Its characters could seem spiteful for the sake of seeming spiteful.
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It's mean, hateful, spiteful — but it's probably not libel.
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We'd be jealous and catty and more spiteful than men.
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These were pejorative, nasty, spiteful insults — which, ironically, I adored.
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Two other recent actions by the administration seem more spiteful.
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She had every reason to be spiteful over everything Edgewater represented.
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She killed her philandering, spiteful spouse Ivy Mayfair Richards (Alison Pill).
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Lost your temper and said something spiteful, something you'll always regret.
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JANET NELSONParis You were obviously inspired by a spiteful Arsenal fan.
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" In his enthusiastic review, Mr. Weber called the play "deliciously spiteful.
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What sort of person sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents?
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"It is imprudent, and my suspicion is, spiteful," he told reporters.
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"The PT right now is very bitter, spiteful and authoritarian," Pessoa said.
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There's being a traditionalist, say his critics, and then there's being spiteful.
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Twitter doggerel, we're often told, comes in two flavors: crude and spiteful.
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Photographer Haley Morris-Cafiero turned spiteful comments and online harassment into art.
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They should play with Spiteful Urinator and Doom or something like that.
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" 'Dumb Donald' is, well, dumb," Spiteful Brewing said in a Monday statement.
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As Godsoe noted on Twitter, this part is key for cooperation's effects on evolutionary outcomes, as altruistic traits would improve their own transmission in altruistic groups, spiteful traits would improve their own transmission in spiteful groups, and so on.
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But spiteful kid Jesus had pouted, refused to make the hands well again.
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Likewise, about half of Republicans think Democrats are ignorant (49%) and spiteful (24%).
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A spiteful mother-in-law or new significant other is a poor villain.
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Ted Pelkey's decade-long feud with local officials reached spiteful new heights Nov.
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" Lisa Murkowski, Alaska, said: "There is no excuse for the president's spiteful comments.
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" Lisa Murkowski, Alaska, said, "There is no excuse for the president's spiteful comments.
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A profound truth shattered my mind, leaving me reeling from its spiteful certainty.
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When an office joke goes awry, he marries his boss's spiteful secretary, Cecilia.
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If I mention this to our boss, I risk coming off as spiteful.
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Spiteful Brewing is not the first brewery to name a beer for Trump.
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"Don't fight it, SPITE IT!" is the motto of the Spiteful Brewing company.
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A spiteful, conspiracy-fueling Twitter post from Curry's wife, Ayesha, that instantly spread everywhere.
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We ask again: what sort of person sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents?
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This is the sort of person who sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents.
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Sabotage by a spiteful Trump administration is still a risk, but there is — gasp!
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Showing off sometimes diabolical but compelling political skills, Trump was audacious, provocative and spiteful.
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" He claimed the boy's mother was "spiteful" and was motivated by "extreme jealousy and bitterness.
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Chicago-based Spiteful Brewing is the latest craft brewer to find inspiration in Donald Trump.
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Where it stands: About half of Democrats think Republicans are ignorant (54%) and spiteful (44%).
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And, crucially, none of her intentions or interactions ever come across as condescending or spiteful.
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I am still amazed because I always think of Jesus as not spiteful to trees.
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It might just be spite, because promoters and writing teams have always been notoriously spiteful.
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Perhaps the Jewish complainants acted with spiteful malice; perhaps they genuinely feared for their lives.
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Or, if she's feeling spiteful, she might write "you are dumb" across a participant's monitor.
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All I know is that righteousness can neither be diminished nor conquered by the spiteful.
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It's not a cynical, spiteful laugh, but a hopeful and desperate one — the survival kind.
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He set out to rewrite those spiteful myths by showcasing and preserving other, truthful narratives.
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But the expensive and useless wall has remained the centerpiece of Mr. Trump's spiteful vision.
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Feminists said the spiteful interactions that the shows sometimes encouraged were debasing to the contestants.
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In the summer, the air becomes humid, so heavy and wet it can feel deliberately spiteful.
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"Why do all these moms act so spiteful and jealous towards the other women?" she asked.
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Any president would have been tested by such a spiteful and powerful opponent as Ms Fujimori.
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Many viewed the heavily themed collection as the designer's final "F you" or spiteful swan song.
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That might work in more skilled hands, but here it just makes for sour, spiteful comedy.
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If we cancel cancel culture, perhaps it will be replaced with something less spiteful, more nuanced.
