" The president smiled in the interview, remarking, "Yes we did.
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Kohlhepp seemed "infatuated" with her, remarking on her beauty and intelligence.
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Some cheered for him, remarking on the difficulty of his climb.
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A relative posted a comment, remarking how beautiful the girl looked.
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They were remarking how it was the 'best day of work ever.
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Except maybe remarking on how long and boring the Oscar broadcast is.
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The "video" was unremarkable, and I will not be remarking upon it.
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But everything, even the flowers, is stained with blood, Judith keeps remarking.
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Nick and I walk away remarking on how impeccable the service was.
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DeAngelo was "cordial," remarking on how quickly Tapia's children had grown, Tapia says.
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" Romney also applauded Trump's victory, remarking: "By the way, it's not easy winning.
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It is Florida!" he exclaimed, remarking later that the panorama "really is beautiful.
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" She then took a step back, remarking, "You know what today is about?
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Toni saunters into the scene, remarking on Jughead's taste in serial killer non-fiction.
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John Kasich remarking on GOP promises to repeal ObamaCare during the 2202 midterm elections.
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That is what you thought was worth remarking on about that crazy-ass finale?
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Mr. Trump had refrained from remarking on the show on Twitter for many months.
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"None of the other top 25 were founded after Netscape" Petersen is fond of remarking.
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The play-by-play man, Don Criqui, followed up by remarking on the Boone family.
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Unsteady and intoxicated, the lawmaker began touching her and remarking on her legs, she said.
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It may be worth remarking that some of the most memorable follicular explosions are fictional.
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He celebrated the decision by remarking that "football is more than just Europe and South America".
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Kidman is indeed remarkable here, as rumor suggests, but mainly because you can't stop remarking her.
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This is attributed to these apps' use of push notifications, in-app messages, email, and remarking.
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" He remembers another one remarking, that if "money was black, I wouldn't want none of it.
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"My fellow Singaporeans are scary," Mr. Kwek said, remarking on the socially conservative sentiment in society.
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And yet here we were, avidly refilling our bird feeder and remarking on all the cardinals.
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Even the New York Times could not resist remarking on the irony of this messy divorce.
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" Pitt kept interrupting, asking if the Ellen Shop was open after the show and remarking, "Good.
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" Ucup begins on a jaunty note, remarking, "Yes, we were disappointed, but there is always hope.
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" He added, remarking on the structure of the hearing, "This is a disaster for the Republicans.
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Many are remarking on his incredible design abilities, his transformative shows, and of course, his sharp wit.
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As a book marketing convention, "A Novel" is so common that it hardly seems worth remarking on.
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Many people have been remarking that the only people saying everything will be OK are white males.
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When I asked him about this, he was reluctant to consider the comment as worth remarking on.
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The result: this spot, which cuts together footage of TV commentators remarking on Steyer's later-state strength.
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" An energetic Warren, meanwhile, walked on stage remarking that she was ready "to have some fun tonight.
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" Northam immediately condemned the messages, remarking that he felt "fine about turning his back on white supremacy.
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Comey committed "atrocities," Sanders said, remarking that the FBI director circumvented the Justice Department's chain of command.
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"We came a long way @letthelordbewithyou," Khloé wrote, remarking at how their relationship has evolved over the years.
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In high school when I was remarking on a Black issue, someone was like, Why does it matter?
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A frosty Queen Mary can only drive the knife deeper by remarking that Bertie was the perfect son.
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As for remarking on Republican nominee Donald Trump, Obama has not shied away from making his position clear.
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" Explaining why the kitten had taken such a liking to him, Simmons laughed while remarking, "I feed him.
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Facing steady resistance from the panel, and remarking, "I'm not sure I'm convincing the court", Mr Flentje punted.
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"Baby Boemer is still an infant but is doing beautiful," said Cass, remarking that she is perfectly healthy.
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North Carolina's legislators rushed theirs through a month later, one remarking that the VRA "headache" had been lifted.
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" Former opponent Ken Shamrock echoed this assessment, remarking on Twitter that Slice should be remembered as a "warrior.
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Powell responded that remarking on comments made by "any elected official" would be a "distraction" from his duty.
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As Steve rises from the bath to get dressed, Diana examines his body, remarking on his unfamiliar shape.
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Later, Mr. Pence spoke of his trip to the concentration camp, remarking on the scale of human suffering.
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Independently, other bloggers confirmed my sense of this mini-canon, remarking on similarities between these figures and Shulman.
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" Emma Stone agrees with the director, remarking that all the characters "all have our reasons for what we're doing.
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It's not remarkable, but since we don't all default to thinking women play instruments, it is worth remarking on.
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" Black originally responded to the controversy in a statement to PEOPLE, remarking that he "was misled by a friend.
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Remarking on the trade deal's prospects for congressional approval, Trump predicted Thursday that Democrats could hold up its passage.
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Mr. Kim was overheard remarking to Mr. Trump that people would think they were watching a science fiction movie.
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No," she tells one contestant, while remarking to another, "You're not going to L.A. You can go to Jersey.
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" Pence then slammed the CIA in general, remarking, "these people are playing politics, and I get all of that.
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The mother of one previously responded to comments about a resemblance, remarking to a fan, "Positive vibes all the way."
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Back in November, when Ocasio-Cortez was still a representative-elect, pro-Trump pundits were already remarking on her talents.
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Hurricane Matthew has meteorologists all in a tizzy on social media, remarking on its impressive strength and sudden, dramatic intensification.
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" Remarking on the sanctions, Siluanov said his economic projections were based "on the assumption that the sanctions stay in place.
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Just as Liggett was remarking that it looked like there'd be no change in the overall classification, a sudden jab.
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The tense videos have caused a stir on social media, with several remarking on how awkward the entire exchange appeared.
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He outraged Trump last week by remarking that he is "just not ready" to support the businessman's White House run.
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Remarking quietly that "we're here because we're here," the actor identifies himself as the calm fulcrum of a gathering storm.
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According to Owen, she pitilessly mocked him, remarking on how disappointed he must be that she doesn't have a dick.
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It's worth remarking, however, on how little attention this trend has received, at least compared with many less important issues.
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Twitter users seized on Trump's body language, with some remarking that he appeared to have "stalked" Clinton around the stage.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia remarking on an election-night television panel that Biden had "virtually no field operation" in Iowa.
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Pence had a different assessment, remarking that in their administration, a combative Russia would face an even stronger United States.
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The Trump campaign also marked the occasion with a press release remarking on the "special bond" the two men formed.
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My parents had trouble understanding how independent my lifestyle had become and kept remarking on how much I had changed.
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MATHISEN: I DON'T WANT TO LET YOU GO WITHOUT REMARKING ON YOUR KIT AND ACE SHIRT, WHICH IS THIS TECHNICAL CASHMERE.
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It gets meta as our compter-brought-to-life Gertie introduces herself to Ollie and Arlie, remarking on their relationship status.
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Doctors Without Borders denounces the compulsory transfer from Idomeni to organized camps, remarking that there was a general lack of information.
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Remarking on the destruction, Trump said that until his visit, it was impossible to truly understand "the gravity" of the wildfires.
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During his brief speech, Offset gave Cardi B a shoutout, remarking, "Thank God, I thank my wife, you should thank yours."
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" Of the experience, Caitlyn adopts a very sportsmanlike attitude, remarking: "Anytime you're involved with something you want it to be successful.
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Thorsness had previously criticized Trump for remarking that McCain wasn't a prisoner of war and he prefers soldiers who weren't captured.
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When she turned 40, people began remarking on her advancing age, Ms. Ferreira recalled in a Manhattan hotel room last week.
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Yes, he told me, remarking on how nice she was and proudly showing off the autographed picture he'd bought from her.
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Bruce's exuberant remarking on our differences is also a high-octane performance of how much we can laugh about our differences.
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Instead of pausing or even remarking on it, she simply called out "next question" and continued as if nothing had happened.
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What really stands out is when Cynthia is remarking on class, and how only rich people are allowed to be depressed.
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Trump praised the island's low casualty count at the time, remarking that the island's residents should be "proud" it wasn't higher.
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In the book, Comey takes personal shots at the president, remarking about his physical appearance as well as his moral character.
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Maybe he was having a bad day or remarking on the perplexing meet-and-greet staged between Donald Trump and Kanye West.
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" Despite roaring approval from the crowd, the judges picked apart his performance, with Len Goodman remarking, "You've got to calm it down.
