No patriotic and self respecting Thai in his right mind does.
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But no self-respecting father was going to let that stand.
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Another word to all the self-respecting, procrastinating techies out there.
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Any self-respecting dotter of mine would know how to spell!
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What self-respecting artist doesn't refer to his romantic endeavors in music?
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No self-respecting bookshop would be without at least one shop cat.
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But why would any self-respecting propagandist in Beijing dwell on that?
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Like any self-respecting farmer, Zachary Lippman was grumbling about the weather.
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Children get up early, but so should any self-respecting business person.
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The TV is the focal point of any self-respecting living room.
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Every self-respecting churchgoer is hardwired to understand what Easter is really about.
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No self-respecting adult should be hosting a Shoes-Off party in 2016.
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Despite what Epicurious says, no self-respecting Australian has ever made 'fairy toast.
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Well, the Farrells, like any self-respecting isolated clan, have their own language.
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My recourse was the same as any self-respecting person on a deadline.
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O'Keefe is treated as a clown by self-respecting journalists for good reason.
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Then again, what self-respecting Rhode Islander gets pizza from a national chain?
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What any self-respecting dog mom would do in this situation: freak out.
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So no self-respecting nominee is going to answer that question ahead of time.
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No self-respecting business would send its employees abroad armed only with an EHIC.
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But like a pop car crash, no self-respecting Britney devotee could look away.
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It can therefore be carried anywhere, an essential quality for any self-respecting iPad.
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As any self-respecting seven-year-old knows, you can never have enough chocolate.
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Or a rat trap in Astoria that would put off a self-respecting rat.
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You're a self-respecting, independent woman with money to buy her own damn drinks!
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Experts say that it's not likely that any self-respecting network will hire him.
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After a few quick sniffs, he goes where any self-respecting dog would go.
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N.Y.C. Nature Any self-respecting yellow-billed cuckoo would like its prospects this year.
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What does any self-respecting millennial privileged enough to land an office gig do?
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Bordering on dishonesty, Trump's outspokenness on waterboarding should give any self-respecting conservative pause.
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It is the kind of automobile that no self respecting car thief would steal.
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"I don't believe any self-respecting minister would accept such conditions," Mr. Javid said.
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Because what self-respecting woman would enter a field where she doesn't feel respected?
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I held onto my iPhone 4s longer than any self-respecting tech writer should have.
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It's a concept that no self-respecting capitalist, venture or otherwise, would ever invest in.
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"What self-respecting adult would even comment on a child's appearance?" she asked the user.
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Louvre workers, like all self-respecting (and salaried) French citizens, are accustomed to striking occasionally.
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Besides which, like any self-respecting person born in the 1980s, I hate phone calls.
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Like any self-respecting conservative economist, Hassett is passionate about cutting the corporate income tax.
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There is a colonial tinge to such journalism that would make many self-respecting people recoil.
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Investors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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No self-respecting handset maker could even show their face if that was not the case.
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Seriously, though, how could any self-respecting thief stoop so low as to rob a museum?
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The KitchenAid Stand Mixer is a quality product and something any self-respecting chef should desire.
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You'll walk away with the core knowledge and skills every self-respecting cybersecurity expert should have.
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Like any self-respecting millennial, I was there to be able to say I was there.
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Any self-respecting journalist would sooner endorse incest than come out in favor of pack journalism.
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Because what self-respecting hunter wouldn't want to smack that thing right in its big, inflatable face?
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And then, like any self-respecting 24-year-old studiously avoiding their responsibilities, she promptly fell asleep.
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I know, no self-respecting school board is going to support an apparent double-dip on technology.
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So he did what any self-respecting Internet child does, and made himself the leader on Wikipedia.
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I've never met a self respecting deer hunter that needed an AR-15 to down a deer.
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As any self-respecting "Gossip Girl" or "Sex and the City" fan knows, Barneys is an institution.
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Oh, and like every self-respecting celeb retreat, this place has a pool and a guest house.
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In today's technology market, you can pick up Samsung products from pretty much every self-respecting retailer.
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Any self-respecting music fan should make their way to Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Because as any self-respecting science fiction fan knows all too well, space is a dangerous place.
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This brings up some good questions, though: what self-respecting audio snob even uses an iPhone anyways?
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"A self-respecting nation and a self-respecting people cannot allow most of its media to be in foreign hands, and this is a task our government will face if we remain in power in the next term," Jaroslaw Gowin, the minister of higher education, said in June.
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In the world of classic car auctions, there are a few events no self-respecting buyer can miss.
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I was making so much money that I—like any self-respecting pimp—bought myself a yellow Mustang.
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Millennials hate advertising and don't respect brands – so what is a self-respecting 21st century marketer to do?
