We rarely consider the possibility that the president's supporters want a scoundrel, as long as he's their scoundrel.
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As he had put it years before: "Sometimes a scoundrel is useful to our party precisely because he is a scoundrel."
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If you have to vote for a scoundrel anyway, you might as well at least vote for the scoundrel who's in your corner.
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But clearly the guy is a scoundrel and has problems.
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First Words Politicization is the last refuge of the scoundrel.
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The galaxy's greatest scoundrel didn't deserve a weekend-level rager too?
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In some ways being a scoundrel made Flashman a better reporter.
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It has Felicity Jones as a rebellious scoundrel named Jyn Erso.
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One is "The Scoundrel," starring Noël Coward as a pretentious publisher.
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Mr. Lipton portrayed himself in youth as something of a scoundrel.
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" Lexie must track down this scoundrel and "bring him to justice.
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Voters may decide a scoundrel is preferable to an actual murderer.
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The scoundrel Dark Link is in federal prison awaiting lethal injection. 13.
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Looks like you're still trying to date on Hinge, you rotten scoundrel.
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Solo is about the events that shaped him into a smuggling scoundrel.
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The little humanoid robot's name is Meccanoid, and it is a scoundrel.
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She should not be called a scoundrel if the allegations are true.
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Sure Trump's a scoundrel, but he might agree with our tax proposal.
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I'd rather have a scoundrel in the White House than a traitor.
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Bigotry, both racial and religious, is the last refuge of a scoundrel.
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Greenwald in deeply personal terms, calling him a "scoundrel" who married a
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That scoundrel Vladimir Putin had intervened in Syria, and American TV went nuts.
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The design work is great, and DJ is a classic Star Wars scoundrel.
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Does Rebel Wilson have what it takes to be a dirty rotten scoundrel?
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"I texted my wife about what a scoundrel he is," Priebus told me.
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Not even family, the last refuge of a prestige-TV scoundrel, is sacred.
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At 84, he is as puckish as ever — a flirt and a scoundrel.
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America cannot afford four years, or even one year, of such a scoundrel.
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It marks the user out not as a democrat but as a scoundrel.■
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"He is without a doubt a sleazebag and a scoundrel without par," Trump wrote.
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What kind of scoundrel watches his cousin eat a pie off a window sill?
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"If you approach someone you don't know and start flirting, you're a scoundrel," he says.
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But Chewie is too much of a scoundrel to be on something like Uber anyway.
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It is fair and fitting to ask: Is she a hero, villain, patriot or scoundrel?
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In law school, we would have called this strategy the last vestige of a scoundrel.
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Johnson might have said a sick man can't help but be a scoundrel, but Dr. Freud
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"That will give you an idea of what a scoundrel he was," Giuliani said of Cohen.
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Scoundrel boss John "Boz" Bosworth (Toby Huss) proved to be fiercely loyal when needed to be.
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For all of these reasons and more, Rudy Giuliani is 22017's scoundrel of the year.
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Cloten is just the sort of scoundrel for whom patriotism is purported to be the last refuge.
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"Publishing scoundrel ," Juliana exclaims, head on to the camera, as she catches Morton rifling through her desk.
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GURIRA The character is a scoundrel, and we all looked at André as this sweet, kind guy.
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The man had written in a newspaper that Jackson was "a worthless scoundrel, a paltroon, and a coward."
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Actually they&aposre glad because they see him as a complete renegade, a complete scoundrel and a criminal.
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"Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel," wrote Samuel Johnson, an English writer and poet in 1774.
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Will my name and employment information get doxxed via a cursory Facebook search from an offended internet scoundrel?
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The dedication of Emma remains a footnote, and George IV, who died in 1830, is remembered as scoundrel.
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Those who still see him as a scoundrel might view these as further evidence of a buffoonish character.
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He is often regarded as the only candidate with a realistic chance who is not obviously a scoundrel.
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Mediator Where's the line between covering a scoundrel as a news figure and giving him a promotional platform?
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Those shocks include needling and threats from Trump and throw-out-the-scoundrel elections across Europe and in Brazil.
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Solo will star Alden Ehrenreich in the titular role, while Donald Glover will play his scoundrel friend, Lando Calrissian.
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There were heated arguments between senators on Thursday, with insults such as "scoundrel" tossed around, according to media reports.
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In the popular imagination, "hedge funder" has become shorthand for a special breed of super-rich, super-intelligent scoundrel.