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This, as you can imagine, did not go over well, with hundreds of commenters remarking on the insensitive nature of the look.
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In the conservation lab, the convened group was remarking on the differences between two 1512 books, one with a more chemical scent.
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The world took notice, remarking on his startling behavior, as Trump irascibly demanded that Mason move on to questioning the Finnish president.
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"It looks like my nipples are the size of Texas," she said remarking on a photo of her on the red carpet.
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" Later, Spears posted a video of herself working out, lightheartedly remarking, "Who knew stress would be a great 5 pound weight loss.
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Trump's comments were not lost on continental Europe either with most large European news outlets remarking on Trump's continued approval of Putin.
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It's a man-bites-dog thing: It would have been worth remarking if those words had somehow been said other than obediently.
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And it's a credential that he has used to promote his intelligence, often remarking about how only the best students are accepted.
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" Trump and Putin also shared a laugh over frustration with journalists, with Trump remarking, "Fake news is a great term, isn't it?
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"She really is doing well," Saffert adds, remarking how nice it is to see Jayme smiling after all that she's been through.
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The Times' report on the government UFO study included a pair of videos of pilots remarking on something mysterious they were seeing.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the U.N.'s actions, remarking in December, for example, "they cause problems" rather than inspire positive global cooperation.
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Trump then responded by recalling his time running the Miss Universe pageant, remarking that Ukraine "always had great people" at the event.
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" On the podcast, McCain also praised Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, remarking that he and his wife Jill are "such good friends.
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" There is the director Nick Broomfield remarking on the metaphorical whipping he took from a dominatrix featured in his 1996 documentary "Fetishes.
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Looking at the other contenders, just one other candidate is worth remarking on: 46% of Harris fans in the polls liked Sen.
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" Remarking on Flynn's plea and agreement to cooperate with the special counsel's office, Colbert said that Flynn was "singing like a canary.
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So far, Trump seems content to let Europe handle the situation, remarking Monday that European leaders were "working on the situation," Reuters reported.
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Invited to enter the lion's den, the fox demurred, remarking that he had noticed all the footprints pointed one way: into the den.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz apologized Thursday after remarking that he had spent more time with the military than any declared presidential candidate.
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Our friend who has been on these trails many times kept remarking that he was seeing water in places he'd never seen before.
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" When Fallon played a clip of the old theme song, then "Bad Guy," remarking how similar they are, Gomez said, "I love Billie.
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Still others are critical of the White House, remarking after Mueller's hiring as special prosecutor that White House staff were in panic mode.
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Remarking on the latest Ifo index numbers, UniCredit's Chief German Economist Andreas Rees said that companies were in "wait, see and hope" mode.
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"Then I get back to thinking, he's hijacked my party," he added, remarking that he has been a conservative for his adult life.
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Navarro and Trump also attacked Japan and China, remarking that these U.S. trading partners were devaluing their currencies to hurt American companies and consumers.
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"I love you and I totally understand," she said, remarking that fame can complicate your life and take a toll on your mental health.
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Video posted to the site showed Perez loitering around the building for more than 30 minutes, remarking on the synagogue's exterior and security features.
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Some fans are loving it, some are missing the blonde, and some are remarking that she can pretty much make any hair color work.
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" Defending his decision to cast Striegel in the film, Black shared his own statement with PEOPLE, remarking that he "was misled by a friend.
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Blackface controversies have even hit the news media, with NBC's Megyn Kelly resigning last fall after remarking she didn't understand why blackface was offensive.
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She has patients coming up to her all the time remarking about her weight loss, and one was even inspired to start dieting too.
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Dozens of people told Reuters it was their first protest march, with some remarking on the strong sense of unity among the diverse crowds.
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Museum educators and curators are indeed taking note and remarking on the racism that has plagued museums in the past and in the present.
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"That is the first red flag that goes up," Mr. Shipley said in an interview Friday, remarking on how few SEALs served in Vietnam.
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You may recall Erika Girardi remarking, "I've never felt so rich in all my life," as the women pulled up to the Provence palace.
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Benenson also assailed Sanders on foreign policy during Thursday night's debate, remarking that he failed the test by not answering a question about Afghanistan.
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" Asked whether he thought Trump had anything to do with that, Burns begged off, remarking upon a "frustration that has been building for years.
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One, the leader, is in the passenger's seat, holding a dead lawyer's detached eyeball and remarking on the surprising length of the optic nerve.
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Ms Tu remembers her uncle, King Liu, founder of Giant, remarking with astonishment in 24 that "Americans are bringing cash here to buy bikes".
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It amounts to just "an offhand six-word statement", he said: Mr Trump remarking "we all know what that means" after signing the executive order.
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He had read the story on our interview today with CNN, remarking on how strange it was to see himself being talked about so much.
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" Even Trump has seemed puzzled by the support, remarking, in a bizarre aside in his convention speech last week, "I'm not sure I deserve it.
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" Arum then foreshadowed Rigondeaux's coming promotional woes by remarking: "I don't know what I'm gonna do […] I have to look for someone to fight him.
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Booker noted that seven black men were shot in his neighborhood Tuesday night, remarking that the response would have been very different in other neighborhoods.
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In Tripp's post, for example, he neglected to even mention his wife's name until the very end, after remarking on several parts of her body.
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The KCNA reports that the dictator was "very pleased" with what he saw, remarking on both the state of the cosmetics and the factory itself.
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" Holder, who served as Obama's Attorney General, drew criticism from Trump after remarking at a campaign event that when Republicans go low, "we kick them.
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Remarking on his renewed sense of self, Bublé shared that it was inevitable the tragic ordeal he and his wife went through would change him.
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Fans took to Twitter to react to The Weeknd's new album, many of them remarking on the similarities between this album and his compilation Trilogy.
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" Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, remarking on retired Justice John Paul Stevens, who passed away yesterday at the age of 99 "Facebook is dangerous.
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" Finally, David Roberts at Vox also wrote an article about our essay, remarking, "Here's a sign of a more constructive debate on clean energy innovation.
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Trump, while remarking on the age and achievements of some of the veterans, known as code talkers, took the chance to mock the Massachusetts Democrat.
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OSLO — One evening in December, Marie Ulven was riding a tram through Oslo, remarking on just how unremarkable she hoped her music might someday be.
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The temperature at kickoff was 84 degrees and it was quite humid, with players and coaches remarking after the match how tough the conditions were.
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During the exam, he commented on a tattoo on Ms. Loewy's inner thigh, remarking, "You have a picture there for me," according to the lawsuit.
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A White House official disputed the former McCain aide's recollection of events, but declined to elaborate, remarking that doing so would keep the feud going.
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Except for Todd's remarking that the weather was supposed to get colder the next day, they said nothing else until they got to his building.
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But remarking on the tone of an ally's skin and suggesting Latino voters have dual loyalties are probably not the best ways to do it.
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It was in Sintra two years ago that Mario Draghi sparked a bond selloff by remarking on the euro zone's "strengthening and broadening" economic recovery.
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Things appear to be going well at first, with Parks remarking to Moore: "Real sex does you good, girl" – but things quickly take a dark turn.
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Williams believed this would all be a family affair, remarking that Bran and Arya would both be very helpful in leading Winterfell into the next phase.
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Bale was taken backstage after lingering after most people had left, with him remarking that he likes to be around when no one else is there.
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Things appear to be going well at first, with Parks remarking to Moore: "Real sex does you good, girl" — but things quickly take a dark turn.
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One friend after another is remarking on how he or she "worked from home" yesterday or is going to be "working remotely" on Wednesdays this summer.
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" It features Warren on the campaign trail touting her proposed wealth tax and remarking, "I've heard that there are some billionaires who don't support this plan.
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The Japanese Olympic minister, Seiko Hashimoto, also responded to the comments on Wednesday, remarking in parliament that it was "impossible" that the Games would be delayed.
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Trump also lobbed some light jokes at the press, remarking that the special forces officers told him an unarmed terrorist "would have no chance" against Conan.
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In 2013, he came under harsh criticism for remarking that "the incidence of rape resulting in pregnancy are very low" during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
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" She previously opened up to PEOPLE about her realistic views on a potential spouse, remarking, "You're not going to marry a 'perfect' person; we aren't perfect ourselves!
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" Duggar previously opened up to PEOPLE about her realistic views on a potential spouse, remarking, "You're not going to marry a 'perfect' person; we aren't perfect ourselves!
