Publicly calling a whole region of people rude, is well, rude.
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It's called the "Rude Dude" pin, and just look at this rude dude.
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"I find it really rude, and I will be rude back," she said.
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Dear Miss Manners: I know that it's rude to tell people they are being rude.
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I open one and it's from a notoriously rude person and (shocker) the email is very rude.
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And not only can she be rude, but she can detect you being rude and react accordingly.
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"It is not rude to leave, it is rude to make someone stay and waste their time."
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Some parents worry that if their kids are rude to Alexa they'll be rude to humans, too.
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Boldness should never be mistaken for being rude and abrasive; you always want to practice being bold but never rude.
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It wouldn't necessarily seem relaxing to engage with a rude employee, but mean and rude ASMR roleplays became popular throughout 2018.
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At times, it can even be considered rude not to agree with someone older than you, despite them being wrong or rude.
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I'm going to say something rude to you, and I don't want to say something rude to you, so I'm just going to go.
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They were rude to many of our guests, they were aggressive with several of our staff, they were shoving press outside and being generally rude.
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We have a little incident with the bartender where we think he's being rude to us, but apparently it's only because we were rude to him first?
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Splinter was notoriously rude, just as Gawker was rude before it, to figures at the towering summit of influence and craven strivers who wished to join their ranks.
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If we are polite to rude people, perhaps we give them back their dignity; yet the obsessiveness of the rude presents certain challenges to the proponents of civilized behavior.
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Jose Mourinho said he was rude but "rude with an idiot" after receiving a yellow card for an argument in the dugout during Tottenham Hotspur&aposs defeat to Southampton on Wednesday.
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It's not rude — it's just part of the process.
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He was rude — but to people who deserved it.
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" She continued, "Shannon was absolutely rude at the party.
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" Ingraham then chided Morones for being "rude and nasty.
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"I've definitely hung out with people where I've been in a social setting and they were rude to the waiter or rude to someone, which is my biggest pet peeve," she told Remix.
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The underlying tenets of manners do not change on the highway, which means that while she agrees that it is rude to cut in line, it is also rude to provoke other drivers.
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He likens the US to a rude dinner party guest.
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Another executive order, another visa ban, another rude phone call.
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To be quite honest, the cow was pretty damn rude.
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They commiserated about their bosses and gossiped about rude customers.
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Just rude comments, how you looked or just inappropriate jokes.
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Rude. 9. Emma Stone has THE MOST expressive eyes. 10.
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"Nice buns like yur mum" is rude and off topic.
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Instead, he tweeted that they were "rude," and should apologize.
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Trump then called the cast rude and demanded an apology.
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We're both rude and gross and love to get naked.
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Contains action, some violence, rude humor and brief mild language.
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It's a Rita Ora song, and y'all are being rude.
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People assume you are just outrageously rude, or intellectually impaired.
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We've tried, but she's cold, rude and a Debbie Downer.
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Even when we're being rude, we're politer here, it's true.
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He came across as a rude, overbearing and nasty man.
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"During cold and flu season, it's not rude!" he said.
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They're bulky and they're rude, and I've officially had it.
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The chairman, Joe Simons, wouldn't say, David McCabe reports. Rude!
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Savage isn't a horrific NIH director candidate because he's rude.
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At 124 years old, the organisation is in rude health.
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He's rude to his siblings a few times as well.
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When the coach comes, Kevin is extremely rude to him.
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You could make them a little rude in different places.
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"It's not rude," Buttigieg asked, "to eat with my hands?"
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And I don't like how brave people are anonymously rude.
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And then you come here, and there's a rude awakening.
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That was a rude awakening for consumers back in 1995.
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"During cold and flu season, it's not rude!" he reassures.
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Bullying and other threatening and rude behaviors can be contagious.
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Perfect , Paul Orndorff, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard and Rick Rude.
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That he was rude or unhelpful likely won't fit bill.
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Overall, the cinema business's health seems as rude as ever.
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Why does a waiter spit in a rude guest's food?
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Sometimes "keeping it real" is just euphemism for being rude.
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"Do you not see how rude that is?" she pleads.
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And I had just been so rude to Aretha Franklin!
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And a lot of time it's in a rude manner.
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Me: Ha, do you get a lot of rude ones?
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"She's in for a rude awakening," Enzo told TMZ Sports.
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Very unfair& rude interview with Sunny Leone on CNN IBN.
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My niece loves Instagram, except for the occasional rude comments.
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I deleted the rude remarks, thank goodness not too many.
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" The queen commented, "They were very rude to the ambassador.
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The letters I got were pretty awful — sexist, violent, rude.
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Rude media, for lack of a better term, is dying.
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The Village Voice in its heyday was rude as hell.
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Rolling Stone was often rude, except to Jann Wenner's friends.
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But he could also be rude, aloof, brooding, and difficult.
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Emails can be misinterpreted as being rude or too direct.
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Donald Trump was his same old rude and uninformed self.
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He's sarcastic; he's a little devious; he can be rude.
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I'm glad Lilly won, but this is one rude woman.
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But these rude extremists are a symptom of the times.
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Rude parents and misbehaving kids also make the job challenging.
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You also get particularly irked when other people are rude.
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I'm not meaning to be rude and disrespectful at all.
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In "The Ex" (2007), Rudd played Zach Braff's rude boss.
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"Constantly moving, verbally abusive, rude, aggressive," that school assessment noted.
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The incident occurred after Trump called Acosta "rude, horrible" person.
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"Rude, aggressive, or intimidating" interviews with the media are banned.
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Would it be rude to ask her if she is?
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It feels almost rude to think about the severed head.
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"There is a difference between rude and racism," he said.
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Especially the older people, they're tired, so they're pretty rude.
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Sounds pretty tasty, and maybe just a little bit rude.
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I'm not implying anyone in particular because that'd be rude.
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Rude behavior can easily become a habit for many people.
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The occasional rude or disruptive guest was invited to leave.
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"Klein responded to Paytas saying: "Who is this rude person?
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"He wasn't rude or anything about it," Giuffre told Guthrie.
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Short of being rude, how can I shut this down?
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"Maybe I was rude to ask for this," he says.
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"I've never noticed people being rude to me," she said.
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But this vast wilderness may soon experience a rude awakening.
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Don't be rude and don't go looking for a fight.
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I realized it was Nicole he was being rude to.
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"I can't see her being rude to anybody," he said.
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Davis insists that not dancing at a wedding is rude.
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I responded calmly, but her comment was rude and hurtful.
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When woke met woke, it was sometimes a rude awakening.
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Who was rude — my husband, or our guest and I?
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Nine actors play fairies, mortals and some very rude mechanicals.
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I can have a rude man removed from my workplace.
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Some customers are being extremely rude, including coughing on workers.
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Trey, for instance, is rude to one of the servants.
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What a disheartening spectacle of bombast, braggadocio and rude behavior.
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" As one of Bernie's younger supporters might say: "Wow. Rude!
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A rude awakening for some of the country's biggest retailers.
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" He pointed at Acosta: "You are a rude, terrible person.
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Friends and classmates often make extremely rude and ignorant comments.
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Mr. Spicer was alternately rude and outright dismissive to reporters.
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SK: Very into him being rude to a producer tbh.
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We're not famous for being obnoxious or for being rude.
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Life shoves you from behind, like a rude fellow passenger.
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I agree with you that this is strange, and rude.
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I think it's a rude gift to receive for Christmas.
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I used to just be kind of rude about it.
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It doesn't mean that you should be rude or demeaning.
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There are other notable Sherman series that remain startlingly rude.
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It's rude, and it's not what the audience paid for.
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Folks thought he was just extremely shy and sometimes rude.
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Is the brother being rude, or am I too sensitive?
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Yes. Would it be rude, and honestly kind of petty?
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Its tiny but macabre grandeur is stunningly rude and risqué.
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But I fear it's conditioning my daughter to be rude.
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People will always say rude things to make themselves feel better.
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Of course, now I'm facing a new line of rude questioning.
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You&aposre right and you have a right to be rude.
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This is the good way to be really rude in 2019.
