There's shenanigans upon shenanigans––My friends brought the hamster wheel and a giant spider that walks above the crowd.
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Most of Ana's time in the office is spent canceling appointments because of Christian-related shenanigans, cutting meetings short because of Christian-related shenanigans, and managing Christian's ego when he doesn't think she devotes enough time to Christian-related shenanigans.
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Nope — our girl Kourtney doesn't go for those shenanigans.
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Cersei, I'm happy to report, is unmoved by these shenanigans.
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With the shenanigans of this year, we've all earned it.
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Bob got more into just the excess and the shenanigans.
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Offred and the gang are back with more Gilead shenanigans!
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Click the link in our bio for more #Oscars shenanigans.
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"I'm almost ready to call shenanigans on it," Quinn said.
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This year, per usual, brands got involved in the shenanigans.
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But there had been no hostilities or overtly partisan shenanigans.
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Because, really: Who can with his shenanigans at this point?!?
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Saturday's event was a far cry from Harrington's Friday shenanigans.
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And Twitter, as usual, said "hell no" to her shenanigans.
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But there are things that go beyond innocent teenage shenanigans.
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Shenanigans over the registration of parties have affected both sides.
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But these shenanigans won't work in the next two weeks.
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Britain's ramshackle constitution allows plenty of scope for such shenanigans.
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On the downside, it introduces lots of opportunities for shenanigans.
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Presidents and shenanigans go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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So none of this shenanigans: But this is probably ok.
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Clinton was fed up with Trump's Twitter shenanigans months ago.
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Biden's super PAC shenanigans aren't that extraordinary by recent standards.
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In Trevor's case, he's even back to his old shenanigans.
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In between, though, we get classic On My Block shenanigans.
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The prevailing shenanigans foster cynicism, which is already deep enough.
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"Everybody who knows Donald knows his shenanigans," Ms. Kluge said.
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All the shenanigans it got to pull along the way.
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The Democratic Governors Association denies engaging in any such shenanigans.
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China's trade shenanigans date back decades, spanning multiple presidential administrations.
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Once it might have meant tawdry scandal or legal shenanigans.
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The band would have to take its shenanigans somewhere else.
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He swapped teenage shenanigans for playing Legos and building forts.
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"These are the shenanigans that go on," said the second banker.
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And thank you, Juan, for putting up with all my shenanigans.
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What about the shenanigans of the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee?
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The FCC called shenanigans on that idea and Verizon quickly retreated.
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So, the family of five gets into lots of shenanigans together.
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I smell bullshit and call shenanigans...These people are not us.
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The other races don't have as many shenanigans as Birdsville though.
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Obviously, such shenanigans can only sustain the company for so long.
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To see the spirited shenanigans ensue, watch the full video above.
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We're both hungry, and need a good meal before tonight's shenanigans.
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Profits, not Washington shenanigans, should be the mother's milk of stocks.
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So happy this little skunk can continue on with his shenanigans!
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"Washington's shenanigans do create some pretty terrific buying opportunities," Cramer contended.
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You are not going to beat Bernie Sanders with establishment shenanigans.
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Reagan's deficit shenanigans became the playbook for generations of conservative policymakers.
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The possibility came close to fruition, but for alleged voting shenanigans.
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When Kanye goes through all these shenanigans, he's mirroring the times.
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You know how in the movie the restaurant is called "Shenanigans"?
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More food shenanigans happened when Britons moved back home from India.
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What kind of election-related tech shenanigans have you seen recently?
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There has been other, shall we say, shenanigans on the continent.
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"I'm calling statistical shenanigans on this," she told me, flat out.
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There is gay and straight sex, piss and shit, and shenanigans.
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After the usual shenanigans, I think they are asleep by 8.
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And let's not forget the botched trade deadline shenanigans with Davis.
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These creative obstacles present plenty of opportunity for "SNL" style shenanigans.
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And the protesters outside were just the start of the shenanigans.
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Wendy Rated PG-13 for unsupervised shenanigans and a severed hand.
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The men continue their shenanigans here, with no hope of escape.
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And don't worry, we'll keep reporting back on Little Earth's shenanigans.
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She is still second-guessing her decision to calmly ignore his shenanigans.
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We've also seen similar shenanigans from Samsung and Nokia in the past.
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But you can take respite in some of the game's other shenanigans.
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Roughly 7% of them have been used for shenanigans of some sort.
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For their efforts, the three Hawks in on the shenanigans got $1,000.
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This Is Some Straight Up Shenanigans,Subterfuge, Skullduggery And BS. Ya-Dig?
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But whatever drunken shenanigans you're getting up to, they won't last long.
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They put up with some seriously ridiculous tourists and their drunken shenanigans.
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The government-commissioned report is scathing about the financial shenanigans in Northamptonshire.
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But slo-mo shenanigans are still mostly a hobby for the pair.
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So you gotta wonder what all the sales shenanigans are really about.
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Think of it as Tesla's Ludicrous Mode, but for off-road shenanigans.
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Farhad: But anyway, speaking of shenanigans, let's talk about car-sharing companies.
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With that in mind, Democrats seem to be bracing for political shenanigans.
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But the future for Bolivia's economy is uncertain – even without political shenanigans.
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I'll regale you further about the higher-ups and their perverted shenanigans.
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Tezos was struck by internal financial shenanigans and an embarrassing public spat.
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Sanders has never been associated with such alleged shenanigans, he's made a
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Well there's another way to get your fix of Seth's adorkable shenanigans.
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And then, finally—after mad shenanigans—King made it back to football.
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Fantasies of swift impeachment or Electoral College shenanigans are just that, fantasies.
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Shenanigans are just what we need on a Thursday, Mr. Eaton-Salners.
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Many New Yorkers are all too familiar with St. Patrick's Day shenanigans.
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But a framework to monitor and address manipulation could deter future shenanigans.
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They'll certainly get into some shenanigans on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday.
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Why would we want to continue that kind of, you know, shenanigans?
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"These shenanigans by Cohen and Trump are going nowhere," Avenatti told CNN.
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The Dewey Decimal system is a gateway to all sorts of shenanigans.
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Branson spoke about start-ups, sustainability and some of his signature shenanigans.
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They weren't bringing the world to economic ruin through dangerous financial shenanigans.
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Which is itself a tremendous problem — far bigger than Cruz's accounting shenanigans.
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Perry, of course, documented their shenanigans through Instagram Stories, according to Just Jared.
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The shenanigans will continue until Sunday, so be certain you get your fix.
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First, static analysis, poring over the code to look for any embedded shenanigans.
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People also tout its ease, devoid of the clunky shenanigans of PGP encryption.
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Businesses keen to understand such shenanigans can be roughly divided into two categories.
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"That was the height of the shenanigans, having a great time," he says.
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Listen, if this guy is guilty of financial shenanigans, he should be charged.
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The 1080p screen is a touchscreen, but there are no convertible hinge shenanigans.
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The shenanigans in an American courtroom risk becoming an embarrassment for Mr Erdogan.
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Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian shenanigans may determine who has the last chuckle.
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And the newest President Underwood is not here to deal with sexist shenanigans.
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Yancey, who is incredibly active on social media, likes to document his shenanigans.
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Shenanigans aside, the guiding logic on the GOP leadership side here is simple.
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He's no shrinking violet, mind you, and certainly no stranger to staff shenanigans.
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And the shenanigans around the formation of the new government seem painfully familiar.
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But Messrs Litan and Hathaway are not concerned with the current administration's shenanigans.
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It's high time that the scientific community come clean about longstanding climate shenanigans.
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Ditch Facebook Trackers Q: I&aposm so very tired of Facebook&aposs shenanigans.
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Lover: You can get your Capricorn crush to agree to some morning shenanigans.
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All the political shenanigans might be old hat to connoisseurs of Washington dysfunction.
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Recalling the players' shenanigans decades later makes him break into a full laugh.
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Done. What if the shenanigans of Tyrion and Bronn were actually a sitcom?
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Mr. Mattis, during his speech on Friday, took aim at the budget shenanigans.
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The party quickly realized its mistake and finally put the shenanigans on paws.
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" She turns around, almost seeming to have expected his shenanigans but startled nonetheless. "Jayden!
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"It remains possible that shenanigans drove up the price of physical zinc," Forrest wrote.
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Furry Boi's victory may seem unlikely, some college-kid shenanigans that went too far.
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Your friends, your family and your coworkers are tired of your Pokémon shenanigans. 1.
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Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe are ready to jump-start their Nice Guys shenanigans.
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Davis rolls up to the pre-festival shenanigans, where he meets Micah's girlfriend Keke.
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The teens of Riverdale have certainly gotten into some dark shenanigans as of late.
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Games only last two minutes, but that's enough time for all sorts of shenanigans.
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If she wins, investigations will swirl around the Clinton Foundation's pay-for-play shenanigans.
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So it was those kinds of shenanigans going on, but that was back then.
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In overseeing the Flynn case, Sullivan has already made clear he won't tolerate shenanigans.
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"There were shenanigans involved in the taking of the cat," Sanchez told the outlet.
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Alas, the kerfuffle over Russia's shenanigans in the 2016 U.S. election took center stage.
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Anyone watching the current Republican Party shenanigans around a possible contested convention, take note.
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Steph Curry scheduled all kinds of shenanigans for his 30th birthday party Monday night.
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Will they have a sleepover replete with silk Versus pajamas and co-ed shenanigans?
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And leave it to his Fuller House castmates to join him for the shenanigans!
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That is because there is decades of communications shenanigans to back up those concerns.
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The flying shenanigans, which happen continually throughout the music video, only get more dramatic.
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In the cryptocurrency world, there's always room for unseen shenanigans hiding around the corner.
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The country's financial statements are in disarray due to a number of reporting shenanigans.
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Looking forward to our next shenanigans.. keep yer eyes peeled, its only the start!
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Are you excited to see what sort of shenanigans Ryan gets into this season?
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"@mtv movie and tv awards backstage shenanigans with @zacefron," she captioned the above shot.
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Do I find the gamesmanship kind of lame after the Glenn shenanigans last fall?
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Hudson posted a video of her weekend shenanigans with the Trainwreck star to Instagram.
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But in between audits, agents will test the facility's defences with such unannounced shenanigans.
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So every year, Congress goes through increasingly absurd shenanigans to find "temporary" transportation money.
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Other changes make life much easier for the largest players and encourage regulatory shenanigans.
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They walk alongside him in the hall to ward off shenanigans from other inmates.
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That's a fine message for some audiences but a terrible message for convention shenanigans.
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"End the shenanigans," Dr. Gottlieb said at a Federal Trade Commission meeting in November.
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Despite his medical shenanigans, Dr. Oz has an actual medical degree to his name.
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Below the movie's screwball shenanigans is a core of romanticism signaled in its soundtrack.
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The "shameful shenanigans" of "sanctimonious hypocrites" shall find no quarter in Pishevar's righteous world.
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"Red Oaks" returns for more mid-1980s shenanigans at a New Jersey country club.
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"The Freedom Caucus's shenanigans may delay tax reform until 2018," Rove wrote last week.
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So did some sort of metaphysical shenanigans that day send her around the bend?
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Present tense, all the criminal shenanigans that go on in that couple of weeks.
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Again, that mismatch — or "shenanigans," as Munson called it — doesn't happen with human speech.
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More to do nearby: Bushwick's House of Yes is a standby for neighborhood shenanigans.
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"I think that was just a nod to the political shenanigans going on," Canally continued.
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That&aposs not shenanigans at all, that&aposs real discussion to know what going on.
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Most onlookers already had a sense of the shenanigans from the publicity it has received.
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"You use the power to enforce the law and arrest people for shenanigans," he said.
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The GOP's shenanigans get the headlines, but what about the other side of the aisle?
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And that was before the ill-advised, illegal shenanigans of Iran-Contra came to light.
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ASMAN: Well, Dan, first of all, this is more than just shenanigans, by the way.
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Clearly, better safeguards need to be put into place to prevent these sorts of shenanigans.
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One big takeaway: Despite his Twitter shenanigans, CEO Elon Musk is still definitely in charge.
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Jimmy Kimmel, 48, will be hosting the awards, so prepare yourself emotionally for his shenanigans.
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General Kelly took an instantly assertive tack, and some of the overt shenanigans stopped overnight.
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Amid the congressional shenanigans over the Russia matter, Comey's was easily the most authoritative voice.
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You can expect the acronym "BMO" to permeate the text threads for your summer shenanigans.
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"@mtv movie and tv awards backstage shenanigans with @zacefron #SummerandBrody #Baywatch," Daddario captioned the photo.
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Here's hoping that, in addition to representing single moms, these two continue with the shenanigans.
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Where disgust with the shenanigans of political leaders is strongest, support for democracy has dropped.
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Nearly impossible to do live TV. I suppose the WH loves those kinds of shenanigans.
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Meanwhile, despite Pelosi's and Trump's shenanigans, furloughed workers are no closer to collecting a paycheck.
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I still keep a pair of them on hand for mid-winter shenanigans near home.
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He has even called on supporters to go to voting locations and watch for shenanigans.
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And it's not likely that the IRS would look kindly on these sorts of shenanigans.
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Shenanigans are afoot in the town of Hawkins, Indiana, and they look pretty darn entertaining.
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He's been accused of similar shenanigans before, by former Sports Illustrated managing editor Mark Mulvoy.
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There's that unnamed idiot who stands to lose the most from Chuck and Charles's shenanigans.
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Through some rule-bending shenanigans, she represented Switzerland in 1988, and won with her song.
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Cat behaviorists agree Sherlock's shenanigans are common cat behaviors, but they disagree about the motivation.
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I'm sure there's as much shenanigans that happens with colleges and jocks and business schools.
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The hit NBC series "West Wing" even created a fictional character based on Klayman's shenanigans.
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Some might resign; these are not men known for their willingness to tolerate such shenanigans.
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Comic-book shenanigans later erased that knowledge from the general population of the DC universe.
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"Supposedly Kennedy was fed up with the shenanigans that the CIA was pulling," Perry said.
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This hasty and ill-considered legislation generates many new opportunities for tax gimmicks and shenanigans.
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These two ladies are definitely prone to shenanigans and Reggie isn't particularly interested in that.
