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" Mr. Whitaker's retorts to lawmakers soon irked Democrats. "Mr.
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" Harvey retorts, "I was using it as a tax shelter.
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" Khloé, who is near ready to burst, retorts, "I'm 198.
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"Astrid is a raining bigot," Payton retorts of his enemy.
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"I think the price is a little steep," Kimmel retorts.
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" Chang retorts: "What does it mean to be the solution?
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Or practicing snippy retorts for folks who — you are right!
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"Don't interrupt me and it's not an issue," Cuban retorts.
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" Scrooge, who thinks Christmas is an enormous deception, retorts, "Bah!
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"One never discusses a woman's age, Michael," Blunt's Poppins retorts.
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"No, sister, we have a right to speak," another retorts.
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"Because I wasn't asking a question you dumb bitch," retorts Dom.
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"It is because of the law of comparative advantage," retorts another.
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Knowles retorts that she went to school in an upscale suburb.
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They operate furnaces knows as "retorts" that burn wood into charcoal.
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"I feel like our whole friendship is a lie," Caelynn retorts.
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"What's it like sharing a name with Davy Crockett?" he retorts.
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" George gets angry at this condescension, and retorts, "Don't civilize me!
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Mr Elam retorts that Mr Wilcox's views are sexist towards men.
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"Naw, I ain't trying to hear that s**t," Brown retorts.
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"You act like, you talk like you did," the author retorts.
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Fergus, too, seems fragile, replacing his boyish retorts with hair-brushing.
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F— you, you f—ing whore," Kourtney retorts, adding, "Pregnant whore!
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"Say it loud enough, they might even make me President," retorts Spyros.
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"You're not a feminist — you're just too lazy to walk," he retorts.
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" When asked about any physical abuse, he retorts "I bet it happened.
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Cynical retorts of "All Lives Matter" serve to undermine this basic fact.
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" He retorts: "Armies or navies or air forces don't go to war.
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"Any half-assed CEO should know how to clapback," Lucious gleefully retorts.
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"Her mother hath many times told me so," the second man retorts.
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Even Mr. Khosrowshahi's apology and conciliatory comments drew scathing retorts on Twitter.
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Yes, two of them — "No Frauds" and "Changed It" — serve as retorts.
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The two retorts, as cremation furnaces are called, looked like oversize refrigerators.
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Socialist Maduro retorts that U.S.-backed opposition supporters have sabotaged the oil sector.
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"Her boobs are out too," Joey retorts, pointing to Jameelah's gravity-eschewing top.
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In protest, Escobar retorts that it's his actions that made their surname famous.
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But most importantly, I witnessed the glory of Chrissy Teigen, the queen of retorts.
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An "official truth" is neither possible nor desirable, retorts José Álvarez Junco, another historian.
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"Did you not see that pass?" retorts a woman wearing a Vytautas jersey nearby.
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"I'm not saying that you shouldn't show off—of course you should," he retorts.
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" Maher then retorts that "the toughest job on Earth has never been done like this.
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She delivered a few memorable retorts, including a quip about her physical and mental fortitude.
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The same Instagram post now is littered with retorts and attacks on Hilton, not Thorne.
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The president's retorts Tuesday suggested he had been a reluctant participant in that cleanup effort.
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" Kamel retorts, "Good luck to you, but I know [you're not] going to go far!
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" But instead of taking his side, Chris retorts, "I can't talk to you right now.
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" Pope retorts, as this time Mellie appears to get the last word: "This is war!
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And in one scene, Foxy's famous retorts include a homophobic slur that doesn't sit well.
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Instead, she retorts with a riddle and asks if he's been showing symptoms or glitching.
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Republican lawmakers attempted to undercut his credibility, but Dean's retorts earned laughter from the crowd.
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Mayim Bialik won't be offering up any retorts to curmudgeonly Sheldon Cooper any time soon.
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" Before leaving, I wish them luck, to which Amanda's mother retorts, "To hell with luck.
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"You fellas need to inform yourselves on where we're at culturally," the lady ninja retorts.
