from Ronald Reagan.
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"The rich excitement of dusk," Roiphe writes in an afterword on her research method, which involved long, rambling conversations with the surviving witnesses to her cast's final months.
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"Me Him Her," a loose, rambling, indie comedy, shows the mark of one of the father's less well-known films, the cult favorite "Into the Night" from 1985.
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We've been firm friends, best buddies, almost-too-intimate chums, through well over a hundred hours of rambling exploration, explosive combat, political machinations, and stuffed animal hanky panky.
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Rather, the prince, the third child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, was rambling and inconsistent in the face of pointed questions about his actions and affiliations.
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With his rambling, sing-speak style of storytelling and venting, he carried himself like The Hold Steady's Craig Finn, but with all traces of Midwestern charm lit ablaze.
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After reluctantly agreeing to buy liquor for the kids, Sue Ann, insisting on the nickname Ma, invites them to her rambling house in the middle of the woods.
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The emptors are Scott and Annie Howard, a couple from San Francisco who buy Foxglove, a rambling ivy-covered pile that has been in Charlie's family for generations.
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A former bakery with a centuries-old oven, this rambling locale is today run by a young Italian couple who serve simple tapas based on locally sourced products.
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Vivian's rambling recollections eventually reveal a hidden coherence: The novel turns out to be the self-portrait of a woman whose truest intimacy is with her own being.
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The letter, like almost all of Castro's "Reflections" periodically published in Granma, adheres to the rambling style his lengthy speeches were known for when he was in power.
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PARDUBICE, Czech Republic — As dusk settled over the rambling Czech countryside, a group of haggard workers emerged from a dank three-story concrete dormitory and jammed into buses.
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Walking the rambling grounds and trampled pathways — she shares the house with her mother and three spirited dogs — she points out plants as if they are old friends.
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Bill Clinton was the star attraction at night two of the Democratic National Convention, delivering the standard candidate's spouse speech in typical rambling, anecdote-heavy, Bill Clinton style.
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The Willemses live in a rambling Victorian painted autumnal yellow; they have a pétanque court in the yard and a vegetable garden, alongside an acre of undeveloped woods.
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"In fact, Schiff disclosed up-front that his summary of what Trump said on the call was "shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words.
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Allen's boss, described as a "hand grenade" in congressional testimony, is famous among reporters for his unguarded text exchanges, rambling phone calls and butt dials at odd hours.
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In an 11-minute, often rambling interview, Mr. Giuliani delivered accusation after accusation against Hunter Biden, painting the former vice president's son as a grifter and career criminal.
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And in the case of the rambling bull in Queens, some cowboys said they wished they had been summoned or at least asked to share some cowboy wisdom.
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The final holdout peacefully surrendered and was taken into custody by the FBI several hours later, after airing a rambling list of grievances and threatening to commit suicide.
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The rambling, sunlit home where he and Deborah live now, in the city's Shaughnessy neighborhood, dates from the early twentieth century; its many windows open onto radiant greenery.
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Since reports of the phone call have been publicized, Giuliani has taken to cable news to defend himself and his client in rambling — and at times contradictory — tirades.
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" In the rambling, six-page manifesto that was found on a thumb-drive, Harper-Mercer wrote of his social isolation which forced him to "align with demonic forces.
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In one almost impossible-to-follow interaction, he came across as rambling and out of touch when he was asked about his past attitudes to historic racial discrimination.
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" The expansive remarks by the president came during a rambling, roughly hourlong phone call to "Fox & Friends," in an exercise co-host Brian Kilmeade dubbed a "stress release.
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If that sounds like the plot of a rambling Robert Altman movie, that's because it sort of is — but weirder, more cynical, and admittedly a little more hamfisted.
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"The thing with José López was a punch to the gut," the former president said this week in a long and rambling interview on Argentine TV channel C5N.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I'm just a skyscraper-sized skeleton rambling across the United States, a bindle of tall tales and true stories on my shoulder.
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But it made for some great TV. First, we have Theo on the local Fox affiliate, dropping an F-bomb, not getting bleeped and rambling about the Red Sox.
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On Thursday, in a rambling series of remarks, he suggested that he would gain politically if he was antagonistic toward Russia instead of being open to a friendlier relationship.
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" Trump then trotted out some rambling thoughts on the dangers of censorship, claimed he would never censor CNN or MSNBC, and added that "too many mistakes are being made.
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Even if you don't always buy what Dykstra's selling, it's hard to not be at least somewhat charmed by his rambling, discursive, "Just you and me, dude" writing style.
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Each rambling, racist belief that self-confessed white supremacist Dylann Roof wrote down was read aloud Monday in court for jurors in his murder trial in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Hereditary is about a family of four named the Grahams, and the increasingly disturbing things they experience in and around their rambling, miniatures-filled house out in the woods.
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In rambling, two-hour speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday, President Trump mocked immigrant members of Congress and said some of them hate the United States.
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He made 325 false claims last Monday alone -- a remarkable 345 in rambling comments at his Cabinet meeting and 325 more in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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It is a topic that I frequently revisit when I am stoned; one that lends itself to falling down Wiki-holes, combing through forums, or rambling to your friends.
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More intriguingly, it demonstrates that Instagram as a medium can easily host video content that goes beyond showing shopping hauls, thirst traps, or incoherent rambling against FOMO-inducing backgrounds.
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Less expected were the weird and somewhat rambling moments throughout the combined 12 hours of testimony, as members of Congress grappled with the legitimately complicated technology they were questioning.