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Spending your days in an ill-fitting Mets uniform that no self-respecting bat boy would ever wear.
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Connecticut's official nickname is the Constitution State, and these prices will test any self-respecting, parsimonious New Englander.
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Any self-respecting Nintendo Switch or Super Mario fan needs to be at the front of this queue.
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Any self-respecting romantic-comedy fan can pick their favorite makeover — they&aposre a staple of the genre.
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It created Go90, a video service for the youths that no self-respecting teen would be caught dead using.
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Still, dermatologists aren't exactly gushing over BP-friendly fabrics as a must-have for any self-respecting acne sufferer.
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I said no particular order, but this one is unquestionably at the top of every self-respecting teacher's agenda.
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Even in South Africa, no self-respecting luxury hostel is complete without a cafe slash coffee shop slash bar.
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But a truly self-respecting gamer makes sure to invest in a top-of-the-line gaming chair, too.
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But what self-respecting restaurant owner wants to live with the disgrace of a poor grade in full view?
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There's nothing like a firm, high quality no to come across as self-aware, strong and self respecting, e.g.
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That fact alone may be enough to motivate self-respecting New Yorkers to explore what might be done here.
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Talismans and amulets — objects believed to have magical powers — were once part of any self-respecting doctor's medicine bag.
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Works in Progress For several decades, few self-respecting New Yorkers would venture down to the South Street Seaport.
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They did what any self-respecting comedy group should do: They came up with the ultimate politician-patience challenge.
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No self-respecting pup gives themselves a name—a handler or an alpha has to give you a name.
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"A self-respecting nation and a self-respecting people cannot allow most of the media to be in foreign hands, and this is a task our government faces if we remain in power in the next term," Jaroslaw Gowin said in comments reported by state-run news agency PAP on Wednesday evening.
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No self-respecting news organization has any excuse to book him or ask for a quote from him ever again.
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Lessons include music theory essentials — because every self-respecting producer should have at least a fundamental grasp of these concepts.
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Look, Nintendo, you're kidding yourself if you think any self-respecting teen would have fun at a piñata pony party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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Every self-respecting British person has a kettle at home, and the fact that most Americans don't is totally befuddling.
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There was a time, not so long ago, when no self-respecting feminist would be caught dead in a sorority.
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Since then Savate has taken baby steps toward eventual Olympic recognition, the Holy Grail for all self-respecting combat arts.
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He can't imagine why any self-respecting person would want to go from one to two or two to three.
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What self-respecting Western government would make an uproar over — much less oppose — another campaign in the war on terrorism?
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A source close to Mr Javid said that "no self-respecting minister" could have accepted the conditions set out by Johnson.
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The new products fit under Blink's new "Seecurity" brand that's way too cutesy for any self-respecting burglar to mess with.
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One fix would be for Apple to develop another indispensable product that no self-respecting affluent Chinese consumer could do without.
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Ask any self-respecting millennial and they'll argue to the death that the '90s were the best decade of ALL TIME.
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Respect, admiration & gratitude for the example they set, strong self respecting women, humor at the top of their intelligence, simply brilliant.
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The bar sounds so gimmicky on paper, I figured there was no way any self-respecting drinker could like the place.
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As you'd expect from any self-respecting baby wipe, they are free of parabens, alcohol, dyes, chlorine, and other questionable ingredients.
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What self-respecting actress really wants to exhort the women in the audience to "place your hands below your husband's foot"?
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" Alexandra Zaraf, 27, one of many young protesters in Bucharest, asked, "What self-respecting government issues emergency ordinances at 9 p.m.
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Any stronger, self-respecting senior cabinet official, let alone the secretary of State, would call the bluff or resign, they argue.
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"Creating value should be the main preoccupation of any self-respecting board, if only as a matter of fiduciary duty," he added.
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" When asked why she was fond of cats, Le Guin said, "Because they are beautiful and funny and self-respecting and mysterious.
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Or does true self-fulfillment lie in subordinating the self, respecting the feelings of others, and accepting the rules of civilized conduct?
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This noise comes in the form of headlines and t-shirts, and the general marketing buzz that any self-respecting startup desires.
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Respect, admiration & gratitude for the example they set, strong self-respecting women, humor at the top of their intelligence, simply brilliant. #timeless.
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"This being New York City, 15 percent may indeed be a threshold beneath which no self-respecting diner would dip," he added.
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So the dad did what any self-respecting sports parent would do: get the kid's head—and body—back in the game.
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All we need to know is this: Some percentage of Trump's voters are people whose support no self-respecting Democrat would want.
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No self-respecting Wisconsin retailer would expect to pay so little, nor would they buy cheese to sell without knowing its source.