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First, we'd eliminate the shenanigans and obnoxious posturing that accompany every disaster-related budgetary debate.
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A try-anything atmosphere prevailed, with a hint of late-night collegiate shenanigans sneaking in.
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It's shenanigans like this that makes us feel uneasy about the state of the world.
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These are the kind of shenanigans in which children 224 and younger can safely participate.
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"The shenanigans that have gone on the government's side are outrageous, unjustified and inexcusable," he said.
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The shenanigans progressed when Redfield's headless body tousled Redfield's hair and picked his nose on camera.
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But alas, my favorite show will live another day and the Gallagher shenanigans will go on.
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Amid the shenanigans there was only limited debate about the content of Mr Johnson's new deal.
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Bigger drivers will like the seat bolstering, though smaller ones might rattle around during hard shenanigans.
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For voters unhappy with such shenanigans, the only recourse is to support a different political party.
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Tech companies and brands are often the biggest and most elaborate participants in April Fools shenanigans.
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Because of Ethan and Sam's shenanigans in season 1, it was easy to overlook Lisa's pettiness.
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Just when you thought this year's presidential election cycle shenanigans couldn't get an weirder, think again.
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He'll also likely have a hand in some of the fun shenanigans planned for the reception.
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I won't bore you with the story—it's super basic Bad Guy, Good Guy fantasy shenanigans.
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There's far more in the way of goofy shenanigans in this schedule than CBS usually has.
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I will turn a blind eye to your shenanigans and you will give me a cut.
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"Again verbal shenanigans from the Bavarian CSU," tweeted one of the SPD's deputy leaders, Ralf Stegner.
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These moments produce the fun kind of chaos that Nintendo's co-op shenanigans are known for.
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So the shenanigans at the government-owned Public Investment Corporation (PIC), have set off alarm bells.
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Compared with some of the corporate shenanigans we've seen lately, these disclosure failings look relatively minor.
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These individuals in faraway states have no input whatsoever on the shenanigans plaguing the West Coast.
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Luckily, society is inching closer to his dream: Welcome to two adorable hours of kitten shenanigans.
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The shenanigans have delighted locals and online followers alike, and Sensory Lab certainly aren't complaining either.
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More that to retreat to my room might be to invite further shenanigans at my expense.
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For weeks, Gunnlaugsson had been fending off reporters asking questions about his recently uncovered offshore shenanigans.
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"Poc, Presentation of Monitor OSD Exploitation, and shenanigans of high quality" Hahaha it's the MONITOR EXPLOIT!!!!!
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What started as a protest against electoral shenanigans turned into a broader movement for human rights.
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Sherlock has always been about showcasing Moffat and Gattis's love for bizarre plots and zany shenanigans.
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Despite the Burning Man-like shenanigans, this was no wealthy bohemian boondoggle or corporate branding bonanza.
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This played out on the world stage this week, with Trump's shenanigans in and around Mexico.
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After all, the students at Las Encinas are getting up to some very adult shenanigans. Clubbing?
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Would the public be better served if we all just ignored Goop and Paltrow's health shenanigans?
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Go follow her and I'll be sure to post all of her other shenanigans👇🏽 pic.twitter.
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TikTok can be used for all sorts of things, from lip-syncing shenanigans to absurdist comedy.
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Their shenanigans were hatched partly by Coben's 25-year-old daughter, Charlotte, who wrote Episode 5.
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The Washington Post's David Fahrenthold shares a series of increasingly unbelievable stories about the organization's shenanigans.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — I approach the Thursday puzzle each week with a maximum expectation for shenanigans.
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Absolutely. But, much like everything from his soulful voice to his tabloid shenanigans, he was real.
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A few top journals began to sniff out shenanigans like p-hacking, massaging data for favorable outcomes.
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The fictional news anchor is back on CBS for her first season of sitcom shenanigans since 1998.
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No prizes for guessing that these foreshadowing shenanigans are part of the founding of the First Order.
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Donald Trump's week on Twitter has been a raging tire fire, even worse than his usual shenanigans.
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Here's hoping that 2017's biggest social media moments are exclusively related to water slide shenanigans. 7.
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The two seem to have hit it off, despite plenty of usual puppy shenanigans, like playful bites.
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Only the exchanges themselves have the wherewithal to track every trade and ensure there are no shenanigans.
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I was the one saying you're going to wreck the economy because of these shenanigans with mortgages.
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Two other regulators had already imposed fines and penalties soon after the shenanigans began emerging in 23.
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One of his latest meme-worthy shenanigans involved a battle with a peculiar opponent: a rain poncho.
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Adam Sandler just learned that the women of 2017 are not here for any touchy-feely shenanigans.
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This matters in a country with a history of electoral shenanigans, preceded and followed by deadly violence.
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And, it's not long before she gets on board with the John Tucker Must Die-style shenanigans.
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Half of the videos of raccoons cast them as bandits stealing food or otherwise stirring up shenanigans.
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Google's clever new AI-powered camera is designed to capture stellar 7-second snippets of family shenanigans.
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Gossip Girl was a fun, pulpy delight, and Blair Waldorf's shenanigans were at the heart of it.
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There would be no more personal data lock-in, and no more legal terms and condition shenanigans.
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In just the first six episodes, there's an abundance of #BigMoods to be found in their shenanigans.
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And now, from last night's game, another Indians shortstop was undone by some wacky equipment-related shenanigans.
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But given that the team's shenanigans have now reached a geopolitical scale, that's probably to be expected.
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The time loop shenanigans provided a respite from the larger compromised-captain-versus-racist-Klingons main plot.
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He possesses both the experience and demeanor of "the everyman" to simply laugh at Donald Trump's shenanigans.
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Once again, it offered only slightly satirized versions of the all-too-real shenanigans in tech land.
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So it remains as Bolt's inimitable pre-Olympic press event — full of samba and shenanigans — made clear.
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There is off-kilter fun, however, in watching the fallout from a lost month of demonic shenanigans.
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I asked my boss why the well-known reporter was able to get away with such shenanigans.
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Most social media platforms deter users from creating multiple profiles to prevent shenanigans like harassment and fraud.
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Commit a couple of evenings to its shenanigans and you'll easily see it through to the credits.
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There is, however, a lot of high drama and plot shenanigans, and much of it is confusing.
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If the trend intensifies, the 2020 presidential campaign will make the media shenanigans of 2016 seem genteel.
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K., these guys have been doing these shenanigans for us for many, many years, let's show them.
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To see what shenanigans the country's more curious bears have gotten into, check out the map below.
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Its nylon fabric and sturdy metal frame can withstand the shenanigans of even the most rambunctious cats.
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The facilities tapped into a fascination with the tastes and financial shenanigans of the one per cent.
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He falls in love with a young maiden, and yes, subsequently shenanigans — and great musical numbers — ensue.
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Nunes talked about his concerns over Clinton campaign shenanigans, including the Democratic Party's links to Fusion GPS.
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By the end of the second episode, though, its swirl of characters and shenanigans begins to coalesce.
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I was the one saying, 'You're going to wreck the economy because of these shenanigans with mortgages.
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But it's hard to see how congressional shenanigans could lead him to reevaluate the level of need.
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He looked as he always does: strong, invincible except at great cost or shenanigans, and extremely cool.
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The boys are back in town, with a new accompanist who gives their mild shenanigans an unexpected edge.
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I filed a public records request to the City for any and all documents related to these shenanigans.
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This year marks the ten year anniversary of the movie, so, citizens: prep your Last Song anniversary shenanigans.
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Lots of shenanigans are in store for the VIP Ambassadors at Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club but first: business.
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Indeed, the shenanigans and skullduggery are worthy of America's other major obsession of the moment: Game of Thrones.
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Jackson won handily, and his supporters surged to Washington to prevent eleventh-hour shenanigans by the Adams men.
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Right now, I'm watching college football, if they start pulling these shenanigans, I'll need to find another hobby.
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Because we knew they were watching our shenanigans, we'd be loud and talking above your normal restaurant voice.
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The Post and Courier of Charleston has even introduced a web app for readers to report campaign shenanigans.
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Which means that shenanigans of the kind that brought down the housing bubble are less likely to occur.
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It remains to be seen how much patience the public will have for financial shenanigans, even legal ones.
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There's something amazing about these billboards being the work of disgruntled fans who just cannot with Arie's shenanigans.
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Why is this particular switcheroo so gratifying when so many of the show's other shenanigans have been maddening?
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To all those people who say green tea gives them as much energy as coffee — I'm calling shenanigans.
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SB822 also prohibits the kind of anti-competitive interconnection shenanigans that slowed customer Netflix streams back in 2014.
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It's the awards show best known for drunken speeches, celebrity bonding over shared tables, and other wild shenanigans.
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The problem was that local governments were still using every trick in the book to disguise their shenanigans.
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The volunteer wasn't pointing any fingers but this year the political shenanigans aren't limited to the fair grounds.
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With elections due in Brazil and Mexico this year, and in India next year, expect more such shenanigans.
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That means expensive dresses and/or suits for the various parties, wild reception shenanigans and hopefully, everlasting love.
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And since it was the kickoff event, we are guessing there's plenty more (well-dressed) shenanigans to come.
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Though the new teaser is less than two minutes long, it features a multitude of amazing Witherspoon shenanigans.
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That would still leave plenty of scope for shenanigans as money sloshed between FIFA and football's member associations.
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Watch: Ask Slutever "I've been hearing about your sexual shenanigans since 1993," she tells him at one point.
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They had accused Casino in December 2015 of using accounting shenanigans and excessive leverage to exaggerate its health.
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It's all about those crazy antics and shenanigans that you do at summer camp that are just different.
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And if it starts at the top, none of these shenanigans would have filtered down and been tolerated.
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" Trump has accused rival Cruz of manipulating that system by luring delegates with unspecified "goodies" and "crooked shenanigans.
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These two NC State defenders would certainly get a nod from Vince McMahon for these WWE-like shenanigans.
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What do you get when you mix the soapy shenanigans of Desperate Housewives with an Oscar-caliber cast?
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To promote the show, Amazon has released a trailer to whet everyone's appetites for more car-based shenanigans.
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Are they keeping a lid on Oval Office shenanigans -- only to see it pop off when they leave?
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The U.S. Trade Representative's ongoing investigation into these shenanigans has illuminated the ways China's regulators railroad U.S. corporations.
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It is likely he will have more shenanigans up the sleeve of a flamboyant robe on fight night.
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But in this market fundamentals are being distorted by warehousing shenanigans and their impact on front-month spreads.
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Both campaigns ended by spring 2000, McCain the victim in part due to shenanigans from the Bush campaign.
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There are shenanigans along the way, but the special is worth it especially for its deeply humane closing.
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The clip serves up familiar-feeling scenes of stadium concerts, recording sessions, drunken debauchery, and swimming-pool shenanigans.
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Those shenanigans prompted Mr Mnagagwa, one of Mugabe's veteran henchmen, and his military allies to replace the president.
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I staple them to the walls and they serve as mementos of each of my game day shenanigans.
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But the various schemes and shenanigans that Chuck, Bobby and Taylor have been running feel minor, even so.
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The Post's story portrayed a long struggle for Facebook to catch up with and weed out Russian shenanigans.
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But now that they're running a country, their shenanigans are a lot higher profile — as are the stakes.
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But he reserved his most splenetic rants for the political shenanigans and growing materialism he found at home.
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There are cameras on the front and rear for video calls and maybe even some social media shenanigans.
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McClain went on to assure everyone that Little Earth would be learning a lot, not just causing shenanigans.
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And senior commanders have often quietly — and sometimes loudly — encouraged the shenanigans as a boost for school spirit.
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Judy, the heroine of the ingeniously titled "Home, I'm Darling," would no doubt be appalled by such shenanigans.
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Whatever happens between Betty and Jughead, it's nice to know that Ms. Cooper has no time for Archie's shenanigans.
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All these features make the AMD Vega cards feel incredibly practical versus the excess and overclocking shenanigans of Nvidia.
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CK2, a four-year-old game, got the superb "Conclave," which added Game of Thrones-like Small Council shenanigans.
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By now, surely you've heard about the love triangle shenanigans that recently came to light on Bachelor In Paradise?
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John's presumably doing it to surprise their children, Luna and Miles, but Chrissy's clearly enjoying the bunny shenanigans too.
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Similar shenanigans apparently marred Deloitte's audits of Oi, a Brazilian telecoms firm which filed for bankruptcy protection in June.
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Last-minute press screening at a stealth location ... there were some marketing shenanigans going on over at Warner Bros.
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It's light on story and heavy on CG-enhanced shenanigans, which is exactly what how it needed to be.
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After Wilson came out hoisted in the air as a "birthday fairy," Corden put a stop to the shenanigans.
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This nationwide trend was coupled with North Carolina–specific shenanigans that seemed deliberately aimed at suppressing black voter turnout.
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Donna Brazile was vice chair and if you know, she played these shenanigans and got Hillary the debate customs.
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Now there are two lawsuits, one filed in Illinois and another in California, calling shenanigans on the whole thing.
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It might be easy to chalk this up to the usual media shenanigans, but there's some unfortunate correlation here.
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TechCrunch called on Facebook to ban these shenanigans back in January, and it cracked down on them in May.
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In it, Lex Luthor's shenanigans afflict Superman with a cancer-like condition that gives him one year to live.
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Still, Grant was not above Presidential shenanigans, particularly in how he maneuvered to protect his private secretary Orville Babcock.
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Manson shoots back, "I've been hearing about your sexual shenanigans since 1993," before adopting a loose impersonation of Rick.
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In the end, though, nothing the other Republicans candidates tried actually distracted anybody from Trump's shenanigans — even Cruz's Snapchats.
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I'm very much here for Mitchie and Shane Gray's 20-something shenanigans, even if they're not exactly G-rated.
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Hilarious cameos by everyone from Miley Cyrus to Ilana Glazer will keep you on your toes during the shenanigans.
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Well, it looks like the FBI is finally running out of patience with their rebels-without-a-cause shenanigans.
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And he correctly called shenanigans on Cruz about Cruz's campaign telling Iowa voters that Carson had suspended his campaign.