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" Added a second, "You guys sound so rude, please be nice.
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You should have a standard response or is that considered rude?
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I don't mean to be rude, but crap in, crap out.
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"I didn't want to be rude," he said, with a laugh.
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It's admittedly pretty rude but humans can't stop their natural curiosity!
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There was no way to shut him down without being rude.
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They're waylaid, however, by some rude graffiti at the movie theater.
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If only we could evict rude catcallers off planet Earth, too.
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Because he's rude, because of what comes out of his mouth.
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I don't know how to respond without being rude or hurtful.
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" Mey Valdivia Rude received messages from critics calling her a "rapist.
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You don't have to be nice or worry about being rude.
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"People have always been rude about money," he told BuzzFeed News.
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He also says he doesn't worry about coming off as rude.
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I get angry and upset if people are rude or thoughtless.
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They just hear about your stuff, and they're just very rude.
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At one point, I realized I felt rude interrupting a video.
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Border officials are rude, and there are too few of them.
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They were often rude and condescending and would ask prying questions.
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There are, after all, genuinely rude things certain people are saying.
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Let's get one thing straight: destroying unsuspecting people's gadgets is rude.
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But America's real economy still seems to be in rude health.
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Loving you all from bed, even the rude bois out there.
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In countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, and Indonesia, it's considered rude.
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His answers aren't rude or anything — they're just short. Easy. Simple.
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" Kimmel, 50, replied, "That's a rude thing for her to do.
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Yeah, I mean it's just ... yeah, it's just rude, you know?
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This is such a rude and immature way to treat us.
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Tori: It really depends, but it's mostly sarcasm or something rude.
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Eating and running would be kind of rude in this context.
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Tower blocks became sink estates and tenants became lazy, rude mooches.
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Her year in recovery was the "rude awakening" that Baldwin needed.
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Was I too rude to that girl in the subway yesterday?
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Kendall, however, sees this as a very rude thing to do.
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Reading those rare rude responses is a great form of entertainment.
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There's an energetic cost to being rude or neutral or bleh.
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It's rude to do it in a job interview, so don't.
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Clark is in for a rude awakening during mock jury testing.
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He raged at fellow drivers whom he considered rude or careless.
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A rude handler reaches a sticky end while next to a
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However, he notes, a business being uncivil or rude isn't illegal.
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Sometimes I am accused of being vulgar and rude for this.
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Etienne: I'm very direct but not in a rude, nasty way.
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It is rude to make someone stay and waste their time.
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This can because of be threatening, rude, offensive, or obscene communication.
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It's a rude awakening once they discover how real life works.
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Act II is the rude awakening: the world bets against him.
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It was a pretty rude awakening to Congress, warts and all.
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Taxi drivers and passengers could be extremely rude to each other.
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To many meat-eaters, the Impossible Burger is a rude idea.
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Revoking press access for being rude is a very slippery slope.
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He was filthy-minded and rude, and he was often drunk!
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Still, the reality behind the fantasy could be a rude awakening.
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It seems rude to spit out tripe in a tripe shop.
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The paparazzi try to steal pictures, and they are often rude.
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How many women are victimized because we're fearful of appearing rude?
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I'm not advocating for flipping strangers off, which is obviously rude.
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It's rude not to ask people what they think, after all.
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Besides, it would have been downright rude not to drink it.
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Rude behavior is catching: it tends to trigger more negative behavior.
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The incident occurred after Trump called Acosta a "rude, horrible" person.
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Am I being too sensitive, or was the text unnecessarily rude?
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A waiter in Canada was fired for being rude to customers.
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That would have been a rude surprise for Guatemala's political mafias.
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I recently predicted that she was headed for a rude awakening.
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I can't remember the reasoning; it's possible he was too rude.
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Inside, watch for rude behavior; alcohol will only make it worse.
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I can't change my phone number because that would be rude.
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Of course, her list and her fury were ridiculous and rude.
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"The Cold Record," from the Rude Mechs collective in Austin, Tex.
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He also made a point of being a rude, crude technician.
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They often become hostile, defiant, or at the very least, rude.
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Some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
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What do I say if I get this rude comment again?
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Don't be outright rude, of course, but be straightforward and definitive.
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Enveloped in her upholstered cocoon, it would be rude to refuse.
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"You don't go to the office to be rude," she said.
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Don't get me wrong: Bailing at the last minute is rude.
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My husband thinks they are all rude and I should cancel.
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Here, your friend's behavior strikes me as more confusing than rude.
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According to Ash, it may be in for a rude awakening.
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Obviously we came to a rude awakening with the Garland fight.
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To be fair, nobody was rude to me, let alone cruel.
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" Tracy A.: "My sister-in-law used to ask rude questions.
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Worse still, they might ask someone else the same, rude question.
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I try FaceTiming my mom but she doesn't pick up. Rude.
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"In the simplest of terms, it's rude and hurtful," she says.
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THIS IS SO FUCKING RUDE WHAT THE FUCK PARK JIMIN pic.twitter.
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As you note, criticizing the table manners of others is rude.
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Would it be rude to help him cut these apron strings?
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As for how it sounded, there have been some rude remarks.
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Don't be rude and never make someone clean up your mess.
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But Hakim reminds professionals that "no" isn't rude, demeaning, or unprofessional.
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His crowds are ever hopeful for the next thrilling rude swerve.
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Apparently it was rude of me to accuse him of rudeness.
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According to Mixon, Molitor was rude to several of Mixon's teammates.
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It was a bit rude, crude, and abrasive, and deliberately done.
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"Entertaining in Paris is very laid-back: It's considered highly rude to show up early, and semi-rude to show up on time," laughed Ellery, who now expects guests to arrive 30 minutes after the appointed hour.
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Joe Jonas has quickly blurred the line between being relatable and rude.
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"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump told Acosta at the time.
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That doesn't necessarily mean the conversations are more rude, just more human.
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Ugh. Very RUDE actresses like Sharon Horgan, Amanda Abingdon and Rebecca Hall.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Elon Musk is rude on the phone.
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Luckily, the ones commented rude and creepy comments are in the minority.
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Clearly Joyce didn't realize that I call out rude people like this.
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It's flirty, it's fun, it's thoughtful, but also a little bit rude.
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Not to be rude, but I think just... there's a lot there.
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Or maybe not, given the ribbing Kimmel gave Rumi and Sir. Rude.
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Very rude, very gratuitous, extremely accurate on the football merits, extremely memorable.
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"They used to be so rude, it was unbelievable," Mr. Pensa said.
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"Brusque, bordering on rude sometimes," another longtime admin, Floquenbeam, told BuzzFeed News.
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They're whiny, rude, and more than happy to run off without paying.
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When calling bullshit on their adversaries, they were often rude, aggressive, freewheeling.
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While it was objectively a rude gesture, in that moment, West vs.
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People really don't know how to welcome the new guy.. just rude.
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My very rude cat was a fan of the pet-safe plant.
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But, look closely and balance the situation, they are rude to us.
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"More of the rude interruptions and his usual unstable self," shrugged Stephanie.
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That would be too close to home, and frankly, rude, he says.
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Then lmk if you'd still sit there and write those rude words.
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After all, black magic aside, sometimes Prudence Night is just so rude.
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It's actually a little rude how good Meghan looks in this hat!
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She's been told that the way she speaks is rude or condescending.
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Yet there is no denying that the economy is in rude health.
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They'd counteract this rude brush off with a random act of kindness.
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And I felt very rude because I just laughed in their faces.
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Not to be rude, but someone's not telling the truth about that.
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I don't mean to be that rude, but there was ... Sure. Yeah.
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So I think in this situation it was terribly rude of her.
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Did someone call you a rude name for being in their way?
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How rude to that he's setting up a false narrative about her!
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She kept her head down to avoid rude stares from strangers then.
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"Rude awakening" is a major understatement for the title of this video.
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Ola has the worst app interface, and the drivers are rude too.
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A customer was being very rude during a really, really busy period.
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Let's stop doing that, marketers — it's rude and exclusionary, intentional or not.
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Never says a rude word, and most importantly no penis at all.