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Many are jokingly remarking that no one is safe from the allure of paid Instagram posts, but others are straight up unfollowing him because of the post.
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He and his team were not alone, with other political risk consultancies remarking on the fact that Brexit could in fact be the least of Europe's worries.
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Smith acknowledged and brushed off Trump's tweet on air, remarking, "Good afternoon, Mr. President, it's nice to have you with us," before continuing on with his broadcast.
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With the exception of the first debate, though, the same people now remarking upon Trump's relative calm were unable to see what the viewing public clearly saw.
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"You mean we haven't got better things to do than talk about this?" he recalls remarking to a friend watching the news headlines at a cigar shop.
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"We have spoken a lot about security on the streets," Armin Laschet, CDU leader to North Rhine –Westphalia told CNBC Monday, remarking on his party's new success.
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Gunn surveys the state of things from the asphalt of the interstate, remarking on what beauty and pain he can see as it blurs in his periphery.
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"I had a lot of female friends in high school and then that changed very much," she said, remarking on the number of men on her course.
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Remarking on the latest earnings, Della Vigna believed a similar positive story would be seen with other oil giants too; BP is due to report next week.
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" Clarkson, meanwhile, offered a typically Clarkson-esque comment on the launch, remarking: "I didn't understand DriveTribe until Richard Hammond said it was like YouPorn, only with cars.
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" According to a book published later, Suu Kyi reportedly emerged from the interview remarking: "No one told me I was going to be interviewed by a Muslim.
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"The interesting thing that no one is remarking on is here we are with a deficit that 3.4 percent of GDP with unemployment at 4.1," Ramsey said.
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Remarking on the Dollar Shave deal, Ben Thompson, an analyst who writes a tech-business newsletter called Stratechery, predicted widespread "value destruction" across many consumer product categories.
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" He also hinted that, by backing out of the meeting, he was hoping to gain leverage in potential negotiations with the North, remarking that "everybody plays games.
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Sessions has a strong interest in First Amendment protection and has discussed publicly remarking on university turbulence for months, according to a source familiar with the speech.
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Taberski even remembers Dressler being in attendance as a spectator instead of a band member, and remarking afterwards that it was the best Snapcase song to date.
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Remarking on the former vice president's success on Super Tuesday, the mayor of New York said Mr. Biden had benefited from "his historic connection" to Barack Obama.
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" He also expressed optimism that a drug used to treat malaria could be a cure for the coronavirus, remarking that there were "tremendous signs it could work.
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He has also claimed without evidence that former President Barack Obama's administration shares blame for the shortfall, remarking last week that "I don't take responsibility at all."
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I believed there was nothing amiss with former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel remarking in 2006 that "the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people" on Capitol Hill.
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"It's was an incredibly stupid statement," the adviser said, remarking that Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton was partly a defeat of the notion of American political dynasties.
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Zemmour did not miss his chance to underscore this contradiction and skewer his opponents, remarking that the gilets jaunes were a French manifestation of a global phenomenon.
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We've got to fix the culture of neglect," Obama said, remarking that it has "degraded too many schools and too many roads and hurt too many futures.
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" C.B.: "I'm remarking on how much remarkability there is about the nature of the women in this movie, and that somehow it needs to stand for all women.
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The singer from Kosovo wowed the judges during the second round of auditions Wednesday night, with judge Jennifer Lopez remarking, "She sings like a heavy girl," in approval.
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Most of the comments on the video, which currently has more than 3 million views, are remarking on its consistency and arguing that the cake is a lie.
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" Not known for their abashed style, U.K. "red-tops", or tabloids, didn't hold back either, with a number of them remarking that May's Brexit deal is now "dead.
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My plate came with toast grilled with coconut oil, which Batiz called "a game changer," remarking wistfully that she wished she could "heal enough" to eat gluten again.
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Following the birth of their son on March 31, Jessie gushed over their newborn, remarking that the couple "are so in love" with their little bundle of joy.
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Remarking on the current government in Italy, which has been in power for just under a year, Renzi said it had created "chaos" in the last 12 months.
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" Former US Attorney Preet Bharara, now a senior legal analyst at CNN, retweeted Corker's response, remarking, "An adult day care center whose chief resident can't count to 51.
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"I had to kind of laugh," said Paul Ettestad of the New Mexico Department of Health, remarking on the fact that his state appeared to be completely covered.
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Remarking on the presentation of Conte's name to the president for consideration, the leader of the anti-immigrant, euroskeptic Lega party, said the party was ready to govern.
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Putin said sanctions were counter-productive, remarking that "unilateral sanctions do not resolve problems" and were a way of restraining Russia — as were allegations of wrongdoing by Moscow.
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" Saccone said a portion of that criticism comes from outside his Pittsburgh-area district, remarking that "I don't even know if some of those people are from here.
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" In 2012, Bloomberg said legislation to mandate a "living wage" reminded him of communism, remarking, "The last time we really had a big managed economy was the USSR.
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Hillary Clinton on Monday praised President Barack Obama's executive actions on gun safety, remarking that he's gone "as far as he can" within the scope of his authority.
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But when they got together days later to work on ideas, Adams began remarking on Jaye's appearance and moving in on her — "Hurricane Ryan," as she described him.
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Countless police chiefs and mayors are vocal about wanting federal reform or have emerged from the consent decree process remarking that their departments were the better for it.
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Conway ends the interview by remarking that she expects White House personnel changes as a result of the sort of leaks Trump denounced on Twitter Monday afternoon pic.twitter.
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Noted black feminist Mikki Kendall took the rapper to task, remarking that "White Privilege II" is a safe, self-serving move that doesn't provide solutions for black America's ills.
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She was remarking on a finding of the new 13 Women in the Workplace report, a joint study by Sandberg's Lean In's organization and McKinsey & Co. released on Tuesday.
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Twitter users seized on the irony of the comments, remarking that the Democratic congresswomen's standing ovation was a sarcastic response to Trump claiming the credit for the new jobs.
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This new teaser shows Rihanna checking into the Bates Motel — bad, bad idea — and remarking to her future killer that she's been a guest at the motel once before.
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Remarking on the divisive Democratic primaries and this week's convention in Philadelphia, which has featured battles between Clinton and Sanders supporters, Pelosi predicted the party would unify before November.
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" (Always, girl, always.) You sympathize with Chloë Sevigny as she ventures to her isolated seat, remarking, "I'm going to be all by my lonesome just like in high school.
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In other tweets on Friday evening, Grassley questioned who in the White House was "leaking info" from private meetings, remarking that "the FBI leaks like sieves" when concerning Trump.
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The film received a middling critical reception, with movie critic Peter Howell of the Toronto Star remarking that it stretched the truth " beyond any semblance of reality or fairness."
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An Iowa teacher has been placed on leave after remarking on Facebook that he did not have his "sniper rifle" for a visit by teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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She's big and bosomy, which is worth remarking because so many of the people in this novel, men and women, have had too much cake and too little exercise.
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The Post version posted first, and immediately set Washington ablaze with former officials remarking on the staggering mix of stupidity and near-treasonous behavior implied by the Post's reporting.
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" And in 2013, after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down an important enforcement provision of that law, Sessions opposed efforts to update it, remarking that "the justification no longer exists.
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She alluded to the diversity behind Rubio's bid at a campaign rally in South Carolina in February, remarking on the diversity onstage of herself, Scott, Rubio and South Carolina Rep.
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Beyond that, the M&M's scored high marks across the board among PEOPLE staffers, with many remarking upon the delightful textural contrast that is not present in the classic version.
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For her part, Dunham found herself in hot water for remarking that she felt snubbed by New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., her seatmate at the Met Gala.
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Trump has also made some incredibly creepy comments about Ivanka specifically, including remarking that she has a "very nice figure" and that he'd date her if she weren't his daughter.
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Nietzsche, after all, was remarking on the way in which the Malling-Hansen lent itself to brief bursts of text (not unlike tweets) – not the evolution of his personal vocabulary.
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And always with a smile (well, almost always)," he continued, before sweetly remarking, "Maybe that's why, even though you are the best person ever, you keep getting better every year.
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Obama also took another opportunity to look into the future while in Detroit, remarking that he was going to need a new car in a year when he leaves office.
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"The first picture I saw of him is just ingrained in my memory," Cohen tells PEOPLE, remarking how he was drawn to the canine's photo because of his soulful eyes.
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I am now convinced we didn't have one," Hagel said, later remarking that the meeting with Putin marked "a sad day for America" and "a sad day for the world.