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American Apparel's counsel opted not to cross-examine Mr. Charney, saying his rambling testimony had shown he could not be expected to provide information relevant to the company's turnaround.
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Trump's rambling style has helped him win over the elderly vote and that's a major positive because the elderly have the best turnout rate of any American demographic group.
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Pepper was set in November 2000 when the Beatles began work on John Lennon's nostalgic ode to the rambling grounds behind a Salvation Army Home in his native Liverpool.
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Historically, horror movies could unnerve audiences by conjuring up an empty field or rambling mansion, far enough out in the country that no one could hear the protagonists screaming.
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He declared that America is "finally going to have a coherent foreign policy," but literally nothing could be less coherent than the rambling, uncharacteristically telepromptered speech he gave today.
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It's not as ambitious or eclectic as Last Summer, an album that leapt from funk to folk to pop-soul and back again, but it's warm, rambling, and assured.
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Something the fictional Silver has that no other smart home device can do: A feature for saying "uh-huh" repeatedly when a user is telling a rambling, pointless story.
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Then, Normand released Gasser later that evening with no charges pending, and did not really have any explanation why, despite a rambling 25-minute press conference the next day.
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Concerns about the expansion of red tape and of the regulatory state must be recognised as a problem, not dismissed as the mad rambling of anti-government Tea Partiers.
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But there's a rambling quality to "The Fireman" that was absent in Mr. Hill's other, leaner books and really resembles that of … O.K., go look up his old man.
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The program, which clocked in at two and a half hours on Friday at the Howard Gilman Opera House at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, was rambling — typically so.
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When she sold her family's rambling Dutch colonial six years ago, Ms. Bramson, who is widowed, thought briefly of leaving, but instead moved to a new downtown high-rise.
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Trump's actual speech was rambling, and while he spent a trivial amount of time acknowledging the service of the CIA employees, he never acknowledged the sacrifice the wall represented.
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There is no such thing as unconscious bias except among people who so lack self-awareness that they probably can't control any fear or anxiety rambling through their heads.
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The hackers dumped the allegedly stolen data online on Sunday, along with a long, rambling "zine" where they explained how they obtained the more than 250 GB of files.
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At his sentencing on Wednesday, Mr. Weinstein, 67, appeared in a Manhattan court in a wheelchair and gave a rambling speech, expressing remorse, but never apologizing to his victims.
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Trump's answer was so rambling and incoherent that anyone who belongs to a minority faith in the US should reasonably be terrified at the prospect of his winning presidency.
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In the course of a long, rambling victory speech on Tuesday night, Trump referred to positive phone calls with McConnell and Ryan and made a call for party unity.
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He's also been at his worst when he's gotten overconfident — rambling at town halls, phoning it in at debates, chastising reporters who noted that other candidates drew bigger crowds.
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This isn't the anecdotal rambling of paranoid users guessing the workings of the black box their trapped in: Facebook's own internal research has found extreme content finds greater engagement.
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She has now lived and worked in the city for two decades, in a rambling, three-story, double-wide 1890s house that she owns in the historic Starland district.
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Asked last month at the team's season-ending news conference whether he deserved to keep his job, Snow gave a rambling answer extolling the history of his draft picks.
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After the president's son tweeted about him, Mr. Cernovich said he was inundated with media requests, which he gleefully rejected one by one in a rambling live YouTube monologue.
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Norm Langer, the owner of Langer's Delicatessen in the Westlake neighborhood, said he had complained to the city repeatedly about a rambling colony of illegal vendors outside his restaurant.
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Or, perhaps, the acerbic tone encouraged by the site's previously imposed limit will slowly fade away — leaving nothing but thoughtful discussions and rambling polite disagreements (don't hold your breath).
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On Monday, did Donald Trump come off as a rambling moron with a bad case of hay fever, or a bold alternative to decades of lousy leadership in DC?
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Shouting "White Power" at a basement show or writing another rambling post on your website about the ZOG menace is about as unoriginal as you can get these days.
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He spoke with no notes, and his rambling digressions, of which there were many, were hard to follow for anyone who was not well versed in the Sonny Vaccaro story.
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If, as he suggests, the investigation were politically motivated, that would, of course, be unconscionable and wrong -- but a rambling tweet would still be the wrong way to counter it.
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In a rambling and angry interview on Fox & Friends this morning, he followed a familiar playbook of his in trying to minimize Cohen's role now that he's become scandal-plagued.
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"It's apparently open mike day in the Republican campaign for president," I tweeted last June, after Mr. Trump barged into a relatively placid Republican race with a rambling, riotous speech.
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Now, of course, Cruz has all kinds of weaknesses as well — more than a few of which were on display in his rambling, preening, melodramatic victory speech on Monday night.
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Palin was characteristically crazy, rambling about gift baskets for illegal immigrants and the crimes of #Benghazi—but the lines that once ignited Republican crowds fell flat among Wisconsin's party activists.
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Pundits and reporters took note of her rambling, edgy-seeming, sometimes-rhyming presentation in Iowa, with Mr. Trump standing nearby, occasionally looking as if he wished it would wrap up.
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"The level of dishonesty is out of control," After weeks of disclosures in newspapers over turmoil in his administration, he told one reporter to "sit down" for a rambling question.
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Michelle Bachmann, the Republican congresswoman who delivered the unofficial Tea Party response in 2011, was shit on by Saturday Night Live for staring off-camera during her entire rambling rebuttal.