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Will I build my own organization that tries to "change the world," like any self-respecting (or self-aggrandizing) Silicon Valley startup?
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Any self-respecting paranoiac long ago taped over the webcam on their laptop—and for good measure, the cameras on their smartphone too.
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The same logic has been behind its original content push, as well as that of Hulu, Netflix, and every other self-respecting service.
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After the Alabama debacle, and now this, any self-respecting Republican should question whether Steve Bannon has any role in building our party.
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So, we did what any self-respecting beauty editors would do: dropped trou and put the latest and greatest treatments to the test.
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At best, killing whales for science makes Japan's research institutions seem medieval: this simply isn't something self-respecting, 21st century marine biologists do.
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In this staunchly Catholic nation, it&aposs also an obligatory touchstone for self-respecting politicians and celebrities who pose for photos with devotees.
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As a self-respecting millennial, you'll know that '215s nostalgia is the very foundation of our overworked, underpaid, selfie-taking, avocado-eating being.
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Like any self-respecting Brooklynite, he defeated the buzzer lock by politely holding the door open for someone who was exiting the building.
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Before knowledge overshadowed faith, talismans and amulets — objects believed to have magical powers — had their place in any self-respecting doctor's medicine bag.
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"No self-respecting White House reporter has ever been a president's prom date, and the dinner isn't a date at all," Garrett wrote.
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And when male sexuality goes undisciplined, bereft of the deep emotional bonds once demanded by self-respecting women, sex is sought for pleasure alone.
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A dramatic cut to the program would inflict real pain on any self-respecting millennial who has been a regular contributor to Social Security.
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I also hated working from home every day — something I realize makes me an anomaly among, well, nearly every self-respecting twenty- or thirtysomething.
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Any self-respecting Keeping Up With The Kardashians fan will remember the now-infamous episode when Kourtney Kardashian slapped Jonathan Cheban across the face.
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Dewan has been living her best life in bachelorette bliss, stocking up on gems and crystals, like any self-respecting single lady in 2018.
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Like any self-respecting founder fresh off an exit still contemplating next steps, Bhageria is piecing together his own venture fund to keep active.
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No self-respecting teenage girl would normally allow her dad to read to her, but out in the wilderness, it's a bond we share.
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Just as no physicist would claim that 'water runs uphill,' no self-respecting economist would claim that increases in the minimum wage increase employment.
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Pops did the right thing, because no self-respecting parent would want their child associating with the singer of a tepid reggae-fusion band.
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And any self-respecting New Yorker with a love for canines and art would know instantly, as she did, that it was William Wegman.
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Opinion: Snap investors abandon all pretense at self-regardInvestors have effectively just done what no self-respecting person ever should: wear sweatpants in public.
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It must be proof time travel is not possible: What self-respecting time traveler could resist the chance to drink champagne with the famed physicist?
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There's opportunity for international media coverage and, of course, no self-respecting tech conference would be complete without swag and off-the-hook after parties.
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Of course, the trio of options is all red, because no self-respecting zombie fan would even consider drinking anything that isn't reminiscent of blood.
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Original Tommy's Hamburgers290014 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 24(23216)290255-9000 No self-respecting selection of LA restaurants would be complete without Original Tommy's.
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People leaders and hiring managers should expect that any self-respecting candidate has done his homework and knows the approximate salary range for the job.
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What kind of self-respecting junkie takes showers, gets a job, pays for utilities and saves up money to buy gene therapy and consumer electronics?
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No self-respecting person would willingly choose to eat a sandwich that reminds them of their grandparents each and every time they take a bite.
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As a self-respecting New Yorker who already spent plenty of time in the area, I reluctantly trekked there, thankful for the unseasonably warm weather.
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To that end: In the '60s and '70s, J. R. R. Tolkien's 1937 classic, "The Hobbit," was part of every self-respecting freak's portable library.
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"Every self-respecting trendy cafe had one," Fiell says of that period, which helped cement the chair's current status as an iconic piece of design history.
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It's entirely possible that none of the stuff that was in there taking up space was a bona fide artifact for any self-respecting murder museum.
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Summer by summer I learned to discern a good cannolo from a great one (because no self-respecting Sicilian pastry shop sells anything less than good).
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Guts are splattered around in the kind of Darwinian spectacle that any self-respecting media baron should appreciate as he plots plans for future world domination.
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What self-respecting tourist in Thailand would go into an unhip American fast food chain for any reason other than a stealth trip to the bathroom?
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After humiliating himself this thoroughly, a self-respecting president would allow Canada to annex the United States and enter self-imposed exile at Mar-a-Lago.