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It's not rude or intolerant to say Kevin Hart's homophobia isn't funny.
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I don't mean to be rude but what, exactly, is a Dodger?
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He was competitive without being rude and totally into the entire experience.
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I think that's a very rude question, to be honest with you.
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Rude customers are a problem that most retail workers come up against.
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If someone is being rude or something, she will not hold back.
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For women, shutting down that narrative means you're prudish or even rude.
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Lewd and rude, considering CES rescinded an Innovation award over a vibrator.
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Other times they're straight-up rude, like, Fries again, you're so bad!
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It might seem rude, but it's far more efficient in congested traffic.
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I became rude, and snapped at anyone who threatened to distract me.
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If you get up and walk away, no one thinks you're rude.
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Zendaya has, yet again, proved she doesn't take rude Twitter trolls lightly.
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It was a rude awakening, and I wanted to dive into that.
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It pushed me to be rude towards anyone who stared at me.
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Whitmire has continued to insist that he was never rude or inappropriate.
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"They were rude, and I just said, 'Fuck them,'" McCurry told Noisey.
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You discuss the weird phenomenon of how rude people sometimes get ahead.
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If this is real, how are people still rude to each other?
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Calling me condescending and patronizing and rude and arrogant and fucked up.
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Your co-workers, feeling miffed, are then grumpy and rude to others.
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Perhaps the person doesn't realize how rude he or she is being.
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What we really want is for everyone to be in rude health.
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Pointing, on the flip side, is generally seen as aggressive and rude.
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Refusing an invitation is not rude, but canceling after having accepted is.
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Never says a rude word and most importantly, no penis at all.
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You have the agency's permission to say something rude and hang up.
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You're at a festival enjoying it, we're there working—don't be rude.
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"They're always rude," Ms. Ferguson said about the guards in an interview.
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They can't shut me down, so they just become loud and rude.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Boorish. Rude. Disrespectful. Insulting. Grandstanding. Hyperventilating. Deranged. Ridiculous. Drivel.
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It's not like I'm rude or like, not doing publicity or anything.
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The election of Donald Trump to the presidency was a rude awakening.
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Yes, Ed Sheeran got engaged and he didn't even tell you. Rude.
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Why haven't I ever just walked headlong into a rude white woman?
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"Boy, was I in for a rude awakening," he said to laughter.
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Still, let's face it: Flaking on plans is sometimes … kind of rude.
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Also, and this feels rude to say, but it wasn't that funny.
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Germany's economy is often celebrated for its rude health and booming exports.
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But the art form is in a state of rude, contentious health.
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It's rude to show up somewhere with two arms the one length.
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Is it rude if you don't post any pictures from a party?
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It was rude and insulting so I insulted him back, regrettably, obviously.
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On many of these issues, Trump is due for a rude awakening.
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That does not sound like a rude or selfish person to me.
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Then, only to avoid being rude, he ran after her and accepted.
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It feels like a rude joke only the cosmos gets to tell.
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Instead of saying: You were rude to me and used swear words.
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I'd have watched Americanized Asians misbehaving and acting rude, blunt, and badass.
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The first rule of being a houseguest: Don't be rude and gross.
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And a little bit less rude, and ... So that's our hope, yeah.
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It's a tremendously rude thing to say, hey, you're all being hoodwinked.
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Our vote is the poor homeless guy who got a rude awakening.
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He predicted a "huge, rude awakening" for the firms that don't evolve.
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Because I think that that's a really hard thing that a lot of girls are yet to be able to do, to talk back to guys, if they're being rude to them, and tell them that they're being rude.
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Despite the technically rude act, not everyone is mad at the Canadian leader.
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Some might quietly grumble that, rude or not, Mr Bonderman had a point.
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"The question left many of Dunham's followers stunned, writing that it was "rude.
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"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump said to Acosta at the time.
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Get ready to yell 'how rude!' at around the 1:00 minute mark.
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They are definitely rude little bastards, but for now, they're probably not deadly.
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No, they wanted me to just go around and be rude to people.
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"This post is kind of one sided and rude," wrote a Facebook commenter.
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But when someone is eating shared food on Survivor, it's not just rude.
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He's rude and even cruel, and yet Tessa finds herself drawn to him.
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Additionally, in our society it is considered rude to discuss money and wealth.
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I find myself extraordinarily rude in the culture, which I find myself here.
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When he failed to do this, I found it frankly a little rude.
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Or when she points below the emperor's waistline and makes a rude joke.
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He's been extremely rude and perhaps even vulgar, but it's not a crime.
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Kind of rude, but also kind of true (but also kind of expensive).
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Meanwhile, in Asia, tipping can be perceived as rude, depending on the situation.
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There is no universal norm when it comes to what's polite or rude.
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They're not just attacking you online with just a bunch of rude remarks.
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"They don't personalize the rude behavior of strangers to their meal," he says.
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I hated my boss and the customers, who were all rich and rude.
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He's also super rude to his father about AA, mocking the 12 steps.
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" Trump has previously called O'Donnell "crude, rude, obnoxious and dumb" and a "loser.
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For example, a number of employees spoke out about guests being needlessly rude.
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So they might be in for a rude awakening as mortgage rates jump.
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I was rude to Sylvia, one of the other working serpents, last week!
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Her being standoffish is anxiety that paralyzes her which u take as rude!
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Mercari had a rude awakening in this respect when entering the U.S. market.
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What promised to be a fun weekend quickly turned into a rude awakening.
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There is also a rude argument: that stupid people vote for stupid things.
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I tried to sign in but apparently I am not a celebrity. Rude!
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Is this a rude move on the part of the photojournalists snapping away?
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But while Gore was intellectually titanic, he was also overly aggressive and rude.
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But the days of the rude gasoline-inhaling performance car may be dwindling.
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He can be petulant, rude, puerile, spoilt, controlling, tyrannical, obsessive, unfeeling, even cruel.
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Speaking of criticism, Philip is being rude as hell about Elizabeth's new haircut.
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Presuming that female reproductive organs make women behave irrationally is rude and sexist.
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There've been couple of times when [someone] posted rude comments on my post.
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President Trump on Monday slammed the media for being "rude" to his representatives.
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Some told short stories about rude idiot dogs and extremely off-putting aliens.
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You decided to include read receipts in there, which is often considered rude.
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I thought that was very rude to come after the president on that.
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Your drivers are so rude and cancel all the time, without prior notice.
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You certainly couldn't argue that the industry in rude health at the moment.
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Rude took the role of vain, bodybuilding heel to unseen levels of obnoxiousness.
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A lot of people were being rude for no reason on the internet.
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" Trump later lashed again at Acosta, saying, "You are a rude, terrible person.
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Because we were punks and, not to be rude, we were against hippies.
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To people watching the game, they may seem demoralizing, rude, and just wrong.
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Pay attention to your search parameters so that there are no rude surprises.
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It is rude and uncalled for to comment on a stranger's body, period.
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The media only says I was rude to leaders, never mentions the money!
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Gage survived, but this previously polite man suddenly became crass, offensive, and rude.
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They start messaging me or calling me immediately with a very rude attitude.
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When delivering bad news, cracking jokes is disrespectful and comes off as rude.
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This is only the first of several rude awakenings for the future president.
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My relatives are over, but they won't think you're being rude or anything.
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And the bigger problem underlying his "sad, rude" day hasn't gotten any better.
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If you are touching a phone in front of someone else, it's rude.
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Who cared about rude interlopers when I had had such an awesome run?
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Additionally they may be afraid to come across as rude, intrusive or incompetent.
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In which case, it wouldn't be at all rude to clean your plate.
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Am I being rude if I express curiosity about a person's racial background?
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Dear Miss Manners: We all know that cutting in a line is rude.
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Which is rude but also, since nobody's actually getting permanently thunderstruck, low stakes.
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America's gun debate, rude artificial intelligence and the latest from the Winter Olympics.
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I hope this isn't rude, but how much did those Valentino sneakers cost?
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The tweets were various shades of rude, crude and obscene (therefore unprintable here).
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"Happily, we never had any responses to the initial rude offering," she said.