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You expected Kanye to come out with one of those headset mics and tell a rambling story about his "friend" who, it would turn out at the end, was Jesus.
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However, in characteristically rambling fashion, the president also appeared to endorse police brutality, urging the officers to be "rough" and possibly inflict head trauma when putting suspects into squad cars.
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Sources connected to Mischa tell us she was hanging over her backyard fence in West Hollywood and rambling about her mom being a witch, the world shattering ... and Ziggy Stardust.
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Daderko put Ramírez Jonas's large cork sculpture, "The Commons" (2011), modeled after Rome's landmark "Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius," center stage in the CAMH's rambling and awkwardly shaped main gallery.
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The 215-minute video drew an audience of well over 21,2000 people, all willing to give up an hour and 24 minutes of their lives for a rambling pet eulogy.
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I can't speak for Dibb's backers, but I think the wait was worth it: Sleep Cycle has the same loose, rambling spirit that characterized Animal Collective's beloved mid-'00s records.
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The e-mail in which Nunez had impersonated his mother—a rambling message explaining why it was God's plan for Linda to be with Gilberto—was more weird than malicious.
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He has said he's not much of a cook and, when trying to shrug off the extreme stress of running a business, that he likes to go rambling around London.
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When she's making wry faces at her co-stars or rambling adorably, she's funny enough to make you wonder where this side of Stewart has been hiding all these years.
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Instead, she learned to start a conversation by rambling on about something boring—usually the weather—in order to ease her way into the person's attention in an unthreatening manner.
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Trump's move, announced in a rambling, improvised address from the Rose Garden, will launch a fierce constitutional battle in the courts with lawmakers and outside groups opposed to his decision.
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Recently, after Trudeau tried to cut off a rambling questioner by half-joking that she should say "peoplekind" instead of "mankind," Peterson appeared on "Fox & Friends" to register his objection.
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There's a less rambling, more introspective version of Valkyria Chronices 4 that might have been my game of the year, but I remain pretty charmed by the one I got.
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The transmissions themselves have an eerie air, featuring at times clunky automated voices, at others quaintly dated human voices rambling streams of numbers that, at first, seem like ghostly gibberish.
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A. I was sitting around this health food store in West Hollywood, and these two women were having this long, rambling conversation that led from egg freezing to pit bulls.
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His move followed a disastrous TV interview aired on Saturday in which he gave a rambling explanation of his actions and showed an apparent lack of compassion for Epstein's victims.
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A Q. and A. on "fierceness" feels like filler; a rambling analysis of a 1912 oil painting seems random; an ode to Prince at the book's conclusion appears tacked on.
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Over the course of an hour on Sunday, Halvorson's paint-splattered distortion and Laubrock's spare melodies — sometimes coolly linear, sometimes sharply splintered — felt constantly lifted by Rainey's rambling, buoyant drums.
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The city's old-school grandeur is nowhere more visible than at the Ritz-Carlton, located in Montreal's storied Golden Square Mile, close to the city's rambling Parc du Mont-Royal.
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Grossman started "rambling," she said, about what a serious reader she was of Didion and her husband, John Gregory Dunne; she had first editions and knew their works by heart.
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Mr. Trump also raged against the proceedings in a rambling letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi that was heavy on hyperbole, unproven charges and long-simmering grievances against his own government.
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At his death he lived in the same rambling 19th-century brown-shingled house in New Haven that he and his wife, Jeanne, a retired psychologist in the Branford, Conn.
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As a child, McNanney's favorite pastime was rearranging his parents' china collection inside their rambling antique-filled house on the hippieish, pine-forested Whidbey Island, 30 miles north of Seattle.
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A dozen years later, he's a shuffling shell and she's a disfigured recluse; so they open their rambling California farmhouse to a young nun and a clutch of orphaned girls.
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The story, brilliantly translated by Watts, is patched together from scraps of rambling, deeply personal interviews, excerpts from a novel about the crimes, a confessional letter and crisp newspaper reports.
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"I went into some long rambling dissertation, describing how she could perhaps play a moment, and she sort of fixed me with her eyes and went 'Nice try,'" he says.
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The threads that connect Gladwell's somewhat rambling material have to do with misreading people — mistaking their intentions, drawing erroneous conclusions from their demeanors and believing their false claims of innocence.
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Suddenly, all the rambling discourse online about Clinton and the Democrats was legitimized by the fact that a supposedly on-the-level organization like WikiLeaks had picked up the documents.
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The official also told the Times that investigators had discovered a brief "manifesto-style note" inside the van, which was rambling and didn't suggest a clear motive for the shooting.
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"It does impact my opinion," Trump said during a rambling press conference in New York, where he was concluding meetings at the United Nations largely overshadowed by the Kavanaugh allegations.
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After Biden's rambling, Grandpa Simpson-like performance in the most recent Democratic debate, many were once again wondering if the 77-year-old was simply too old to be president.
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Jacqueline lived here with a host family — a discreet plaque on an exterior wall boasts of the building's illustrious former tenant — sharing a rambling, bourgeois apartment with seven other people.
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When Donald Trump said he'd declare a national emergency to tap into $153 billion to build his border wall on Friday, the announcement was rambling and bizarre — even for him.
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Kavanaugh's rambling response began with an acknowledgement that Supreme Court decisions have "real-life consequences," then bizarrely proceeded into a discourse about how well he understands the plight of the homeless.