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Sometimes they will reward those who please them, but they can also be capricious and spiteful.
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" O'Brien remembers this as a more spiteful accusation—that the novel was "morally and aesthetically criminal.
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Yet in the face of this president's spiteful policies, I hold fast to a different vision.
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Mr. Trump's spiteful choice to shut parts of the government is only making the situation messier.
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Rossum later posted about the spiteful, anti-Semitic words sent to her via the social media platform.
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In fact, it's hard to think of a candidate who has attracted such mean and spiteful commentary.
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John could be spiteful, and he loved a good fight, but he wouldn't do something like that.
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" Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi said it was "a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage.
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"This is some spiteful, hateful, thing that somebody has done to us," Juli says about the rumors.
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But after going on a "paleolithic lifestyle retreat," he comes back: thinner, spiteful, and ready for vengeance.
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His action seemed particularly spiteful given the heavy caseloads and inadequate resources the defender office struggles with.
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Brontë began Jane's story in her miserable childhood, as an orphan raised by a spiteful, abusive aunt.
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The ornate castles and infrastructure of King's Landing — home to spiteful Cersei Lannister — also wouldn't be spared.
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Democratically elected presidents and potentates are equally aware: Aspirations, when thwarted, can be a potent, spiteful force.
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The campaign — sloppy, abusive and spiteful — was the brainchild of an Australia-based anti-feminism Facebook page.
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It was mean, hateful, spiteful, vengeful—everything that I was as a human being was that role.
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" In Mr. Trump's spiteful eye, even Angelina Jolie is unattractive and Heidi Klum is "no longer a 10.
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He was a spiteful tackler, a niggling presence, and never afraid to needle his opponents off the ball.
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My girls have questions about the spiteful rhetoric they overhear, despite my efforts to protect them from it.
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Cersei has long had a haughty sense of entitlement, but she's especially spiteful when she has been wronged.
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Responding to his wife's jokingly spiteful banter, Legend posted his own Instagram post in honor of their anniversary.
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This has had an adverse effect for him as the spiteful trolls are attacking him for his kindness.
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The producer warned Gray that she might receive hate mail, but the spiteful feedback she anticipated never came.
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Many of them are spiteful toward elites, skeptical of authority and eager for an escape from menial work.
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But Pugh holds her own as Amy, whose occasionally spiteful side has always made her a complicated character.
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In the book, Lila's actions, filtered entirely through Lenù's narration, can at times seem merely stubborn or spiteful.
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Valencia spitefully invites Rebecca to the beach (you'd be spiteful too if your boyfriend tucked back another girl's hair).
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A woman's spiteful actions against her ex lead to his untimely death in Why Did I Get Married, Too?.
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Deep down, we're all inherently spiteful beings, and ridiculing the efforts of others is sometimes what the soul needs.
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Children get used as pawns as families disintegrate, then have to adjust to a life with warring, spiteful parents.
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"Snarky comment[s]" and "spiteful tweets" are included in its assessment, along with generalized mean and ad hominem comments.
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Offred is defiant, refusing to say anything that could harm Ofglen and quoting scripture in an almost spiteful way.
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If NBC or ABC were this spiteful to Trump, everyone would see it for what it is: political bias.
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Only a spiteful person could roll back Superfund cleanup funds, funds that make our communities livable, and for what?
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The brothers' getaway is a farce, and Nick winds up in custody, where other miscreants take spiteful advantage of him.
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One could argue that it was a spiteful move by Rubiales, but it is now much too late to argue.
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Ben Barry of the International Institute for Strategic Studies says that Britain has always been a bit "spiteful" about such initiatives.
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A departing British warship passing through the Narrows fired a spiteful parting shot — purportedly the last round of the Revolutionary War.
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"You do not bring up your bill just to be spiteful to the anniversary of the Affordable Care Act," she said.
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Mohsen, 52, acknowledged in an interview that becoming the victim of a spiteful attack came with a measure of good luck.
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Do not rush through the questions, but answer each one at a comfortable, quick-to-turn-defensive, deeply spiteful pace. 5.
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" — SETH MEYERS "These tweets threw the White House into complete disarray — which was a refreshing break from the usual: spiteful chaos.
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Like so many of the president's decisions, the one to put troops on the border seems impulsive, spiteful and politically motivated.