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There will probably be lots of creepy shenanigans and shots of Chris Pine looking pensive in rooms with blinds.
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Character blurring and texture pop-in (unrelated to time travel shenanigans) are common and hinder some of the experience.
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Innocent or insidious, these tweaks are not as luridly discriminatory as the blatant, often bloody shenanigans of the past.
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Our constitution is the oldest in the world, and predates many modern political shenanigans that newer constitutions legislate against.
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Most seductive are the ribald, cartoonish, exquisitely colored paintings depicting shenanigans that frequently include women in bloomers, or less.
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"I'm not really for Donald Trump's shenanigans," Stephanie Green, who brought her young daughter along to vote, told Mashable.
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They either bark incessantly at the doorbell and sweeper, or keep you and the dog up with nocturnal shenanigans.
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Catch up on the evening's shenanigans from the comfort of your sofa/bed/wherever you are reading this below.
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Shenanigans ensue with diapering, a bowl of linguine, and religious small-town folk who nearly become Elizabeth's new parents.
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So after some double-dealing, chicanery, and other shenanigans, the US rolled out the short-lived Spanish-American War.
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Across Instagram, guests posted images of all of their holiday shenanigans: barbecuing, baking cakes, and jumping jovially in bikinis.
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It turns out that, relatively speaking, slots of length four or more are much more amenable to homophonic shenanigans.
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I remember that episode of "Seinfeld" where Kramer is a SEAT FILLER at the Tonys; the typical shenanigans ensue.
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But the shenanigans here are more sedate, like trying to pass on a note to another would-be spy.
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Here is to what to expect in terms of legislation and parliamentary shenanigans in the coming days and months.
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I'll tell you the answer, barely any because this story broke in the morning before all these shenanigans started.
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And this week's episode, with its time-travel shenanigans, rushed subplots and sweeping cliffhanger, was too busy to try.
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Haley Irwin, a forward, said the shenanigans should help the team stay relaxed heading into the showdown against Finland.
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"They're desperate to find a way not to pay these verdicts and are engaging in legal shenanigans," Mr. Gilbert said.
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Wolverine's time-travel shenanigans in X-Men: Days of Future Past paved the way for the newer X-Men: Apocalypse.
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Obviously, they fall in love for real, despite the titular "Christmas contract" they sign to keep their shenanigans running smoothly.
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Poehler told Vanity Fair that their natural shenanigans were the perfect source material for what would eventually become Wine Country.
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Nicki keeps up with Simon's Marines and their shenanigans the same way she does with the rest of her family.
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The cheeky display seems to indicate that the musician is back to her usual shenanigans, and happy to be here.
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The Deadpool actor couldn't help but tweet back with an additional suggestion, never one to miss an opportunity for shenanigans.
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On "Wanted," he recalls the subway shenanigans from 14th street to 116th that left a few of his friends incarcerated.
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Western Electric 50A Conference Telephone SetPhoto: Bruneau & Co. AuctioneersWhat boardroom shenanigans would this baby speak of if it could talk?
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"Out of all nights for Ronnie to pull shenanigans, he got 'jumped' the night before Mike's court date," Vinny said.
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Another related question is how countertop shenanigans intersect with the gender dynamics vis-à-vis the women in the field.
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Despite all the shenanigans surrounding him in the bar, Buddy was known to play it cool when the phone rang.
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For some reason, PP sported the costume in the Cards locker room -- and QB Carson Palmer documented the jurassic shenanigans.
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Here's what dark shenanigans the Keating 4, Annalise (Viola Davis), and the rest of the group got into this week.
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As Rhea reminds us, she is in a pretty enviable position: Check out more of Rhea's wild, unclothed shenanigans below.
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When the show is focused on letting its characters enjoy their wacky shenanigans, there's very little it can do wrong.
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Regardless of whether the FBI is chill with his shenanigans right now, The Jester should probably quit while he's ahead.
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Eventually, these shenanigans are revealed, perhaps because the company runs short of the cash it needs to meet its obligations.
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Four friends reunite for one's wedding, and the shenanigans that ensue create hilarious moments, but, most importantly, lessons of friendship.
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There were lots of glam shots, dress reveals, red carpet shenanigans, and even some meme worthy moments from the show.
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Joyce never skipped a beat -- changed into a clean suit, and said these kinda shenanigans go down all the time.
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The market's been pretty patient so far with Washington shenanigans, but shutting down the government could be a bit much.
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Personally, I'm new to the shenanigans of these teeny cube titans — and as such, am mainly in awe of BOXBOY!
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The perpetrators pull off their put-on with terrifying ease, making recent election-season shenanigans seem like an innocuous appetizer.
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And it shows that China is as vulnerable as anywhere else to the chaos that can result from financial shenanigans.
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In particular, there are almost none of the Groucho-disguise shenanigans that all those voter ID laws will supposedly curtail.
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It makes its New York Times Crossword debut today, and it is a genre about the televised shenanigans of teenagers.
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Once you choose a photo, you can then add text, and various effects, emoji, stickers and other meme-related shenanigans.
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Watch the shenanigans that unfold when a young boy's family accidentally leaves him at home during their family's Christmas vacation.
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Floribama Shore is back — and from the looks of it, the roomies are jumping right back into their old shenanigans.
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There do exist some earnest parents who find a way to opt out of the shenanigans, or so I hear.
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The album started out possibly the most optimistic, but it ended up the most chaotic because of the label shenanigans.
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Weaves help him get inked, comb his hair with a lint roller, and partake in a bevy of other shenanigans.
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With the tariff gambit on Mexico, Trump is overturning that logic in a way that his other trade shenanigans haven't.
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Here's what else is happening: Participating in Halloween shenanigans on the streets this weekend will be a little more bearable.
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Boujee — a French Bulldog with over 170,000 Instagram followers — gets up to all sorts of crazy shenanigans with his dad.
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Despite her shenanigans in service of her boss's and her husband's respective (and collective) schemes, she's still Dr. Wendy Rhoades.
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Audiences eventually caught on to the fun tale of teen shenanigans, and it's now regarded as a classic '90s film.
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The observational jokes and topical quips still slap, and the situational comedy could apply to any number of 2020 shenanigans.
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Clark called the activities that led to the original 1982 decree "shenanigans," as if talking about a high school prank.
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While captured plenty of good-natured shenanigans, he also caught head coach Mike Tomlin taking a swipe at the Patriots.
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He warms our hearts, puts smiles on our faces, and makes all the exhausting shenanigans seem worth multiple TROS viewings.
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West Point&aposs tradition of allowing cadets to drink on certain holidays had been abolished, thanks to previous drunken shenanigans.
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What's funny is that everyone cheers when manipulation, hacking, and other shenanigans cause the market or individual stocks to soar.
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These tropes tend to make "journalism" a stand-in for "romantic workplace shenanigans" (which is often code for "sexual harassment").
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Regardless of the exact details of Trump's tax shenanigans, Congress should put a stop to tax breaks for real estate magnates.
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Your avatar now works across Gear VR and the Oculus Rift, providing a consistent virtual identity for all your headset shenanigans.
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So, the producers get to their casting shenanigans, and allow the women to one-up each other in jazzy limo exits.
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The president of Alibaba's video-streaming platform was recently fired and is reportedly under police investigation for his own accounting shenanigans.
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One Direction: "What Makes You Beautiful" The former X-Factor contestants did their boy band predecessors proud with these beachside shenanigans.
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And due to the Democrats' decision to drag their feet, our pace has been significantly slowed down due to their shenanigans.
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The calendars featured monthly coupons for free food along with the company's iconic, grammatically-challenged cow mascots pictured engaging in shenanigans.
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At least the game-changing fifth episode of season 1 pushes everyone out of the house and into some true shenanigans.
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Similarly, the shenanigans committed by Rebecca's employer, a dating service called Lovability, seem largely unnecessary to the plot and technologically dubious.
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Negra rarely gets involved in physical shenanigans, but she is the chimp most frequently groomed by other member of her group.
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Fallon's singing and dancing is never stellar, but he has a talent for getting stars to follow suit with his shenanigans.
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The US cyber response should be swift and robust to deter Russia and other nations from engaging in future cyber shenanigans.
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This man and this culture even looked the other way in the face of deep state shenanigans against President Trump himself.
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An easy example of this is Ryu's crouching heavy punch, which becomes a fast uppercut that can stop any jumping shenanigans.
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Interestingly, a few weeks ago Alex got upset about the sexual shenanigans because she has a family member who'd been raped.
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It's one way to send a warning to Russia about the potential repercussions for any election day shenanigans, for one thing.
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But it also throws in a heavy dose of the kind of strained-credulity shenanigans The Walking Dead is known for.
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IBM can't rely on stock buybacks and other financial shenanigans to inflate the stock price and make itself appealing to investors.
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It wasn't until almost all of the guests had left that Gawker Media's Victor Jeffreys II realized some shenanigans were afoot.
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Through "Forgiveness," we finally understand why Newell accepts her husband's frightening shenanigans in the first place: her blind dedication to forgiveness.
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That said, the video does contain all the hallmarks of cat ownership: belly scratches, laser pointer shenanigans, and of course, catfights.
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I also don't care if the public becomes momentarily swept up in their shenanigans, making their efforts to entice us fruitful.
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He's been involved in empty-box tax scams, and his shenanigans with the Trump Foundation may have constituted criminal tax evasion.
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Worse yet, his "Ugly American" shenanigans could hurt the US as it bids to host the 249 Olympics in Los Angeles.
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I gleefully sipped mine while Angie smirked defiantly at my dad, silently challenging him to put an end to our shenanigans.
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Impressive though that sounds, it might not mean much, because most of the shenanigans below the oceans are invisible to us.
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Such shenanigans are not possible in the euro zone, where the ECB is forbidden by treaty from buying government bonds directly.
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I observe fluttering birds, scurrying insects, and monkey shenanigans before bursting through the canopy and gazing at a startlingly beautiful sunset.
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The good news is that voters in both parties and watchdog groups are willing to stand up and fight these shenanigans.
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The outrageous characters are there, as are the raucous shenanigans, all accompanied by Linklater's fondness for both nostalgia and stoner humor.
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With Apple paying that $15 billion in back taxes, it doesn't have a lot of cash to spare for these shenanigans.
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As noted by Paper, Diddy pulled the same editing shenanigans during the Yeezy season 2 fashion show a couple years ago.
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Now, it's true that Cruz engaged in more than his share of last-minute shenanigans in efforts to sway Iowa Republicans.
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There's no guarantee, and no mechanism to guard against these kind of shenanigans — except preventing them through regulation from the start.
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GRAPHIC: Global composite PMIs - here Global bond market developments have of late overshadowed Italian political shenanigans, but that may soon change.
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Their shenanigans wake up the Hulk, who storms into the bathroom and threatens to pummel them in a cheese-driven rage.
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Reporting on "unreality" Media reporters used to spend a lot time writing about TV anchor shakeups, newsroom shenanigans and ratings races.
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That we put an end to the shenanigans of government, that we put an end to oppression, the corruption of government.
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However, there are no referees in the stands, so he was able to go about his shenanigans without an official's disapproval.
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Their program, "Summertime Swing," was an old-fashioned variety show, blending standards with Catskill humor, celebrity impersonations and other vaudevillian shenanigans.
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However, it's the outlandishness of their shenanigans and situations, their utter removal from "pedestrian middle-class existence," that immediately detains us.
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Was Brazile, a high-ranking member of the DNC before becoming its interim chair, really so innocent of all these shenanigans?
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" She continued: "I have no longer have time to feed into Robert's shenanigans I have 2 children & myself to fend for.
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You can also watch your own broadband and mobile providers closely and tell us about any shenanigans they try to pull.
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Freedman describes her litmus test for free market healthcare as a notable lack of "shenanigans" between buyers and sellers of medicine.
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Congrats to the happy couple — we can't wait to see what shenanigans Bonnie and Frank get up to in season 4.
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Although there is no guarantee the ATP will suspend him for his latest shenanigans, tour officials have not ruled it out.
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Who knows what boiler-room marketing shenanigans gave rise to these National Days for sandwiches, ice cream, gingersnaps, anisette, graham crackers?
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And the new tax system going forward would be lowering marginal rates on future earnings, thus reducing the incentives for shenanigans.
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The "Big Brother" house is a cauldron of sexual shenanigans ... or so it seems judging from the 24-hour live feeds.
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Facebook was at the center of the postelection controversy over "fake news" and other shenanigans meant to monkey with the vote.
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Boston's healthy, confident swings seemed suspicious to Yankees officials, who found video evidence of electronic shenanigans in the Red Sox dugout.
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Among the city's poorest and most vulnerable, tanker shenanigans have fueled some of the worst urban water access in the world.
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I won't ask about Governor Christie's latest shenanigans or about alleged corruption in the Democratic National Committee, but about larger issues.
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Most unreasonable of all were the tactical shenanigans proponents engaged in to get the FCC to implement Title II net neutrality.
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We all know how that turned out — we learned nothing, aside from the fact that the producers were into storytelling shenanigans.
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This month features your usual newscaster slip ups, anchors that can't stop laughing and passersby stealing the spotlight with background shenanigans.
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Instead, Monday's shenanigans further spotlight the glaring weaknesses in our country's bizarre, anachronistic Electoral College system that have long been evident.
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But this recently discovered dice—with its conspicuously absent one-side and two-side—is unique, pointing to some Medieval-era shenanigans.
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If you'd like to document your evening out, there's even a photo booth, although perhaps some drunken shenanigans are better left unphotographed.
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Jimmy has a choice: let Chuck believe the Mesa Verde slip-up was Chuck's fault, or cop to his copy shop shenanigans?
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" As for how closely the onscreen shenanigans lineup with their real-life escapades, Dave says, "What you see is what you get.
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And I had never seen Bundy's shenanigans during his Florida trial, during which he insisted on being on his own defense team.
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He could take a joke Prince had a sense of humor, at least when it came to comedy legend Dave Chappelle's shenanigans.
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It's unclear how healthy these shenanigans are, but seeing kids this excited about eating their veggies has to be a good sign.
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Still, somehow I tune in, week after week, giggling at each character's latest shenanigans and gasping at the worst of the fights.