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If they did, that agent was sometimes rude and hung up on them.
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She received more than 400 emails, rude voice mail messages and dropped calls.
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Making fun of someone's physical trait — or even noting it repeatedly — is rude.
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The charges: being "overzealous" in inspecting fish catches and being rude to clients.
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After all, one man's "assertive" is often another woman's abrasive, entitled or rude.
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Am I wrong to think his reaction was over-the-top and rude?
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I took his hand so distractedly I can't have failed to seem rude.
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Their rude reviews show them for who they are: masters of the form.
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They represent a president who is twice as rude and only inadvertently funny.
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It's not enough to say rudeness is unprofessional, so therefore don't be rude.
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The customer before me is super rude, so I tip my barista nicely.
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It's rude to leave your shopping cart way outside of the designated area.
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I thought I was being diligent, yet they thought I was being rude.
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"I'm a rude b----, n----, what are you made up of?" she smirks.
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This is sometimes a good idea, as when you avoid a rude neighbor.
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In September, Tampa resident Jenn Bethune called out other people for being rude.
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According to the hometown newspaper, Chicago has been a rude city for decades.
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They quit because parents are so rude and yell at them every day.
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Using "for your" as a qualifier always comes across as condescending and rude.
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Like Adam and Eve, museums and artists now face a rude alarm bell.
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My son says that not to eat it all was wasteful and rude.
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I do not inform her that there is no need to be rude.
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We Australians are used to people being rude about the way we talk.
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"Watch Amy Schumer shut down a rude interviewer like a boss," Time beckoned.
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But his behavior was also downright rude — and more than a little gross.
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Not as rude as this purple-shirt human waste from Charlotte, but still.
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Customer service operators they did reach, they reported, were often rude and aggressive.
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I don't mind disagreeing with people, when they get like rude or personal.
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"Eddie the Eagle" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for some rude humor.
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I'm just going to sit around and say rude things, and then publish them.
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Meanwhile, girls learn from an early age that it is rude to reject boys.
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His Instagram tells you he's richer than rich, ruder than rude, madder than mad.
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They can be hateful and rude about it, but they ain't dragging me down.
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"I don't want to be rude, but I don't want to interrupt," she said.
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Again: we were detained at the border by aggressive and needlessly rude border officials.
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He's not a bad boy, and does not seem harsh and rude at all.
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Joshua Jackson is facing a very rude awakening after a decade off the market.
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Negotiating a fee or contract doesn't mean you need to be nasty or rude.
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Many were surprised at Trump's rude treatment of CNN at his recent press conference.
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Again turning lemons into lemonade, Gillibrand used his rude tweet to call for donations.
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"He then made some really rude and vulgar comments to the table," she continued.
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You're forced to constantly clean up after them which, frankly, we find pretty rude.
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Afterwards, she was talking to someone on the phone about how rude I was.
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The French didn't get their reputation for being surly and rude for no reason.
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I promise, he wasn't singling just you out for that kind of rude treatment.
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Go deeper: Rude, red awakening — China's theft of U.S. tech is hard to stop
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Others had the same reaction we initially did: he's rude, but he's kinda cute.
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But their fun mother-daughter trip goes sour when they encounter a rude shopkeeper.
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"So I decided to reply because I felt he was being rude," she said.
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A mitigating factor for hopeful Republicans is the economy, which remains in rude health.
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It's rude to presume that you can do anything as well as Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Everyone wears kilts to the wedding, and Jughead wears his hat, which is rude.
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America's economy is seemingly in rude health, with stockmarkets near their all-time highs.
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Mr Trump was horribly rude to Justin Trudeau after the G7 gathering last week.
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People make rude comments, but it doesn't degrade me because it's not the truth.
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People don't have to be snotty and rude when you go into a store.
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Premise: Tom Cruise battles rude United Airlines flight attendants on a cross country flight.
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Without such a strategy, the tax bill can be a rude surprise in retirement.
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But the woman did say what she did, and then continued to be rude.
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People can be rude and weird, but they can also be kind and funny.
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I personally love her Jorja Smith duet "Tyrant," which is about a rude guy.
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" While preparing the drink, Chyna noted that she's been "rude lately, but doing good.
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It has to do with me making unnecessarily rude comments, which I do regret.
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Especially notable because of the early flashes of greatness the young Rick Rude shows.
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Honestly, it wasn't even the money, it was how rude she was about it.
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Photo: GettyResidents of Dallas, Texas received a rude awakening around midnight on Friday night.
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Neighbors of Ostrem described him as a rude loner who sometimes carried a shotgun.
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As a result she could be amazingly rude about them without causing a splash.
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" He also apologized to the woman for his comments, calling them "rude and insulting.
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Calling her ancient is kind of rude, though, considering she is 27 at most.
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Their restaurants were unsophisticated, their kitchens filthy and their chefs rude—and often drunk.
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" He then said his behavior is accurately described as "abrasive, rude and frankly wrong.
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Not to be rude, but if the email below is legit, it is unsatisfactory.
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Critics' score: 11% Broadly score: 6.5% Season of the Witch was a rude awakening.
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I get that he wasn't a good leader, but he wasn't a rude person.
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DPW workers have received a number of jabs, some of which were extremely rude.
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And also that it's extremely rude to ask about the contents of my womb?
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Basically it's like the London rude boy answer to Step Up, and it's incredible.
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Harris' questions, though persistent, have never crossed the line of being rude or disrespectful.
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Like Trump was enough of a rude awakening that people started crossing these lines?
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It's so rude to show us that dead alien's butt, not once but twice.
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At the risk of being rude, this is the first we've heard of Kani.
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Extremely rude of Elizabeth Warren to murder John Delaney on national television like this.
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In fact, the general consensus seems to be that her behavior was downright rude.
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" And then there were these words from a reader in upstate New York: "Rude?
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Meanwhile, back in Washington, the rude whispers about Ryan's leadership failures are getting louder.
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Here's how to you show interest without appearing too keen, or — heaven forbid — rude.
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The characters on Girls were narcissistic and rude, but that was also the point.
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Did Darude call himself Darude because he thought it sounded like "Da Rude Dude"?
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The actress blamed a "rude" employee for not letting her sit in first class.
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I admired Norman because he was never late, never rude and, reliably, always there.
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"It was a rude awakening," said Ms. Baird, who lives in Fort Atkinson, Wis.
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Some customers are egregiously rude, while others have habits that are just quietly aggravating.
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Lateness is rude and disrespectful and will eventually harm your reputation and fracture relationships.
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The email at the end of that first year came as a rude shock.
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"Don't be rude," Trump retorted, passing over Acosta for Breitbart News's Matthew Boyle instead.
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Karen is now married to Frank ( Jason Clarke ), who is abusive, rude, and rich.
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"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump told Acosta, pointing repeatedly at the reporter.
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When he's confronted by hordes of fans on tour, he's brash, unfiltered, and rude.
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"I'm boycotting @mr_kennethcole Extremely rude 'inspiring accessory' remark regarding #KateSpade #RIP," tweeted Missy Hall .
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But so did his demeanor — which, D.C. veterans say, was often sanctimonious and rude.
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"Zootopia" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for gently rude humor and occasional scariness.
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Said he didn't mean to be rude, but he'd seen me walk by twice.
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It was a rude awakening, since most combat encounters, until this point, are manageable.
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There are family members who were incredibly rude and discriminatory to us as children.
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"It was considered rude if you didn't have ashtrays in your home," he said.
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Co-founder Bob Calkin predicts many marijuana businesses are in for a rude awakening.
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Don't let a rude person cause you to respond with more of the same.
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Showing empathy requires you to try and understand why the person is being rude.
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"I'm crude and rude," he said the day after our talk in the bar.
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"He not only used rude language, he threatened our economic welfare," Mr. McKenna said.
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Not meaning to be rude, but I've always been really intrigued by your books.
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We didn't want to mention it to this person because that's rude of you.
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You know the drill and then we'll ask really rude questions of these men.
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I don't say this to sound rude, but you've never been a radio band.
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"Then he started shouting rude words and telling me to get in," she recalled.