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So why do we reserve our collective horror for Madonna when she's not done anything different that someone we'd call a "self respecting" male pop star?
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Of course, like any self-respecting new car, drivers can plug in their smartphones and run Apple CarPlay or Android Auto on the screen as well.
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So it's become difficult to live as a Muslim, as a self-respecting Muslim, in the Indian democracy ever since Narendra Modi has come to power.
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That is to understate his achievements: Buckland ate much that no self-respecting zoo would consider for its cages, earwigs ("horribly bitter") being a particular low point.
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Like most self-respecting avant-gardists, the Surrealists fomented their revolution in cafés and bars, yet, oddly enough, had little to say on the subject of gastronomy.
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But instead of playing the game nonstop like any self-respecting Pokémon Go player would, he says he cheated his way to level 153 using a bot.
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His spokesperson, Peter Tiu Lavinia, said on Monday in a Facebook post: How can a self-respecting country react to such trivial matter and calling for investigation?
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" He then added the last thing any self-respecting killer clown would say: "We are doing this for fun and we are very cautious of our actions.
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It was one of the most celebrated historical works of the 1990s, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and required reading for any self-respecting history graduate student.
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No self-respecting nation would design the provision of an expensive, essential service as we have, wherein an unregulated private sector accounts for half of the system.
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It may be nerve-wracking at first, but setting self-respecting boundaries will help you achieve a more balanced work and personal life over the long run.
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Every self-respecting urban center has its museum of modern art, and climate-change-denying business leaders will spend lavishly to get their name on its walls.
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Back in the 1920s, there were milliners on nearly every street corner in Paris, and no self-respecting man or woman left the house without a hat.
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Ammar is clearly that minute exception to the rule in this case, so he celebrates accordingly with a strong dab as any self-respecting 10-year-old would.
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No matter how gray the sky is outside, few self-respecting fashion people would ever leave the house without a proper pair of sunnies to accompany their outfit.
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Elsewhere, scientists have planted a pistachio orchard where no self-respecting pistachio farmer would ever put a tree: in the middle of the Southern California desert near Coachella.
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And his conservative critics often argue that his efforts at outreach aren't sincere, and that his reasonable-seeming proposals aren't things that any self-respecting Republican could accept.
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To prepare for such a role in "Ovo," in which most of the characters are bugs, Brearley did what any self-respecting actor would do: He consulted YouTube.
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As we're sure any self-respecting Norseman is aware, there's simply no better way to immortalize something than to set it aflame, in the most spectacular of ways.
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Of course no self-respecting journalist should publish salacious details, even if they're true, if they're of no consequence to anybody besides the person to which they belong.
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This time, it was the Senate that became bogged down in fighting while the House seemed more grown up — something no self-respecting senator ever wants to contemplate.
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While any self-respecting futurist foretells a world of electric driving, the engineers dedicated to making the internal combustion engine ever more efficient aren't throwing in the oily towel.
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Propelled by a combination of national pride and economic pragmatism, the idea spread swiftly that this was a global competition in which all self-respecting countries should take part.
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Our heroes return the cart to the front of the store, as any self-respecting shopper would, leaving a sea of foam darts and vanquished enemies in their wake.
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After all, what self-respecting person is immune to the allure of a product beloved for its ability to hydrate, prime for makeup, and impart a luminous, realistic glow?
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JC: I like the collected works of Carly Rae Jepsen as much as any other self-respecting music critic, but it was a rough musical night for Canada's sweetheart.
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Standing by your manager is now considered best practice, proof of the all-important long-term vision, the overarching philosophy, that no self-respecting club executive would operate without.
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Player You Should Know Any self-respecting women's soccer fan should be familiar with Sam Kerr, the 03-year-old striker who made her senior team debut at 15.
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Female hobbies, careers, possessions and behaviors are generally dismissed as frivolous, trivial, niche or low status — certainly nothing to which any self-respecting boy or man might ever aspire.
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And now Didier Guillaume, the country's minister of agriculture, is arguing that wine is different than other booze, and not what any self-respecting binge-drinker would be downing.
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After Lea Michele and Zandy Reich tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at Napa's Carneros resort on March 9, they did what any self-respecting newlyweds would do: party!
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So, as a self-respecting adult, what do you do when you want to add just a little something to a mundane look that could benefit from some added decor?
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Eager to find answers, I did what any self-respecting analyst would do: I opened my ears to the Music of the Spheres, and took a walk around my neighborhood.
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And while I was mourning and wondering if it was actually over, time to move on, kaput, I did what any self-respecting, nearly 30-year-old woman would do.
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And so 100 self-employed, self-supporting, self-respecting farm families are being severely damaged or destroyed in order to increase the wealth of a family already far too rich.