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Um, sure, but if your hot tub is in the Jersey Shore Family Reunion house, those shenanigans will definitely have an audience.
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Sick with the flu and at her wit's end over Singer's aforementioned room shenanigans, Frankel threw a lot of insults Singer's way.
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Of course, Trump and his shenanigans are so ubiquitous that, perhaps, there's not as much need to search for everything he does.
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That's okay, because Amazon just dropped a trailer for Amy Sherman-Palladino show's sophomore season, proving Midge has more shenanigans in store.
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Given Musk's track record for randomness and trickster shenanigans, the world may never know — but he's undoubtedly given us plenty to contemplate.
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The flailing legs and arms are contorted dramatically and abstractly, hovering somewhere between a fight to the death and pool party shenanigans.
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Monkey's House has also picked up a loyal following of animal lovers on social media, posting daily photos and stories of shenanigans.
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The apparent authenticity of Palm Springs is shattered by the surreal shenanigans at Kris's house in the final moments of the show.
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Go follows the shenanigans of three sets of characters over the course of one eventful evening, imparting seasonal wisdom at every turn.
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Should we expect more of the same, more shenanigans right around the time he's dropping a new album or collection of Yeezys?
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Here, fans can enjoy his daily shenanigans which includes trying on costumes, going for walks and just being too adorable to handle.
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If you regularly pay attention to the cultural shenanigans of Silicon Valley, you've no doubt heard of the "Learn to Code" movement.
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A victory for Uber will mean we'll likely see more of these types of in-app shenanigans from the ride-hail company.
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And when it comes to US multinationals, the results are even more skewed, due to what I've dubbed their "stateless income" shenanigans.
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Argentina's semi-final elimination by Brazil was less surprising given the off-the-pitch shenanigans that have plagued the side for years.
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That may seem counterintuitive, as you may want to Periscope, Instagram, or otherwise document the shenanigans at your friendly Super Bowl party.
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North's adorable shenanigans are another reminder that the things we dreaded as kids are what most of us love now as adults.
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To Charles, upper management had to have known about the alleged activities, including the bathroom shenanigans, but they didn't seem to care.
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The Google Maps photo shenanigans continue at KFC, where several young men have left striking self-portraits over the past two years.
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The shenanigans in Westminster this week would make great entertainment if it were not for the seriousness of what is at stake.
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The people of Kentucky deserve better than the type of shenanigans that have gone on for far too long in this town.
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Guzman has a long history of shenanigans in — and escapes from — Mexican penitentiaries, but the book is now officially closed on him.
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In the 1920s, souling was replaced with pranking, and the shenanigans only got worse the following decade, when the Great Depression hit.
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So, even though these seemingly benign, tolerated "shenanigans" are what many view as ordinary NCAA violations, they are in fact federal crimes.
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Does that give you a unique lens into understanding the kind of trickery and shenanigans, as you've called them, that go on?
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Shenanigans would ensue, thanks to their futuristic computerized house, which we imagine has a few kinks it still needs to work out.
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They do, however, eliminate restrictions on more creative anti-competitive behavior, like paid prioritization, interconnection shenanigans, and usage caps and zero rating.
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Don't think the Ocean State is the only one where drunken shenanigans are taking place in the hallowed halls of the legislature.
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She was hardly the first or the only Hollywood figure to spill the beans about sex, drugs and other show-business shenanigans.
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She also recommended they check out a local photography studio he's partnered with, where he'll be up to all his old shenanigans.
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These are not some political shenanigans that Moscow stands accused of; these are murders by the Kremlin's agents in a dirty war.
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Amusing shenanigans are happening there, in the world of what the guy in khakis and a Patagonia vest calls off-platform content.
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If McGregor seems custom-built for WWE-style shenanigans, the bulk of the credit has to go to his extremely large personality.
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After all, it's hard to believe that executives at the media companies didn't know of their employees' shenanigans until the public did.
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But he's not there for shenanigans, and his responsibilities to his country, his family and himself sometimes pull him in opposing directions.
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It's allowing Donald Trump to use misleading ads related to the U.S. census despite Facebook's pledge to stop these kinds of shenanigans.
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Check out these 17 smaller, under-the-radar releases if you want a break from the summer heat and the blockbuster shenanigans.
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Oh, you better bet there will be shenanigans on this trip, not to mention an appearance from Paris Geller herself, Liza Weil.
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Along the way it has also leaned into its comic-book roots, fully embracing many of the art form's shenanigans: Time travel!
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"But the shenanigans in Thailand, after years of negotiations, will not fill other countries with enthusiasm for discussing trade deals with India."
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Even the latest plot, driven by an overreaching female president, somehow feels relatively pallid compared to the shenanigans playing out in Washington.
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But all this confusion — those so-called "shenanigans" — forces our brains to fill in the blanks of how the clip should sound.
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The Sun enters curious, chatty Gemini on May 20, but you will not be in the mood for any Air sign shenanigans.
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Even when they get into trouble with other dinosaurs, you can't help but but love 'em and laugh at their Jurassic shenanigans.
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And maybe it even got snowed under, stateside at least, by the shenanigans surrounding Megan Rapinoe's protest or Landon Donovan's un-retiring.
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Years after the iPhone Dev Team gathered in IRC chat rooms, the public jailbreaks and YouTube shenanigans have slowly become a distant memory.
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But Burns isn't the first victim to these kinds of shenanigans from DRL—seems like they're patrolling for haters, and shutting them down.
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"Where do I start … the hats , the tan , the can of beer & the 12 years of crazy shenanigans," the Vena CBD owner continued.
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This latest display of bravado shows that the best way to understand Trump's shenanigans is not in political terms but anthropologically and zoologically.
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If there's been a common theme to this week's shenanigans on the Internet, it's been that people are at war with each other.
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Whenever it does launch, D&D Beyond's main competition will be Roll20 , the go-to web-based service for DIY tabletop RPG shenanigans.
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Tommy still has a penchant for live television shenanigans, recently wrestling Stephen Colbert to the ground as his Late Night show's credits rolled.
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Elsewhere in the finale were the usual shenanigans, but little of the usual stasis that has characterized the latter part of this season.
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The bad guys, frankly, alternately prove nasty and inept, and the build-up spends a bit too much time on CW-esque shenanigans.
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Justin Bieber is in hot water, but not for the same shenanigans that we've come to know and forgive of the Canadian singer.
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Parliament is on a break until the second week of May, and the delay may allow outrage over Mr Zuma's shenanigans to subside.
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He's very good in this pilot, grounding the God-fueled shenanigans and imbuing everything with both a sense of humor and emotional weight.
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However, John Mayer's antics might be just what the birthday girl is looking for, since she's pretty notorious for her own Instagram shenanigans.
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I eat my breakfast with coffee and the New York Times app, wondering what horrifying shenanigans the GOP has been up to overnight.
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It's a USB-powered nightlight that connects to your Wi-Fi, and includes IFTTT support for getting into all sorts of automated shenanigans.
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But the cover story on Branagh's film is just the start of starry shenanigans you'll find in this week's issue of Entertainment Weekly.
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In a mess of befuddling plots and flashback shenanigans, her performance as the single-minded, fierce Maeve was the highlight of the show.
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Mike is obsessed with the bottom line but still tries to do right by his staff — he's certainly tolerated Harry's shenanigans long enough.
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Yet the potential poignancy of this flipping of filial relationships, and its relation to Shakespeare's themes, is entirely undercut by the theatrical shenanigans.
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Barakamon is a pretty chill show most of the time, as it's mostly about Sei and the village's kids getting into various shenanigans.
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Grande shared the group's shenanigans on Snapchat, giggling as she heard her voice change after eating the museum's helium-filled edible sugar balloons.
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Between topless photo shoots and whipped cream shenanigans, Corinne Olympios has dominated Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor — and she's not done yet.
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If you're obsessed with the shenanigans of these socialites, business moguls, and pseudo-royals, then you can bet that celebrities are as well.
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The idea is to cut down on the statistical shenanigans and memory-holing of negative results that got the field into this mess.
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The gang from "Jersey Shore" is getting back together on TV, but no more of the shenanigans that made us love/hate them.
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With so many URL shenanigans to combat, the Chrome team is already at work on two projects aimed at bringing users some clarity.
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It's a clip of the shenanigans that went down when Chopra and Teigen tried their hand at Ripa's gig backstage during the show.
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But while trolling the Twitter bot has a long and storied history, the most recent round of shenanigans has taken an ingenious turn.
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Meanwhile, in the US, evidence surfaced of partisan shenanigans in planning for the 2020 census, and abortion rights took another hit in Missouri.
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Of all of Swift's glorious summer moments, the shenanigans on the "Taymerica" slide at her backyard bash has to be the most glorious.
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It becomes even more maddening when we realize that the public is subsidizing these highly compensated shenanigans through an ill-conceived tax loophole.
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The evidence of the Tennessee general store is that further revelations about his business shenanigans, at least, are unlikely to have much impact.
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The controller shenanigans this time around are less about how you play games than they're about where and with whom you play them.
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This vote is as much a castigation of you and your shenanigans as it is of any other factors brought to the debate.
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In commercial gyms, there are frequent battles over space, people hogging squat racks and benches and engaging in shenanigans with no real purpose.
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Pebble's CEO, Tom Collier, told E&E Publishing on Tuesday that Holland's decision proved the EPA's "shenanigans" when it comes to the mine.
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The carrot should come in the form of reducing the tax rates that encourage all the tax sheltering shenanigans in the first place.
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But disaster funding is the favorite vehicle to pull these shenanigans because, after all, who can oppose funding that helps victims of disasters?
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"In the late 1960s, there was just a flood of accounting shenanigans and mergers built upon false accounting and misleading people," Buffett said.
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The "Game of Thrones" cast was more interested in popsicles than press questions, while more shenanigans took place at HBO's Emmys after-party.
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And a more conservative court is likely to have less patience for possible Trump shenanigans domestically (although foreign policy is a different story).
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This gives Cariocas plenty to fume about since much of the nation's economic decline can be pinned on the shenanigans of public officials.
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Cue shenanigans as her sister and caregiver try to track her down while Wendy presses forward against all odds to achieve her goal.
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There is some first-rate hardass mentoring from Hurley and some spirited defiance from Rapp against a backdrop of rogue Iranian nuclear shenanigans.
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Think back to a favorite summer and chances are it will include a billowy blockbuster or a marvelous musical, topped by youthful shenanigans.
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Arthur and Vortigern mix it up amid a lot of shenanigans, detours and filler, some bad, some good and all of it disposable.
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Danielle Brooks is the highlight as the snappy and savvy Beatrice, smarter than everyone's shenanigans but not immune to the draw of romance.
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Hulu's 'Looking for Alaska' adds new material to John Green's existing novel, including these episode 2 shenanigans revolving around The Colonel (Denny Love).
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Season 233 of this zany sitcom is filled with culture clashes and chaotic shenanigans, including the Derry Girls' first encounter with Protestant boys.
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DaBaby and his team -- whom we're told were already recording some shenanigans -- noticed her pure excitement, and captured most of it on camera.
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Besides making it possible to watch America's Pastime with Man's Best Friend, these games are great for prime dogspotting opportunities and adorable shenanigans.
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If current political shenanigans haven't already invigorated your respect for unglamorous gumshoe reporting, then "Water & Power: A California Heist" should do the trick.
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He will suddenly leave the main shenanigans to describe personal anecdotes that somehow seem to add to and not distract from his narrative.
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I think there's a lot of shenanigans going on with vocals these days, actually, but the gift that I got, it's just natural.
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Season 233 of this zany sitcom is filled with culture clashes and chaotic shenanigans, including the Derry Girls' first encounter with Protestant boys.
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Various private space actors have already demonstrated a proclivity for celestial shenanigans: Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, launched his car into space.
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Various private space actors have already demonstrated a proclivity for celestial shenanigans: Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, launched his car into space.
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That confluence is a testament to the bipartisan shenanigans that have long been a fixture among the rich and powerful in New Jersey.
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The Mugabe's State within a state ( President Office) is the power behind Grace Mugabe's acts of public bravado and shenanigans against perceived adversaries.
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And admittedly, Beale is meant to be the most sympathetic character in the film, fed up and tired with all these corporate shenanigans.
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The Portuguese combatant calls himself Bruce Almighty and prides himself on his mid-battle shenanigans, which include literally jumping out of his shoes.
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It's one of the only instances where reporters have pressed Trump with a direct line of inquiry and not fallen for his shenanigans.
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It's hard to laugh at her shenanigans when you empathize more with the horde of peasants than the one percenter fucking them over.
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It was a narrative that exculpated Trump of any Russian shenanigans and vilified Hillary Clinton's team, making it a tidy, if nonsensical, narrative.
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And while most of the shenanigans occurred mid-segment, in 2012, the women opened the show by revealing that Kotb was covered in wine.
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His feud with Ray felt like old news both to the characters and to Fargo, a catalyst for another season of wacky crime shenanigans.
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However, thanks to a video of behind-the-scenes shenanigans, it's hard to the deny that the real chemistry was between Clarke and Harington.
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There's already... We've already got some incredible new additions to the cast, but of course the old stalwarts are back at their usual shenanigans.
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In this context, Olivia Wilde's new comedy Booksmart feels revelatory, even when it closely resembles last-day-of-high-school shenanigans from other movies.
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This setup has been used by YMCAs all over the country and is now being made available via Amazon for your watery backyard shenanigans.
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The Vermont Highway Patrol squad is back and you'll be able to keep up with all the shenanigans they pull on April 20, 2018.
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The Russian group has been accused of creating social media accounts tied to fake persons and paying to promote their various pro-Trump shenanigans.
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Team feeds include highlight reels of on- and off-court clips and shenanigans as well as images and GIFS that are totes magotes shareable.
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Meanwhile, Jessa crashes a networking opportunity that her ambitious cousin Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet) pointedly didn't invite her to, at which point shenanigans obviously ensue.
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It's essentially a camera that shows the driver a live feed of what's happening behind them, so drivers can keep watch of backseat shenanigans.
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Though Twenty One Pilots was hardly embarrassed by their shenanigans, they did issue a word of caution to fans who make seemingly ridiculous bets.