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She took to Twitter on Wednesday to explain her decision in a lengthy, rambling thread that turned the one-year anniversary of her poor career into a social media pity party.
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Several shredded documents are pages from rambling letters that don't seem to have a connection to the current investigations by the Office of Special Counsel and Southern District of New York.
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Citing the female passenger and his daughter's version of the incident, Jesse Quackenbush said that Melton was "rambling" about religious things and made "incomprehensible" and "incredibly violent threats" to both women.
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During his speech, President Trump lied about how he responded to Charlottesville and blamed the media for the rise of racists and neo-Nazis in a rambling, almost 90-minute speech.
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And in two audio recordings of rambling telephone calls posted online, a man three sources identified as Nichols — including the source familiar with FBI investigations — acknowledged giving information to the FBI.
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Listening to the sober, stately addresses from the Clintons, Obama and Cummings' wife, Maya Rockeymoore-Cummings, was jarring, accustomed as we are to the rambling, incoherent outbursts from our current president.
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Often, you have to just sit there and wait for Roiland's rambling, stuttering improvised voice acting to play out, or get frustrated when it's unceremoniously cut off by you accidentally progressing.
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Protagonist Radiget wanders around a pastiche of 16-bit RPG worlds, talking to rambling NPCs that proffer little in the way of advice, instead just regurgitating their own peculiar little dialogs.
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For all their rambling conflict last Thursday, they did not say a word about the carnage, even if six more innocent citizens were shot dead just days before in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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In a rambling speech on his arrival in Davao City after a visit to Vietnam, Duterte told reporters that he had been "portrayed to be some cousin of Hitler" by critics.
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He didn't share it with anyone beforehand, and during his introduction, he said this long rambling name, and when I heard it, my honest reaction was, 'What was that thing again?
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In Donald Trump's Black History Month remarks — so rambling that McSweeney's published them unedited as humor — the President seemed to have an only vague idea of Frederick Douglass as a person.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign rallies have become a fixture in the 2016 election season as much for the candidate's rambling speeches as for the frequent interruptions of said speeches.
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The self-professed white nationalist, a frequent user of the site, posted his rambling diatribe and plans there and found a cheering squad of other nameless, faceless 8chan users like him.
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"Aphasia" chugs through a rootsy opening section, a rambling guitar solo, and a full-room sing-along over the course of four-plus minutes, and it makes for a rousing listen.
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The tipping point was the speech given by her husband Bill, who amid his rambling folksiness managed to portray her as a woman of principle and a real-life human being.
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The cuddly critter's rotund belly disguises a microphone, which Yu Hui uses to send rambling updates and songs to her parents; it lights up when she gets an incoming message back.
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I'm not totally sure what Trump is talking about here, but more to the point: Trump isn't sure what Hannity is talking about, which is why he started rambling about this.
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The 58th Grammy Awards kick off tonight at 8 pm Eastern, bringing the usual spate of over-the-top performances, rambling speeches, and award snubs and surprises to your TV screen.
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Stewart went on a rambling monologue about women making less in Hollywood that either seems uninformed or like the product of a twentysomething on her thirtieth time answering the same question.
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Weertz and his wife, a retired Wayne State professor, had started by buying a rambling two-story fixer-upper with high ceilings and wood floors for just $8,000 back in 1985.
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I was in London recently, rambling around town with Yotam Ottolenghi in his Prius, then watching him cook with pals for this awesome feast he put together in celebration of spring.
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For most of us, that meant re-watching one — or several — of the movies or writing long, rambling Facebook statuses about the impact Rowling's Wizarding World has had on our lives.
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SESTO FIORENTINO, Italy — Convento Il Chiostro, a monastery in the 43th century and now a rambling vacation home, sits on a secluded Tuscan hillside where deer and wild boar still roam.
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Seth fit the archetype of the nerdy sidekick to a T. He was socially awkward and sexually inexperienced, and prone to rambling about comic books or video games or Star Wars.
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Instead of rambling or restating what's on your resume, highlight a few key experiences you've had and describe how they make you a great fit for the role you're applying for.
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To prevent a rambling response to an interview question, it helps to pause before answering to think not just about your response, but about how you'll support your response as well.
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A goofy horror movie with little to say and not a lot to see, "Ava's Possessions" sacrifices scares in favor of a rambling addiction metaphor that never finds an emotional rhythm.
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Of all the royal gardens in all the world...Claire's soon left alone with her tormentor, who is so stunned by the chance encounter that he keeps rambling on about fate.
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Trump covered the gamut of issues, from NAFTA trade talks to the U.S. showdown with North Korea, during a raucous, rambling and defiant political speech lasting an hour and 15 minutes.
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Perhaps the most telling thing President Trump said in his rambling justification of his decision to pull out of the Paris accords on climate change wasn't about climate change at all.
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Most of the time, "The Joe Rogan Experience" consists of pleasantly rambling, profanity-laced conversations with Australian bowhunters, mixed martial arts fighters and celebrities like Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith.
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In a rambling session with reporters last Monday, the day of the Cohen raid, Trump attacked Rosenstein, bashed the Russia investigation as a "witch hunt," and mused about possibly firing Mueller.
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" In a statement, Clinton spokeswoman Christina Reynolds described the speech as "rambling, unfocused, full of conspiracy theories and attacks on the media, and lacking in any real answers for American families.
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After her speech, a very long, rambling speech from former Defense Intelligence Agency head Michael T. Flynn returned to themes of Republican identity politics and so-called anti-political correctness, delivered.