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Greg Mullins, a former fire chief, retorts that these factors all relate to climate change.
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But a series of questions about tax evasion became another opportunity for quick-fire retorts.
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"There's no protocol for a man circling the Earth either, sir," Taraji P. Henson retorts.
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"A fatwa that is getting involved in political issues is not from Islam," Dabash retorts.
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Trump was still strong in some of his retorts, but he was often on the defensive.
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"Not that good of an actress," she retorts, shaking her head and walking off the set.
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He's also used a list of seemingly gendered retorts at Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee.
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" For her part, Ehler retorts on Rape-aXe's website: "A medieval deed deserves a medieval consequence.
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"I'll get you the number of the Better Business Bureau; you can report me," Weigert retorts.
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"I don't know that it's helpful to be so black and white about it," Jed retorts.
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John McCain, Biden is quick with witty retorts as he brushes off questions about his age.
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Kate retorts that of course he hasn't heard that song — it was from the day Jack died.
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"What am I supposed to do, chase you around the country, live off your money?" he retorts.
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" Kelly interjects as King retorts, "You know I'm not saying women, you know what I'm talking about.
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Harvey called these retorts "brutal" and "desperate," noting that scientists regularly scrutinize the work of other scientists.
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But high inflation helps nobody, retorts Adam Mugume, the head of research at the Bank of Uganda.
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Binge On creates "lasting barriers" for smaller companies However, supporters of Binge On do have retorts available.
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" After Randall gripes about hump day, chipper William retorts, "Wednesday's the meat in the Tuesday-Thursday sandwich.
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Dietrich Reetz of Berlin's Free University retorts that they will easily find work, say in mosque administration.
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Mr Berger retorts perhaps we are experiencing a poverty of imagination about the stories we can conjure.
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But, as satisfying as these retorts might seem at the moment, they probably will get you nowhere.
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He retorts by asking me if including, "My fellow Americans..." in a speech would count as plagiarism.
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To that argument, Johnson retorts: If you are under 2200, you cannot make any other legal decisions.
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Such presidential outbursts often confounded Mr. Spicer, who found himself reverting to standard Washington retorts to respond.
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But she found his language vulgar, and was tired of the cycle of insults and angry retorts.
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Over the weekend, her spunky retorts to her dad caught the internet's interest and the video went viral.
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After some attempted retorts, her Republican rival shows a flash of anger while taking a sip of water.
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"Death is not an adventure," he retorts, clearly never having heard that famous, highly tattooable Peter Pan quote.
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"I like to think she had a big personality," retorts Lee Israel (Melissa McCarthy), the letter's true author.
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Maud retorts that this is pointless, since Magpie is doomed to a life of prostitution whatever they do.
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Clinton, at his lectern, responded to that notion vigorously, over 15 angry minutes of shouts, interruptions and retorts.
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"What they are trying to do is to install the Cuban model in this country," retorts Ms Viso.
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" Tomasz, who is present, retorts, "I only consider knives and razor blades in relation to my own wrists.
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Salome retorts that it is impossible to disobey a Bible that none of them have ever actually read.
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" And if that wasn't enough, when he is told to not "hold back," he sexily retorts, "I never do.
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That may be true, but Mr Duque retorts that he has done more in less time than his predecessor.
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Mr Wilson calls that premature: secure the border before discussing what to do with those here unlawfully, he retorts.
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Signs have emerged from the bench, too, as Gorsuch has been on the receiving end of a few retorts.
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" Jean, well on his way to being a rhino, retorts, "When we've demolished all that, we'll be better off!
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"More people use Android than Apple devices," Gill retorts when I challenge him about the lack of iOS support.
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" Gaetz retorts: "I've seen how you've conducted yourself in this committee, and I'd like to be here to observe.
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"These aren't your dad's celebrities, and these aren't your dad's Republicans," she retorts, and eventually tears up with frustration.
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Keep these witty retorts and Readus' video in mind next time you're up against (or maybe even perpetuating) bisexual stigma.