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Unfortunately, Republicans chose to set my work, Mr. Curbelo's work, aside and proceeded with a spiteful bill that makes this issue worse.
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I wasn't being spiteful toward Hidetaka Miyazaki and his team of developers who were creating these engaging experiences within truly wonderful worlds.
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My biggest obstacle(s) are the over-indulging in the booze and blurting out spiteful, ignorant reductions of the human spirit itself.
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As her court testimony is passed from actress to actress, Patsy Ramsey becomes a jealous woman, a spiteful woman, a wronged woman.
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It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America.
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Mr. Chung called Mr. Van Vuuren a "spiteful moron" and "a trivial person pursuing trivial things" in emails, according to court documents.
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Soon, in common with other townsfolk, he receives an anonymous and spiteful note, whose writer claims to see everything that goes on.
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In defiance of the soft bigotry of low expectations, the Cleveland Baseball Team wins in spite of themselves and their spiteful owner.
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Scenes of outrage pile up without a sense of purpose, and on the whole the novel reads as relentless and merely spiteful.
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Some people also seem to believe that She-Ra's reimagination is spiteful: Boyish lesbian re-imagines SHE-RA as a boyish lesbian.
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The aptly named Spiteful Brewing of Chicago is releasing the double India pale ale, which is brewed with a key lime flavor.
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The opening paragraph of Beloved captures that dread and that beauty as well as anything else Morrison ever wrote: 124 was spiteful.
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I was enjoying my dreams of democracy, until Mr. Krugman had to go and intrude with his spiteful awakening of my slumber.
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The three are walking in front of the Egyptian pyramids underneath Spiteful Brewing's logo and its "don't fight it, spite it!" slogan.
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Because he is the sweetest man on Earth and we don't deserve him, Styles apologized to fans for the weather's spiteful behavior.
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The next day, I caught myself wading through the spiteful comments on a gossip blog and stopped to practice Dutch plurals instead.
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And those of you who always felt Marianne Dashwood might grow up to be a spiteful jerk: Your prayers are richly answered.
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It's hard to keep hating a man that joyous and spiteful after sinking two baskets that third graders sink on the regular.
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Daniel's position feels petty and spiteful — especially after the heated exchange between him and Issa on last week's episode — but it's his prerogative.
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Opinion THE battle between Gawker and the tech titan Peter Thiel has made him look like a spiteful manipulator with a bully wallet.
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It's a classic display of masculinity being too fucking fragile and the spiteful lengths that people will go to defend their broken egos.
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A spiteful Buffett bought control of the company, fired the manager and tried to keep the textile business running for another 20173 years.
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When I think "David Hockney" I think round glasses; beautiful mop of bleached hair; swimming pools and palm trees; spiteful humor; rich shallowness.
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"It was a spiteful siege," said Ebrahim Abbas, a computer technician who took a bullet in his gut during the operation, in 2000.
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Thus, we have wedding registries to avoid awkwardly owning three of the same toaster or receiving a frog statue from a spiteful friend.
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The Green Light law is not just a spiteful gesture aimed at the Trump administration; it is a potential threat to national security.
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He can't directly impact your new job, and if he is so immature and spiteful to even try, it reflects poorly on him.
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Their adolescent outlook, especially in the early years, occasionally found expression in spiteful breakup songs in which boys wonder what's wrong with girls.
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While he's not immune to throwing some shade at referees, he lacks the spiteful streak of Arsène Wenger, Louis van Gaal and the rest.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," they said.
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" Of the Republicans surveyed, 49 percent said they think Democrats are "ignorant," 54 percent see Democrats as "spiteful" and 23 percent called Democrats "evil.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska tweeted, "there is no excuse for the president's spiteful comments – they were absolutely unacceptable and this needs to stop."
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Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood), former sweet ingenue, has embarked on a mission of liberation (or is it simple, spiteful revenge for her imprisonment?).
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That said, it seems a tad spiteful to celebrate him getting a mid-season calf strain by gorging on masses of cut-price pizza.
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We had spiteful sisters, more daddy issues, the Hulk channeling his fury in an arena, and a fresh new haircut in time for spring!
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In truth, the department's decision is spiteful retaliation against people who reside in a state that declines to bend to the administration's immigration priorities.
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A Muslim woman says her Twitter is awash with spiteful attacks after an article highlighted her helping a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) panel.
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And Lila is bad — not badass, though she is that too, not plucky or feisty or spirited, but hateful and spiteful and sometimes cruel.