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Hunters' casual ultraviolence, its far-fetched spy shenanigans, and its rambling villain speeches get paired with Holocaust flashbacks and contemporaneous genocide, and the tonal whiplash perpetually undercuts an already weak plot.
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During shifts at an awning factory, he stole away to the bathroom to write rambling, love-starved letters to Jo Harvey on paper towels, six or seven a day on average.
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He still managed one bizarre reference to a person "clipping coupons in the stock market" but overall he seemed more poised, focused and less prone to rambling than in previous debates.
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With his rambling, paranoid videos on YouTube, and screeds on his websites Infowars, NewsWars and PrisonPlanet, Jones, who is 44 years old, reached an audience of millions each week for years.
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Appearing in a rambling interview on CNN on Thursday evening, the President's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani admitted he himself had discussed Biden with Ukraine's leaders during a visit to the country.
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President Maduro, in his rambling, belligerent speeches on radio and TV, frequently accuses Polar's owner, Lorenzo Mendoza, of waging economic war on Venezuela and on his government by deliberately creating shortages.
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These kinds of random and rambling sequences create what behavioral scientists call a "variable reward schedule," a key addictive ingredient in things like slot machines, social media and the Kardashian family.
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For the occasion, he illustrated a rambling scene of bunnies and flora on ready-to-wear pieces and handbags (now in stores), and developed comics-inspired graphics for Prada men's wear.
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In a photograph taken in the early 1960s, I'm sitting on the side porch of our rambling Victorian off Hope Street in Providence, with my parents and three sisters and brother.
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" In a rambling monologue laced with "ums" and "likes," Kayla (Elsie Fisher) explains that the topic of this video is "being yourself," which "can be hard" because it's "not very easy.
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"He'd start rambling and start writing a new song, and then you'd hear it next time," my mom told me last year, when we first learned about Downie's brain cancer diagnosis.
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And Green Gables — lovely, pastoral Green Gables with its lyrically described woods and sunsets and freshly baked cakes — has room for the wild, rambling imagination of Anne-with-an-e Shirley.
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This isn't necessarily a surprise; McKinnon has so thoroughly dominated her seasons of Saturday Night Live that it's disappointing when a sketch rolls out without one of her signature rambling weirdos.
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A "rambling" note attributed to the shooter and addressed to "Doomed People" was later identified, claiming that he hated police and probation officers, which may explain part of his attack's opaque motivation.
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That might include anything from developing better auto-correcting technology that can make even rambling posts easier to understand to providing spaces where people are actively encouraged to jot out expressive writing.
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In a rambling speech to the House of Representatives, Gohmert sought to bring attention to misplaced government oversight of federal agencies with a little anecdote about his famous ribs, reports The Hill.
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Magic Wand is full of irreverent, rambling characters and vivid landscapes that are like hazy remembrances of role-playing games as a kid made real again, with a palette set to dazzle.
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The Sonos made Laura Marling's voice on "Ghosts" and "Rambling Man" sound especially clear, like she was in the room with me, but the HomePod gave the tracks a warmer tone overall.
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Although he strikes a larger-than-life pose in the media, I was struck by just how elderly he seems in person, and in open court his rambling testimony occasionally turned incoherent.
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"Hasan Minhaj: Homecoming King," Mr. Minhaj's rambling one-man show at the Cherry Lane Theater, has enjoyable moments but lacks the arc and insight that turn stories told among friends into theater.
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She told an officer that her husband had put a hex on her and caused her to crash, and she "kept rambling on about spells and voodoo," according to the police report.
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His stated influences are the rambling psychodrama of Sun Kil Moon's recent material, the unembarrassed confessionalism of Karl Ove Knausgaard's writing, and the acoustic starkness some of Will Oldham's Palace Music records.
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Trump's debate performance was a combined rehash of the insolence of his primary debates, the rambling hyperbole of his rallies, with a sprinkle of detail to bolster his message of economic populism.
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After a rambling answer about what he deemed the Obama administration's failures in the Middle East, he pledged to "take the oil" to prevent groups like ISIS gaining control of the resource.
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Sinead O'Connor's been forced out of her native Ireland by her father, ex-husband and ungrateful son ... if you buy what she's selling in a rambling angry letter about her suicide attempts.
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While giving a rambling and wide-ranging speech in Ohio, he failed to mention the fact that 60 of his diplomats had just been accused of spying and ordered to return home.
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" The president, in kind, praised Kanye in his rambling interview on Fox News Thursday morning, and then a few hours later, the campaign texts went out, with the heading "DON'T BE SILENCED.
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In a coarse, rambling video posted on YouTube last winter, Dryomov claimed to possess digital files which allegedly proved corrupt links between organized crime networks and Igor Plotnitsky, the LNR's authoritarian leader.
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In 2016, Bill Clinton stepped on stage and told a rambling story about falling in love with his wife Hillary Clinton, clearly aiming to make America fall in love with her, too.
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It has rambling alien theories, pizza, and John C. Reilly as a holographic God, plus it nails comedic VFX with a talking velociraptor and a brain that spits it off the... brain.
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UPDATE Well, Mike Webb finally caught on and, after those rambling posts, seems to indicate that, indeed, he got caught enjoying pornography but it's okay because it boosted his social media engagement.
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Pittsburgh has its walkable campus and Shadyside/Squirrel Hill Districts and the rambling Victorians, now split into three apartments, house many of the folks building self-driving cars and robotic Mars rovers.