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" As the room erupted into laughter, Crowe smiled and retorts, "Somebody asked what superhero characters Ryan and I would be.
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Gabbana's captions include his retorts toward "haters" of the brand and people who have urged others to boycott the company.
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Today there are fewer than 10 with around 40 retorts due to cheaper imports from neighboring countries such as Ukraine.
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"No, I've been learning," Peele retorts, making goofy sounds and launching into a set of decidedly un-Muay Thai moves.
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" To which Greenbaum retorts, "Do you realize that plenty of Jewish people might be killed with their persecution up there?
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"First of all, these aren&apost your dad&aposs celebrities and these aren&apost your dad&aposs Republicans," Swift retorts.
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The Talabanis committed "a great and historic treason against Kurdistan", retorts Nechirvan Barzani, Masoud Barzani's nephew and the Kurdish prime minister.
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When you engage, do your best to stifle any ageist retorts, and think of it as an exercise in good communication.
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Not only can I relish in the victory of a Super Bowl, but my joy is impenetrable by any rude retorts.
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The hard-nosed Cook, who has occasionally emerges on earnings calls and in interviews will probably result in some sharp retorts.
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"No, you are just the bomb dot com!" retorts Winslet, as they perch on a cliff, taking in the Pacific Ocean below.
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No matter what side you're on, no matter how much glee you get in funny memes and clever retorts, delete your account.
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Mr Trujillo retorts that the referendum gave the council "extraordinary" powers to remove officials who obeyed Mr Correa rather than the law.
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Chen Dingding of the Intellisia Institute, a foreign-policy think-tank based in Guangzhou, retorts that friendship is not China's bottom line.
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Ms Davidson retorts that she is completely focused on building the party in Scotland and eventually replacing Nicola Sturgeon as first minister.
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AT&T retorts that it makes a lot of money selling content; withholding it from other operators would be commercially self-defeating.
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Break the rules of cinema, Denis retorts, and you might start to uncover things you didn't even realize you were keeping secret.
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Here one finds brick-and-shingle ranch houses, Arts and Crafts cottages, baby Dutch colonials and flat-roofed modernist retorts to convention.
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In the case of the Nigerian Twitter account conspiracy theory, snarky retorts from Buttigieg's campaign was the bucket flung at a fence.
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Maeve brought Isaac to Otis' house, which is so not wheelchair accessible, giving him a chance to throw off some witty retorts.
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"Hey, let me get the current campaign out of the way first," Dering retorts, refusing to even hint at what might be next.
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WHENEVER someone questions Venezuela's creditworthiness, the country's president, Nicolás Maduro, retorts that his government has never missed a debt payment and never will.
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Armed with one-liner retorts — "No relation"; "Not my uncle"; "I'm with Hillary" — he lives in a perennial state of verbal self-defense.
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Stef argues that the money will be siphoned off through corruption; Anne-Marie retorts that British tax havens and multinationals aren't especially transparent.
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Aparna Nancherla voices her, doing an incredible job of mixing retorts to BoJack's sarcasm and cynicism into a teenage girl's still-pure worldview.
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" As everything falls apart, Vera Farmiga, who stars as Hart's wife Lee, retorts, "The one thing I asked was that you don't embarrass me.
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Ariana Grande must be taking a page out of Kim Kardashian's book of retorts, because the singer is not here for anyone's critical comments.
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The two potential acquirers have exchanged retorts about the viability of Origin's offer since the privately held company proposed to acquire Affymetrix last week.
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Mr Paes retorts that races will be held at the bay's mouth, where the water is clean, and that two dummy runs went well.
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He is openly bullied in front of Simon; he retorts in powerful, queenly fashion to his tormentors as Simon remains silent, watching and cringing.
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But all of this, from the moment Trump uttered his slogan to the retorts by Democrats that followed, overlooked another possibility: America was never great.
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Paris is "not anti-car, but anti-pollution", retorts Jean-Louis Missika, the head of planning at city hall and a deputy to the mayor.