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And Byatt can't help remarking that Proust's narrator "refers to the unpleasant smell" of Oriane de Guermantes' dress, "caused by the Chinese crystallized egg white" Fortuny used as a fixative.
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A Gallup poll released last weekend found 90 percent support among Republicans for Trump, with many GOP voters remarking that media coverage of Trump compelled them to support the president.
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After remarking that Affleck, who's been promoting his new Netlix movie Triple Frontier, hadn't been on the show in two years, DeGeneres acknowledged that "a lot has happened" since then.
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Richard Robinson, the president and CEO of Scholastic to whom Clinton was presenting an award, began his acceptance speech by remarking that he felt Clinton should deliver it for him.
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Trump has also made some incredibly creepy comments about Ivanka specifically, including remarking that she has a "very nice figure" and that he'd date her if she weren't his daughter.
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"They are so dishonest and they are so bad for our country," Trump said after remarking on the number of reporters in the room, which provoked boos from the crowd.
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The actress held court during intermission in the VIP Ambassador's Lounge of the newly reopened Hudson Theatre, sipping their Moët & Chandon flutes while remarking on Gyllenhaal's performance in the first act.
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" Ovechkin echoed his wife's sentiments, remarking in Russian alongside a re-post of the images, "I want to join the words of my wife and thank again the best doctor @mbubucea.
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He&aposs accused of remarking on a teenage girl&aposs body, saying female seminarians should work hard to look attractive and that abused women should almost always stay with their husbands.
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Remarking on the importance of maintaining close communication between the two countries' heads of state, Xi said China and Saudi Arabia are comprehensive strategic partners whose strategic mutual trust is deepening.
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When asked what Cowell's hidden talent was, Mandel was quick to bring up the former American Idol judge's dog training skills, remarking on how well Cowell has trained his own pups.
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"There's a little difference between you and me and the shop you're working for: integrity," he said, before remarking that Cohen had requested his talk with Cuomo be off the record.
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As soon as the new iPhones were revealed on Tuesday, a flood of tweets poured forth remarking on the design's potential to unnerve trypophobes, as people affected by trypophobia are known.
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While she is correct in remarking that "Iranian leaders have stated publicly that they will refuse to allow IAEA inspections of their military sites," what the Iranians say is largely irrelevant.
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On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Board Chairwoman Janet Yellen expressed her concerns about our increasing national debt, particularly remarking on the growth of federal spending in entitlement programs in the coming years.
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And it's worth remarking here that New Yorkers owe a great debt to Signature — founded by James Houghton to celebrate undersung American playwrights — for reintroducing Foote's work in the mid-1990s.
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I remember on the eve of his election for a first term in May 1996, remarking to my colleague Dennis Ross that there was no way Netanyahu could become Prime Minister.
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Remarking on his Twitter account, on which he had attained a new level of bombast in the preceding months, the Tesla CEO admitted he should probably stop engaging with his critics.
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Others criticized the president for remarking on the "turnout" and size of the crowd that gathered for his meeting in Corpus Christi — though the hundreds gathered clapped and cheered his appearance.
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I remember remarking to a friend in 2002, when the Homeland Security Act created the new department with broad bipartisan support, that "Homeland Security" sounded like something out of a dystopian novel.
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" And last year, he lampooned claims that he was a secret Muslim by remarking on how tough it was to be President "all while finding time to pray five times a day.
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After remarking on the close personal bond he formed with his director on the physically challenging shoot, DiCaprio praised Gonzélez Iñérritu for creating a film he believes already stands alongside cinematic classics.
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Remarking that Bindi is all grown up now, host Hoda Kotb brought up the Dancing With the Stars champion's boyfriend, and Bindi enthusiastically revealed that Powell was in the audience supporting her.
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It is worth remarking upon the fact that many of the oligopoly industries highlighted in the Center's report are among the most heavily regulated, among them, banking, medicine and hospitals, and airlines.
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"Well, they'll never give it to me," Trump told The New York Post, remarking on why he does not think he will be awarded the prize for his work with North Korea.
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Nielsen also responded to criticism from multiple former first ladies to the administration's zero tolerance immigration stance, remarking that it is a serious issue but one that should be handled by Congress.
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Remarking on this earlier on Wednesday, Russian intelligence chief Naryshkin said "some European governments are not following London and Washington blindly but are instead choosing to carefully make sense of what happened."
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Everywhere you go in the New York art world, on social media, at gallery openings and other public gatherings, people are remarking that "Au Naturel" is the perfect exhibition for this moment.
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Read more " _____ Jonah Shepp in New York Magazine: "That Corker is the only Republican openly remarking on the irresponsibility of this behavior is, frankly, an indictment of the rest of the party.
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We watched her for several minutes, remarking on her beauty, then continued up the trail into a stand of stunted, high-altitude pine, the trunks just tall enough to obscure our vision.
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Saturday offered no rest: He officiated a wedding in Brooklyn, remarking on the beauty of love, but also noting that he was susceptible to loneliness and was "still searching" for his prince.
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The mayor of Palermo, Leoluca Orlando, remarking that his city's name meant "all port" in ancient Greek, said that the Sicilian capital would always welcome ships that saved lives in the Mediterranean.
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" Trump reiterated that cutting Social Security would be a "big mistake" for the GOP, remarking that "[c]utting it the wrong way is a big mistake, and even cutting it [at all].
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Mr. Bercow, meanwhile, sneered at Mr. Cameron for his privileged background, remarking that "Eton, hunting, shooting and lunch at White's," an exclusive St. James's gentleman's club, did not qualify him to lead.
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"We are the ones who defeated slavery and freed ourselves in 1804," Aubry said, remarking that until the 1960s black people in the United States were subject to legal segregation from whites.
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I finish by remarking that my career will probably be hurt more for speaking out against this culture than that white actor's career will be hurt for calling me "nigger" on stage.
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Any other show would have Bieber remain an off-screen presence with characters remarking on his actions or maybe a random shot of the back of "his" head covered in a baseball cap.
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If Democrats want an explanation for why the election isn't a blowout, the thing they should be remarking on is not Trump's fake immunity to criticism — it's the unpopularity of their own nominee.
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The 41-year-old actor shared a series of hilarious screenshots of comments fans leave on his Instagram page, all remarking on the uncanny resemblance shared between the famous father and son duo.
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This is worth remarking upon, not because it is odd, but because it is decidedly quotidian, considering who is permitted to be in the room at even the lowest levels of the industry.
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We also wallow in the joys of near-daily walks in a big, beautiful urban park, remarking each time about some lovely vista — the moon, sunrise, visible planets, new plantings and resident wildlife.
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White House staffers have been rankled by his media parade, three sources said, with some questioning in private when he last practiced law and remarking that he might be losing his mental faculties.
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Today, when American cinema's most popular auteur is singlehandedly pioneering a revival of old-fashioned film technology, remarking on specifics of film image is no longer solely a die-hard film geek thing.
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"Have you lost your minds that you want to remove our Donald Ivanovych?" she quoted the TV host Vladimir Soloviev sarcastically remarking about the proceedings in a Wednesday article for The Daily Beast.
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Trump delighted in Biden's recent verbal slips: calling Super Tuesday "Super Thursday," remarking that he was running for the Senate, and asserting that 150 million Americans have been killed by guns since 2007.
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Nearby, a group of drinkers in their early 20s gossiped about their favorite new cookbooks, remarking on the chefs and recipes the way my friends and I used to discuss musicians and songs.
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" Fauci, however, characterized the "beginning of community spread" in the U.S. as "really quite concerning," remarking during an appearance on CNN's "New Day" that "it's going to make our job much more challenging.
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But when the chest discomfort persisted and other people began remarking about his breathlessness, after six months he finally consulted his longtime doctor, Douglas Heller in Kingston, N.Y., who immediately did an EKG.
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The Democratic front-runner, who had already challenged the man to a push-up contest, paused after saying that, as if he realized he had gone too far by remarking on Gorman's girth.
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McCain, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, previously slammed the president for causing uncertainty for longtime allies, remarking that it "unsettled America's friends" during a speech in Australia earlier this year.
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There was disagreement online about the meaning of the gesture, with some Twitter users retweeting a video clip from the broadcast and remarking that they believed the students were making a hate symbol.
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New York Times reporter Shane Goldmacher's tweet remarking on how Warren had "elevated" Klobuchar once again, despite Klobuchar surpassing her in New Hampshire, was met with replies about the virtues of women supporting women.