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After hearing Trump's rambling speech at the conference on Friday morning, the Moodies were aghast that he didn't talk about unifying the conservative movement, and they criticized his griping about the media.
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The president began his morning tweeting about collusion, before quickly retweeting a post about 9/11 and slapping on a few hashtags, then launching into a rambling, congratulatory message about Rudy Giuliani.
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He despised, for instance, the little box of a house the university had given them, and wanted to move into one of the rambling old mansions on the road behind his office.
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He had entered his wood-paneled office at the rear of his rambling two-story neocolonial, the room a sanctum where he plots his projects and a shrine to his fabled career.
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I asked Garin, along with other strategists and political observers, how they would respond to a long list of Trump's rambling, theatrical promises, which he would, in fact, be unable to keep.
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In a lengthy and rambling interview on "Fox & Friends" on Friday, President Donald Trump accused the hosts of lying when they said they didn&apost know the identity of the Ukraine whistleblower.
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Apparently, back when he was still speaking to his followers—in fact, speaking every morning, giving rambling, hours-long discourses—Rajneesh delivered himself of some inflammatory opinions on the subject of Jews.
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" The author's note to "The Ancient Minstrel," the most rambling yet the most satisfying of these three pieces, identifies it as a fictional continuation of Harrison's 2002 memoir, "Off to the Side.
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Even though my pawpaw built a house for them in West Madison a few blocks away from Scott High School in 218, the same house where she died, she never stopped rambling.
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The final holdout, David Fry of Ohio, peacefully surrendered and was taken into custody by the FBI several hours later, after airing a rambling list of grievances and threatening to commit suicide.
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And the trick is that bringing up the treadmill now is actually worse, because then I'll start rambling about some new treadmill desk health study and how I'm going to live forever.
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In a rambling conversation that Mr. Hassan recorded and later shared with me, Mr. Charles blamed Mr. Hassan for creating a fire hazard because he kept too many possessions in his apartment.
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, the fabled free jazz ensemble, embraces volcanic bursts and entropic rambling; the electronic musician JLin creates skittish footwork beats that favor only the bravest and most experienced dancers.
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Conceptually, that must have sounded like a tantalizing idea, but in practice, Madonna ended up rambling on about how hard it was for her to become the pop icon she now is.
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His campaign rallies were rambling, unscripted affairs, almost like an open-mic comedy set: Not a fearsome Nuremberg rally, but an aging showman road-testing material, seeing what caught the audience's attention.
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Instead, West, seated across from Trump in the Oval Office, surrounded by reporters, launched into a rambling soliloquy that touched on seemingly everything else, including planes, the 22th Amendment, and mental health.
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During the Super Bowl in February, a commercial showed a Budweiser beer wagon drawn by eight Clydesdale horses rambling down a dreamy country lane past the whirling blades of a wind farm.
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By the end of the episode, he's rambling to Kristen about the veil that "separates us from madness" and having visions while driving of the woman who is apparently Ramon's birth mother.
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This and "Catalogue" reveal much about Mr. Forsythe's lineage and achievements — both spoke of scale and intimacy — but as informative as the first half of "A Quiet Evening" is, it's also rambling.
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At one point, Trump entered into an extended and rambling attack on Biden and his son Hunter, claiming Biden's son was a "loser" who benefited professionally only because of his father's status.
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In a rambling interview that lasted over 12 minutes, Giuliani promised to release new evidence of corruption involving the Biden family and the Ukraine on his podcast, which drops at noon today.
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Saturday's protests were galvanized by a rambling midday speech by Mr. Ortega, who cited what he called the cynical nature of the protests and said they were organized by right-wing forces.
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Here, in a rambling, crooked house in North Bennington, they raised four children and became the center of a social set that included Howard Nemerov, Ralph Ellison, Bernard Malamud, and Walter Bernstein.
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Over the past few days, state senators had received a rambling 13-page letter accusing a Bronx Democratic senator of a series of appalling crimes ranging from child molestation to drug trafficking.
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The video isn't just rambling commentary layered over footage of someone shooting up monsters in Destiny, but a moody walkthrough of Destiny's layered history, complete with original artwork bringing things to life.
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His old notebooks, legal pads fished from the archives by a Mother Jones reporter earlier this year, include rambling notes on his inability to do better for himself and his young son.
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"Shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Schiff said, before launching into his dramatic rendition of the call's subtext.
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"Donald Trump treated the media gathered in New York to a rambling, angry, jumbled, dishonest and frequently incoherent hour-and-twenty-minute-long press conference," Jimmy Kimmel says in the monologue above.
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Since his ousting as CEO and Deciem board member, Truaxe sent several legal documents to Vox, attached to a long and rambling email that he also posted on his personal Instagram account.
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Now entering his ninth month in office, Duterte is known for a surprising combination of violence and compassion, tied together by lurid invectives that dot his often rambling and profane public comments.
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I'm rambling at this point, but since my sitz bath is just hanging in the corner of this pic I wanted to give it a proper shout out too…those things are amazing!
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It's not until the rambling, didactic second half, which finds Ben giving his mother a tour of the underbelly of their Westchester community, that she's made to confront the reality of her son.
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During a rambling speech at a rally in San Jose, California Thursday evening, Trump insisted that Clinton has closely embraced most of President Obama's policies to avoid being charged by the Justice Department.