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During the Manafort trial, his exchanges with Mr. Andres have repeatedly escalated into barbed remarks and angry retorts — a tense dynamic that has riveted spectators.
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After one relative claims to have built a business "from the ground up," another retorts that it began with a million-dollar loan from Harlan.
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On Wednesday's Desus & Mero, the hosts reviewed the insane footage, applauded the driver's zingers, and judged the riders' petty retorts during the wildly uncomfortable ride.
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Penelope attempts to silence Alice (silly Penelope) to which Alice retorts, "shut your face half melted ten cent trollop" - nothing like an Alice Cooper put down!
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Mr Khan retorts that, as a civil-rights lawyer and a prominent Muslim, it is only natural that he should have crossed paths with such types.
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But whether bloopers and snappy retorts are game changers is a question that has dogged presidential election debates since the first one, held on another Sept.
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Since then, the frustration has spilled into a social media war with Egyptians exchanging sharp retorts calling on Mr. Sisi to resign or defending his record.
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He would often highlight retorts to them in Instagram Stories on the brand's official page, which occasionally led to fans attacking those critics on social media.
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By allowing her messy characters to consistently present with well-intentioned kindness as well as quippy retorts, Savage has made the best of two regularly opposed worlds.
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Khloé Kardashian has always been the best at defending her family with quick-witted retorts on Twitter, and now she's standing up for herself this way too.
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"Reconciliation is an empty word," retorts Consuelo Ordóñez, the leader of a victims' group whose brother was murdered by ETA, and who was forced into internal exile.
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A voluble, feisty woman who loved designer clothes and prominent jewelry, she was known for her sharp retorts, humor-laced charm, fierce intelligence and indefatigable work habits.
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To try to compensate -- and knock Trump off his game -- people advising Clinton have been looking for one-line retorts that could become memorable moments from the contest.
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" Predictably, Kylie retorts, "Probably that I'm just super fake and that at 16/17, I got my full face reconstructed and that I only care about materialistic things.
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Emanuel, famed for his coarse language and caustic retorts, was hanging out at the restaurant located blocks from the White House during a swing through Washington this week.
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Kelly responds: "[Trump] and I both know this story is total BS." Trump tweeted his retorts Monday night: Flashback: Former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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" When Roseanne retorts that the family isn't bigoted because they've "already came to terms with the fact that you were gay" her daughter quickly responds "I'm not gay!
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Where, oh where, are the cynics who pounce back with clever retorts about how second half earnings need to exceed prior guidance or the party might be over?
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Groundbreaking." As John walks into the room, sincerely asking what she'd like to eat for dinner, the model retorts while lying on the floor, "Can you even spell 'Gabbana'?!
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Upon hearing that some people would rather die than face the unspeakable conditions of a workhouse, Scrooge retorts that they "had better do it, and decrease the surplus population".
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After growing accustomed to his patronizing retorts after women or people of color spoke about inequality, I'd secretly nicknamed him Pat Buchanan, because he shared the man's paleoconservative convictions.
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Then, on cue, Ossoff retorts that he did grow up within its boundaries but has temporarily moved outside of it to support his fiancée as she completes medical school.
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In between funny retorts and one-liners, the account has also used humor to promote more official government business, like the "Get Covered New Jersey" initiative for health insurance.
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This generated all manner of retorts, the best of which came from a writer at Slate who is herself autistic.) Enter the Sleep Pod, a gray spandex cocoon ($110).
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Groundbreaking." As John walks in to the room, sincerely asking what she'd like to eat for dinner, the model retorts while lying on the floor, "Can you even spell Gabbana?!
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But Schlossberg, a currency trader and strategist, retorts that while currencies of developed countries are volatile, they do tend to stay within a band for very long periods of time.
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To those who hope that remembering the Holocaust might help avert future genocides, he retorts that this is "magical thinking," pointing to subsequent extermination campaigns in Bangladesh, Cambodia and Rwanda.
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The retorts offered the first glimpse of the tactics the president's top allies are using to drown out potentially damning testimony as the House impeachment inquiry enters its public phase.