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"Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate, remarking on the convention speaker who stripped down to his thong Lactose intolerant"Feel the Bern: Hot cinnamon ice cream with hot cinnamon swirl and red hot candy.
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With coach Jonas Bjorkman sitting courtside, Cilic clearly meant business, with observers remarking how "fired up" he was throughout the contest — not something that has always been associated with the Monte Carlo-based giant.
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When Dano depicted the young Brian Wilson, in " Love & Mercy " (2014), Camp played his corrosive father—hearing "God Only Knows" for the first time and remarking, "I don't care for it," with casual spite.
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President Obama, too, has repeatedly spoken about this issue, giving sorrowful speeches after every mass shooting and remarking on how his inability to pass new gun control measures is his biggest disappointment in office.
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" Albright blamed Moscow for the reset's failure, remarking that Vladimir Putin "is the one that has made very aggressive moves against Ukraine and pushed Europe around, which is why we need a strong NATO.
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And already she seemed to have unusually long arms and long fingers—or so I remember remarking one day, not that Eleanor and I had so many babies on which to base our comparison.
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" In contrast, during the 1999 impeachment trial of former President Bill Clinton, Chief Justice William Rehnquist saw his role as limited, famously remarking that he "did nothing in particular, and did it very well.
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Executives at Sinclair have defended the right-leaning news company's decision to air promos slamming national news outlets for false reporting, remarking that it was "ironic" that Sinclair would be criticized for promoting integrity.
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Ahead of Tuesday's cabinet gathering at Merkel's Schloss Meseberg country residence, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer backed up Spahn, remarking to mass-selling daily Bild that his discussion about law enforcement "is good for our country".
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"Scale is a bitch," Hendriks says, remarking on how Fatberg grew quite quickly at first but has becoming so large that it's hard to see a difference in size with each session of fat-pouring.
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In an informal poll of Gizmodo staffers, most iPhone users said they wouldn't care if 3D Touch disappeared, with multiple people remarking that the last time they even used the feature was purely by accident.
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He succeeds, as he always does, but in the process he hurts Joker's feelings: When the villain mocks Batman by remarking that their mutual antagonism is what keeps them both going, Batman negs him hard.
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Buttigieg, who served in the Navy before becoming mayor in Indiana, knocked the former Starbucks CEO on Twitter for the comments, remarking that he couldn't "recall seeing any Starbucks" during his time serving in Afghanistan.
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At an office opening in December, Mr. Yang sprayed whipped cream into the open mouth of a man kneeling on the ground in front of him, remarking, "It's just a joke" as he did it.
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Warren hit back at Sanders on Sunday, remarking that she hopes he "turns his campaign in a different direction" and warning against "the impact of the factionalism" that plagued Democrats in the previous presidential election.
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On a visit in November, Corey Manicone, a founder and the chief executive of Zuul, gave a tour of the ghost kitchen facility, remarking on the "multiple points of egress" (ways to leave the building).
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There was some consternation when Florian explained this by remarking that there were strong similarities between the European Community and the Soviet bloc's Comecon in the way they allocated distinct economic roles to different countries.
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" But Robert Crippen, who flew with Mr. Young on the first space shuttle flight, called him an inspiration to the astronauts who followed him, remarking, "If they have a hero, that hero is John Young.
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" Brown also claimed that their daughter Madison was present during the incident, remarking that she was "concerned that Stephen's anger and aggression is so uncontrollable that he cannot even control himself in front of our daughter.
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" Arquette went on to elaborate backstage, but eventually drew criticism by remarking that it was time for "all the gay people and all the people of color that we've fought for to fight for us now.
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"My friend is not given to exaggeration," Rudd said, remarking how the story had similarities to experiences of African-Americans in Birmingham, Alabama during the 1960's, but should not be one stemming from Australia today.
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"Robert Crippen, who flew with Young on the first space shuttle flight, called him an inspiration to the astronauts who followed him, remarking, 'If they have a hero, that hero is John Young,'" the Times reports.
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Lowe, who sported a USO badge on his blazer, told The Hill that his meetings with lawmakers were "thrilling and inspiring," remarking that he "got a little intimidated" seeing the Capitol through one lawmaker's office window.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) sparked backlash this week by remarking that America "was never that great," RealClearPolitics executive editor Carl Cannon is warning that observers should not be too hasty to make pronouncements about his political future.
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And Mr. Weinberg is remarking to a dinner neighbor that he had recently returned from his first trip to Africa, where he visited his 25-year-old daughter, Zoe, an international banker involved in microcredit lending.
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The concept has been met with mixed reactions online, with some people saying they appreciate not having to sit next to a crying baby and others remarking that it's simply part of the air travel experience.
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Video of the exchange shows Biden remarking about Vermont's "beauty" after an unseen reporter asks him for his "impression" of the town, which is located in southwestern New Hampshire, close to the state's border with Vermont.
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Trump notoriously took exception to questioning from Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in a previous debate sponsored by the network, remarking afterward to CNN that "he doesn't have a lot of respect" for her as journalist.
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It's when she ceases strenuously "writing" — cracking awful jokes or remarking on the mosques "blushing" at daybreak — and begins to ask questions of her characters and herself, that we get an entirely original take on Lear.
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Through an interpreter, Ms. Peng also spoke of her love for pandas, remarking on the number of panda images plastered around the national capital and her disappointment over missing Bei Bei's birth on the panda cam.
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Mr. Jean's descriptions about what happened to him were circulated on Twitter, with some remarking that it was an example of how quickly black men are treated as suspects in their encounters with law enforcement officers.
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"When even the most radical voices in the administration aren't radical enough for President Trump, you know he's completely lost touch with the American people," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Sunday, remarking on Nielsen's departure.
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In The Art of the Comeback, Trump briefly eulogizes the recently departed Princess Diana by remarking wistfully that he has "only one regret in the women department," which is that he never got to "court" Diana.
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Trump has a complicated recent history with the teleprompter, though he used one Tuesday night and has done so previously despite also remarking on multiple occasions that the speech aid should be banned for presidential candidates.
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Towering figures of French cuisine, like the chefs Paul Bocuse and Marc Veyrat, paid homage to Mr. Violier, some expressing shock and remarking on his self-effacing demeanor and culinary artistry, which had garnered him many followers.
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The opposition sunk Ms. Park's nominee for prime minister in 2014 for once remarking that the colonization of Korea was "God's will," and that Japan wasn't obliged to compensate comfort women, based on a 1965 bilateral treaty.
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The President fired back Thursday about the lawsuit on Twitter, remarking that Eric Schneiderman, who started the case, resigned his post in disgrace, referring to the former New York AG's resignation on the heels of assault allegations.
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" Even Fox News's Chris Wallace pointed out how bad this looked, remarking, "Why did [Trump] ask everybody to leave the room and just want to be alone with James Comey if it was simply an innocent conversation?
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Only after several conversations with a staff member there did she mention the hard drives in passing, she said, remarking almost jokingly that an expert on gerrymanders might find a lot in them that was of interest.
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He also said the army's use of violence in Harare after the vote would be investigated independently, although he also suggested he understood the resort to military force, remarking that police had been overwhelmed by opposition demonstrators.
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Whether it's a female cat asking Victoria (Francesca Hayward) if the "cat's got her tongue," or another cat remarking that the "cat's out of the bag," the film as a whole features way too many cat puns.
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After the Revenge Body With Khloe Kardashian host posted a series of tweets about why people should *maybe* stop judging, several outlets and fans started theorizing that Kardashian was remarking on rumors about her relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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In a touching refutation, Timur tenderly renders the most appealing song, "Clearly / Some Very Strange Light," remarking on each spotless organ excised from a woman driven to crime and madness by a lifetime of sexual and physical abuse.
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In the summer of 1941, as hundreds of thousands of Jews and Slavs were being killed during the invasion of the Soviet Union, Goebbels recalled Hitler remarking that the prophecy was being fulfilled in an "almost uncanny" fashion.
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Remarking on the deal, Harris said that the Patriot system was "the world's only combat-proven integrated air missile defense system" and that he was "really proud" to be able to supply the system to the Swedish government.
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I only really started noticing that I was losing weight when people who came to see the band began remarking about it, and some even said if I lost too much they would stop coming to the shows.
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She interrupted herself at one point to turn to the four TV sets in the room, which play cable news and C-Span on a loop, remarking on the lighting of an interview with Mr. Schumer on CNN.