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The journey north to capture a wight made no logistical sense even before you introduce goofy timeline shenanigans — but boy did it look cool!
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We had to watch a lot of acoustic guitar performances, Scooby Doo shenanigans, and high school drama to get here, but we're here nonetheless.
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Check out the shenanigans happening when Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Judge and husband Eddie Judge get hitched on Tamra's OC Wedding.
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We gossip about Saturday night's shenanigans as we eat and then I go back to work before my boss gets back to the office.
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Piper Theatergoers who arrived early to Pixar's Finding Dory this summer were introduced to an adorable creature before the under-the-sea shenanigans began.
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And as with any other piece of software, glitches or bugs can be fixed with new code that's been rigorously vetted to prevent shenanigans.
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Here at Motherboard we've published numerous stories covering and commenting on the wild frontier of cryptocurrency trading—it's volatile, prone to shenanigans, and unpredictable.
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Her team taught all of her undercover shenanigans on camera, and she shared a video of her dancing and prancing around the convention center.
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If Texas is allowed to continue its shenanigans, however, then all bets are off on any meaningful limits to partisan manipulation in the future.
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But Liza's like a perfect fit and can kind of put up with all of her shenanigans, because she knows where they're coming from.
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Shenanigans unfold outside the courthouse The inside of the Montgomery County courthouse was the scene of forceful arguments, emotional testimony and intriguing legal debates.
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Maybe it's for the historic nominations, the backstage shenanigans that inevitably occur when actors find the open bar, or Chrissy Teigen's meme-worthy reactions.
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In the age of digital disinformation and online shenanigans, we'd like to offer a piece of advice to candidates of all stripes: Never. Hold.
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" Emad Mostaque of emerging markets investment firm Capricorn Investments was negative on investing in Kenya more broadly, citing "political shenanigans dragging on the economy.
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Even during glam rock, an era ruled by high androgyny, his unfiltered presentation threatened to reveal something too genuine behind the usual campy shenanigans.
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At some point, some of them, at least, may reach a tipping point where his shenanigans become too much even for loyalists to stomach.
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Other questions I have: When is a genre-bending meta-novel no longer a clever postmodern conceit but merely a pretext for puerile shenanigans?
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A court could, in theory, find this account of benefits "arbitrary and capricious," or at least find that about these cost-benefit shenanigans collectively.
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The profane, chaotic shenanigans that concluded this season of "Veep" look as decorous as drawing-room comedy next to the actual American presidential campaign.
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First they wrote a Washington Post op-ed begging Fox News host Sean Hannity to knock off his paranoid TV shenanigans, which he did.
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Almost every late-night host has to entertain entertainers, to ask their fair share of softball questions about celebrity family life and backstage shenanigans.
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Local news outlets published screenshots of Mr. Ban's posts, which featured anecdotes about the daily shenanigans of the cane corsos he bred for sale.
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Plus, the plan doesn't call for any parking construction, meaning there's a very reasonable expectation for traffic nightmares and parking shenanigans on game days.
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You can see some amphetamines and some kind of other nonsense and shenanigans going on in gymnastics and figure skating, those kinds of things.
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Congress should always demand oversight over the dispersal of aid, and there should be an inspector general keeping an eye on politically motivated shenanigans.
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Or consider last year's release of the Paradise Papers, a huge cache of documents revealing offshore financial shenanigans by C.E.O.s, cabinet secretaries and celebrities.
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If you've been struggling to keep up with all the shenanigans going on in UK politics over the past week, you are not alone.
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She also said they tried to waste time with the "shenanigans" of Russian collusion at the start of the trial, until Judge Ellis intervened.
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But I'm in this for the long game, putting in a set amount every month regardless of what shenanigans the market is up to.
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Then there's Natasha Parker, a bona fide Actual Adult, who has had it up to here all season long with Peter's wishy-washy shenanigans.
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So do local bars, where we were told that the SantaCon shenanigans often surpass even those of St. Patrick's Day and New Year's Eve.
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There's good reason to suppose that Sanders would have won the nomination had it not been for shenanigans of the Obama-Clinton party managers.
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That doesn't help older models, though, which remain susceptible to the shenanigans below: Ransomware has long targeted victims that have the most to lose.
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Yes, there's drama, and yes, there are infamous windmill shenanigans, but the chaos is limited because everyone is vying for the same love interest.
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As we move into the final stretch of this midterm election cycle, we need vigilance against 11th-hour shenanigans but we also need hope.
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These "shenanigans" are estimated to cost $5.4 billion annually in pharmaceutical spending, and now it's up to the members of Congress to end them.
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If the Game of Thrones Season 7 premiere taught us anything, it was to keep an eye-patch squarely focused on Beric Dondarrion's shenanigans.
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"Swinging into some late night shenanigans at @theoceanac," Berry captioned a post on her Instagram from set, smiling while wearing a cheetah print dress.
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She signed up to play for a team called Minnesota Shenanigans in the Women's Hockey Association of Minnesota, a popular Twin Cities recreational league.
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After the third morning of these shenanigans, I packed up my stuff and tromped up the steep hill to where my car was parked.
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To be sure, limited partners in alternatives must be vigilent over fees, particularly given some of the shenanigans that have been uncovered in recent years.
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Katie Holmes, Katherine Waterston, Riley Keough, Hilary Swank, and Sebastian Stan also get wrapped up in the shenanigans perpetrated by the famously unlucky Logan brothers.
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Shameless fans have been following the shenanigans and emotional ups and downs of the Gallagher family and friends for over 8 years and 103 episodes.
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Kylie Jenner's 2017 resolution is definitely "new year, same you" because she's been up to her usual Instagram shenanigans — swimsuit photo shoots with her BFFs.
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It appears as though Canada's telecom oligopoly has been up to some serious shenanigans, and starting in September, they'll be made to answer for it.
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"The Cruz campaign understands they cannot win on the merits so now they focus on shenanigans and trickery," he wrote in an email Monday night.
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There are a lot of complicated accounting shenanigans involved in commercial real estate taxation, but the particular move the Times is suggesting is very simple.
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In both the state and federal systems, judges are supposed to enjoy a modicum of independence, unless they are guilty of misconduct or other shenanigans.
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He doesn't tolerate any shenanigans, whether it be lawyers or the collateral interests -- the protesters... He's very well respected by everybody -- the state, the defense.
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Although such shenanigans are harder to pull off, there are still opportunities, mainly at smaller DAF-providers, says Roger Colinvaux of Columbus School of Law.
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Echoing a poster that was recently released for the new season, the trailer shows off some of the stunts and shenanigans in store for viewers.
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And obnoxious citizen shenanigans seem to be a virus spreading everywhere: to movie theaters, the parents' section of children's sporting events, and of course, airlines.
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With a few million users mining for a minute or two each while they check out the latest political shenanigans, those cycles add up quick.
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At the time, fans chalked it up to typical open-world shenanigans: when a game is this large, there's no telling what can go wrong.
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But variable pricing is fundamentally anti-consumer because of a lack of transparency under which the companies controlling it can pull all kinds of shenanigans.
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Regulators have fined financial firms at least $8003bn for money-laundering and sanctions violations since 2008; BNP Paribas alone paid up $8.9bn for sanctions shenanigans.
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Though he may not have truly been a punk, he was a vocal opponent of major label shenanigans that were running amok at the time.
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But after some shenanigans at the party, the two reveal why they went there in the first place – to address sexual assault on college campuses.
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If you still want to comment, you have to dig deeper and analyze what you're seeing; the show pushes its viewers in that way. Shenanigans!
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After the post-fight shenanigans that unfolded in the cage, fight fans are now buzzing for a match between Darren Till and 'Platinum' Mike Perry.
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" There were secrets of her high school shenanigans — including how she used to cheat on her tests with her friends "by speaking in sign language.
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Mott St. is my favorite place, so I settle in with the girls and we catch up on dates, boys, and ridiculous Saturday night shenanigans.
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We catch up with my family and I suspect that my youngest brother is recovering from a night of shenanigans since he seems slightly hungover.
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Too bad, then, that Fitz-Hume sits next to him on test day and gets them both in trouble with his typically Chevy Chasian shenanigans.
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The cacophony of New York City, the constant buzz of political shenanigans, and the roar of dissent across the planet makes daily life rather jarring.
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Back at the house, the men are gathered 'round and still peeved at Luke P. for hijacking their time with Hannah with his selfish shenanigans.
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Additionally, he weighed in on whether he thinks that Jaime would murder his sister/soul mate/lover, Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey), following her murderous shenanigans.
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A couple of my colleagues and I have gone back and forth on how long we think Snap can/will keep up with these shenanigans.
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Instead, our nation need the confidence that its president will be predictable, yes, but also skeptical of engaging in international shenanigans all around the world.
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One of Raven's kids (played by Black-ish's Issac Brown and Being Mary Jane's Navia Robinson) starts having visions of the future and shenanigans ensue.
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"Lucas and I would play the best games," Bella explains in a comedic montage that sees her chasing a ball, chewing shoes and other shenanigans.
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After he released a video with Lana Del Rey in which they took acid last month, he's back at it again with the crazy shenanigans.
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Weapons smuggling throughout the Balkans, with Montenegro as an epicenter, is probably an even graver concern than Djukanovic's financial shenanigans for this prospective NATO member.
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Suffice it to say that publishing-world shenanigans ensue, involving writers young and old, and that a lover from Corrine's past resurfaces, threatening marital equilibrium.
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We can't speak for the shenanigans that take place the rest of the episode, but we can speak to how awesome that Burton suitcase is.
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Apple's responses, which you can read here (thanks CNET), are blessedly free of the kind of half-answers that usually indicate some kind of shenanigans.
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What better way to honor Larry David's return to his old shenanigans than with a culinary tour of the most uncomfortable half-hour of television?
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I don't think dating has changed, either—people still go to the same kinds of places and get up to the same kinds of shenanigans.
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I was confused, then intrigued, and then finally started studying politics and all the implications that come from that sort of behind-the-scenes shenanigans.
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And, barring unprecedented shenanigans with the rules, that would allow him to avoid a contested convention and win the GOP nomination on the first ballot.
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Nobody in the GOP caucus moved to disclose Trump's tax returns so we could better understand what financial shenanigans undergird his unusual affection for Putin.
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Plus-side: It's a straight-up tax, so it doesn't fall prey to the price uncertainties, corruption and other shenanigans associated with cap-and-trade.
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The outcome appeared genuinely in the balance as the Senate prepared to vote on a verdict, with all manner of behind-the-scenes shenanigans unfolding.
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The bizarre backroom shenanigans that took place during the sentencing of Trump's friend and former adviser Roger Stone also provide grist for Assange's legal team.
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Look what we did last year and there was an awful lot of shenanigans at the ballot box that probably prevented Stacey from being governor.
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Wyatt Cenac hosts a special seasonal edition of his weekly comedy show, which regularly features both visiting and local comics alongside music and assorted shenanigans.
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I'm just going to record all the shenanigans on the ground and in the sky but also incorporate a weekly food review with different foods.
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With over a week – and plenty of bottles of champagne – left to go, look out for plenty more shenanigans from your favorite star's social media accounts.
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I mean, the American people are on to the political intrigue and the political shenanigans and the politics of personal destruction that take place in Washington.
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If one of the stones is removed, and it could create a parallel universe or branch reality — and um, maybe a hint about future MCU shenanigans?
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"Shenanigans," replies Sebastian in a slow San Franciscan accent (he was born over there, before moving to Stockholm), pushing his cap further down his tattooed forehead.
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Although they're stuck in a convenience store shootout, they're far more interested in debating their interpersonal, opposites-are-stuck-together shenanigans than the crime at hand.
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Duping several soldiers into giving him the opportunity to shoot footage of a bomber jet for a commercial qualifies as just everyday shenanigans for Jimmy McGill.
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That&aposs not shenanigans, that&aposs doing real good cross examination, direct examination to get a feel for what this next justice is going to be.
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The Panama Papers revelations have focused national and international attention on the use of anonymous shell companies as a vehicle for financial shenanigans around the world.
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There's also a trip to the gym and some golf cart shenanigans — all shown before Gaga takes the stage for a run-through of her performance.
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Some believe the upcoming Captain Marvel, who got the nod in the after credits scene, will set up some time travel shenanigans to bring everyone back.
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But by the end of 2016, Saakashvili had resigned after a year of publicity stunts, clashes with the rest of the cabinet, and other general shenanigans.
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Anthony Levandowski, the infamous self-driving car engineer whose shenanigans helped spur a multimillion-dollar lawsuit between Waymo and Uber, is back with a new project.
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It's a soapy high school drama set in a world in which homework and parental supervision barely (and I mean barely) exists, leaving room for shenanigans.
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Philips engaged in similar shenanigans with almost its entire portfolio of products in France, everything from kitchen appliances and vacuum cleaners to electric toothbrushes and trimmers.
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Enraptured by the parties and overall shenanigans the other frat brothers get up to, Brad decides to pledge and attempt to bond with his older brother.
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My parents order beers and my sister gets a frozen margarita, but my liver has had quite enough of my shenanigans, so I stick to water.
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Crashlands from indie dev Butterscotch Shenanigans actually feels like a game that somewhere deep in its DNA contains traces of the original Legend of Zelda games.
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I'll be in Columbus, Ohio, next week, Wednesday, August 10, and I'll be holding a night of pitches and open mic shenanigans so bring your guitar.
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"These types of unprofessional shenanigans have become a regular practice of this management team when they travel to meetings," the letter reads, according to the Bee.
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"What the world needs is not more state-sponsored shenanigans on the Internet but rational, civilized agreement about appropriate state behavior in cyberspace," the report said.
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Wednesday's hearing is likely to expose "substantial shenanigans," said class action activist Ted Frank of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, an amicus in the State Street case.
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Bringing that concept into real life, even as a interactive crowdsourced conceptual art performance, is both alluring and potentially problematic for those opposed to masquerade shenanigans.
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The Parr family, having attracted the attention and irritation of the government with their superhero shenanigans, sits in a lonely motel room, munching on Chinese food.
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I'll be in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, August 10, to hold a night of pitches and open mic shenanigans so bring your guitar and pitch deck.