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I see no ground too sacred for statistics: I have used it to study everything from sex to Shakespeare, and earned angry retorts for these attempts to render the ineffable mathematical.
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Mr Stephenson retorts that only 5% of the vote is for the local MP, and the remaining 95% for the party—in particular for Mrs May over Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's leader.
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Athens retorts that it is both illegal and dangerous to attempt to turn back potential asylum-seekers at sea, and trying to do so would inevitably lead to yet more deaths.
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Mr Temer retorts that without such action the federal government will suffer the fate of states like Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, "which are virtually bankrupt because of public pensions".
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" Some people went nuts on her -- appropriately -- and some of her retorts are classic and classless ... "Adorable ... I'm pretty sure we paid more taxes toward our day 'trip' than you did.
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"Of course the coffin adds to the fuel," whether made of wood or cardboard, said Mr. Di Troia, who has operated the retorts and held many other jobs at the crematory.
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With a presidential election looming this year, Maduro retorts that Venezuela's oil-reliant economy is under attack by U.S.-backed saboteurs seeking to stoke conflict and discredit socialism in Latin America.
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The two were off and running, regaling the crowd with reminiscences about their first meeting, their recording sessions, their tours together – all liberally seasoned with Parton's spicy humor and Rogers' deadpan retorts.
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I've been obsessed with comedy for the better part of a decade, and during that time I've become really good at shutting down hecklers with nimble, pointed retorts served with saccharine charm.
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The government stopped the giveaway in April this year, saying the city's water passed the test; Karen Weaver, the mayor of Flint, retorts that many of her constituents still do not trust it.
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In the wake of the petition's success, female Australian journalists asking to interview the blogger have been met with sexist retorts including "would not bang, so no interview", and requests for sexual favours.
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" When pressed on why he's uncomfortable with people of color expressing pride in who they are, he retorts: "Because my colour didn't feed me when I was hungry on the streets of Paris.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's recent sharp retorts to Mr. Trump's Twitter assaults — labeling him a "bully" after he taunted her as "goofy" — suggest that she is embracing the chance to unify Democrats against him.
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Tweets like "the Joker trailer looks like 'mediocre white guy grievance: the movie'" are multiplying, while retorts like "2019 SJWs have become the paranoid church ladies from the 1990s" flourish in their wake.
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The defense minister, Ursula von der Leyen, declared that the army had an "attitude problem," which drew indignant retorts from an association representing soldiers, charging that her comments cast aspersion on all soldiers.
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" When Buttigieg goes after her record on the DREAM Act — and speaks Spanish — Klobuchar retorts, "I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," later quipping, "You memorized a bunch of talking points.
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In another one of those petty retorts, however, he refused to confirm exactly which phones he used after being asked by Verizon, saying that the company ought to just look through its own records.
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In one of the most horrid attacks on comedy I've ever seen, Pai has made one of those Jimmy Kimmel-style videos where he reads mean tweets about himself and delivers fucking appalling retorts.
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She can go further and relate to the rest of us commoners, who walk into social functions armed with a list of retorts for those nosy enough to ask these types of intimate questions.
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Amra Bone, one of the central mosque's leaders (and perhaps the only British woman to serve on a sharia council), retorts that a rich woman may fare better under Islamic rules than British law.
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At any given moment, he can be found shepherding constituents' queries to relevant government agencies or firing off sarcastic retorts to his detractors, who are usually complaining about the use of their tax dollars.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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Carter retorts that "both AIG and Lehman operated traditional banking units that engaged in boring bank activities like accepting deposits and extending loans," so Sanders's Glass-Steagall idea would, in fact, have impacted both companies.
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Failures can include succumbing to any of the above, plus not glowing brightly enough, gaining weight anywhere but your belly, complaining too much, giving salty retorts to handsy strangers, and losing control of your farts.
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And it was thanks as well to a writers' room — led by showrunner Josh Schwartz, himself a self-described Seth Cohen type — that supplied him with all the wittiest retorts and the most memorable scenes.