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A hallway was filled with Trump's most spiteful tweets and a portrait gallery of Trump's inner circle, printed on 8-by-11 paper sheets.
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So I slough the pain that's thrown at me through spiteful rhetoric, sometimes with a Tom Ford exfoliator or with the exfoliating mitt from childhood.
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Unfortunately, our opponents have witnessed this progress too, and in recent years, anti-LGBTQ lawmakers have pushed spiteful legislation aimed at pre-empting local protections.
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Would something happen to poor, sweet Hannah (Jordana Blake), June's daughter and a favorite bargaining chip of the extraordinarily spiteful Serena Joy Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski)?
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At some point you and the person you're with really cared for each other, and that's the worst feeling to be angry, hateful, or spiteful.
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The (more than 10,000) comments on the piece itself have been heavily moderated—a good thing—but even now there's some that are entirely spiteful.
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In the interview with CNN, Tobin said he filed the involuntary bankruptcy claim against Avenatti's firm in "a last ditch spiteful effort" to get paid.
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This status gives the village its own mayor, water supply and an architectural review board that has been criticized for being arbitrary, if not spiteful.
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If there's one thing Black Mirror has taught us, it's that people are irrational and spiteful and, above everything else, kinda shitty to each other.
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Either that, or he has to grin and bear another playoff-free season with the Knicks, where at least a spiteful Jackson no longer lurks.
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Spiteful, known for the creative artwork on its labels, announced the release a new Key Lime Double IPA named "Dumb Donald" in a tweet on Monday.
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Her father, Aerys II, was known as the "Mad King" because he eventually grew to be a spiteful, murderous (usually by burning people), and deranged ruler.
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When Ana moves into Zoey's dorm room for plot-driving reasons, her rightly spiteful new roomie becomes a walking, talking, bizarrely always sleeping, tell-tale heart.
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Neither Robert nor Douglas represented the voices in their reviews; they smiled in the restaurant, only to turn into particularly spiteful resturant critics behind closed doors.
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By mathematical necessity, this deeply spiteful and petty vision of the world and one's place in it also conjures a world-historic capacity for taking offense.
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He imposed a spiteful, full-blown blockade on neighboring Qatar, another important American partner, and has sought to goad the United States into conflict with Iran.
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And I'm not sure "feminist" is the first word I'd use for someone who was so demeaning and spiteful (at least at first) to other women.
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The company notes submissions can be rejected if they include discriminatory language, critical or spiteful comments on other reviews, allegations of illegal activity or defamatory content.
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Not that anyone in Hollywood or the media would be spiteful, but do you worry that you'll have a target on your back, having crossed over?
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Deporting them from the only home they have known, often to countries to which they have little or no connection, is spiteful, punitive and self-defeating.
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BAD-MOUTH BEER: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Spiteful Brewing, a Chicago-based brewery is releasing a beer poking fun at Donald Trump later this week.
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After seeing so many 140-character social and political hot takes, he wished there were an easy way to give to charity as a spiteful response.
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We'll touch on the timeless themes of spiteful townies versus jaded rich kids, exaggerated awkward moments in puberty, bad boys charming daddy's girls, ultimate heartbreaks, and more.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska "There is no excuse for the president's spiteful comments -- they were absolutely unacceptable and this needs to stop," Murkowski said in a statement.
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The ongoing spectacle feels intense, bending the lines between the historical and the fantastical, the reverent with the spiteful, the high-end aesthetic with blood and cum.
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Topics of the day include a cornucopia of Knicks rumors, the shifting nature of the traditional center, and spiteful old timers and the mythology of hand-checking.
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"People in general have a desire for things to be fair, and when they seem unfair, it makes us angry and spiteful," he said in an email.
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But when our heroes become one step less heroic, they embarrass us — they make us feel old, they make us spiteful — and we turn them into jesters.
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Making spiteful comments and flying off the handle does not advance our arguments or build confidence in our ability to steer this country in the right direction.
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But it lost that sympathy when it insisted that some religious organizations cover contraception costs for employees -- leading to a sad, spiteful fight with a group of nuns.
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Especially when Jon uses Dany's nickname — a name she reminds us was last used by her spiteful brother Viserys — in an awkward, weirdly intimate, out-of-nowhere way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roald Dahl's "The Twits", a children's tale about a cruel and spiteful married couple, is being brought to life through an immersive theatrical show in London.