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" Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis also spoke at the protest, with Varoufakis describing WikiLeaks as "what every self-respecting news outlet ought to be.
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Not the fact that any self-respecting physicist will tell you that there's no such thing as "quantum access capability" and that time travel to the past is pretty much impossible?
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In a sense this qualifies as a form of fatwashing, albeit a gross misuse of the technique that should cause any self respecting bartender to break out in a cold sweat.
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I think that no self-respecting exploitative future corporation would resort to crude violence so easily, when it could use a far cheaper combination of shame, emotional blackmail, and economic coercion.
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Any self respecting nacho eater and assembler knows that cold toppings are added in a second layer after the cheese has melted, the chips have bronzed, and the meat, beans, etc.
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No self-respecting antitrust economist would call such a market anything but competitive, especially since eyeballs could wander, and profits erode, when the next shiny new thing appears, like voice assistants.
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Any self-respecting Irish politician acquires a range of colourful nicknames, and those attaching to Leo Varadkar, whom parliament will, barring disasters, elevate to prime minister on June 13th, are nothing unusual.
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As sweet Venus meets your planetary ruler, stern Saturn, early Monday morning, you find the inner strength to practice self-respecting boundaries that help you out during a psychically draining full moon.
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So he does what any self-respecting research director would do: He hires interns, two of whom have found a slew of bugs in software platforms that offices rely on every day.
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The drawing shows the sigil of a House Stark, the head of the direwolf, above a phrase that will cause any self-respecting Thrones fan to shiver in anticipation: "Winter is Coming".
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Any self-respecting capitalist would agree that state governments shouldn't be interfering in the marketplace by favoring utility companies and driving up energy costs by stifling the incentive for alternative energy production.
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Columbus was extremely self-respecting about money, the way only people in an economically ravaged place can be; he hated discussing it, and I wondered if my negotiations had put him off.
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No doubt that if you were to track a geographic use of the word, New England would be red-hot and everywhere else in the self-respecting world would be frigid blue.
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Whatever Moscow was doing to try to disrupt the American election was, in Moscow's view, a tit-for-tat — the usual thing a self-respecting world power would do to foreign conspirators.
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But rather than sit on the sidelines and watch these companies dawdle, Carey, 30, did what any self-respecting Silicon Valley entrepreneur would do when confronted with a problem of such magnitude.
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When the 9-year-old Brady ran to the end zone and snatched his dad's lobbed pass out of the air, he did what any self-respecting NFL player would do: he celebrated.
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The god of thunder may have nothing to do with the song's placement in the film, but he did get called out specifically, and no self-respecting superhero would turn down a challenge.
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And of course, as must be the case for any self-respecting keyboard app, there's an icon to shortcut to your emoji — and emoji suggestions built into the keyboard's next word prediction tech.
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Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott and the rest of the brood arrived on Italian soil, but before they traded land for sea, they did what every self-respecting tourist does in Italia ... they shopped.
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"I don't think any self-respecting place does that," said John Shields, the executive chef and, with his wife, proprietor of Smyth and The Loyalist, a pair of restaurants they opened this summer.
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And every self-respecting Republican needs to stand up and say 'enough, you cannot side with Roy Moore on this,'" Steele said, saying that the nine women who have accused Moore are "credible.
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One of the primary reactions to this new framing of the political debate has been exactly what you'd expect: Many sane, self-respecting people no longer want anything to do with either side.
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No self-respecting constitutional scholar doubts that one of the hugely important matters for our Founding Fathers was to maintain this border, as many of our forebears had fled Europe because of religious oppression.
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On a recent outing to a Bear Grillz performance, I did what any self-respecting phone geek would do and I tested out the Pixel 3 XL's Night Sight in a truly challenging environment.
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The modern military shooter, which began in earnest with 1999's Medal of Honor, casts you as a tool of global U.S. dominance—a cause no self-respecting senator could possibly take issue with.
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No self-respecting gangster would walk away without some concrete gain, or would enter the discussions with the witless naïveté and lack of preparation displayed by President Trump at last month's Singapore summit meeting.
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No self-respecting salaryman of the mid-2000s was without a BlackBerry, and the basic idea can trace its ancestry back at least as far as the hand-held personal digital assistants of the 1990s.
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Any self-respecting Star Wars fan remembers the very first scene of A New Hope, when Princess Leia hides a secret message with R2-D2 and E.T., and the two of them escape to Tatooine.
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To celebrate the icon's 36th birthday on Monday, as any self-respecting superfan does, Laverne Cox danced around to "Love on Top" in a hot tub, showing off her fit figure in a black bikini.