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I'll be in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, August 10, to hold a night of pitches and open mic shenanigans so bring your guitar and pitching shoes.
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It's perfectly possible that as soon as its master leaves the house, an otherwise tranquil dog's mask slips, and they get into all manner of shenanigans.
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Accounting shenanigans are notoriously difficult to uncover, especially for a company like Monsanto, which has annual sales of more than $10 billion and multiple product lines.
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"The Brady Bunch," a comedy about the shenanigans of "a lovely lady" and "a man named Brady" and their blended family ran from 1969 until 1974.
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Like the Idiot, he was an ideal man with no real place in the world — misunderstood, assaulted by crowds, drawn into all sorts of unheroic shenanigans.
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Aside from the man who gloriously and unselfishly lit himself ablaze for all to enjoy, the shenanigans at the tailgate mostly consisted of snow-related activities.
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Arguably, Mayweather 's only memorable line during these verbal shenanigans has been "an elephant doesn't beef with ants," but it's just a bit pedestrian, you know?
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Haters will probably call shenanigans on the entire situation, but Lowe told Us Weekly that during one investigation, the team nearly got killed by a Bigfoot.
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Or, perhaps, a recognition on the part of other Unesco members that the Trump administration won't tolerate their anti-Israel shenanigans will sober up the organization.
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It is possible to sit through it all without feeling completely miserable, and to remember a time when these comic-grotesque shenanigans might have seemed fresh.
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The legal troubles of Gregory Bartko, a crooked investment banker and lawyer who was the victim of these prosecutorial shenanigans, are a bit of a yarn.
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Because we live downtown, friends are always stopping by our place before their Friday and Saturday night shenanigans and we like to have a stash handy.
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We chat about our days and laugh at some of the weird shenanigans that go on in the workplace — people are just so funny and interesting.
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Andy Biggs of Arizona, are fierce defenders of Trump and are expected to make the hearing as difficult as possible for Democrats through various procedural shenanigans.
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Samoyeds are just snowballs in dog form, and watching a full five minutes of Samoyed puppy shenanigans is like getting buried under an avalanche of cuteness.
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Overwhelmed by the guilt and anxiety brought on by the potential consequences of her and Lola's shenanigans, Ella is wont to cry, dry-heave, and panic.
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Some argue, plausibly, that as general counsel to Deutsche Bank from 2004 to 2009, he should have been aware of the financial shenanigans of that era.
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All of which is to say that you don't need to be a genius to pull off Trump's tax shenanigans — you just need a rich father.
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Hellabrunn Zoo says we can only expect the cub's shenanigans to evolve from here, as she is getting more mobile, curious and active with each passing day.
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There was also a trip to the gym and some golf cart shenanigans — all shown before Gaga took the stage for a run-through of her performance.
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This weekends shenanigans made me wonder if Rob and Chyna suddenly realized that no one would buy the cow if they could get the milk for free.
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The Jersey Shore family is back to its 2009 shenanigans on MTV's upcoming revival — except this time, they also have real families of their own back home.
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Indeed, as part of his mission, CIMON is supposed to the keep the crew's morale high, so in this sense he's already succeeded through his unexpected shenanigans.
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To make that happen stat, we turned to our handy Stitch Fix personal stylist to winterize our go-to weekend looks for our go-to weekend shenanigans.
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Looks like we made it (MUSIC) INGRAHAM: All right, Trump hasn&apost picked a Supreme Court nominee yet, but the Democrats are already pulling some serious shenanigans.
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And because celebs and teens are practically renown for their absurd, viral-content-generating behaviour, Coachella has become quite the petri dish for stupid and nonsensical shenanigans.
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"This could have given rise to the expectation that similar shenanigans are happening again now that the U.S. has re-opened diplomatic relations," Bartholomew said, by email.
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It's not just that most Android phones have traditionally had locked bootloaders and are limited by other carrier shenanigans, it's that hacking on Android was significantly harder.
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Compared to what both Trump and other indecent presidents before him have already gotten away with, many Americans might not lose much sleep over these Ukraine shenanigans.
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We know about Rigetti's situation not because she sued Uber but because she wrote a post to detail the shenanigans she says she experienced as an employee.
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It began with media reports on shenanigans at Ballou High School, an all-minority and entirely poor high school in the southeastern corner of the nation's capital.
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Keep reading to find out where every Bachelor In Paradise couple worth talking about stands now thanks to the reunion intel and their latest social media shenanigans.
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Out of all these projects, Kim's Convenience taps into the slice-of-life, day-to-day shenanigans of regular people in a way that feels extremely relatable.
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Can't wait to what kinds of shenanigans — and, OK, what kind of darling sartorial choices — Ioni and her new sibling will come up with in the future.
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It ain't over until it's over, and there's still some chatter bouncing around Capitol Hill about last-minute shenanigans or a Hail Mary on the Senate floor.
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"It is clear financial shenanigans have allowed Rick Scott to obscure his true finances for eight years," said Don Hinkle, a Tallahassee attorney who has sued Scott.
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Flanagan hangs about a dozen Chekhov guns on the wall, which diminishes the payoff of each, and the deus ex machina shenanigans he pulls are obnoxiously typical.
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The Mueller report, in no way, proves Trump innocent of financial shenanigans — that was not Mueller's purview — or free of anything the Russians can hold over him.
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Watch the full video to see more CVS shenanigans from DeGeneres and first lady Michelle Obama — and pick up some tips on how to operate boxed wine.
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Putting aside a poor Supreme Court decision and all the absurd shenanigans that took place in Florida under Governor Jeb Bush, the Democratic Party had two options.
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At one point during the solo, Daltrey actually rolls his eyes—ironically, probably, in keeping with all the Morning Zoo Hits the TGIFriday's shenanigans the video dictates.
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Officials say the two events are not connected, but Mr. Rimsevics insists they both flow from the same source — the dirty shenanigans of Latvia's "nonresident" banking sector.
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Traders haven't been suckered by the GOP's scoring shenanigans, they know perfectly well that the bill will add over a hundred billion a year in new borrowing.
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Many who are calling shenanigans are overlooking the fact that awkward looking fights are just part of having this informal "legends division" at the top of cards.
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Add in some of the darkly comic crime shenanigans of Elmore Leonard's neo-noir novels set in Florida — another seeming influence — and you have a potent brew.
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All of us in the house of outrage are eager for the special counsel to find the goods on the president and Russia, obstruction, financial shenanigans, anything.
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But party leaders face a more difficult, and perhaps more consequential, problem: Should they go tit-for-tat and escalate procedural shenanigans, rules-stretching and rules-breaking?
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These stories suggest that at least some on his team were ready and willing to collude with the Russian government on some sort of anti-Clinton shenanigans.
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So there are now more indications that many of Trump's top people were at least open to collaborating with Russians on anti-Clinton shenanigans of some kind.
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It's officially springtime, but our usual nice-weather shenanigans are on what I fear may be an indefinite hold due to the global spread of the coronavirus.
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The F.B.I. has had a dismal record of obeying the law when it comes to domestic spying and is too willing to get involved in political shenanigans.
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The books follow the romantic entanglements of the Bridgerton family, each book devoted to the romance and shenanigans of one of the siblings — always with an HEA.
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The "Inside the NBA" crew on TNT is known for its lighthearted banter and goofy shenanigans, but Tuesday night&aposs hijinks may be the funniest of all.
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Since then, although Mr. Fillon, 63, has stabilized his standing in the polls, new revelations in the news media of possible financial shenanigans have kept him down.
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Unfortunately, no such luck this year, though the table was more or less set for shenanigans, thanks to the twists and turns of Nicki Minaj's album rollout.
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The bears have now become so popular that fans of the fuzzy creatures can keep up with them and their shenanigans on the bears' official Facebook page.
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How much longer even the most fervent competitors will put up with these shenanigans before dropping SF5 for another fighting game, however, is yet to be seen.
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Tully&aposs mom caught the couple in the throes of unbridled plane passion on video, and showed that the rest of the cabin seemed unaware of the shenanigans.
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These kinds of shenanigans would be much harder with border adjustment, because it makes the tax about where goods and services are bought, not where their profits go.
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When Hristos Doucouliagos was a young economist in the mid-1990s, he got interested in all the ways economics was wrong about itself—bias, underpowered research, statistical shenanigans.
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HTC's interface shenanigans may be largely in the past, but it's using the U Ultra as a platform to launch its own virtual assistant software called Sense Companion.
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The lighters from Jointlockers on Etsy not only come in fun colors and designs, but include a storage space to stash a joint for on the go shenanigans.
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She said both cases rested on the same "core assertion" that Platts Midwest Premium, a component of aluminum prices, rose because of alleged "shenanigans" in aluminum warehouse services.
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Now Cho, comedy legend, doesn't let anyone else cut or style her hair, which has led to plenty of shenanigans, like the time Cho corrected his twerking form.
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Doute and the rest of the girl gang have been documenting the bachelorette shenanigans on her Instagram, sharing photos out on the water and out on the town.
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At least, according to Vanity Fair, which reported that there were some shenanigans to speak of at the rather rowdy wedding reception for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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In a blog post, the Sunlight Foundation has announced the return, "just in time for the New Hampshire primary," and presumably all the Twitter shenanigans we can expect.
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Despite the fact Chicago was very much alive and adorable during her family's Family Feud shenanigans, there is nary a mention of the child throughout Sunday night's episode.
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You've heard about octopus shenanigans at aquariums worldwide: their daring escapes, their robust personalities, their desire to play, pick favorite humans, and their ability to solve complicated puzzles.
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She proceeded to tell the two of them that she was "in the middle of doing interviews" — the implication being that she didn't have time for their shenanigans.
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There are two sections to the report, which was feverishly anticipated because of the possibility it could include some sort of smoking gun implicating Trump in election shenanigans.
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Roger Ailes was allegedly a serial sexual harasser who reportedly engaged in these shenanigans for years, before justice finally caught up with him -- and he was forced out.
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Super Troopers 2, which was funded with help from a successful Indiegogo campaign in 2015, will bring the whole Broken Lizard crew together for some good old shenanigans.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said recently that drug makers must "end the shenanigans" that prevent competing products from reaching the market.
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After striking up a few conversations with the gawkers, I realized that they were official election observers who had been dispatched by candidates to guard against counting shenanigans.
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" Doggett criticized some Ways and Means members for being "eager to encourage Treasury to do as little as possible, as late as possible to address offshore tax shenanigans.
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She accepts no criticism from anyone else, always puts herself first, and — as we know from watching eight episodes of her shenanigans — is unwilling to admit her flaws.
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I'm actually a little bummed out by the frenzy, because a ton of interesting, exciting music came out this week and ended up overshadowed by social media shenanigans.
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Combine that with Janet's warning about the time vortex, and we have to wonder if Scott is gonna be involved in some time-travel shenanigans come Avengers 4.
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BITCOIN SHENANIGANS: A Northern California District Court ordered that major bitcoin exchange and wallet, Coinbase, hand over three years worth of data to the IRS, The Verge reports.
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His self-directed music videos often feature him and his band getting up to the usual suburban teen shenanigans: stealing cars, riding bikes, skating and destroying public property.
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I can wake up, reflect on the previous night's shenanigans, and not be pulled into a paranoid spiral of Oh fuck... did that person take offense at that?
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As Jeff Greene on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Jeff Garlin plays Larry David's best friend and manager who occasionally gets swept up in his client's showbiz shenanigans in Hollywood.
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I find Mr. Kasich's behavior in this primary more disturbing than all of the other shenanigans that I have seen in a very embarrassing and pathetic primary season.
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It doesn't make much sense, really; what started as an innocuous joke of illustrating Pepe in various shenanigans morphed into a symbol for the loosely organized movement. Why?
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Through this experience, I have personally observed and identified all sorts of shenanigans when it comes to the production of official statistics by the government of Puerto Rico.
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The sexual shenanigans unfold against a backdrop of Southern morality and bible-thumping, offering a not-so-subtle commentary about rampant hypocrisy among those who occupy the pews.
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"I suppose the only card he can try and play to distract from the crazy shenanigans around the causes of this election is leadership in Europe," he said.
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Why it matters: The election was marked by all the usual shenanigans: roughly 10 million suspicious votes for Putin, ballot-box stuffing and blatant bias in media coverage.
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For longer videos, check out his YouTube, where he documents his latest shenanigans, like accidentally leaking diver Tom Daley's personal cell phone number to his million-plus subscribers.
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A 36-year-old alcohol-induced high school incident and a college bar fight, along with an investigation of the president's family's tax shenanigans, will not flip Congress.
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The legal shouting match currently unfolding between Donald Trump impersonator Alec Baldwin and mega-dealer Mary Boone is fast becoming a real-life parody of one percenter shenanigans.
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But if you live in a city where St. Patrick's Day actually matters, it appears the shenanigans will still be, as of now, yours for the shenan-ing.
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When The Aces are reunited, complete with badass matching leather jackets, more shenanigans ensue: sneaking into a motel room, dining and dashing after dinner at a local diner.
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Other solvers — particularly beginners — sometimes feel frustrated by Thursday's theme shenanigans, so it's good to offer a late-week puzzle that is more straightforward once in a while.
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Indeed if Trump, from Comey's testimony, seems more than ready to cast aside "some of my satellites" for their Russian shenanigans — perhaps even Kushner — he's obsessive about Flynn.
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The straight ahead from-left-to-right plot takes a twist when a little princess and her dad, the king, appear and give context to all these shenanigans.
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Where to Stream: Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access In part I of this two-parter, Picard gets involved in some covert military shenanigans fighting aliens called the Cardassians.
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But it seems that there are some time-space shenanigans afoot that make him old enough to have starred as KUNTA KINTE in the original "Roots," from 1977.
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The Colonel gets almost a whole episode of extra shenanigans, and the school's subculture of prank wars and class tension takes center stage in a whole new way.
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The Good Place desperately hoped viewers were into its characters as they were its high-concept shenanigans, and personally, I never quite made it all the way there.
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The evident joy of orchestrating these shenanigans comes through early in a scene in which Nikki appoints herself actress-director and does the blocking on a sex tape.