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No bluster, no military threats, no rude tweets — but the point was made. 12.
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Some viewers, including the former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, called him rude.
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You hear all kinds of stuff about how rude New Yorkers are, but… thanks.
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You hear all kinds of stuff about how rude New Yorkers are, but… thanks.
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"It's just a lot of feeling like you are being incredibly rude," he said.
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But I thought, I don't want to be rude and alienate this potential contact.
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The new I.T. director at my large, international office is a rude, condescending jerk.
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Others have been flat-out rude, Ms. Matties said, considering the deliveries an intrusion.
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Same with Roger Goodell, who I've DREAMED of being rude to on many occasions.
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It's dark green, and my husband tells me I look like the Hulk. Rude.
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Jen Silverman's comedy about anger, genitals and Shakespeare's very rude mechanicals closes its curtains.
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It was indeed rude, in an interpersonal sense, to disinvite Rudd at short notice.
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Is it no longer rude to skip an event after saying you will attend?
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Share the road with the rude, the aggressive, the overly daring, and the distracted?
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Esteemed writers can be celebrated for being loud, angry, and rude, as Hitchens was.
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At times, I wished I could avert my eyes, but looking away felt rude.
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Those voters are now having a rude awakening, and need to be kept awake.
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"That song is rude," said Daniel Goldstein, the show's book writer and co-lyricist.
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Is New Year's Eve the one holiday it's not rude to have a wedding?
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Now, if I don't answer her nosy question, I'm basically calling her rude, right?
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I felt I'd been rude, because I could see he wanted to talk more.
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Allowing kids to run around the restaurant is rude and it can be dangerous.
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I&aposve never been in a situation where people were actually rude like that.
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Is it rude to ask guests to put their phones away at your wedding?
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A rude exchange in an Atlanta grocery store garnered national attention in July 2019.
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I consider serving someone more than they can eat to be wasteful and rude.
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The last time my parents spoke to me, my father said something very rude.
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First, it's about respecting your elders (even if they're roaring, rude and borderline suicidal).
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Here are the 50 rudest cities in America, ranked from least to most rude.
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We laugh, not meaning to be rude, but the question strikes us as absurd.
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But you actually don't get the feeling that any rude gawkers are around here.
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It's not enough that his hero is rude, crude and lacking in social skills.
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The diagnosis was Type 1, colloquially "juvenile" or, if you're feeling rude, "brittle" diabetes.
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It's easier to send a rude text than to say something to someone's face.
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Republicans know women as "wives and daughters"; attacking them just seems boorish and rude.
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"He was very rude and acted like a tough guy," one of the officials said.
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Those who think Twitter is only good for being rude about others are dead wrong.
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Another autonomous Tesla would be like "whatever," but here the action is perceived as rude.
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Only a few people have been rude and clear-sighted enough to point this out.
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All of this meaning and rude beauty was catalyzed not by Success but by failure.
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"You wanna not come to any more games?" then adding that the comment was rude.
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"The Hamilton cast was very rude last night to a very good man," he wrote.
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It's just people saying really harsh things that want me to have a rude awakening.
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But any Chicago fans who thought the rout was on soon got a rude awakening.
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So, it really doesn&apost matter if you&aposre polite or if you&aposre rude.
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Take care to be kind—and don't put up with anyone being rude to you!
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It's one thing to call out rude behavior, but it's 100% wrong to harass someone.
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I told him it wasn't a pity-pat because I didn't want to be rude.
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I've watched a few of the debates... the way that Trump speaks is kinda rude.
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That's what he learned: We're like these rude beasts of wanting, and we receive scraps.
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Despite its recent rude health, Bangladesh's economy still needs all the help it can get.
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But Virginia and the rest of the nation were about to get a rude awakening.
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It would be rude to dismiss each others' hobbies simply because the other doesn't understand.
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New arrivals to the city must speak in Spanish; any other language is considered rude.
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Aries can be rude and bossy, but they don't actually take pleasure in breaking hearts.
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People appreciate that he's telling the rude truth — their truth — instead of singing ''La Bamba.
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They were rude to me; I don't think they were good role models at all.
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What's even more relatable: He doesn't want to leave it for fear of being rude!
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I'm over this day so I tell him he's rude and he finally gets off.
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Seriously, Miguel shows admirable restraint tolerating his grown-ass son while he makes rude comments.
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Markle said he didn't recognize the claims that his daughter had been rude to staff.
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Pittsburgh didn't get Uber because it prayed for that rude beast to stalk its shores.
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His supporters probably enjoyed this, but stylistically he came across as rude, snippy and snide.
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"If it wasn't so rude, I'd call Mark Walker a moron," said another. https://t.
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And we're not even going to mention Trending Topicgate here, because that would be rude.
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It would be rude for you to ghost them in-person and not say hello.
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"Once I enter a public space, I become incredibly rude," she says in all seriousness.
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Une rude campagne a été menée contre ceux qui fêtent Noël dans le monde musulman.
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Sharing details about the woman you had sex with, including her name, without permission: rude.
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Trump also criticised London's newly elected Muslim mayor Sadiq Khan for making "very rude statements".
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The crowd erupted in cheers before Bieber clarified that he didn't mean to be rude.
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Anything that's not virginal or functional gets placed in the "mildly rude, or indecent" category?
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And if anyone could have gotten away with being rude, it would have been her.
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She's helping him at his hour of greatest need, and he is rude to her.
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Notably, polite people were more likely to split the money fairly than their rude counterparts.
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Sitwell's reply was unfunny, yes, but it was also dismissive, rude, and condescending in tone.
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And you know, they responded with, you know, he was rude to our NATO allies.
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It seems rude not to accept, so I take a sip from a plastic cup.
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"Don't see how people can be rude to people they don't even know," she wrote.
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The default was unexpected because Guosen's onshore unit is by all appearances in rude health.
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It doesn't matter that being rude to officeholders is an inalienable right—hell, a responsibility!
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If you thought regular-sized insects were scary, you're in for an unbeelievably rude awakening.
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Sources tell us Zo and his co-hosts were fed up with Spears being rude.
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I guess it's like if all the haystacks were also rude, sexist, and couldn't spell.
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It's fine, and not necessarily rude, to not talk to everyone and to leave early.
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A lot of babies don't know how to wave, which I think is really rude.
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I'm calling foul on this point, both because it's wrong and because it's so rude.
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In comparison, cold calling someone seems as rude as showing up at their house unannounced.
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With a little practice, I realized that saying no doesn't make me rude or unhelpful.
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I had a very rude awakening; the illusions of American democracy were destroyed almost immediately.
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My mom, who still watches direct every day, will send me a very rude text.
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A man was kicked off a Southwest flight after tweeting about a "rude" gate agent.
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Coach does not take any sass from rude football players or her lovably dumb husband.
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In addition, Venus squares Mars, bringing miscommunications (or straight up rude responses) and scheduling errors.
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Mr Lloyd's production is a rude awakening and a brutal, disconcerting look at class conflict.
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"He's the most aggressive one, dare I say, rude person in the room," he said.
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"This one is rude, why is he not responding to these beatings?" a soldier asked.
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The standout first-season episode "Art and Life" is rude, well-plotted, and genuinely sexy.
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Mad was so rude that it only survived comic book censors by becoming a magazine.
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It has been perverted and twisted to excuse rude and dangerous behaviors of all types.
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He feels like just doing the unfollow was rude at once and now it's done.
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Nasty, rude, vindictive, entitled , self-important - that's the woman I had several unpleasant encounters with.
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She didn't even feel that she was being rude, or, more precisely, she didn't care.
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"Skiptrace" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for some rude language and comic violence.
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In other cases, they might want to move away from a rude or problematic name.
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Fussed over by a stranger, he might mumble or blush, but he wouldn't be rude.
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She accused me of being rude to both the President and press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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"It tastes metallic, hitting your tongue with a rude and horrible flavor," one colleague wrote.
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"I know that sounds rude, but that caught both of us off guard," he said.
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"Being rude or disrespectful is a good way to remove yourself from consideration," Becker says.