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In nontheme news, I liked seeing TODAY ONLY, PRIVIES, PAN PIPE, LISSOME, SCOUNDREL and JA RULE in the grid.
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Left-wingers often cite the adage that patriotism is the last resort of the scoundrel — and with good reason.
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"I'm in love with you," she says in thigh-high stilettos, confronting the scoundrel who won't call her back.
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It has become apparent that, unlike in ages past, accusations of racism are now the last refuge of a scoundrel.
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Enjoy John Williams' classic score and Ford's scoundrel-y vibe in the original Indiana Jones trailer below, and GET PUMPED.
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They are anti-Semitic, transphobic, misogynist white supremacists, no matter how much Milo couches it in his naughty scoundrel schtick.
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But Dowd's argument is the last refuge of a scoundrel, and it would lead us down a path to despotism.
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After Mowgli realizes the hunter is a scoundrel, he goes on to fulfill his one and only goal: Killing Shere Khan.
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If patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel, then bunting might be called the last resort of the hopeless hitter.
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But Williams' career thus far leads us to think he'd be the perfect suave, wise-cracking antagonist to Ehrenreich's smuggler scoundrel.
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"We need each other, and it is a scoundrel who would prosper politically by turning us against each other," he said.
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When Lance Armstrong and Marion Jones and all those other scoundrels were caught, were cheating ... I like the word scoundrel. Yeah.
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Ms. Pollack plays Louise, their daughter, and Mr. Ramasar is Jigger Craigin, Billy's friend, who also happens to be a scoundrel.
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The recent revelation of that tape's existence led Trump's current lawyer Rudy Giuliani to call Cohen a "scoundrel" and "a liar."
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"The simplest problem to fix is framing his rapes as seductions and Casanova as a kind of sexy scoundrel," she said.
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But right now, Don the Con's flock of gulls won't be persuaded by mere facts that his scoundrel ways are a threat.
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He presents Linda Taylor not as a parable for anything grand, but as a singular American scoundrel who represented nothing but herself.
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They're both reminiscent of that other kindly space scoundrel Han Solo ("I'll take you this far, then you're on your own, kid").
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The last refuge of the rude scoundrel — the smartphone — is in your jacket pocket in the cloakroom all the way across the room.
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"I think if anything, I'm glad it was him and not a degenerate or a scoundrel that I was left defending," he said.
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They had butted heads with Lucasfilm president and producer Kathleen Kennedy once too often over their vision and approach to everyone's favorite scoundrel.
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The works in Trespassing can come across as slightly mischievous, the arches summoning the terms "arch-scoundrel" or "arch-rogue" – an ultra-clever trickster.
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Why would Debra Newell (Connie Britton) take John Meehan (Eric Bana) back, after discovering — with tangible evidence — that he's a no-good, lying scoundrel?
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"This new film depicts Lando in his formative years as a scoundrel on the rise in the galaxy's underworld," promised Lucasfilm in a statement.
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Our crime columnist, Marilyn Stasio, chose this little-known tale of an early American scoundrel as her favorite true crime book of the season.
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The fun of the play is partly in Smith's withering contempt for the junior senator from Wisconsin — "the scoundrel Joe McCarthy," she calls him.
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"Donald Trump is partly right — scoundrel that he is — because in Puerto Rico we live off the government," said Ms. Encarnación, the Vieques resident.
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He's also wearing the clothes and living the life of a scoundrel, in a society that seems to shrug off Dougie's misbehavior as acceptable.
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Multiple Republicans, in fact, went on at length about what a disgrace it was that Democrats had provided a platform for such a scoundrel.
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Turns out there's a reason why Leia never mentions Keir's name in any Star Wars content going forward — and she'll meet her scoundrel soon enough.
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Okay, young Han (Alden Ehrenreich) does appear to have acquired a few bruises in makeup, but would you expect anything less from a smuggler scoundrel?
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The frequently goofy scoundrel and one half of the now-defunct "FigTayls" power couple had his torched snuffed at the end of the latest episode.
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She shouldn't waste her time in the debate explaining to people what a scoundrel Mr. Trump is or how abhorrent some of his supporters are.
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Now I'm no fan of Oleg Deripaska, he's a scoundrel, but we either pass a law and abide by the law we pass or not.
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Wright was an imaginative innovator and occasionally an excellent architect, but that doesn't transform a scoundrel into a tortured genius, let alone a sympathetic character.