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Home security cameras don't only exist to record your late-night drunken shenanigans or alert you when your Amazon package is finally waiting for you at the door.
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With their reduced presence, the teens actually get to indulge in some teen drama and weird comic-book-y shenanigans involving alternate dimensions, teen covens, and double-crossing.
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It demonstrates for the first time that financial shenanigans at companies decrease markedly in the years after truth tellers come forward with information about wrongdoing inside their operations.
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Nigel Dodds told broadcaster RTE he believes the court ruling, and what he called "the shenanigans" in the House of Commons had weakened Boris Johnson's hand in negotiations.
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On top of drunken shenanigans, Saturday featured some terrific live music, such as Sufjan Stevens, Holly Herndon, Brian Wilson performing Pet Sounds, Blood Orange, Savages, Royal Headache, Anderson .
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Everybody in that courtyard was demonstrably killed with either a bullet or a bomb — and the government even knows this, beyond the CIA shenanigans happening around the edges.
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All these shenanigans are possible because when Trump and Clinton won states on Election Day, the practical result was that they won slots for electors in those states.
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In other news, James Kennedy spins at his first "See You Next Tuesday" DJ night at SUR, and the high turnout (and lack of drunken shenanigans) impresses Lisa Vanderpump.
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Still, many companies dread the prospect of drunken shenanigans that sometimes take place at year-end festivities — some of which could land them in court if things go badly.
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Features like robbing, even killing other users were added in gradually, but a large part of the pitch was that the game would be defined by the users' shenanigans.
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Photo: Patrick Finnegan (Flickr)Just when you thought all data breaches amounted to hacker shenanigans, the largest bank in Australia has belatedly confirmed a different sort of breach story.
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Though Republicans have made some attempts to prevent a rush toward income reclassification with their bill, tax experts are raising alarms that plenty of room for shenanigans will remain.
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Now that you are enlightened, you might want to consider following the tabby on Twitter to gain a comprehensive (although unofficial) account of the shenanigans on 10 Downing Street.
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They emphatically denied allegations of Facebook shenanigans, though they had their own reservations, and while they couldn't provide exact details of the system they used, it sounds pretty straightforward.
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Its web series, Go Princess Go, was one of the most watched web series in China, before censors had it edited due to too many bisexual time travelling shenanigans.
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Previews for the series show the sisters prepping for three births, dealing with the usual Scott Disick shenanigans, and cursing each other out in an intense, tear-filled fight.
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At Carnegie Mellon, he formed a group with other students called "It'll Do Casual Construction" that built sets, put on performances, and generally got up to mischief and shenanigans.
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Jessica has all-but dissociated from everything with Kilgrave, and she's essentially in denial of her newfound fame and duty since The Defenders (let alone all those supernatural shenanigans).
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Some supporters of the hashtag even went as far as accusing Twitter of nefarious shenanigans, claiming the company changed the spelling of the hashtag in the dead of night.
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Whatever surprise or even scandal there once was in this sketchy sloshing orgy of plumply rotten elites and their piss-related shenanigans is, by this point, pretty well stale.
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Strowman has been allowed to be dominant (even when he loses it's because of elaborate shenanigans forced upon his opponents.) Don't make any mistake about how badass Asuka is.
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This small fraction of Nicki-related shenanigans naturally spiked interest in the newest edition of Queen Radio, her new Beats 1 Apple Music show in which she premiered Queen.
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VERY CONFIDENT ... in a win, while he was seemingly less confident that the Steelers wouldn't be up to their old shenanigans (deflating balls, taping practices, you know the gags).
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The fans were straight-up rapturous, and with good reason, as the promo gives us our first glimpse of Eleven's return, along with some deeply creepy Upside Down shenanigans.
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Devon was Raven's high school crush, so it seems that through all of those psychic shenanigans, the two managed to make things work — for a little while, that is.
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When I saw them and I met the dearth of honesty, the lack of ideas, the 220th century shenanigans that they were engaged in… 250th century in what way?
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Health industry stakeholders haven't been intimidated out of opposition to the bill, nor have consumer groups, like AARP, been fooled by Trump's propaganda or distracted by his other shenanigans.
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Chuck tells Kim about Jimmy's wee-hour shenanigans at the copy store — the doctoring of Mesa Verde's documents, which has had catastrophic results for both Mesa Verde and Chuck.
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The lawmaker's shenanigans last week, in which he acted as a Trump surrogate rather than independent congressional investigator, flowed directly from his close history and alliance with the campaign.
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" At rallies since the summer in rural Pennsylvania, Mr. Trump has spoken of the potential for "shenanigans" in Philadelphia, urging supporters to "go around and watch other polling places.
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Polaroid Originals OneStep 2 camera: 'Stranger Things' Edition (with film) — $126.99 See Details Now that summer is here, we're sure you want to immortalize your shenanigans under the sun.
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There are typical toy shenanigans, hijinks, and Woody clashing with Duke — yet another toy who, like Buzz before him, is peddling a hilariously over-the-top version of himself.
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There have been a fair number of shenanigans on social media this cycle — things like coordinated influence campaigns, fake Facebook ads, and hacking attempts on campaigns and think tanks.
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Regardless of how the fiduciary saga ends, there are several things consumers can do to minimize that they will be on the receiving end of any of these shenanigans.
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Donald Trump, who continues to promote the myth that voter fraud is running rampant, has urged his supporters to keep an eye out for any shenanigans on Election Day.
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After the Bill Clinton impeachment farce 20 years ago, pursued as a strictly partisan Republican hatchet job, most Americans now regard impeachment as part of the usual political shenanigans.
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Here's more from Woj: Meanwhile, rumors are flying about some other shenanigans that Butler was up to during practice: Sure, beating the starters with the third string is impressive.
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Team boss Mattia Binotto alluded to this when he congratulated him over the team radio at the finish by saying 'you are forgiven', referring to shenanigans in Saturday's qualifying.
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That premise should be straight-forward enough to lead to enjoyable if formulaic shenanigans, and yet, every single creative choice for each character is shockingly off-putting or bizarre.
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"These are the questions I grapple with on a daily basis," said Caroline Calloway, 28, the Instagrammer whose viral shenanigans have garnered her 722,000 followers and plenty of headlines.
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All the while, Jen Gunter has spilled so much digital ink on Paltrow's health shenanigans that she got Goop to issue its first direct response to critics last summer.
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The shenanigans in the outfield in Game 6 were mostly miscommunication and the fault of the center fielder, Tyler Naquin, and that is why he is on the bench.
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Back are the Tanners, the Fullers, the Katsopoli (that's the plural), and back are their adorable (?) shenanigans soaked in '90s nostalgia and sprinkled with references to the original show.
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Opinion Columnist To see them together in New York, the two charlatans, after all their nationalist-revival shenanigans, encountering the quiet force of the law was an exquisite thing.
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Only Congress has the ability to offer a law that will actually protect consumers from these kinds of shenanigans in a way that levels the playing field for consumers.
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There's a sign saying "Management reserves the right to refuse people in football jerseys" which leaves me questioning what kind of shenanigans happened here, but it's also Dublin, so.
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It's a recurring segment on The Late Late Show with James Corden that's designed to capture YouTube audiences that would never watch a full episode of his pointless shenanigans.
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Together, these books underline the importance of well-supported and well-executed journalism for illuminating the shenanigans behind the corporate curtains if we are to keep our democracy intact.
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Fred Trump evidently managed to slip these shenanigans past the investigators at the IRS, and in more recent years, the IRS enforcement budget has been cut to the bone.
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Unlike its first foray into the world of analog content, which featured repurposed blogs, this book is 300 pages of original articles and shenanigans never before seen on the web.
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As we all know, or at least should know after six seasons of spy shenanigans, there's really only one way The Americans could end: the Jenningses had to get caught.
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Along with lots of new mutant shenanigans (including flagrant abuse of one Professor's wheelchair), the trailer also brings back Leslie Uggams and Karan Soni, scene stealers from the first Deadpool.
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There's a man driving a go-kart and towing a trash bin, and a group of tweens and teens getting into shenanigans out at the local state park, Devil's Den.
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Then Newsweek shared news of Ivanka's email shenanigans on Monday, just one day later, citing information uncovered by the nonpartisan American Oversight via some Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
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Things are far hairier in Nadia-land, where she's busy trying to redeem herself in the eyes of John's daughter, a wily 12-year-old with no time for shenanigans.
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The ensemble dramedy — starring Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders, and Fred Savage, as, well, friends from college — follows a friend group's shenanigans when they reunite in their 30s in NYC.
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While she often makes appearances on Chrissy's Instagram, Vilailuck has been sharing her own hilarious shenanigans on her own account and her latest post is one of her best yet.
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After 21 episodes of Zodiac-esque serial killers, one fake brother, and and loads of mobster shenanigans, Riverdale will air its finale "A Brave New World" on Wednesday, May 16.
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Though New York's Museum of Modern Art is listed as a participating institution by the Art Newspaper, the museum assured Hyperallergic that it will not partake of the Duchampian shenanigans.
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The wildly popular Instagram account F**kJerry pulled some shenanigans on a 16-year-old kid -- jacking his Instagram handle, and costing him tons of dough ... according to a lawsuit.
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But the VRA's section 3(c) survives, providing that states caught discriminating intentionally could be put back under a "preclearance" requirement—and Texas's repeated shenanigans seem to fit that bill.
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Those accounts, in turn, were then used to bankroll the ads and other shenanigans, including an event where one person who dress up as Hillary Clinton in a prison uniform.
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So, especially in the first weekend when there are 64 teams, once you get past the first four and all that shenanigans, there are games going on simultaneously every day.
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Stop us if you've heard this one before: An American election is upended by cyber shenanigans from Eastern Europe, thus propelling an unqualified candidate to the top of the polls.
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To draw too straight a line between YouTube's financial arrangements and Logan Paul's increasingly outrageous shenanigans misunderstands both of the economic pressures of media and the complexity of popular culture.
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Just as Jeb Bush was asked questions about his brother's record in office, it's sadly predictable that Hillary will be asked about her husband's sexual shenanigans in the Oval Office.
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Seeing as their curious dispositions make them the most likely culprit for any / all of nature's shenanigans, I expect to see great things from these furry fiends in the future.
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For a deal to happen, Madigan needs to "stop holding the citizens of Illinois hostage to his political maneuvering, to his political shenanigans, and actually get things done," Dunkin said.
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Taking all of this into account, it appears that it's not easy to become the world's greatest Pokémon Master unless you use shenanigans of some form to reach the top.
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And if you want to be ready for the onslaught of sun-drenched shenanigans awaiting you — parties and bonfires and all — you'll need to snag a quality portable Bluetooth speaker.
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"We find this information especially troubling given Senator Cruz and his campaign's track record of election shenanigans," Donald F. McGahn II wrote on Monday in a letter addressed to McDonald.
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He can't hire people or figure out what he thinks about China, Syria, or the Russians whose shenanigans are plaguing some of the associates he would dearly like to forget.
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After so much speculation about which of the two would get out the door first, Lyft did, and now we get to see what sort of pricing shenanigans happen next.
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Cutting the rate, taxing only profits made in America and ending deferral would encourage firms to bring money home—and greatly reduce the shenanigans that irk so many in Europe.
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As the public mood towards offshore shenanigans hardens, more employees of financial and law firms seem to feel morally compelled to pilfer data and hand it to reporters or governments.
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Former staffers at uBeam, a start-up that's trying to beam electricity wirelessly, claimed that the company's tech didn't work, and that its founders were instead engaged in marketing shenanigans.
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But the shenanigans of cabinet members are not the only apparent contradiction with the roots of Trumpism that the President is going to have to square in the coming weeks.
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In hindsight it was clear that Boehner set his party up for success in 2016 by avoiding the kind of fiscal cliff shenanigans that had plagued them in the past.
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Neither was so tricky, but I hadn't sufficiently narrowed down the theme to eliminate them from inclusion so I looked for some sort of shenanigans both here and at 38D.
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The few grown-ups who figure in the shenanigans are variously clueless (Amy's parents), thirsty (the cool teacher played by Jessica Williams) and sad (Jason Sudeikis as the school principal).
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I've covered the shenanigans in Missouri in a previous newsletter: Republican legislators are trying to undermine an anti-corruption, anti-gerrymandering law approved by voters in a landslide last month.
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Olivia and Malek's relationship is jittery and loving, and watching them participate in the consensual charade (Olivia's parents think he's Indian!) was just classic teen shenanigans with a sartorial twist.
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A few celebs shared a peek into their end-of-year shenanigans that no doubt featured plenty of bubbly, party hats, and in one particular case, a box of tissues.
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In the hands of lesser chefs, these shenanigans would come off as pure gimmickry, and there are times during a meal at the Cube when all the playfulness falls flat.
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Either way, they'll be alongside you, which means a temporary break from some of the big kid activities you probably want a little less of, like shenanigans and screen time.
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In this bubble, Miles can get up to shenanigans with Alaska (Kristine Froseth), figure out how to survive the Labyrinth, and find the Great Perhaps (you'll understand it all soon).
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Meredith put the entire hospital in jeopardy with her insurance shenanigans; there are several ways she could have treated that little girl without opening up the hospital to criminal liability.
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Cohen implicated Trump on numerous fronts, from hush-money payments during the campaign to financial shenanigans at the Trump Organization to orchestrating lies while he was in the Oval Office.
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By comparison, in next door Minnesota — where a Democratic governor meant GOP shenanigans couldn't become law — a similar Obama margin resulted in Democratic majorities in the state legislature that year.
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He had, in effect, been installed in the job by the national BJP-led government in Delhi following a contentious election in October and political shenanigans to form a coalition.
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Per usual in Fox's "The Mindy Project," the protagonist's shenanigans fall through, and she doesn't get a chance to make Cliff jealous or sing "Santa Baby" to him as planned.
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It's even funnier if you imagine that Natasha acted alone, and that some lucky guy stuck through all the shenanigans to earn a date with the woman he'd hoped to meet.
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Every time I attend a HIIT class, I let the instructor know ahead of time that I'm not going to be participating in any knee-intensive shenanigans—box jumps, for example.
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If you ask us, that's a pretty big window of opportunity to get pampered for all the fall weddings, Labor Day festivities, or back-to-school season shenanigans plaguing your calendar.