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Last time we'd heard the term used in the context of beauty, the product came in a tube — pocket-sized, squeezable, and tucked into the jeans waistband of every self-respecting middle-school makeup lover.
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Krups Savoy Adjustable Electric Kettle, available on Amazon, $69.79 Every self-respecting tea drinker in England and Europe has an electric kettle, and tea lovers on this side of the pond should have one, too.
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And at a time when most self-respecting foreign-policy mavens had concluded that Trump was toxic, Bolton opened his lips wide to the poison, signing on to become the president's third national security adviser.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Having lived too long in sunny, character-draining Southern California, I've become more cowardly than a self-respecting New Yorker ought to be regarding the challenges that East Coast winters bring.
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DUCs should be anathema to a self-respecting shaleman; they sink cash into the ground in the form of wells, but defer the all-important fracking that breaks open the shale rock and produces the oil.
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While the chain's Aussie-tizers and Foster's Beer Cheese Fondue are enough to send any self-respecting Australian into a conniption, Outback Steakhouse has taken it one step further with its upcoming "Big Australia" promotional menu.
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What self-respecting teen didn't sneak out of the house to bang in the neighbor's pool, casually jerk off while driving mom's car or spend hours browsing sexually confusing Dragon Tales porn on the family computer?
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But to the swelling legions of watch geeks worldwide who think of vintage timepieces as fine art, a so-called Paul Newman Daytona is the one watch that seemingly every self-respecting collector needs to own.
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Like any other self-respecting country music fan, I worship Hank's slim but incredibly influential discography, and was immediately curious about how British actor Tom Hiddleston planned to emulate Williams' reedy warble and molasses-thick Alabama drawl.
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But most of the time—like any self-respecting 22-year-old—I stayed in the nightclub into the wee hours and used my GO status to chat up girls and bring them back to my hut.
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When they wanted to stash the Ark of the Covenant away at the end of the first Indiana Jones film, the government did what any self-respecting bureaucratic institution would, filing it away in a giant warehouse.
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"Bing" as a name is meant to parody the striving, tech-obsessed upper middle classes who conflate consumer tastes with life philosophy, but no self-respecting upper-middle-class striver has any kind of reverence for Bing.
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What was previously ignored or attributed to lying, deranged or venial discontents and whiners is being regarded and treated as disgraceful and outrageous misconduct with which no self-respecting company or university can afford to be associated.
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Any self-respecting Bachelor fan knows they always pit the two contestants that despise each other the most against one another in order to produce a cringeworthy two-on-one date, and this season was no exception. 8.
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No self-respecting school organization should tolerate such manslaughter in the name of athletics, and the board will not fail to take notice of brutality in play and, if need be ... to prohibit the game in the schools.
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And the fact that they're called names for doing so, reveals a double standard: These strong-minded, self-respecting women who stand their ground when they'd otherwise be steamrolled over by vendors, in-laws, siblings, and crappy friends?
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He is obsessed with getting visual details right, and he was disappointed, after publication, when his friend told him that no self-respecting airman would have a tattoo with his branch's insignia, as Calvin has in the book.
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That young liberals and leftists are being encouraged to adopt this willful amnesia should give any self-respecting Democrat pause, not least because "Make America Great Again" derives its resonance from a similarly rosy, selective view of history.
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"I cannot fathom how any self-respecting member of the bar could affix his name to this letter," George Conway, a constitutional lawyer and the husband of Kellyanne Conway, a top aide to Mr. Trump, said on Twitter.
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They held a banner with a Susan B. Anthony quote in front of the National Women's Party headquarters in Washington, DC: "No self respecting woman should wish or work for the success of a party that ignores her sex."
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" On the same page: "I know for a fact that any self-respecting woman who walks past a construction site and doesn't get a whistle will turn around and walk past again and again until she does get one.
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The uninspired may finish off the cocktail by shoving a celery stalk in there, but any self-respecting Caesar lover knows that the garnish on this drink is just as—if not more—important than what you're sipping on.
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In other words, not only can no self-respecting Democrat come to the conclusion that mass immigration does not serve the best interests of the American people, but no decent human being could legitimately call for reductions in immigration.
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Because any self-respecting institutionalist who has devoted his life to the defense of the Constitution and separation of powers should be able to recognize how dangerous and disingenuous lawyer Alan Dershowitz's argument is on behalf of President Trump.
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So when I got curious about how people perceive Rotten Tomatoes and its effect on ticket sales, I did what any self-respecting film critic does: I informally polled my Twitter followers to see what they wanted to know.
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There's a suite of apps collected into what the company calls a toolbox (toolboxes are obviously essential for any self-respecting man) that includes a protractor, "pic hanging," a magnifier, and a compass for "exploring the fields," the company says.