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Mr. Haughey divided the Irish between those who saw him as a champion of the people, and those who viewed him as a self-enriching scoundrel.
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"The man is a scoundrel, a liar and a philanderer," Ms. de Paula said, bouncing Manuela on her knee as she glared at her ex-husband.
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In normal criminal cases, defense attorneys routinely announce publicly that the cooperating witness is a liar and a scoundrel and will be destroyed on cross-examination.
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On their adventures, they rub antennas and whiskers with the likes of 'will shakespeare,' and the medieval French scoundrel-poet Francois Villon (now a feral tom).
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A lesson of today: if you live as an abusive, cynical scoundrel who loves nothing more than your own power, no one will cry when you die.
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A trailer for Solo is expected in the weeks ahead, along with more details about what parts of the galaxy we can expect the scoundrel to traverse.
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Given the full range of things we know and recognizing what we do not yet know, should Ms. Winner be considered a hero, villain, patriot or scoundrel?
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She divorces Willy, who — surprise, surprise — was a selfish scoundrel whose sole remarkably good deed was bringing Colette out of Burgundy and into her astounding literary career.
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As well as the picture, James shared an Instagram story sharing a stream of snaps of the smitten pair, accompanied by the song "Sexy Weekender" by Scoundrel.
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Mr. Trump sells himself as a benevolent scoundrel best suited to fix the rigged systems that he's benefited from each day of his 70 years on earth.
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"Now, I'm no fan of Oleg Deripaska -- he's a scoundrel -- but we either pass a law and abide by the law we pass or not," said Sen.
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A sensitive scoundrel is hard to resist, especially a movie star with the wherewithal to admit that a public excoriation was, in the end, a good thing.
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Early Hef had a pipe and suit and a highbrow reference for every occasion; he even claimed to have a philosophy, that final refuge of the scoundrel.
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Except for his time as legate, and for an ongoing feud with a notorious scoundrel named Regulus, the younger Pliny did not lead an especially eventful life.
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But if this tiny scoundrel wants to try and convince us that no, he didn't eat the chocolate, it was really just............ black sauce, then go right ahead.
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In some ways being a scoundrel made Flashman a better reporter A good foreign correspondent networks with powerful people, the better to understand the motives behind important policies.
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But suddenly, when I ran for president as a Republican, they decided I have always been a no-good, rotten, disgusting scoundrel, and they totally forgot about me.
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Asked about the reversal on "Fox News Sunday," Giuliani said if he had known about Cohen's recordings, he would have called him a "scoundrel" instead of praising him.
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Yet another speech on the evils that plague the city isn't delivered by a knowing scoundrel like Byrnes or Kelly, nor by a sharp sociopolitical analyst like Joanna.
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But someday we'll find out more about the drug-dealing neighborhood scoundrel, Mr. Wiseau promised on Reddit: "Yes, eventually we will find out about Chris R," he said.
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Disgraced price-gouging pharmaceutical bro Martin Shkreli clearly understands this—the man's favorite wrestler is Damien Sandow, an elitist scoundrel who pretends to be a Rhodes Scholar (and rules).
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The Brazilian president singled out as a "leftist scoundrel" Argentina's former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, the vice-presidential candidate on the ticket confirmed as front-runner on Sunday.
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Audiences might be used to watching the very British actor play rom-com heartthrobs, yet, here in English Scandal he is every bit the scoundrel as a ruthless politician.
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"Once again the tentacles of death have touched our family, this time at the hands of a coward, a scoundrel, a disgusting human being without any scruples," he wrote.
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But when Anaya challenged him on one favorite initiative, a train line connecting the Caribbean and the Pacific, he was so affronted that he called Anaya a canalla , a scoundrel.
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"That scoundrel, instead of bringing flowers to Pablo Escobar, he should have brought flowers to the victims of violence in this city," Gutierrez said in an interview with local media.
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It's delivered by a man so rich and powerful that he can bend society and politics to his will and no one thinks of him as a scoundrel at all.
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Solo is dedicated to telling the story of the young Han Solo's growth into the winning scoundrel we met back in Star Wars, and that keeps it from falling apart.
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INSULTER The New York Public Library exhibition has a section on Hamilton as "scoundrel" — an insult, the historian Joanne Freeman has noted, that in his day often led to a duel.
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After all, he's now calling her names, and she certainly presents as a scoundrel for having done what she did — sort of like what Michael Cohen, the president's former lawyer, did?