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Frankel's revelations of these behind-the-scenes shenanigans at the reunion paradoxically made the show feel more real, and this willingness to call out "inauthentic" castmates helped generate even more drama.
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For instance, studies based on randomised tax audits are usually both too small and too crude to reflect accurately the financial shenanigans of the most egregious tax-dodgers: the super-rich.
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Joe's job entailed driving women to their clients, walking them to the door (to make it clear a man would be waiting outside in case of shenanigans), then driving them home.
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Wohr isn't the only one enchanted by Baloo: the owner says her dog has fans as far as Germany, who contacted her after seeing the photos of Baloo's indoor sprinkler shenanigans.
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Saxs Persson, creative director of Minecraft, told The Verge, "Shenanigans will come from when people have different opinions about what needs to happen, or they band together and do something meaningful."
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And the growing Stormy Daniels scandal suggests a whole new dimension of possible corruption and lawbreaking over and above the basic financial conflicts of interest and the shenanigans with the Russians.
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Many assumed there were some unseen shenanigans that made the stick figure leap off the table, but as Steve Mould explains, it's all due to the simple science of erasable markers.
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Regrettably, these social media shenanigans have been picked up by the media; the man's photo is currently included in a New York Times video about the victims of the Orlando shooting.
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The defense has a long walk back after they spawn and by then they're likely too flustered to gather a strong defense, never sure of what shenanigans Meta might pull next.
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I think I speak for most people when I say that I am pretty tired of the current shenanigans going on in not just the local scene but just in general.
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It's just a shame the inane headline-grabbing shenanigans from a select few in the commission undermine and undo the NSAC's good work which had unfortunately slipped under the media radar.
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The country-turned pop-turned Bad-Taylor-turned-back-to-Good-Taylor has returned to her old shenanigans, having been caught up in some drama regarding the ownership of her masters.
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Most of his feed is filled with photos of his fellow group members getting into shenanigans abroad, but we're sure he'll be more open about Sophie when the time is right.
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With wireless audio streaming that lasts up to 12 hours on a single battery charge, this speaker is sure to be the star of all of your summer shenanigans this year.
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These people inadvertently made life harder for Megan Hampton, the poor unofficial postmaster who had to deal with these shenanigans and Was Really Not Having It: Hang in there, Megan Hampton.
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In an interview with Just Jared, the Game of Thrones star explained what it was like working with Lawrence, and shared the crotch anecdote as an example of her typical shenanigans.
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It took not one but two recounts before victory was declared for Gregoire by 133 votes (with the help of shenanigans like counting a "Christine Rossi" write-in ballot for Gregoire).
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At the beginning of this Congress, he introduced the Rebuild America Now (RAN) Act, which would put strict time limits on the bureaucratic shenanigans that typically slow construction to a crawl.
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Not to get into a semantics showdown here, but if those two were ever to split up, it'd be because the latter finally had enough of her ginger-haired husband's shenanigans.
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"With these kind of campaign finance shenanigans, once the dam breaks, you can expect to see a flood of similar conduct," said Brendan Fischer of the nonpartisan, nonprofit Campaign Legal Center.
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It's a grown-up show for grown-ups about grown-ups who have grown-up problems — not shenanigans, not stupid misunderstandings, not things that can be resolved with one big hug.
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These speakeasy shenanigans may annoy you, particularly when the speakeasy in question is advertised on a chalkboard out on the sidewalk, but it's hard to hold a grudge once you're inside.
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I'm now working with colleagues from Princeton, Stanford and elsewhere to expand the monitoring system so the manipulative shenanigans of Big Tech companies can be continuously monitored on a large scale.
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Not a single bank and just one low-level trader were prosecuted for the shenanigans that led up to the devastating stock market crash of 2008 and the ensuing Great Recession.
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Now, 17 years and innumerable "shenanigans" jokes later, a Super Troopers sequel is coming—and Farva, Thorny, and the rest of the gang are back in the film's first teaser trailer.
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So even as his laudable Washington Post bangs on Trump shenanigans daily — and kudos to that publication for that — Bezos has been forced into a role that is very unlike him.
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So revival thrash bands like Gama Bomb, Evile, and Cross Examination embraced the good-timey shenanigans of the genre's young pioneers—and amped it up with a healthy dose of nostalgia.
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The reason that Apple, despite its well-known taste for corporate tax shenanigans, pays a lot of money to the Treasury each year is that Apple is a staggering profit machine.
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But Trump has made himself quite vulnerable to embarrassment in the North Korea talks, which suggests he won't have a great deal of patience for the entirely predictable shenanigans from Pyongyang.
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Procedural shenanigans were kept to a relative minimum, and a new format Democrats were experimenting with — front-loading the hearings with lengthier periods of focused questioning from staff attorneys — proved fruitful.
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Written by Brian Barrentine, the creator of Funikijam World Music, an organization presenting world-music classes and programs for children, "Shenanigans" offers Irish songs and stories for theatergoers 10 and younger.
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Lori Loughlin's younger daughter was hanging at the home of YouTube star David Dobrik Thursday night in Studio City, CA ... with a big smile as some kitchen shenanigans were going down.
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When they say that the system is rigged, they have this kind of wrongdoing — and the widely accepted and entirely legal shenanigans that are none too far from it — in mind.
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Hunters' casual ultraviolence, its far-fetched spy shenanigans, and its rambling villain speeches get paired with Holocaust flashbacks and contemporaneous genocide, and the tonal whiplash perpetually undercuts an already weak plot.
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But, the Cosmo is calling BS ... saying in new court docs Simpson's reputation is already so bad, that the notion allegations of drunken shenanigans could make him look worse is LAUGHABLE!
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If there aren't serious attorneys already looking at how to respond to the shenanigans Trump will deploy in the event of a narrow defeat next year, it's time they get started.
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A lawsuit would pit a company that has recently appeared politically vulnerable against a magazine that has proved skilled at navigating censorship to report on corruption and financial shenanigans in China.
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"I can't wait to see what ridiculous shenanigans Nunes tries to pull before Schiff takes over as chairman in January," said Matt Miller, a former Justice Department spokesman, on Wednesday morning.
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Democrats are most likely betting that starting so late in the evening will be a disincentive for shenanigans by the minority party, unless the Republicans want to be there all night.
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Democrats are bracing for the GOP to disrupt the hearings with procedural shenanigans, and they don't want to be baited into any unnecessary process fights that could serve as a distraction.
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If you're considering this type of tool because there's been a breach of trust or some other shenanigans, you can frame it as a means to get back on track. Troubleshooting.
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If this keeps up, Ethereum might become just as interesting as Bitcoin in terms of shenanigans, albeit for reasons that will probably be unwelcome to anyone with money on the line.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, has called on the industry to "end the shenanigans" that prevent consumers from getting access to low-cost generic drugs.
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The big reason is that Brazil is going through the largest corruption scandal in the country's history — which, if you can believe it, is totally unrelated to Rousseff's alleged electoral shenanigans.
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These financial shenanigans, the Brazilian-American writer Caroline P. Martinez explains, are called "pedaladas" — and are hardly unheard of in Brazilian politics and in fact happened several times under Rousseff's predecessors.
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Members of Carne are playful about self-representation in these settings, with in-booth shenanigans, including role-play, switching between artist, gallerist, and assistant, depending on the visitor to their booth.
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In March, the Public Theater in New York will host the debut of "Dry Powder," a sardonic take on private equity shenanigans that stars John Krasinski ("The Office") and Claire Danes ("Homeland").
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Anthony's pyrotechnic shenanigans have landed him content strikes from YouTube, which took issues with a series of videos he made where he pulled recipes from a 1933 chemistry book and tested them.
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And while I certainly miss having his (sometimes misguided) shenanigans blowing up my Instagram feed, it's refreshing to see he's still got a little bit of the old, innocent Bieber in him.
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A surprise victory by the PRI would likely leave many Mexicans figuring the party had resorted to the same sort of heavy-handed electoral shenanigans it used through most of the 1900s.
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Basically, "Grand Hotel" plays like a more straightforward, dumbed-down version of the hotel shenanigans in "Jane the Virgin," the truly grand CW dramedy that's heading into its final flurry of episodes.
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I gave the show the benefit of the doubt, and you totally fooled me by pulling the same kind of trickery and shenanigans that have frustrated so many viewers over recent seasons.
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After all, "30 Rock" largely got away with its backstage shenanigans -- including the crazy stars and megalomaniacal network executive -- because of the cleverness of the writing and Alec Baldwin's scenery-gobbling performance.
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Amazon has a blockchain product---an IBM competitor, of all things---and Apple is also up to some blockchain shenanigans, with a December patent application on using the blockchain to certify timestamps.
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The new video — which also takes time to weigh in on Ryan Lochte's shenanigans and Brangelina's recent split — comes just hours before the first presidential debate, moderated by NBC News' Lester Holt.
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" Ramsay Bolton doesn't usually come off as a funny guy, but he recognizes talent when he sees it: "He's good," he says of Jon Snow's man-to-man shenanigans, "he's very good.
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The accepted, regular style was to call matches more or less as straight athletic contests, with the inevitable shenanigans by the heels always coming as a shock to the naifs working commentary.
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The trailer gives us a clear look at these antics, as well as a bunch of other shenanigans like orgies, turnip-throwing, and a slew of women dancing naked around a fire.
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If you're unfamiliar with it, just know that McMahon forced Hart to drop the title to Michaels against his wishes, in real time and on live pay-per-view, via referee shenanigans.
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The music and lyrics conjure up the image of World's Fair running around New York City night spots and turning their adventures, shenanigans, frustrations and early morning hours reflections into rap verses.
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AMC's Jim Maiella confirmed the switch shortly before the episode aired, but despite these shenanigans, viewers should expect future episodes of the show will air on Tuesdays at 10PM ET as normal.
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"That scared me because if he dissolved it, someone else could pick it up and reincorporate it, and carry on the same shenanigans he's been doing the past 25 years," he added.
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Guillermo del Toro is a master of spinning dark fairy tales that toss humans and otherworldly creatures into the same room, exploring what kind of bizarre, beautiful shenanigans they get themselves into.
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John Kenneth Galbraith, the Depression-era economist, coined the idea of the bezzle — an inventory of undiscovered shenanigans that builds up during boom times as investors make gains and ask few questions.
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The infamous brainchild of John DeLorean, the stainless-steel-skinned car that bore his name hit the road for a brief time before a drug bust and financial shenanigans killed the brand.
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I decided to throw us into the competitive mode because we'd all known each other for years, so the familiarity (and beer) could lead to some really fun shenanigans and shit-talking.
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Considering this and more beyond, Americans should have absolute confidence that regardless of Trump's rhetorical and procedural shenanigans (and no doubt there will be plenty), the November elections will proceed as scheduled.
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It's easy to imagine the restrictions on corporate political activity and some curbs on stock sales shenanigans becoming broad consensus points for congressional Democrats, and even part of a 2019 legislative agenda.
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After the failure of the 2004 holiday, businesses learned the valuable lesson that the payoff from international tax shenanigans was high, and they redoubled their efforts to stash profits in tax shelters.
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The other wonderful thing about Schwartz's lizard funeral is that it really highlights just how much his friends are willing to go along with his shenanigans — and how much they love him.
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In this episode, Chandler and Ross are super psyched that their old friend is in town and they begin to think of all the crazy shenanigans they can get into this time.
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I'm not simply referring to the blowing off of steam -- the drink- or drug-assisted partying and in-house sexual shenanigans to be encountered in NGO watering holes from Kabul to Kinshasa.
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If nothing else, she would have pleaded ignorance of the details — which would have been a tougher sell for Mr. Mulvaney given his role as a recurring character in the Ukraine shenanigans.
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A month later, at Ed Pedloski's funeral, when, with a single harsh look, she'd ordered them to march past the open coffin, they'd marched past the open coffin lickety-split, no shenanigans.
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Seemingly a combination of Monument Valley and the old Syndicate games, Tokyo 42 peers down from above at a busy and colourful metropolis that is by no means free from dark shenanigans.
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The complaint of the day at Solomon's press conference was that alleged DNC shenanigans had allegedly stopped Sanders delegates from entering into nomination a progressive alternative to Tim Kaine as vice president.
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The site currently boasts nearly 3 million screencaps of Simpsons shenanigans, the better to fulfill your most extravagant Simpsons GIF cravings and suck up any free time you might have once had.
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The result of all this is that big multinational companies have strong incentives to engage in various shenanigans aimed at amassing profits that are then held tax-free in their foreign subsidiaries.
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Lil Pump doesn't give a damn what anyone thinks about his shenanigans at gas stations ... he's gonna keep lighting up while filling up, because he firmly, and wrongly, thinks it's all good!
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Later, Manafort fell under scrutiny in the investigation over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia — scrutiny that, it seems, unearthed these financial shenanigans that formed the basis of the charges against him.
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Just as the Harry Potter books matured and darkened over time, this latest prequel takes a significant step back from its predecessor's wacky magic-animal CGI shenanigans and heads in a grimmer direction.
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In the comedy, Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever play besties Molly and Amy, who, despite their honor roll status and buckets of extracurriculars, neglected to have any wild-and-crazy high school shenanigans.
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One of the best ways to do development work on Chrome OS is to ditch these Crouton shenanigans and just set up a virtual machine in the cloud somewhere and SSH into it.
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" Whether it's due to maturity or just a general state of being tired of the world's shenanigans, Chappelle's humor can drift toward dad comedy — "You have to Google s–t I lived through!
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As long as those are maintained, it's actually irrelevant to the average user whether Tether is actually backed by dollars … which obviously opens up a lot of space in which shenanigans might occur.
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"Especially given that Fox has been selected to moderate a debate for the first time ever, it's time for Donald Trump to end his debate shenanigans and formally agree to debate," Fallon said.
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It prevents the target of an indictment from knowing they're about to be charged and arrested, which limits the risk of defendants destroying evidence or any shenanigans when they are eventually brought in.
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In an exclusive preview at the return of Chrisley Knows Best, Todd Chrisley and his family are up to their hilarious shenanigans yet again — they've even welcomed two new members to the family.
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