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" "The very rude elevator screamers are paid professionals only looking to make Senators look bad.
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It would be a rude awakening for ExxonMobil, and maybe for the Science Committee too.
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Not to be rude here, but could you please lay out your credentials a bit?
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" His mother Ashley agreed, adding, "It was very rude, I've never seen anything like it.
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Are you doing it out of guilt, or are you just afraid to be rude?
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But how rude, because North is already in deep, meaningful conversation with a couch cushion.
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He'd mostly be quiet, but when he talked he could be breathtakingly rude and condescending.
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But the rude mechanicals, Peter Quince (Nick Salamone) and his band of workers, did well.
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After six months on the job, a manager comes across as rash, rude and lazy.
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I've been consistently rude, and when I must speak to him, I do so curtly.
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When you're speaking to men online, it's easier for them to be rude to you.
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She seemed uneasy looking interrogators directly in the eye, which the Navajo believe is rude.
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Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) still says, "How rude," even though she's now in her 30s.
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Tell them they're being a rude child and you never want to see them again?
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The very rude elevator screamers are paid professionals only looking to make Senators look bad.
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I know I'm a funny cunt but I'd just come across like a rude cunt.
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The president "tells things blatantly, and he's rude, but he's also right," Mr. Kakhu said.
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It is seen, after all, as proof of English soccer's potency, its rude physical health.
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Yet arriving in rude physical health, he may have his best chance of a second.
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It is rude, and the only change it makes in behavior is for the worse.
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Is it rude for me to suggest that they reduce watering, provide more light, etc.?
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Kind of a rude move for an actual new parent, but clearly a fun approach.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "The Pickle Recipe" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for rude humor.
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But keep in mind that rejecting someone's signature dish may appear insensitive or downright rude.
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Europe's post-Brexit hopes perhaps of a successful separation will also face a rude awakening.
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In Asian cultures, direct eye contact can be considered rude, an insult, or a challenge.
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You love embroidering rude cushions with bawdy language and giving them to your famous friends.
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But at 33, I was past the average age of this "real world" rude awakening.
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Borderlands has always been a game about rude, crude, bad dudes rampaging across the galaxy.
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Love London, love the Mayor, love this rude, giant fuck-you to the bad times.
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Abby has laid out 180 almonds following a rude nut-related encounter with a coworker.
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Hook pursued the money with reckless abandon, highly entertaining and very rude court documents reveal.
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At least one person is fighting rude behavior in Dallas, and he's seven years old.
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Over the years they've done some arguably rude things, which Philadelphia Magazine compiled in 2018.
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The rude diner closed down in late 2015, but it plans to make a comeback.
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Yet I find it incredibly rude that she never said thank you on any level.
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Just FYI it's rude to make jokes about any countries past & serious issues like that.
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Just FYI it's rude to make jokes about any countries past & serious issues like that.
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"He's playing the game to be rude and bully people," 249ers cornerback Richard Sherman said.
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They arrived intoxicated and were very loud and obnoxious, making rude comments to other guests.
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QUESTION: Mr. President-elect, can you say... TRUMP: He's asking a question, don't be rude.
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In Virginia Beach, a lawyer was punished for being rude on multiple occasions in 2015.
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Walley said the restaurant's staff were "unnecessarily rude" and started a campaign against the restaurant.
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In other words, don't jump to conclusions or overthink it if someone's response seems rude.
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It shows how little I knew about Japanese baseball, and it was a rude awakening.
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I think it's as rude as walking into someone's home and turning on the television.
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"He is the most aggressive, dare I say rude, person in the room," Boutros said.
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After all, sending an inappropriate email can be as rude as ignoring a polite one.
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Grandma might make a mean strudel, but she ain't about those loud, rude nose-pickers.
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And in his opinion, people who wear baggy pants and hoodies are just plain rude.
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There's something else that works in Super Rude Bear's favor, and that is its music.
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In 2014, Erdogan saw a teacher who he thought made a "rude gesture" at him.
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The founders would say something rude back to them and it was about the toast.
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One area in rude health is City office lettings, data from property agent Savills shows.
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Of course this is probably a rude thing to do Of course this is probably a rude thing to do, and I'm sure my barber just wants to know if I'm still seeing that girl from Florida and if we are figuring things out.
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"He was a loner, but I didn't think of him as being rude," the classmate recalls.
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" One particularly rude commenter wrote, "Ali, im glad you hired someone to help with your 'business'.
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So finally being able to guilelessly be this glamorous, and this rude, is what Hathaway deserves.
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"I've seen already on social media people saying very rude things," he said on PEOPLE Now.
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I think that the response to my post was FAR more rude than anything I said.
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Fat flyers, then, are often seen as rude or careless for merely existing on a plane.
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If a stranger on the street asked you about your relationship, you'd think it extremely rude.
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Some live in daily awareness of dirty looks, rude comments, and constant fear of violent retaliation.
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They also defended her from rude customers as if she was the one being racially profiled.
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" Many fans took to Twitter to react to the pop star's request, many labeling it "rude.
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My college years brought a rude slap in the face from that bitch we call reality.
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And like many of Trump's relationships, theirs has been fraught with tension, insults, and rude tweets.
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What we know from the trailer: Gorillas can't control their temper and praying mantises are rude.
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But it won't feel rude, because it's obvious that he is never not on his phone.
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Then, Oatmeal disappears and Nadia falls into the river, seemingly pushed by an unseen force. Rude.
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It can be rude and cause drama to refuse, so people just bloat their following list.
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My chart also reads "elderly primigravida," meaning I am old (at 37, this just seems rude).
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I can't check Instagram and talk to someone at the same time, although that's rude anyway.
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The market went from roaring to rude, and most think a recession is coming our way.
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REAL HOUSEWIVES REWIND: Kyle and Lisa Argue Over Texts and Tabloids "That is rude," she screamed.
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Asking is considered rude, says Ms Korpela—like asking a city-dweller how much he earns.
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We could lower it again by using a forward-revenue denominator, but let's not be rude.
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New Yorkers wait for hours to see overwhelmed case workers who are often rude or unhelpful.
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While some of the answers were accurate, others were pretty funny, and one was downright rude.
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Sanders, on the other hand, probably believes what he's saying; the rude awakening still lies ahead.
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Kayla, the girl next door, had a rude awakening when she found out she was expecting.
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In addition to being rude, egotistical, and manipulative liar, Colin is also a demeaning, sexist asshole.
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But if Muslims believe their sacred cities are off-limits, they're in for a rude awakening.
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The rude behaviour of New Yorkers on the subway was surveyed by YouGov two years ago.
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" As Kourtney admitted that sometimes she just forgets to text back, Khloe responded, "That's so rude.
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It's best to remind kids that even though Alexa doesn't mind if you're rude, parents do.
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He insists on sleeping just out of my reach at the end of the bed. Rude.
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Everyone in this family is a little rude, more than a little egotistical, and fully grating.
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You get to a point where you're ... Why am I occasionally rude to an Uber driver?
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Rachel Bloom has more thoughts about that rude Neil Patrick Harris tweet from the Tony Awards.
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Actually, most of them say death, which is simultaneously endearing, doofy, and rude to argue with.
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Then your boss sent a friend request, and it would be rude to reject it, right?
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" I'd say something cryptic and rude as I headed out the door—"Mom, it's not 1785.
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But her baby was pretty rude for killing Snak's vibe before he was even on stage.
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A little rude if you ask me, but all in the name of well-being, right?
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Dalí was rude and sent back the crab salad and asked for a hard-boiled egg.
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Leaving a dinner party early is typically considered poor form — some might actually call it rude.
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" Verity Landrock, an archaeologist, also always changes her ex's name in her phone to "something rude.
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After the success of "One Take," Ghetts & Rude Kid are back with their new catchy single.
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Or butts were involved — basically, anything that involved the rude depiction of bodily functions or parts.
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Eventually the bears did leave, but not before investigating the family's nice swimming pool How rude.
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He looks like every rude frat boy I ever served overpriced pizza bagels to in college.
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Every time I was there she sort of cut me off or was sort of rude.