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Negan being a scoundrel, he makes it clear that Rick would have a life of custodial work, but walking his staunch stance back from the death penalty is a significant shift.
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Hailed as a master of the business deal, he was also denounced in some quarters as a scoundrel who fully deserved the fine he was ordered to pay for insider trading.
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Although denounced as "a shyster and scoundrel" who stole horses and rigs from trusting men and absconded with cash and jewelry from besotted women, George was installed as Emma's manager and agent.
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Patriotism may well be the last refuge of the scoundrel, but as a pragmatist like Mr. Rorty would tell you, it is too powerful and too important to leave to the scoundrels.
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Many male/female romances, especially historicals, trace the arc of the hero's redemption — he starts out some kind of ass, scoundrel or rogue and must make himself worthy of the heroine's love.
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Billy Dee Williams will reprise his role as scoundrel Lando Calrissian, who was first seen in 1980's "The Empire Strikes Back" and 1983's "Return of the Jedi," the Disney statement added.
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"Board the Millennium Falcon and journey to a galaxy far, far away in Solo: A Star Wars Story, an all-new adventure with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy," the synopsis reads.
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Final thought: Everyone on this show seems to be great at giving others advice — well, everyone except Chad, the perpetual scoundrel — while being wholly unwilling to or incapable of following it for themselves.
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They even called me, really, a dear, dear friend — but then suddenly decided when I ran for president as a Republican, [voice rises] that I've always been a no-good, rotten disgusting scoundrel!
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Preliminary reactions to the first trailer were tempered – after last year's director shakeup, Star Wars fans aren't sure what to expect from Solo: A Star Wars Story (starring Alden Ehrenreich as the titular scoundrel).
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Giuliani insisted to Fox News's Chris Wallace that he doesn't believe the president's camp is "at war" with Cohen, but his charges that Cohen is a "liar," a "manipulator" and a "scoundrel" suggested otherwise.
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A shady scoundrel named Sakharine (Daniel Craig) tries to take the ship from Tintin, but when he refuses, he's kidnapped and thrown aboard a cargo ship under the command of Captain Haddock (Andy Serkis).
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"If it's just another round of 'Donald Trump is a great scoundrel,' then I don't think it moves the tax reform debate forward," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, head of the conservative American Action Forum.
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With guys who donated $36,000 to his opponent, cried at her loss party, represented the scoundrel who broke the- INGRAHAM: I never understood the people who thought Trump should ever testify in this Mueller thing.
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Drohan) uses his literary talents to ghostwrite porn and compose text messages for his handsome, not-so-bright roommate pal, Christian (Adam Roberts), who is trying to woo a hot scoundrel named Rock (Judah Frank).
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While Johan, though not a scoundrel, gets to make mistakes, stumble and almost fall, Nya is almost too good — and with so much of the real world infused into the setting, her near-perfection jangles.
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It was after that scoundrel Hans leaves Anna to freeze to death, and she sings the moving song "True Love," in which she blames herself for being duped into believing in a fairy tale romance.
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A scoundrel to the very end, Simon pulls a sucker punch on Negan, a shrewd move from the writers that sets up the audience for a perverse catharsis when Negan strangles the life out him.
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Click here to view original GIFAnd we thought carbon freezing looked painful...Jeweler and all-around maker of things JerryRigEverything took a LEGO mini-fig of everyone's favorite scoundrel smuggler and turned him into solid gold.
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A more established actor could work, but Chris Pratt, one of the more obvious heirs apparent to Ford's charming crown, is already wearing the sweet duster of another space scoundrel — Guardians of the Galaxy's Star Lord.
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Lando in his formative years According to Lucasfilm, the movie, helmed by The Lego Movie directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, will depict Lando in his "formative years" as a young scoundrel in the galaxy's underworld.
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GIULIO VARSIBaxter Estates, New York You listed a number of instances where evoking the will of the people "marks the user out not as a democrat but as a scoundrel" ("Down with the people", October 5th).
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He remembered being hungry every day during his school years because of that scoundrel Izvosia, and had vowed never to take another person's property, but in this case he was saving the items from imminent destruction.
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" Trump has tried to distance himself from both Manafort and Cohen in the past, arguing that the charges against Manafort were unrelated to the campaign, and his legal team has called Cohen a "scoundrel" and "pathological liar.