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The film is based on a play by Neal Bell, and Amis's sharp retorts to her infatuated interrogator and taboo statements about femininity and motherhood could evoke a 1990s erotic thriller were it not so grim.
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While he gave the appearance of speaking from the heart about the gassing of "beautiful little babies," it was less clear if his comments represented a change in policy, or were just retorts to tough questions.
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Furdygiel is one of just a few charcoal burners still operating in the Bieszczady mountain range of southeastern Poland, where he regularly piles wood into some four furnaces, known as 'retorts', to produce the black carbon.
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" In one of his more cutting retorts, Biden pointed to his victories and the rise in turnout in many of the states where he has done well, arguing that his message "is resonating across the board.
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He repeatedly questioned all evidence that appeared to point to Syrian or Russian government crimes in Syria and met every Western criticism of Russia's conduct there with retorts about the West's role in Yemen and elsewhere.
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Ms. Laskey's handwoven panels resemble Ellsworth Kelly's work or Sol LeWitt's fragmented abstractions, and Mr. Faught's virtuosic weavings include funny texts that reference new technology and social media — retorts, essentially, to contemporary criticism of fiber art.
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"Japanese Exchange Student" is about a letter from a student who told Park he should stop mentioning racism in the US. "How brave to live with blinders on / You're living in a drunken college fairyland," Park retorts.
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Mr. Duterte's remarks on Wednesday followed his angry retorts to the United States recently after Washington questioned his government's continuing antidrug war, which has left more than 1,300 people dead, many of them victims of unknown vigilantes.
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Internally, communications director Kristen Orthman refers to the approach as "blinders and bulletin board" — as in, put your blinders on to the horserace drama and stick your retorts on a bulletin board rather than tweeting them out.
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The angry retorts came a day after the Chinese ambassador to South Korea, Qiu Guohong, warned that the two countries' relationship could be "destroyed in an instant" if Seoul allowed the Thaad system to be deployed on its soil.
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Hundreds of thousands of Uighurs have been sent to so-called re-education centres; when challenged about this in forums like the UN Human Rights Council, China always retorts that these detentions are part of an anti-extremism policy.
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And their Twitter retorts, via the hashtag #DressLikeAWoman, have been pretty inspiring: Women are challenging the outdated perception of what femininity means and how it translates into clothing, and it's encouraging proof that fashion can get political and positive.
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A small but robust minority of Irish secularists, including the lobby group Atheist Ireland, retorts that the current emphasis on devotional education infringes the rights of many non-religious people, as well as small religious groups like the Ahmadi Muslims.
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Rejecting Mr Mugabe's claim to be worthy heir of a noble independence struggle, Mr Mawarire retorts that people (including his parents) who fought for Zimbabwe's liberation nearly 40 years ago would be horrified by the country's present impoverished and looted condition.
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The piece, inadvertently, is given new context in light of a recent and sickening tragedy, when a Gambian migrant drowned in a Venetian canal this past January — witnesses stated that onlookers reportedly laughed and shouted racist retorts as he drowned.
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As a tax lawyer, academic and commentator, I have a pretty good sense of what is coming: a few articles, some denials and retorts--including one from Trump that came after the story appeared--and lots of complexity from talking heads.
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And if people would say drugs shouldn't be legal, which the Republicans and Democrats in college would say, he would have these very smart retorts like, how many people have died from marijuana or magic mushrooms in the past 10 years?
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" In classic "he said, she said" fashion, Unglert retorts, "I think you complained everyday" The next superlative goes to Courtney Dober, the Australian Bachelorette representative, for "most likely to run outside in their underwear and jump in the hot tub.
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In the second round of Democratic debates, front-runner Joe Biden is still the main target of the other candidates, but he does a better job of defending himself, delivering several well-crafted retorts written in Sharpie on his forearms.
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But Cramer came back with some retorts: the incumbent companies are still not as digitally savvy as this new player will be, and their teams of government lobbyists won't be of any use when it comes to Bezos, Buffett or Dimon.