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I checked the replies only to see if other people had witty, rude reactions to it.
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When she stands him up for dinner – which was rude, sure – he fixates on it deeply.
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" He added: "It think it's rude coming from a magnate that does not know Bolivia's reality.
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That rude ex-boyfriend thinks you're so smart usually, why do you believe this crap again?
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"You're a rude n----r," Whitman continued, repeating the racial slur several times in the video.
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I don't want to be rude, but I would not feel comfortable going on this vacation.
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"He was a really rude man—not only to me, but to everyone," Ki Narto said.
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Mocking the disabled is rude and insensitive and it sends a terrible message to our children.
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In most situations I try not to laugh at others getting hurt because it is rude.
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My husband asked me if it would be rude to ask to see the whole thing.
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It doesn't matter what the situation is, if you're my fans don't be rude to anybody.
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Disability "It's rude to point," my friend told me from across the elementary-school cafeteria table.
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She's very eccentric and sort of funny and rude and yet terribly profound and rather unknowable.
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"I don't mean to be rude but could you not talk now?" one student told another.
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The poll found that 90 percent are concerned about "uncivil and rude behavior" from political figures.
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"(T)hese rude extremists are a symptom of the times," Dershowitz writes, calling out California Rep.
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"She didn't need to be crude and rude and disrespectful," she said in a confessional interview.
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This morning upon returning to LAX airport, the Kardashian family was treated to a rude awakening.
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He told us that he won't host a townhall because people act "rude and stupid." pic.twitter.
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There have also been some cases of overcrowding and rude behavior at some Tesla Supercharger stations.
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Acosta was rude to Trump and disrespectful to the WH staffer, but he didn't assault anyone.
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This is why this question is considered rude except in N.Y.C., where we are all monsters.
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You start to see the basic bravery, principles, and good heart behind Lister's slobby, rude exterior.
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How Rude: It took six years, but the Olsen twins finally posted a selfie on Instagram.
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You'd get Rick Rude or Steve Austin just before his Stone Cold persona, with scant introduction.
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But if everyone thought about email in the same way, what I'm suggesting wouldn't be rude.
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The following year, the queen was caught on camera saying Chinese officials had been "very rude".
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The first step to stopping the cycle of rudeness is to stop taking rude behavior personally.
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A rude and difficult person can create tension and anxiety in themselves and everyone around them.
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Recognize that some people use rude behavior as a way of showing dominance or displaying power.
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And just like yelling in real life, it is sometimes useful, and sometimes just plain rude.
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Was it because it would have been rude to warn them that Earl kept warning me?
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When one girl edged away, according to the complaint, Student X made rude comments about her.
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If a stranger on the street asked you about your relationship, you'd think it extremely rude.
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I felt as if I was being incredibly rude, as if I'd betrayed a social contract.
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"We cannot spend our time denouncing 'populism,' while relying on fake news, as rude," Piketty said.
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The whole movie is like that — it's like Mildred — rude for sport and proud of it.
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It will be a rude awakening for many who have known only their exalted majority status.
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And I might have spat on the officer because he was very rude—and that's assault.
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And it feels rude to suggest going to their place and forcing them to host us.
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I get how identified we can become with our pets and how rude comments can sting.
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Apologize when you are unkind, and forgive your partner for being rude at times as well.
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" Unlike a movie's charismatic leads, character actors could be "rude, violent, ironic, mean, brutal and mocking.
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My deal breaker is when a person is rude to waiters or is a messy eater.
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He's mad at me because I fooled him with 'A nude horse is a rude horse.
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Meanwhile, across the country, anti-Semites—from rude hotel concierges to increasingly open Klansmen—grow bolder.
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Someone spent money to buy this food, and it would be rude not to have some.
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We're going after people who were a bit rude or got drunk and insulted a waiter.
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He's so rude when Nick meets him that Tyler even suggests that he's scaring Nick away.
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Because it can come across as rude when you fail to hear someone more than once.
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On the way out, I told the receptionist I was sorry if I had been rude.
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The rude awakening has been a long time coming, and even now has not fully occurred.
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Executives who thought – or still think – they are safe from disruption will face a rude awakening.
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Sergeant Brown had a long history of making rude comments about black people, the city said.
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It's a dynamic that goes back to the rude, rule-breaking Groucho Marx—destroyer of élites!
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What you think about your acquaintance's behavior is not rude unless you give it actual voice.
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I relive minor interactions with complete strangers — was I rude to the man on the Tube?
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The sunim demonstrated the rude awakening anyone would get if they dozed off mid-mindfulness meditation.
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If that is what stops people from rude explosions, then public exposure is not all bad.
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" She said, "I would come home from work crying—'How can you write such rude things?
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It may be a rude awakening after what Trump called a "home run" of a trip.
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Nobody is saying but the obvious political point is a rude hand gesture across the water.
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During her court appearance Wednesday, Nelligan made several rude gestures to the cameras recording the proceedings.
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China gave Barack Obama a rude welcome when Air Force One landed in Hangzhou in 2016.
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Anyone who has ever been anywhere in public knows how rude and infuriating this can be.
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I thought that maybe they thought I was being rude for talking on a cell phone.
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When you think about it, it's almost rude of you to yourself not to lift weights.
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It's been said before, but a rude press is a good press, and civility is overrated.
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In French, the grid was divided differently, between public and private, rather than polite and rude.
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"If they really think that Jim Acosta is too rude, don't call on him," he said.
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In general, always go for a kiss rather than a handshake, because this is considered rude.
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Wherever and whatever you're watching this Sunday, it's rude to show up empty-handed, of course.
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It's harder to say something rude to someone when they're in the same room with them.
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Excuse me for being rude, but I feel like we are stuck in a time loop.
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As it stands, this store is gorgeous, and its Instagram experience rooms are terrible, almost rude.
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Rude, really, for a man with a few too many Ellie Goulding collaborations under his belt.
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KS: That's such a friendly way to do it, because most Google people are just rude.
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Gottsman says it's rude to be constantly on your phone while with extended company, even if it's to document and publicize the event (unless, of course, you're an influencer who is getting paid by the host to do so, and then it would be rude not to).
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But I was nonetheless startled by their rude behavior, their refusal even to hear Charles Murray speak.
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" Haulter simply responded, "[I] don't see how people can be rude to people they don't even know.
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Perhaps it is rude that I am only now revealing this selfish reason for caring about posters.
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Now, we're left wondering if Lorelai really wrote Emily a rude letter that she's still upset about.
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PERINO: Apparently, the North Koreans weren&apost even returning our calls for awhile, which is very rude.
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Stewart recounted how he trolled Donald Trump into sending a really rude tweet at like 3 a.m.
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"Slander, hatred, and rude words on social media are increasingly troubling people," Jokowi tweeted on Dec. 29.
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But people won't stop asking her a certain rude question: When are you going to have children?
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Those in the suburbs might consider this strange, or rude, but it's common knowledge for city travelers.
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The bear showed up late, didn't bring a present, and ate all the cake. Rude. [h/t:UPI]
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It's just this rude version of myself that I feel like the entertainment business kind of needs.
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They're crass and rude and there's no chance that the Animoji would stay tame for very long.
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From domestic to foreign policy, it's clear that being president has been a rude awakening for Trump.
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However their reluctance to chat doesn't come off as rude—they just seem to prefer holding back.
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It's not that the weather service wasn't aware that all-caps communication comes across as just rude.
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She doesn't mind rude comments about her, but comments about her children really get under her skin.
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It is a rude awakening in the states that have been riding that boom all these years.
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He'll probably have something rude and soul-crushing to say to you, but take it in stride.
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I lowered my eyes and quietly obeyed his orders, not wanting to be rude to an adult.
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"For a lot of people it's a really rude surprise," said FertilityIQ co-founder Jake Anderson-Bialis.
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She applauds Wendy's for dismissing the person who left the rude comment on Jimmy Shue's sales slip.
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They're allowed to disagree with our choices so long as they're not rude or belligerent about it.
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I've said some rude things about Spider-Man that were maybe, just a little bit too harsh.