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For the subsequent 30 minutes, my inner dialogue felt less dominated by the criticisms themselves — and more like a real conversation between my inner critic and the self-respecting part of me that wanted to get the benefits of mirror meditation.
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You can imagine it, nestled tastefully between a cactus and an iPad Mini, on the feed of any self-respecting social media heaux, and that is all that truly matters – I'd just appreciate a bigger, fluffier pom pom next time.
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Of course, as any self-respecting Braves fan would tell you, their old white-black-and-orange color scheme does not compare to the Columbia blue-and-white look that the Braves adopted for their final five seasons in Buffalo.
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There are guys with dreadlocks hula-hooping, "cuddle puddles" in mud, body-painted women dancing in drum circles, bearded old naked men who look like Gandalf the Rainbow, and plenty of other things that would make any self-respecting unenlightened office worker cringe.
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And it bespeaks a curious lack of ambition, as if the ultimate goal of any self-respecting tech startup is to become a division within LVMH or Total or Peugeot, rather than an Uber or Google or Tesla in their own right.
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Ms. Weigel turned to him and asked, "What should I want?" only to realize with horror how absurd it was that, every inch the self-respecting, educated writer and thinker, she still craved guidance from a man on this most individual of questions.
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Teigen retweeted the photo of the J-Biebs look-a-like repulsively decimating his burrito from its core, but instead of expressing shock, disgust, confusion, or outrage — all the feelings any self-respecting burrito-lover would associate with the image — she showed support.
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It was on a work-related trip to Denmark one winter in the late '80s that Cabot, at her husband's urging, borrowed a pair of traditional wooden-soled Danish clogs, "the kind any self-respecting farmer there owns," which have closed backs.
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"If you look at some of the more established shoe brands that are doing women's, it's more difficult for them to segue into men's, because no self-respecting straight guy is going to ..." He chose not to finish that impolitic thought and switched gears.
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Since then, Google has done what any self-respecting mega-corporation would do in a situation like this: Take a series of well-publicized half-measures to establish itself as "advertiser-friendly," win Wal-Mart back, and get the carping press off its case.
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For all self-respecting gay boys at the time, life had taken on new meaning when it was announced Ms. Streisand would star in a remake of the 303 remake, which to so many of us is Ms. Garland's zenith as an actress and singer.
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The fixations that any self-respecting series about young people in New York ought to have (sex, drugs, work) are deployed in the service of transforming the city from the Hobbesian place it can be into a moral training ground — for protagonist and viewer alike.
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Give us drama, give us characters, give us the live 40th anniversary episode of any self-respecting soap opera in a song: this band, who have had a penchant for creating a vivid scene since they were describing scraps in the back of taxis, can deliver it.
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" Over at Entertainment Weekly, Owen Gleiberman gave the film an "F" rating, calling it a "jejune fantasy of prison-camp homogenization," adding that "Any self-respecting lesbian should rear up in horror at a movie that tells her that THIS is how she's supposed to be.
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There's a pretty dank rolloff dunk at about 2:30, although it's the kind of move that would probably get blotted out by any self-respecting psychotic NBA defender, trained as they have been since birth to foul pretty much anyone they can at the rim.
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American history is full of stories of black people doing precisely what America says it wants of its citizens — being creative, enterprising and industrious, being self-respecting and self-sufficient — only to have white people destroy what they've built, impede their progress and erase their wealth.
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"A self-respecting view of a decision or request is preferable to a pity plea, because asking as though a 'yes' is a huge favor to me may make my manager feel magnanimous, but it also sounds like I don't expect it to happen," Ms. Weeks said.
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Any "self-respecting" global city would see value in the buildings, not least because they offer inexpensive rents for the creative class, said Karen Tan, a former investment banker who runs the Projector, an art-house cinema in Golden Mile Tower, which houses offices, shops and restaurants.
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No, of course you can't remember the name of the first capital of Egypt despite once writing it on a blank map — but what self-respecting proponent of self-care could possibly forget that Cleopatra supposedly bathed in donkey milk on the regular to maintain her smooth, clear complexion?
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Like every other self-respecting horror film aficionado I know, I could hardly have been more excited about the forthcoming remake of the 1977 giallo gem, Suspiria, a film that follows the haunting journey of a dancer who goes to a prestigious school and becomes accused of witchcraft.
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I hope that by the time he's a teenager, eager to explore risky behaviors and craving both freedom and agency, he'll think of people driving cars as outdated and unnatural, an activity his goofy old dad used to do, but which no self-respecting 21st century citizen would pursue.