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Yet Mrs Merkel retorts that unilateral action by Germany could prompt a disastrous domino effect of unilateral immigration policies throughout the EU. The showdown came on June 14th when, in a rare step illustrating their mutual animosity, CDU and CSU MPs met separately.
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With Jessica Chastain on hand to deliver his pithy retorts and provide nearly constant savvy, smarter-than-thou narration, he tells the saga of the one-time tabloid sensation who ran high stakes poker games for celebrities and scions before she was arrested.
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The need to keep up a functional appearance turns to acid inside them: they begin to project their fears of being unkempt and deficient onto everyone around them; they mutter half-conscious insults and retorts on the toilet or on the commute home.
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Congress retorts that its powers to compel information are far more sweeping than that and encompass oversight of important matters in general — and that its decisions about what information it wants to subpoena are not to be second-guessed by the White House.
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When Philip protests about kneeling to Elizabeth at her coronation—"it will feel like a eunuch, an amoeba, is kneeling before his wife"—she retorts saying she is his wife and his Queen and that a strong man would be able to kneel before both.
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Trump fired off retorts to their news conference in real time, and the rapid-fire, profane response signaled the beginning of a more aggressive posture from the president that had largely been absent for the past week and continued to play out throughout the day.
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They have been used in about 270,000 cremations since Fresh Pond opened in the mid-1880s and have changed little in the past 130 years, said Mr. Di Troia, walking into the cremation hall with its marble walls and its retorts, which have impressive bronze sliding doors.
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"Sorry, I'm just having trouble because cis women are actually really marginalized in Hollywood and I know that there are people who have lived this experience that would bring a lot of authenticity to it, and I feel a little weird about taking that from them," he retorts.
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The opposition, which retorts that Maduro's unwillingness to reform is pushing Venezuela toward an economic disaster, is pursuing a multi-pronged strategy to oust him via protests, a constitutional amendment to cut his mandate, and a recall referendum, as allowed under the constitution half-way through a presidential term.
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The narrative leapfrogs between these various allegations and a handful of Carter's retorts before finally crescendoing with the reveal of the meat of this scam story: Pearlman's historically successful Ponzi scheme, a complicated web of fraud that left victims over $300 million in debt and resulted in Pearlman's incarceration.
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So it was only a matter of time before NASA, the fun-loving government agency with a mission to make sure everybody on this pale blue dot is feeling stoked about the cosmic beyond, officially joined the internet's one stop shop for clever retorts and silly reactions better known as GIPHY.
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Cheryl has spared no expense decking the halls of Thistle House and Penelope is not pleased and asks how they'll pay for the extravagance to which Cheryl retorts that her mother should go to Hiram Lodge for a job, but unfortunately the only skill she has is being a terrible mother.
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Like many people I feel constantly anchored, almost as if against my will, to a nonstop drip of bad news and even worse discussions about it—he same toxic rando retorts about how "ALL lives matter", or how guns are not a problem in America, or about how much Brock Turner's victim drank.
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Over the course of the documentary's brisk hour-and-a-half runtime, we watch Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez transform from an underdog canvassing the streets of Queens to the Congresswoman we know today, with bold ideas for progressive policy reform, witty retorts transmitted to her 4 million Twitter followers, and a signature side-bun and crimson lipstick.
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Buytaert (who is also co-founder and CTO of Acquia, a Drupal platform which has raised ~$175 million over the years and has been struggling to IPO for a few years now) retorts: when a highly-visible community member's private views become public, controversial, and disruptive for the project, I must consider the impact … all people are created equally.
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"There are all kinds of courage," I begin, reading from page four of the Sorcerer's Stone and without hesitation Rebecca retorts: "it takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies…" Rebecca can do this because she remembers every single moment from her life, in chronological order, with a completely bizarre level of detail.
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J.C. An Australian songwriter who turns setbacks and regrets into brash retorts, Alex Lahey has a new single about a long-distance romance turned into a hookup gone wrong: "I thought I'd take a gamble/Won the lotto in reverse," she sings over matter-of-fact verses that surge toward a giant girl-group-scale chorus.
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