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He not only talked with them about the political and media landscape, but also talked shop, asking how their book tours were going and remarking that he likes to write first drafts, long hand, on yellow legal pads.
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" Though she has also been critical of President Barack Obama's foreign policy, Schake said that Clinton "will be slightly better" than the current president, remarking that in some respects, Clinton would be an "awful lot better than Obama.
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" Azar described the Trump administration's coronavirus response as "the smoothest interagency process I've ever experienced in 20 years of dealing with public health emergencies," remarking that "the oddity is what the Obama administration chose to do with Ebola.
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Earlier that day, Woodward had referred to Lang Lang, the pianist, and mimed hands bouncing up into the air, while remarking on the effort required to resist the forces that pull a performer toward kitsch and self-parody.
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In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, several New Zealanders posted on social media that they're giving up their semiautomatic rifles — with one gun owner remarking that his "convenience doesn't outweigh the risk of use" of such weapons.
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When Red Dead Online launched, I saw tweets remarking that black players couldn't do anything without being called the n-word by players controlling white characters, or they were being hunted down for the crime of having dark skin.
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Still, she told her family of the deprivations, remarking at the time of her release that she was looking forward to eating fresh fruit again, as so many meals over the previous months had been rice, often containing rocks.
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Mr. Sutherland, 49, sat on a leather couch in the president's private office — slight; his arms tattooed; prone to long, circular sentences — remarking on the difficulty of not appearing too presidential amid such surroundings (even if they are fake).
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Trump responded to all of this by remarking that there were "some very fine people on both sides" — a refusal to condemn the literal neo-Nazis and white supremacists at the rally, even after one of them killed someone.
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When you keep remarking on these "smaller" racist incidents and comments but are repeatedly told that it's in your head, there's almost a sense of satisfaction in the proof that you're right—that it's actually a big fucking deal.
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" Remarking on Doerr's fast hands, the novelist and Red Sox devotee George V. Higgins wrote in "The Progress of the Seasons: Forty Years of Baseball in Our Town" (1989) that Doerr had "the front paws of a polar bear.
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"They have also essentially opened up the transcripts of every possible call with a foreign leader," Lu added, remarking on the precedent the White House set by releasing the summary of the call between Trump and the Ukrainian president.
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It's probably not good parental form to urge your mostly-grown children to take at least one bite of black-eyed peas, but remarking on the food choices of the adults at your table is not your worst offense.
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Gunvalson, 55, shared her official promo photos from each season in an Instagram post, remarking that a lot has changed in her life through the past 12 years and thanking fans who've gone through both good and bad times with her.
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After remarking on that primary victory -- calling it "a place that was going to be tough to win and we won it" -- Trump slipped into the "America First" theme that defined his campaign and he has pledged will define his administration.
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"Mobile payments have taken off slower than I personally would have thought if I were sitting here a few years ago," said a silver-haired, surely taught-skinned Cook, before remarking that he would like to outlast the usefulness of cash.
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"This has been a solid start to 2019...which puts us on track for the guidance that we've given for the full year," Chief Executive Alan Jope said, remarking on his first quarter as head of the Anglo-Dutch group.
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He has said in the past that he is personally against abortion, but when asked more recently about his position, he sidestepped the question, remarking instead that the Supreme Court is considering overturning a near-total, nationwide ban on the procedure.
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Davidson said the couple found each other at the right time, remarking that "we both were in a similar situation at the same time" with respect to their long-term relationships, hers to Mac Miller and his to Cazzie David, ending.
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He's managed to get himself into hot water ahead of the tournament, remarking at a send-off event for the team that he didn't want anyone to think he and Roy Keane were "queers" for going to the Super Bowl together.
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He again postponed his visit in January this year after remarking that the relocation of the US Embassy in London was a "bad deal" made by President Obama, and that he was not interested in cutting the ribbon at the opening.
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And Trump has earned some early diplomatic praise, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remarking on his sense of "kinship" with Trump following their meeting and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe spending a weekend at Trump's private golf course in Florida.
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Its windblown climate of decline, with an old-timer remarking, "You wouldn't believe how this land has changed," could not be farther from the gleeful rapacity of Roberts's movie, which throngs with men who have every intention of changing the land.
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Remarking "I have never been loved," he indicates a sudden desolation that stills the house, just as Mr. McKellen's eyes in the closing tableau seem to take in a degree of terror to which the others are either unresponsive — or inured.
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The voice of an organizer boomed through a bank of speakers in Cantonese and Mandarin, remarking on how strange it was that more years had passed since the Tiananmen massacre than were lived by the young men and women who died.
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Trump has also insisted that he will not alter his campaign schedule and said he will continue to hold rallies as he gears up for the general election in November, remarking that "it's very safe" to keep conducting the events.
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Near the end of a recent set, as patrons filtered out of the restaurant, one appreciative man stopped to thank Salvador for his playing, remarking that the first time he had heard him at the River Café was in 1982.
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He continued, remarking that while he and Brzezinski had predicted that Trump would win the nomination and "pissed a lot of people off" in the process while making clear that he would "never support" someone who advocated such a ban.
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Drone classification Clinton told the FBI that she was not concerned about email deliberations regarding future drone strikes as far as whether there might be future classification, remarking that she recalled other discussions about strikes that never ended up taking place.
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"I think the losers are Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer because now they own Obamacare," Trump said of the Democratic leaders in the House and Senate, respectively, immediately after remarking that he'd "be totally open to" working with the opposition party.
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Despite economic and climate change talk, there was no denying Obama was enjoying his time with family on Father's Day weekend in one of America's most famous national parks, remarking several times about the beauty of where he was standing during the speech.
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He wrote in detail about procedure for medical device approval procedure in his decision, scolding the FDA for its "inability or unwillingness to identify those wrongdoers" and remarking that it was "notable" no senior FDA official had been disciplined for the agency's lapses.
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She put her hands close to my face and showed me how she put on her blue latex gloves, remarking that they fit her hands so perfectly, rubbing her fingers together and making my brain feel like it was getting a hot shower.
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She was very surprised by how lightweight it felt to ride, remarking on it repeatedly, and how easy it was to roll in and out of her house compared to the five-year-old Victoria tank-of-an-electric bike she normally rides.
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The professor gave me a long look, thrust an arm forward and positioned it next to mine, remarking in a tone at once lighthearted and conciliatory that we were surely close enough in skin color and therefore not that different from one another.
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Lavrov denies election meddling Lavrov, who started off a news conference at the Russian Embassy by remarking that "relations between our countries ... are not in the best condition," also fielded several questions about Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 race to obvious irritation.
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Images and videos of the tree planting ceremony outside the White House went viral, spawning memes and media organizations remarking on the blooming "bromance" between Trump and Macron, as well as the close rapport between their first ladies Melania Trump and Brigitte Macron.
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Remarking that "at least 600,000 people have fled their homes following attacks by vigilantes and security forces," Trump on Tuesday pledged US support for an end to the violence and the safe return of refugees, according to prepared remarks provided to reporters.
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Performers seemed super bummed at the cancellation, with Boris' drummer glumly remarking that he and his bandmates had been "looking forward to this for a long time," and many of them seemed as hell-bent on salvaging the weekend as attendees were.
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" That small gripe aside, Mr. Cordray spoke admiringly of Mr. Trebek's star quality, remarking on the way it propelled the show for so long: "Obviously he's someone that people have really liked having in their living room for the last 35 years.
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Tony Kushner, whose play "Angels in America" won three awards, including best revival of a play, was by the wall, posing for photos and remarking on how nice it was to see a show like "The Band's Visit" clean up with multiple awards.
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The congressman-elect took the opportunity to roast Davidson in return, remarking that the comic looked like "if the meth from 'Breaking Bad' was a person," before linking his own service with that of Davidson's father, a firefighter who died on 9/11.
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CBS News reported that Bannon, the former Trump White House chief strategist, made the comments during a speech in New Hampshire, remarking that the Post investigation was similar to the explosive leak of the "Access Hollywood" tape during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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" Pence also praised the President's strides toward denuclearization, remarking that "it's remarkable to think that when I stood at this podium two years ago, North Korea was engaged in regular nuclear tests, launching missiles over Japan, threatening the United States and our allies.
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"Once again, we've seen Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," said Sylke Tempel, the editor in chief of Internationale Politik, published by the German Council on Foreign Relations, remarking on the approach that Mr. Trump took during the leaders' joint news conference on Friday.