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Meanwhile, Cuarón and his older brother Carlos — with whom he co-wrote the screenplay — take advantage of their scoundrel antihero's job and proclivities to riff on TV commercials, and to document yuppie life in early 1990s Mexico.
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"There's enough Hamilton to go around," said Thomas Lannon, the assistant director of manuscripts, archives and rare books at the New York Public Library, whose "Alexander Hamilton: Striver, Statesman, Scoundrel" runs through the end of the year.
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In my Nixon biography, and in what follows, I've tried to portray this oft-caricatured scoundrel, in all his glories, for Gen X-ers and millennials who may know him only as the disembodied head on Futurama.
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And my client can be telling the truth, their witness can be a total scoundrel and if they decide to go with their witness, my client is going to get indicted or charge of perjury in some way.
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These lists leave us with an overarching question: Did the president know that he was lying — that Mexico would never pay for a wall — in which case he has to be the greatest scoundrel in American political history?
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The theme itself places phrases used to designate people as the "head" of something (NUMERO UNO at 13A, for example) on top of phrases used to call someone a "heel" (SCOUNDREL at 17A), thus giving us HEAD OVER HEELS.
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I don't even think my crusade is a personal one, although it must be said that every day that I wake and recall that a bigoted, sexist, intolerant, transphobic scoundrel is president, my stomach turns and my skin crawls.
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"Board the Millennium Falcon and journey to a galaxy far, far away in Solo: A Star Wars Story, an all-new adventure with the most beloved scoundrel in the galaxy," the studio described the new chapter in the beloved franchise.
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And yet this narrative of a scoundrel learning to play by the rules overlooks the fact that the very thing that makes today's Payet so magnetic is the palpable sense of mischief he exudes every time he picks up the ball.
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Bolsonaro suggested Lula - who was president from 2003 to 2010 - was a "scoundrel" and called for his followers to rally around the government's right-wing agenda, saying they should not allow "the new phase of Brazil's recovery" to be derailed.
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Jimmi Simpson plays James, a would-be scoundrel who stumbles upon the perfect plot after meeting a young man named Paul at a bar: get addicted to methadone so that he can be taken in by Paul's estranged parents, the Browns.
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NEW YORK – A former president of the State University of New York&aposs Polytechnic Institute was alternately portrayed as a hero or a scoundrel at the opening of a corruption trial Monday over upstate construction projects worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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of all the low-down creatures in the world, the religious faker, the scoundrel that pretends to trusting and ignorant people that he can bring them face to face and voice to voice with their beloved dead, is the most contemptible.
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His final act as the Vulture isn't one of war but of greed, leaving his skirmish with Spider-Man behind to grab for the spoils of his ill-advised big job, a scoundrel Icarus trying to fly off on failing mechanical wings.
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In the latest of Disney's Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures series, a collection of super short, kid-friendly versions of iconic Star Wars scenes, we're whipping through the rescue of all-round scoundrel Han Solo by his badass love, Princess Leia Organa.
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Max Hastings, who as editor of the Daily Telegraph hired Mr Johnson after he was fired by the Times for lying, recently wrote that "there is room for debate about whether he is a scoundrel or mere rogue, but not much about his moral bankruptcy".
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The Stranger Things police chief is in good form in a number of ways in the Netflix show's newly arrived third season — namely showing that scoundrel Mike Wheeler who's boss — but there was one thing about him in particular that seemed to capture fans' hearts.
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He has also in the past referred to former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill as "a thoroughly unpleasant scoundrel" and highlighted how grains and food supplies were shipped out of India even as people were dying on the streets during the 1943 Bengal famine.
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On the matter of whether Ms. Winner is a patriot or scoundrel, if the allegations against her are proven true, she appears to be a patriot who is intensely interested in protecting the integrity of American elections from corruption caused by an enemy intelligence service.
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They wanted someone who didn't just disagree with President Obama, who didn't just call him a liar and a scoundrel, but someone who argued that Mr. Obama was personally unfit for the White House, that he didn't even belong there in the first place.
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But if you want to toast a scoundrel — "maybe the biggest scumbag ever to get into a Jewish Lives series," in Thomson's estimation — this book's portrait of Jack Warner is as vividly inked as one of the studio's cartoons: Yosemite Sam meets the Tasmanian Devil.
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I'm not a big Star Wars fan, so I could be off here, but it seems to me that Han Solo doesn't try to be cool, he just is cool — by virtue of being a slacker and a scoundrel, not by rushing into impressive, high-risk adventures.