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In reality, the racial groups used in the US — white, black, Hispanic, Asian — are such a poor proxy for underlying genetic ancestry that no self-respecting statistical geneticist would undertake a study based only on self-identified racial category as a proxy for genetic ancestry measured from DNA.
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Eyes have been rolling pretty much since it started — after all, no self-respecting athlete in any sport would play with Chanel-branded equipment; it's practically a badge of a lack of seriousness — but that hasn't stopped the brand from selling the items, so something must have been working.
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Before American Pharoah swept the Derby, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes last year to become the 12th Triple Crown champion ever, and the first in 37 years, Nyquist's name and accomplishments would have been on the tip of the tongue of every self-respecting horse player and horse lover.
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If the mainstream media keeps it up and continues to be caught distorting the truth, it will not only be the punchline of Trump's next "fake news" joke — it will become a joke entirely, an antiquated entity which no knowledgeable, self-respecting American will ever believe in future years to come.
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Most pop music appeals harmonically to humanity's consistent desire for familiarity by using the same four chords—a fact that literally any self-respecting Music Snob will repeat very loudly at a party whose playlist is deemed disappointing for its lack of Justin Vernon (spoiler alert: he uses them too).
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Instead, they unleashed a torrent of Trumpian ad lib (captured by Jenna Johnson for the Washington Post) — culminating in a bit of hyperbole that would embarrass most self-respecting used car salesmen: "You have 38 days to make every dream you ever dreamed for your country come true," Trump said.
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So when this home electronics tinkerer discovered that some neighborhood thieves were ripping off Amazon packages from his porch, he did what any self-respecting former NASA engineer would do: He built a glitter bomb made to look like a boxed-up Apple HomePod, and he built it to capture video of the entire thing.
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The footage sees him chatting with doctors and nurses (telling them, like any self-respecting documentarian, "Do your job, don't worry about me"), blasting out his own music, pouring his heart out to the Snapchat fam about his nerves, all while Nicole quietly goes about the business of, you know, pushing another human being out of her literal body.
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If a treaty with South Africa had promised that country $150 billion dollars and an end to sanctions in return for its promise not to engage in apartheid for a period of 86 months, after which South Africa would be free to re-instate apartheid, how many self-respecting senators would have signed on to such a treaty?
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But now, finally, Amazon's willingness to take wild swings on creator-driven shows has given birth to Undone, one of the best shows of the current streaming era—and it could never get made on network TV. Even the show's sell alone is enough to send any self-respecting NBC exec running for the safety of a police procedural.
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It has absorbed slight after slight: demands at the NAFTA talks that the US knows a self-respecting country cannot meet, such as eliminating the dispute settlement mechanism, creating a sunset clause and re-writing rules of origin; duties on Canadian jets (later reversed); threats of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports (pending the outcome of the NAFTA talks).
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Of the things my trainer taught me, most crucial was the notion that no self-respecting rider turns up for a horse show, a hunter pace, a point-to-point or even bothers to saddle up for a ride in the woods without first making certain the horse's mane is brushed, its coat curried and each hoof lifted and picked clean.
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Whether you were concerned with pulling off a bank heist to get your hands on some moola without the fuzz (an old-time nickname for the police) finding out, or whether you just wanted to take your moll (your girlfriend) out to impress her by dropping some big-time simoleons on her, no self-respecting gangster would refer to money simply as money.
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Any self-respecting Bachelor Nation fan knows the show's villains — and on Wednesday, three of the franchise's most notorious baddies got together to form what just might be the best reality villain trifecta yet: Chad Johnson (from JoJo Fletcher's Bachelorette season), Olivia Caridi (of Ben Higgins' Bachelor fame) and last but not least, Corinne Olympios, who is vying for Nick Viall's rose on the current season.
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I received the following terse response approximately six weeks after my request: Now, any self-respecting Catpappy wouldn't take this sort of abuse lying down, so I wrote the CA DMV in hopes I could talk some sense into a government finding cause for obscenity where there clearly was none: By laying my intentions bare, the state of California surely could no longer reject my plea.
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I hit "properties" on a folder dubbed "Matrix Revolutions" (because no self respecting sad nerd would want to click on that folder and watch the disappointing third Matrix film again) and my computer searched and searched and searched and searched for the best part of five minutes as I realised that going to a boys' school that never taught me sex education left me dangerously warped.
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Thus, his spring collection, staged at the Eagle — a venerable gay leather bar in Chelsea, whose first outpost opened in 1970 — took and twisted elements of lowrider style (crisp oversize shirts; shoulders dropped and ornamented with ruching; skirt-wide khakis cinched tight with karate belting; tracksuits with satin inlays; spotless Florsheims) and fused them to the big black biker jackets, grommet belts and peaked leather caps no self-respecting leather daddy would be without.
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