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Video obtained by NBC News shows several Border Patrol agents falsely claiming a clearly detained man was not in their custody, while failing to identify the man and remarking that he must be a Mexican immigrant due to his appearance, the network reported.
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"What we really need to look at right now are the conflicts of interest," Bernstein told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, remarking on the opacity of Trump's vast international business holdings.
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" In Tuesday's speech, Trump also touted his campaign promise to "extinguish ISIS," remarking that "one year later, I am proud to report that the coalition to defeat ISIS has liberated almost 100 percent of the territory once held by these killers in Iraq and Syria.
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Committee chair Damian Collins concluded one round of dark ads questions for the Facebook CTO by remarking that his overarching concern about the company's approach is that "a lot of the tools seem to work for the advertiser more than they do for the consumer".
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The cultural whiplash one experiences when transitioning from a conference full of people convinced they are building a new technology that will transform the fundamental order of the world, to outsiders (even technical outsiders) remarking "oh, is that still a thing?" is increasingly sharp.
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Although the app's quick 24-hour rise is no doubt buoyed by Demeola's own social media presence (she has 152,000 followers on Twitter and 196,000 on Instagram), users are already posting hundreds of photos taken with the app, and remarking on its "iconic" look.
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AllModern received 270 Facebook comments on its 2.43 most recent posts, out of which three were to complain about the company's customer service or product quality; likewise, AllModern confirmed to me that it does not delete comments remarking on its quality or other issues.
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Also, the way the AI lab's founder treated his robot creation — like a sex slave, cut off from all other human contact — almost came close to being a #MeToo moment, for a series that's been notably slack about remarking on tech's hinky gender issues.
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He started things off on a weird note—looking at a cue card written in English and remarking to Raquel Welch that it was "written in Caucasian"—and then he basically made sure America knew that Dino still did not give a fuck about anything.
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Mr. Tisci's muses included the transgender model Lea T and the reality television star Kim Kardashian and her husband, Kanye West — providing a fascinating contrast of aesthetics to the Hepburn-Givenchy dynamic upon which the elder designer, for the most part, refrained from remarking.
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When Mr. Ali was first selected for the national team, the veteran sports columnist Michael Henderson took issue with his long beard, remarking that he was "opting to stand out" and queried why he said he felt like he was representing Muslims when he played.
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And last year, Maia Ermansons, then 21, said that when she met to discuss a theater project with Mr. Horovitz — whom she had known since she was a girl — he kissed her hard and cupped her breasts, remarking how "large and beautiful" they had become.
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Remarking on a piece in which she complained about her life while eating raw onions, she notes the self-centeredness of her having given "third billing to shame about the war in Yugoslavia" after shame about the size of her nose and her behind.
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" When Chief Justice William Rehnquist presided over President Clinton's trial, he "ruled on some procedural questions" that went without challenge by the Senate, but he later diminished the significance of his role, remarking that "I did nothing in particular, and I did it very well.
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Parents should neither stigmatize their children nor blame themselves because of health issues related to lead contamination, he said, remarking that as a two-year-old he likely tasted chips of lead paint, had smoke blown in his face and did not wear a seatbelt.
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A few lucky taste testers were remarking that, while typically they'd shoot for a Tall cocoa, this one could be enjoyed as a Grande or Venti while browsing a holiday market or picking out the perfect Christmas tree without feeling like you just drank a candy bar.
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"Most of the people have had the same attraction and hypnotizing experience as the objects were made to have," he said, remarking that users "almost get into a meditative state," much like a Gothic worshipper would have when studying the scenes in the palm of his hand.
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" Sanders, who entered caucus day as the prohibitive frontrunner, struck an optimistic tone in his own speech before his campaign released the internal numbers, remarking that "when those results are announced, I have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in Iowa.
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Gentry-Tipton has come under fire for remarking on Facebook earlier this month that she thought it was "so funny" to watch congressmen "crying on live tv" about the trauma they experienced in the shootings at the Republican congressional baseball practice, according to the World-Herald.
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It also includes Trump commenting on Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly last year, remarking on "blood coming out of her ... wherever"; his remarks mocking a disabled New York Times reporter; and the billionaire's boast of being able to shoot somebody in the street and not lose votes.
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Some GBC members are interviewed briefly for color, remarking on their time living together on Skid Row or refuting the bizarre conspiracy theory that various members had something to do with Peep's death, but their presence in his life is framed in the documentary as largely negative.
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Conway also accused reporters of presenting their own opinions in their work during her comments, remarking that "you're in the business of opinion, not news" when a reporter questioned her on plans for Trump's military parade, which was canceled Friday in a tweet from the president.
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People even started making fake accounts with Beverly's pictures to make it seem like she was a third D'Amelio sister — 19-year-old Dixie D'Amelio is Charli's only sister, also a member of Hype House, and once commented on one of Beverly's videos remarking on the resemblance.
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Ted Cruz in November -- explains why he supports the protests, meant to draw attention to racial injustice, and remarking on the similarities between the sacrifices of soldiers and veterans and those of civil rights activists, and saying "I can think of nothing more American" than peaceful protests.
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When the National Academy of Sciences' scathing report was released, Senator Sessions simply waved it away, remarking, "I don't think we should suggest that those proven scientific principles that we've been using for decades are somehow uncertain" — ignoring the panel of experts who had concluded just that.
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Finishing Aldo twice in a calendar year is impressive, but it was only last year that we awarded Holloway the Slacky for Technical Turn-Around—remarking that he was finally getting away from the recklessness and reliance on natural ability that had hindered his early UFC career.
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In the first few episodes, he was clearly meant to be entertaining: He wore flamboyant outfits and was forever swinging a checked scarf around his neck and remarking that it was his "signature," and he tossed off more bon mots per episode than anyone besides Blair.
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Watch "Inside America's Billion Dollar Divorce Industry": And so you have it—by lending tops a position of privilege in our gay hierarchies (by remarking upon their supposed rarity, or by accusing each other of being bottoms,) we reinforce the same misogynist and patriarchal tendencies of our straight brethren.
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It was the 16-year-old suspect who tipped authorities off — apparently inadvertently— to the alleged attack plan Friday, after he showed classmates at Greece's Odyssey Academy a photo of another student, remarking something to the effect of "this looks like the next school shooter," according to police.
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Whether it's Dr. David Jordan (Jake Gyllenhaal) tearfully reading the lines from his childhood favorite book, Goodnight Moon, or mechanic Rory Adams (Ryan Reynolds) remarking on how much he misses his dog, it's evident that all the characters in Life are reaching for the world they left behind.
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Remarking on the political rise of Moqtada al-Sadr, oil market expert Helima Croft told CNBC that his influence could affect Middle Eastern relations at a time when geopolitical tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia — and their various political interests and allies in the region — are running high.
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According to that complaint, Lisser&aposs manager, Brian Schuler, repeatedly made sexual comments to Lisser about her figure, weight, and appearance, massaged her shoulders, looked down her blouse, and texted her about other female coworkers, remarking on the appearance of their breasts or who they were sleeping with.
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Senators are also eager to talk to Mr. Sessions as Congress weighs whether Mr. Trump may have tried to obstruct justice by remarking to Mr. Comey that he hoped he would "let this go," referring to the F.B.I. investigation into Michael T. Flynn, his former national security adviser.
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In the months after Kushner's clearance was downgraded, Trump badgered aides about the hold up with his daughter and son-in-law, remarking that he didn't see what the issue was in granting them clearances because they would likely move back to New York in the coming months.
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By reflecting on his poor immigrant parents, remarking on his lean campaign, and opening up over the past few days about his minimalist way of life, Bernie is making the softer, sweeter, more domestic case for the kind of low-consumption, egalitarian lifestyle that matches up with his political projects.
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Heisenberg attributes the first remarking of this remark, quite correctly, to Niels Bohr (''who loved paradoxical formulations'') — for, although this might have been another of those many instances of simultaneous discovery by independent researchers which confound lay thinkers, but at which casehardened science historians merely shrug, it is, alas, not.
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And then there's the famous double photo portrait of them as boxers, the Barbican caption countering the New York Times's dismissal at the time of Basquiat as merely Warhol's "mascot," remarking that Basquiat convinced Warhol to return to painting by hand and that he himself took up Warhol's silkscreen technique.