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And while we still have a lot of questions about what the movie will show us, here are all the clues about the life of the young Han Solo, the seedy world he finds himself in, and the adventures that shaped him into the galaxy's most lovable scoundrel.
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The Last Jedi sprawls out over a 152-minute runtime that introduces new characters, including visually soft but emotionally steely Resistance leader Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo (Laura Dern), sweet but not very useful Resistance techie Rose Tico (Kelly Marie Tran), and drawling scoundrel hacker DJ (Benicio Del Toro).
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Here are a few of their stories: Episode I: The Princess and the Scoundrel Liza Rios-Proprofsky loved Princess Leia from the moment she saw "Star Wars" and dreamed of marrying Luke Skywalker one day -- before the brother/sister reveal in "Return of the Jedi" spoiled that idea.
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" In 1874, Twain lamented to his in-laws that decorating the house was a distraction; he was embroiled in discussions "by the tapestry devil who is to upholster the furniture, by the idiot who is putting down the carpets, by the scoundrel who is setting up the billiard-table.
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Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are directing the movie, which will depict Lando in his formative years as a scoundrel on the rise in the galaxy's underworld — years before the events involving Han, Leia, and Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back and his rise to Rebel hero in Return of the Jedi.
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His collaborations with Kenyan artists, including Samaki Mkuu (the Kenyan Olympic swimmer Jason Dunford), and the so-called father of genge, Jua Cali, are addictive mash-ups: in the video for his 2018 single, Mkora (which means "scoundrel"), Romantico raps in Spanish and Swahili while wearing a bright-blue Mexican wrestler mask.
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Two incidents in Rodriguez's first season in New York cemented his status as a scoundrel in Boston: when he slapped the ball out of the glove of Red Sox pitcher Bronson Arroyo during the 2004 playoffs, and three months earlier, when Rodriguez had his fight with Varitek after Arroyo had hit him with a pitch.
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Since his selection as Donald Trump's running mate, many people believe that Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceUS officials, world leaders arrive in Israel for World Holocaust Forum Pence attends sermon where bishop says 'demonic spirit' is behind homosexual attraction Mike Pence invoked a racist president and a scoundrel senator to defend Trump — did he even know it?
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When I eventually circled back to the Blackwater Gunsmith to collect my rifle, my Marston had also done a bunch of good deeds, apparently enough to accumulate the positive "honor" to be ranked a Peacemaker in the game (this status reflects how noble Marston has been in past social interactions; if you play as a scoundrel, you get different rewards).
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In an op-ed last week, "A Partisan Impeachment, A Profile in Courage," Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceUS officials, world leaders arrive in Israel for World Holocaust Forum Pence attends sermon where bishop says 'demonic spirit' is behind homosexual attraction Mike Pence invoked a racist president and a scoundrel senator to defend Trump — did he even know it?
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Shooting has begun on the untitled Han Solo Star Wars movie, and here's the proof: The first cast photo from the eagerly awaited film directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (The LEGO Movie) and starring Alden Ehrenreich (Hail, Caesar!) as the young scoundrel (that's Lord and Miller with their hands on the Millennium Falcon's controls in the front; Ehrenreich is in the leather jacket).
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Yes, there are midichlorians, but Lucas also turns the somewhat lumbering lightsaber duel of yore into a savage ballet, introduces a fearsome new kind of villain in iconic horned bastard Darth Maul, makes something apocalyptic of the score (one of John Williams's best of the entire franchise), and swaps out his scrappy cowboy and scoundrel protagonists for a scrum of galactic politicians and space samurai.
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"The fossil-fuel flunkeys in the Trump administration are always trying to maximise the fossil-fuel industry's advantage, while not stepping on any of the traps that will snap shut on them if they go into the wrong places with dishonest arguments and numbers," says Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democratic senator from Rhode Island and outspoken critic of the Trump administration's EPA, who at one point refers to Mr Pruitt as "that little scoundrel".
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Frank Bruni It's rich, as the English would say, that Donald Trump is trying to profit from Anthony Weiner's latest mortification, because Trump is to his persevering supporters what Weiner was to his long-suffering wife: a scoundrel undeserving of so many second chances; a head case incapable of the redemption that's supposedly just a few extra measures of discipline away; someone selling himself as a servant of the public although he's really a slave to his own raging ego and unquenchable needs.
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