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The novel is split into three parts: a collage of the rambling voices of the book's characters; an account of Raspe's year in the "madhouse"; and a section on his life after psychiatry.
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President Donald Trump gave a speech about it last week in Ohio that rapidly generated into off-topic rambling, and the plan itself does nothing to fix the country's most urgent infrastructure problems.
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Donald Trump may do a good "drunk uncle at Thanksgiving" impersonation at his rallies, but amid all that rambling is a man who is actually precise about what he says, according to linguists.
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He's also said Franken's question came at the end of a "rambling" discussion after six hours of testimony, suggesting he was taken off guard and the Kislyak meeting didn't immediately come to mind.
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With grizzled vocals and a world-weary attitude, Wall's songwriting invokes images of an Old West rambling man who's traveled the world, only to find everyone is suffering just the same as him.
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Founder John Baku explained in an apologetic and occasionally rambling blog post that the site was forced to delete hundreds of groups and thousands of fetishes in order to maintain their merchant accounts.
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Songs would segue into the singer's rambling monologues, or her jumping into a crowd ready to rip her dress off and put their fingers in her orifices, wanting a part of her wildness.
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But rather than reminisce about buying cabins upstate or Pol Pot like Gray, Trump delivered a rambling, cautionary tale about a rich real estate friend named William Levitt who had too much fun.
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You saw it at the Golden Globes in 2013, when she accepted an honorary award with a raw, rambling speech that set the Internet ablaze: Had she just come out of the closet?
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Mugabe's odd speech: The nation was stunned Sunday when instead of hearing Mugabe deliver his resignation speech, it looked on as he gave a rambling televised address that raised more questions than answers.
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In the rambling letter made public Tuesday, bin Laden blamed the 2007-8 U.S. financial crisis on corporate control of capital and corporate lobbyists, and the U.S.-led wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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And while he harnessed his egoism somewhat during that speech, it raged anew on Friday, when he destroyed any momentum his remarks might have given him with a rambling, ranting, unnecessary news conference.
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Ms. Hanauer dances to an incoherent, rambling rendition of "Feelings" by Nina Simone, but Simone's voice, even on a bad day, has a range of texture that are more compelling than anything here.
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And there's an argument to be made that Mr. Biden's rambling is preferable to the rhetorical stylings of his younger days, when he often came across as a senatorial blowhard — which he was.
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Trump managed to step on Mike Pence's big evening last night with his own rambling interview in which he suggested that he would only defend NATO allies if they're current in their payments.
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The freshman Congress member's announcement also follows the abrupt departure of his chief of staff, Jimmy Keady, and marks a significant reversal of the position he expressed during a rambling speech last Thursday.
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His remarks came in a rambling, discursive speech at a factory in Ohio, during which he celebrated his revival of the American economy as the stock market plummeted by more than 1,000 points.
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" Ms. Pelosi fired back quickly, saying through her spokesman, Drew Hammill, "As the Dow nosedives on his watch, the president's rambling, deceitful tax scam sales pitch reached an all-time low in Cincinnati.
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But it turns out Mr. Durst's remarks were significantly edited; rather than being consecutive, the two sentences had been plucked from among the 22009 in his rambling remarks, and presented out of order.
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Mr. Maduro, in a rambunctious, rambling address in the capital's Bolívar Plaza, declared that the final count would show that his party had won more than 300 of the 335 seats being contested.
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Standing in front of a wall of stars memorializing fallen officers, he went on long, rambling, personal tangents about how unfairly he was treated in the press, dropping a number of outright lies.
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From his home in this rambling Atlanta suburb, Mr. McMullin sat at his command center this week — his dining room table — along with two volunteers, to monitor incoming emails requesting more voter addresses.
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The president made the announcement during a rambling two-hour speech to activists at the Conservative Political Action Conference outside Washington, but he did not provide any details about the possible executive order.
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Tucked among trees on the landside is Deetjen's, a 220s-era National Register of Historic Places-designated inn, a rambling collection of dark-wood structures with thin walls and entirely varying rooms inside.
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There is also an open area with a skylight that includes a family room and kitchen; two rambling decks — 1,143 square feet in all — flank this space, with one deck facing the strait.
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But that hasn't stopped speculation in the face of what some have called his Twitter "rants," rambling interviews and his 2016 hospitalization for stress and exhaustion that halted his "Saint Pablo" concert tour.
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When asked if the driver's attack was domestic terrorism — a label his attorney general and national security advisor have said applies to the situation — he gave a rambling answer and no clear opinion.
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We both enjoyed physical exertion (running for her, playing squash and biking for me), a drink at the end of the day (bourbon her, beer me), and a taste for rambling road trips.
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Here's how LA Times described it: Packwood announced his intention to resign in a somewhat rambling speech during which he touted his achievements, reminisced about his decades in the Senate, and finally, wept.
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One person mentioned in Hyde's rambling message sent POLITICO a restraining order they had been granted against Hyde by the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, which found Hyde had committed stalking.
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"Shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Mr. Schiff said in prefacing the remarks during a congressional hearing last week.
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"If the Republicans win tomorrow, I think you're going to get some votes from the Democrats," he predicted during a rambling evening news conference in New York a day ahead of the hearing.
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After rambling through the jungle, or meeting with friends along the beach, Judith returns each evening to the beautiful, 1,600-square-foot, two-bedroom villa she shares with her cat and two dogs.
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The rambling store is a collector's delight, doubling as a museum of quirk: Every surface not heaving with books is cluttered with whale ribs, giraffe skulls, old playing cards, warthog tusks and more.