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"In the past 40 years, there has not been a more spiteful team than the current U.S. government team toward Iran, Iranians and the Islamic Republic," Rouhani said.
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We hated fighting, fucking, fighting, fucking, fighting over who was most violated by a spiteful college president, confused white classmates, and the gated institution we paid to attend.
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Even so, for Trump, proving the report is false, spiteful, and careless, legally speaking — as the letter claims — is not enough to win a defamation case in courts.
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But the level of those states' dependence is a problem, especially at a time when an erratic, spiteful and isolationist president is in charge of the United States.
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It is a spiteful sabotage of ObamaCare, a program that, up until now, had been able to withstand the numerous deliberate attacks Trump has waged since becoming president.
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" She added, "As if the announcement that the US would close our office in Washington, D.C., was not enough, this vindictive action by the Trump administration is spiteful.
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However, this does not excuse the behavior—these creeps target people and try all sorts of subterfuge to get pictures, catfish them, share phone numbers, spread spiteful gossip.
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The increasingly nutty, spiteful Queen, now only ruler of "three kingdoms at best," isn't going to last long if she thinks Euron Greyjoy is her best choice of ally.
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But they have the edge on our world because they're not our world — they're weird and mystical places, full of talking dragons, rock-eating cutie-pies, and spiteful ghosts.
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Across the world, in both the northern and southern hemispheres, there are politicians who are too self-serving, or too spiteful, to care for and protect the most vulnerable.
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"I don't know whether this could be considered some sort of spiteful maneuver on his part ... [or if] he's even aware New York is a sanctuary city," Clarke said.
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McCann had fast hands and put them to good use as he used Larios as target practice, hitting him with southpaw jabs, lead left hooks, and spiteful body shots.
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We asked people to tell us about which of their ex's things they kept for themselves—be it for selfish, spiteful, or sappy reasons—once the love was gone.
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Saviour Balzan, a veteran editor and longtime adversary, called her a "spiteful snob" who reveled in ridiculing people she viewed as inferior, particularly those who supported the Labour Party.
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On Sunday she looked fairly power-obsessed and spiteful, grousing to Jaime about traitors and eying "a dynasty for us," which is an interesting interpretation of the dynasty concept.
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"Your spiteful actions display unfettered contempt for America's founding and your egregious conduct threatens to destroy that which our Founders pledged their very lives to build," the letter reads.
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"Wake up, commuter," she commands, "your bottled water is throwing / beautiful spiteful rainbows all along the corridor," both the Northeast Corridor and that metal shell, the interior of a train.
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In its revisionist take, the titular dark, dangerous fairy played by Angelina Jolie isn't naturally evil or merely spiteful in bestowing a curse, but exerting her power with a vengeance.
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For years, they accused Republicans of resisting Mr. Obama's agenda at every turn, of being spiteful and even hateful as they refused to accept the results of the presidential election.
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But to fans, it is clear that Blandino isn't just being ignorant and transphobic — she's being spiteful on behalf of Too Faced, which has had beef with Nikkie for years.
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" — SETH MEYERS [As Trump:] "Your spiteful actions display unfettered contempt for America's founding, and your egregious conduct threatens to destroy that which our founders pledged their very lives to build.
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As a crowd formed around her, Eckford followed her mother's advice: that the best way to deal with the spiteful people she would encounter that day was to ignore them.
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If you think America's veterans deserve more respect, why not donate your clothes to a veterans' charity instead of cutting them up with scissors like a dumb, spiteful little brat?
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I wouldn't choose [Shannon] specifically just because I came into this feeling like you get to gameplay without being hurtful and spiteful to other people and just play a good game.
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Many Americans think people in the other party are ignorant, spiteful, evil and generally destroying the country, according to a new Axios poll by SurveyMonkey, aired on HBO on Sunday night.
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But the truth is I threw myself into Tidying Up, her zeitgeist of a new Netflix show, as a spiteful protest, because I have no such control in my digital life.
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This is a house that is haunted by an atrocity, and that atrocity was created by slavery, now rendered domestic and personal and intimate, confined to the "spiteful" house of 124.
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Herbert Hoover, who could justifiably campaign as a progressive Republican, pigeonholed Smith as an advocate of state socialism (the same epithet that a spiteful Smith would hurl at Roosevelt in 1936).