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Sanders, one of the leading progressives in the race, took a shot at both Buttigieg and Biden, remarking that the former vice president was ahead of Buttigieg in the number of billionaires he had raised money from — 44 billionaires for Biden and only 39 for Buttigieg, according to Sanders's count.
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" The South Carolina congressman said that his fear of the future was greater now than it had been during the civil rights movement, remarking when he was jailed for his activism, "I wondered whether or not we were doing the right thing, — but I was never fearful of the future.
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The pay raise, which amounts to 4% over the next few years, is a reduction from an earlier version of the bill that proposed a 5% total increase in wages, Campbell said, also remarking that teachers in surrounding states make anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 more than teachers in West Virginia.
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The fact that there's been exactly one nonwhite Bachelor throughout the franchise's 15-year history — Venezuelan-American Juan Pablo Galavis in 2014, who ultimately courted controversy by remarking that a gay Bachelor would set a bad example for kids — has long been a sore subject for America's favorite background noise for wine drinking.
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It is not my way to trumpet the fact that I am a woman up for the top job, but I would be remiss in not remarking on it—not least because of the outpouring of support from young women at CIA who consider it a good sign for their own prospects.
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After remarking on the pride that the United States felt in hosting the international body, his speech quickly shifted into a display of American strength in the wake of World War II. That mix of high-flown diplomatic ideals and the force of American influence has long characterized presidential addresses to the body.
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In particular, the almost immediate official circulation of videos that appeared to show the Indian pilot being first protected from a mob by Pakistani forces, and then remarking on how well he was being treated ("The tea is fantastic!" he said in one clip), became a virally blooming propaganda coup on social media.
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Remarking on the commitment of the National Guard in these years, Army Chief of Staff General George Casey declared in 93 that "every Guard brigade has deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan" at least once, and that more than 300,000 members of the Guard had deployed in total -- a number that has only increased since.
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Couples eating waffles and bacon filled the audience, and the comics for that afternoon couldn't stop remarking on the fact that we chose to watch comedy, at brunch, the most innocuous of meals — except for the comic on stage who insinuated I was "watching my figure" because I chose the omelet over the pancakes.
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" Scientists have been studying the chimeric behavior of cephalopods since at least the fourth century BCE, when Aristotle described the octopus in Historia animalium, remarking that that it "seeks its prey by so changing its colour as to render it like the colour of the stones adjacent to it; it does so also when alarmed.
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As he went through the speech, talking about the importance of scouting and the lessons the Scouts were learning, Trump continued to toss barbs at "the fake media, fake news," amid more traditional fare, with Trump remarking at length on the importance of scouting and the values one needs to live a successful life.
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She sat at a table with the two men and engaged in an outright battle with the Englishman for the photojournalist's attention, a battle she knew she had won when after two long hours he had leaned toward her and laid his hand lightly on her wrist, remarking concernedly that she hadn't eaten anything.
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Politics were on Trump's mind as he began his speech -- which was welcomed with raucous cheers and at times boos aimed at the Democrats Trump attacked -- by remarking that the roll call of "nay" votes on his Veterans Affairs secretary's confirmation amounted to a list of Democrats who will likely challenge him in 2020.
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The Washington Post noted that the president has steadily increased the purported annual cost, stating on the campaign trail in 2202 that it was $2628 billion, tweeting in December 28500 that it was more than $6900 billion, and remarking at a White House event last month that the total was $2628 billion per year.
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For the most part, presenters followed suit—with the exception of Geena Davis, who took a jab at the self-congratulatory attitude that awards shows can often take, sarcastically remarking, "I love that we fixed everything," and Natalie Portman, who called out the fact that all of the motion picture best director nominees were male.
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When he auditioned for the prestigious Film and Television Institute of India in the 1970s, the committee debated where he might fit in the industry, remarking that he had the face "neither of a hero, nor a villain, nor a comedian," his wife, a journalist, wrote in "Unlikely Hero" (2009), a biography of Mr. Puri.
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Remarking at one point that he might "die any second now," Mr. Harris fully inhabits every forbidding, snarkily funny corner of a play from a writer with whom he has collaborated before both on stage ("Fool for Love") and screen ("The Right Stuff," in which the two were co-stars), both times in the 1980s.
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The most recent iteration of the joke plus controversy plus Notes apology equation comes from comedian Ari Shaffir, who recorded an Instagram video jubilantly remarking on the death of Kobe Bryant on January 26, the day that Bryant died along with eight other passengers, including his 13 year-old daughter, in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles.
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We actually went so far as to give the new sixth-generation iPad the title of "Best for Everyone" as part of our roundup of the finest tablets on the market, with our writer remarking that at $329, the model is "inexpensive" compared to most premium tablets (many of which lack the same range of apps and content).
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Trump then resumed his speech, remarking about pundits' predictions that Texas would be a possible pickup for Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE during the 2016 race.
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Mr. Lazenby, born in Australia, describes himself as a mischief-maker throughout, and clearly relishes a lot of the amusingly dumb stuff he's done, such as remarking to the friend of a girlfriend's father, "Jesus, mate, you look just like Bob Menzies, the prime minister," not realizing for a minute that the man was Mr. Menzies himself.
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Remarking about the black family photo album in the film Through A Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and Emergence of a People, the artist Glenn Ligon states, "The family photo album is a place where the family represents itself to itself, but it doesn't represent certain things," which is to say, it performs a subtle kind of erasure.
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While my mainland friends have been shaking their heads, remarking on the horrible destruction and asking (kindly) whether my loved ones are OK, the conversation between friends in Hawaii on social media has mostly revolved around Pele's immense, awe-inspiring power, with many characterizing the eruption as a punishment for the rapid development and increase of newcomers in Puna in recent years.
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Even so, I suppose it's what hasn't changed that's really worth remarking on: Despite the presence of more and more "corporate types" — and, yes, I am one of those — the conference remains true to its mission, and continues to attract many talented security professionals (that's the nom de guerre du jour, isn't it?) presenting talks on on a wide range of topics.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll MORE (D-Mass.) reported Thursday that she has raised about $6 million dollars since the Iowa caucuses, remarking that the Democratic primary race is far from over.
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" For good measure, Marsh took a clear swipe at outgoing FCC Chairman Wheeler by smugly remarking that the two Republican FCC commissioners, Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly, who will assume a 2-1 majority at the agency under a Trump administration, have warned that "whatever judgment the Bureau purports to pass on this program before January 20 will very likely be reversed shortly thereafter.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE commented Thursday night on longtime NBC host Matt Lauer's firing, remarking that she believes in the concept of karma a little more "every day," Philly Voice reports.
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Next, the sales clerk patiently tolerated — or perhaps politely tuned out — a noob who was trying on a work jacket with high-visibility panels by UPWW, the high-end work wear line, and loudly remarking how it might allow him to walk into a construction site, but also go to a bar, while his friend mused out loud about looking to find the same garment online.
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"The rise in the headline rate, coupled with a strengthening of GDP (gross domestic product) growth to 0.5 percent q/q in Q4, will likely add to calls, mainly from Germany, for the ECB to begin to normalize monetary policy, " said RBC analysts in a note to clients on Wednesday, before remarking that as underlying inflation still remained subdued, the ECB should be able to successfully ward off such demands.
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The stormy relationship between the late Queen Elizabeth (affectionately known as the Queen Mum) and the woman who rocked the British monarchy, Wallis Simpson, is coming to TV. In an exclusive clip from the new PBS show Royal Wives At War, the steely Queen Mum (Emma Davies) is seen sipping a drink while remarking that she would have died if she had to live in exile like Simpson (Gina McKee).
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In a tweet posted just after midnight on Friday, the California Democrat and frequent Trump critic asked House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) for his own "Game of Thrones"-style office upgrades, before remarking that he was joking, as Lieu is not a member of Trump's Cabinet.
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"Popping soup dumplings is the equivalent of smearing jam all over your plate/dining table and eating your toast plain, while taking loads of videos where you look like a complete fool" and "Watching you waste all that soup is akin to someone getting battered fish and chips and peeling the batter off, while remarking, 'love peeling dead skin to reveal the smooth new skin within?" were two of the 3,300-plus outraged comments.
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"These names excite the derision of the English; an American comic character, in an English play or novel, always bears one of them," H. L. Mencken wrote, in 1919, in " The American Language ," before remarking upon the habits, in this country, of using last names as first names, particularly "in families of any consideration"; "of making given names of any proper nouns that happen to strike the fancy"; and of coining new names by blending existing ones.
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