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I'm rambling on with this ridiculous story involving borrowed pants and a bunch of other obviously false intricate details when I felt the plastic applicator fall out, and start sliding down my leg.
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The pivot that didn't happen During the election campaign Trump was eagerly watched for signs that he would ease away from his bombast and offer more than rambling displays of emotion to the voters.
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A defiant President Donald Trump held a rambling news conference Thursday afternoon, following a staid Cabinet choice announcement by browbeating the "dishonest" media and boasting about his accomplishments after only four weeks in office.
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Suspicion has been rampant that members of Trump's team or even the then-candidate himself knew about this, though Trump has preferred a rambling, nonsensical explanation in which the Democrats hacked themselves or something.
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Jack Nicholson was in the middle of a rambling speech after winning Best Actor in a Drama for "About Schmidt," when he told the audience he had taken a Valium earlier in the night.
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During The Hateful Eight director's rambling, intoxicated acceptance speech on behalf of Ennio Morricone, who composed the movie's score, he claimed that Morricone has never won an American award for any movie he's done.
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At a rambling press conference in New York City, Trump said repeatedly the allegations by Christine Blasey Ford and two other women were false and he questioned why they waited decades to come forward.
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Some have since been deleted — namely, a rambling text post declaring that he was killing the Esho sub-brand, which, by all accounts, he shared to the feed before speaking with Dr. Esho himself.
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His stint as a Lyft driver is the only Steve segment where the jokes actually hit the mark, via a rambling end-credits monologue about the varied ways ride-sharing can be incredibly awkward.
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He went off script from the very beginning — at one point, he literally tossed his notes into the air — and instead delivered rambling remarks that included some statements that were not based on facts.
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We had this very charismatic leader, who would call these meetings for the entire company and start rambling about how he was being persecuted, how he was going to win, how crazy Daugherty was.
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But choosing a rambling van over a 401(k) isn't a sign of delinquent parenting in Ng's universe; it's just one of a series of possible paths, with its own unique pleasures and pitfalls.
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She has also been nominated for Best Supporting Actress — three times, in fact — for her roles in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" in 1975, "Wild at Heart" in 1991, and "Rambling Rose" in 1992.
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" In October he posted a rambling video to Deciem's official Instagram account, in which he said the company was immediately shutting down and accused his colleagues of being "involved in a major criminal activity.
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His inaugural address did not help, with its unscripted, rambling discursion about the blizzard that had, he explained, scared away what would have been record crowds and obliged organisers to move the ceremony indoors.
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And when they finally talk, Robert has a smart answer for everything, rambling about his own job, then cutting Frances off when she tries to talk about her plans for opening her own gallery.
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The billionaire has graduated from private feverish yelling to public incoherent rambling that either alienates powerful people like Brett Cole or inspires waiters to tell him off in front of entire parties of people.
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Casting aside his trademark clownish demeanour and rambling delivery, he followed a written script, setting out an ambitious agenda beyond Brexit - promising tax reform, a new social care system, and an economic stimulus package.
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Casting aside his trademark clownish demeanor and rambling delivery, he followed a written script, setting out an ambitious agenda beyond Brexit - promising tax reform, a new social care system, and an economic stimulus package.
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The speech that followed was even more rambling than usual, and peppered with personal gripes; the boasts were fewer, his haranguing of the media ("some of the most dishonest people") went on for longer.
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Amongst her paint's expressive blemishes are written phrases like, "Keep It Real," and "Got In This Game On Some Rambling Shit," a title taken from a Lil' Kim lyric from a Mobb Deep song.
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But before those campaign rallies became raucous events across the country, Trump gave a rambling introduction to his campaign at Trump Tower in New York City, all the way back in June of 2015.
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The trick is simple: a package arrives with a Chinese postmark containing a rambling message and a small CD. The CD, in turn, contains a set of Word files that include script-based malware.
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Malcolm X was in Miami before the fight, and Clay shared his free time between the Muslim leader and his own entourage at a rambling house filled with laughter, pranks and rented Hollywood movies.
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READ: DHS just finally recognized white nationalism as a major threat Stern also produced rambling screeds that he claimed Killen had written, revealing the inner-workings of the KKK, according to the Washington Post.
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AVIGNON, FRANCE Festival d'Avignon, July 6-24 This annual festival includes an official lineup of some of the most distinguished theater in Europe, along with a rambling independent festival (the "OFF," July 7-30).
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Trump, in rambling remarks in the White House's Oval Office, said as far as he knew the summit was still on track, but that the North Korean leader was possibly being influenced by Beijing.
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Her friend Becca (Rachael Bella) isn't here for Katie's rambling about "electro-rays that are traveling through our head every second," so they turn off the TV. "I got a better one," Becca says.
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Markus Dupree won Male Performer of the Year before launching into an entertaining, rambling victory speech, while Female Performer of the Year, Angela White, was the night's big success story, taking home 14 awards.
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That was part of the rambling justification Trump gave Wednesday when asked at a post-election press conference about the near certainty that Democrats will put his tax returns on their agenda in January.
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In the room, the moment was only a blip in the nearly two-hour event, where Biden gave rambling responses to fairly straightforward questions on immigration, unions, criminal justice, climate change, and gun control.
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Inside the hundreds of Facebook groups that have popped up about Yellow Vests, the discussions — some of them rambling, others more intellectual — have offered clues as to what protesters have seized on each week.
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