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Mey Valdivia Rude is a queer trans Latina writer who was previously the trans editor for Autostraddle.
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Not only is this very rude, it's wildly boneheaded, easily disprovable (dude's sitting behind him), and hilarious.
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But Karin has the last say to the rude cat, much to the amusement of its owner.
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Communicating during sex is a MUST, and I actually think it's rude if you're not vocal, LOL.
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"For a lot of people, it's a really rude surprise," said FertilityIQ co-founder Jake Anderson-Bialis.
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When I had tried to make arrangements with Rent-a-Center the manager Cory was very rude!
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Gradually the pair develop a common language, he no longer "Kansas-polite", she no longer "Manhattan-rude".
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Maybe a mean gym teacher, rude teenager, or insensitive trainer said it, and it gave you pause.
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It can save your sanity when you're thrown into a cruel world of rude and ungrateful customers.
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Spectator in the hat has only just noticed that christians Fuchs name sounds a bit rude. pic.twitter.
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This is rude, considering that Bateman was an axe-wielding psychopath who went on a murdering spree.
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He didn't do that horribly rude thing that men sometimes did, pushing her head into his crotch.
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When I tried to explain the complaint to her she was very rude and did not listen.
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Not only is it rude to keep people waiting, the scene isn't exactly conducive to sexy fantasies.
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If it wants to be in rude health at 100, this septuagenarian is due for another metamorphosis.
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Staff and gym goers may be rude and disrespectful to them, especially if they are going alone.
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In May 2016, the president called Khan "rude" and "ignorant" during an interview with Good Morning Britain.
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They come into a thread to start drama or they make inappropriate, rude or even hateful remarks.
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"I don't want to be rude, but I don't want to interrupt," she said after the match.
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Europe's currency union - not so long ago on its sickbed - has started the year in rude health.
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"Apparently, being rude to a police officer is an arrestable offense in Gaston county now," Anderson says.
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"We provide friendly, patient robots that talk to these rude telemarketers for you," the company's website states.
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C'mon man Manspreading is always rude, and now it's a no-no on public buses in Madrid.
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While ripping into Acosta, Trump accused him of being extremely rude to Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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They were both very rude to me and asked several times what do I do for work.
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"I took the response as a huge surprise because of how rude it was," Goodgame told BuzzFeed.
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An official of South Korea's foreign ministry told Reuters it had expressed regret over Kono's "rude" attitude.
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"There's a rather rude term, if I may use it, for map enthusiasts: 'bobble hats,'" said Wesson.
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A rude bear refused to leave a residence, and only retreated after being punched in the face.
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Jade (Roper) Tolbert is calling out trolls sending her rude messages about her daughter Emerson Avery's development.
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Nick will wrap up his, to quote Chris Harrison, "desperate search for love" (rude) in Rovaniemi, Finland.
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Musk responded via Twitter calling Alsop a "super rude customer" and attempted to play down the dispute.
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Sushi chefs who don't go Lai's route will be in for a rude awakening, according to Chakrabarty.
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Going on a business level, he was always very, very hard to deal with — he was rude.
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The Chinese government is a rude bully, as it demonstrates repeatedly by its actions around the world.
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That entails blocking your rude impulses, understanding how situations change in real time and being quick-witted.
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And that's when I said, 'Guys, I don't want to be rude; you're guests in my home.
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My father agreed that he'd make him one, even though the men were rude, a little drunk.
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"I'm not a great fan of shouting down people or being rude to people," Bernie Sanders said.
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Kanye West wearing ripped jeans and a jeweled Balmain jacket at the Met Gala: cool or rude?
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The Olympic gold medalist says that her classmates used to make rude comments about her athletic figure.
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He was not especially cheerful or engaging, off camera, but it was never rude or ill-intentioned.
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Their modern heirs will not be deterred by a few rude atheists or long waits for visas.
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The Dutch found dealing with the English frustrating, and the English viewed Dutch directness as extremely rude.
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DeMaria wrote about how some customers would ask employees rude questions about their salaries and education levels.
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He's also a gentleman, and will call you sir so often you might feel rude by comparison.
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I think he's rude and crass and a lot of the other things that people are saying.
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"The worst thing you can do is be impatient and rude to fast food employees," Stewart said.
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I've ridden the subway looking for manspreaders and talked to women who think their posture is rude.
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"My friend Sean made this; it's pretty rude," she says, raising one eyebrow and stifling a laugh.
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Rating: Rude of the postal service not to deliver the memo that swimming has herein been elevated!
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She said that immediately assuming Sanders is angry or being rude when he speaks is anti-Semitic.
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He has done this whole "piss off the internet with rude, unwanted commentary" time and time again.
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Manet's infamous naked lady sits between two rude dandies who haven't even bothered to remove their hats.
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And if they don't feel you respect them, they'll be rude to you when you've done nothing.
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Yeah we're not being rude about the lady—he was on a date with an actual dog.
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Every now and then, you have those customers: drunk people, rude people; people that don't have money.
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While "John's" intentions may have been pure, this was a rude and self-absorbed thing to do.
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One of the best ways to defuse rude and negative behavior is to stay friendly and positive.
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Remember, they are probably being rude because they're angry or upset about something that they're going through.
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Rude. A lot of parenting questions boil down to: Is this a thing, or is something wrong?
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And not to be rude, but it seems as if that's just a bra, like, no shirt.
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The cast of Hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, Mike Pence. Apologize!
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" Most of the responses to the question are quite rude, but a few of them are "yes.
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She has curly blonde hair, listens to rock music, drives a sweet ride, and is unnecessarily rude.
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It's haywire, rude, blunt, poetic, self-reflective, sexually unpredictable, emotionally catastrophic, exhaustively acted, intelligent, searching and unafraid.
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It's also full of pencil underlinings, with a separate note giving page references for the rude bits.
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I think that would be rude and ruin the show for me and everyone else around us.
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Government censors have told him to remove jokes not for political content, but for being too rude.
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The patient thought he was maybe asking if he used steroids and thought the question was rude.
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The personable (or, sometimes, rude) vending machines that dot the Ark are a fun and clever conceit.
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This isn't the first time Singer has been slammed for her seemingly rude behavior at public events.
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Today, on a sunny June day, it's a rude passerby who almost disrupts her unfailing preternatural calm.
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Such behavior was certainly considered rude, even caddish and the decent men I knew wouldn't do it.
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"In my opinion, it would be rude to tell the customer, 'Don't eat them raw,'" she said.
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Yes, texting and posting on social media during "together time" is distracting and rude to one's partner.
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Someone took the time to make this food, and it would be rude not to have some.
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Stepdad Jonathan Martin is rude and arrogant, and has a son named Hunter who's even more so.
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He thinks it's actually rude when people don't answer phone calls simply because they're in the bathroom.
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Your roommate is quite wrong: What's actually rude is people making phone calls in the first place.
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Narrator: And without any of his former innocence, the outbursts simply come off as rude and obnoxious.
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Butt was haughty and rude, Mr. Malik said, even to those who were trying to assist her.
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It doesn't matter what the situation is, if you're my fans don't be rude to anybody, please.
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Mr. Harding's Berlioz is extreme, caustic and rude, its narrative cast in the most vivid of colors.
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"The rest of the players coming back are in for a rude awakening," he said Tuesday night.
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During a face-to-face video chat, it feels much more rude to also be typing notes.
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"Lukashenko can be very rude about Russia one day but the next he will say the opposite."
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It was unprecedented behavior for a speaker, aggressively rude and unapologetically meant to rile up her base.
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The way you present this, your mother behaved in a way that was both rude and entitled.
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But in the office the following week, he berated Ms. Marquez, calling her message rude and disdainful.
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Some compliment the staff on their friendliness, while others had issues with rude behavior in certain instances.
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" You know, the way people say "murderer" or "rapist" to mean "a rude person I find disagreeable.
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The letter said the language used in some of the documents appeared as "rude, unethical and derogatory".
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Martha the maid isn't servile; she speaks sharply back to Mary when she's rude, in broad Yorkshire.
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Earlier this year, a rude sign appeared in Indianapolis calling people out for littering in the area.
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