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But those who were only familiar with the TV show were caught entirely off guard in 2011 when its protagonist was sentenced to death by spiteful and sociopathic teen king Joffrey.
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The Jesse Ventura Story is terrible, but there is charm to be found in a movie that is so spiteful against sports entertainment and yet so, so earnest about grassroots political reform.
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Rights group Amnesty International has called on Lebanese authorities to ensure that the concert goes ahead and to "take the necessary measures to ensure the band is protected from this spiteful campaign".
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But with abundant financial resources and free time, she has the same spiteful determination to remain the queen bee of the other PTA moms that Elle has to prove her ex wrong.
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There's plenty of material flexing to go around, but it all sounds so empty, so spiteful; "Ride Around Shining" promises just enough flexing to mark the slow decay of muscle and bone.
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The asylum-seekers I spoke with greeted all this with the drained detachment of men and women accustomed to having their fates controlled—"played with," as Teame put it—by spiteful politicians.
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Reuters reported that Rouhani alleged in a speech broadcast on state television that the U.S. previously had more moderate views toward Iran, but has in recent years developed a more "spiteful" attitude.
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"The party is becoming more and more narrow and more and more spiteful," said Christian Berle, an environmental policy analyst and one of the seven gay delegates from the District of Columbia.
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The special session is indicative of the openly spiteful attitude the Republicans have demonstrated toward the Democrats in the wake of the party's loss of the Supreme Court and the governor's mansion.
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J.P. In 2003, Eamon released the lavishly profane, discomfitingly spiteful ballad "______ It (I Don't Want You Back)," which became something of a minor too-raw-for-prime-time, hip-hop-soul classic.
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In the 6-page letter Trump sent to Capitol, the President calls Pelosi's actions "spiteful" and veers into what he sees as personal affronts, saying she's violated her own oath of office.
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While he seems to have no trouble taking credit for the booming economy he inherited from the previous administration, Trump is almost spiteful about the widely popular healthcare law his predecessor championed.
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I told him to delete my number, and in a spiteful fit of rage, went out and had a one-night stand with some guy who lived directly across from my ex's condo.
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But where does that get us, beyond the vague suspicion that immortality—at least in the shape of the vengeful Yahweh or the spiteful Greek and Roman gods—is no guarantee of wisdom?
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Black men like Nate Parker and John Ridley have publicly accused Black women of being closed-minded or sabotaging them in a spiteful display of intolerance because the men date non-Black women.
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As the standoff continues (and House Democrats are feeling themselves for the insurrection), there's a surge of spiteful social media conversation from detractors on the left searching for authorship amid great political theater.
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Some of Mr. Trump's supporters, for their part, savaged Mr. McCain on social media, calling him a spiteful person who had betrayed his own party and blackballed the president as his dying wish.
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Protesters say this is a needless threat to public safety — forcing emergency vehicles to detour about 20 miles — as well as a spiteful attempt to keep them away from the pipeline construction site.
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If altruism can spread when altruists cluster together, then its opposite — spite, or harming another organism even when one gains no individual benefit from it — can also spread if spiteful organisms cluster together.
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During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the actress, 32, opened up about her past, which included confirming a former flame and confessing to a spiteful action against her husband.
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In the very first scene of Game of Thrones' mammoth saga, viewers were confronted with a haunting reality—the people of The Seven Kingdoms have way bigger fish to fry than some spiteful infighting.
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For a spell, her ex-boyfriend Matt Jordan's violence coupled with the manor's delayed construction turned Moore's dream dwelling dysfunctional, into something that more closely resembled a Todd Solondz dollhouse or Beloved's spiteful abode.
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So assuming for the sake of argument that this is where the Sanders brain trust is, it's worth considering whether this would cross a line between "driving a hard bargain" and being destructively spiteful.
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"His brain still functions at a minimal level with a vocabulary of a second grade student... you might even start to feel sorry for this man-child," Spiteful Brewing said after releasing Dumb Donald.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," top congressional Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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"The ick" is that feeling you get when your boss reprimands you in front of coworkers, when a crush doesn't text you back, or a significant other says something spiteful during a pointless argument.
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In his appeal for funds, he blamed his "spiteful" ex-wife for keeping him apart from his son, saying she had returned to the Netherlands while pregnant because she was unable to find work.
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But from the start, Karen sends unbelievable emails, obsesses over other families and denies a play date with one of Ruby's sorely needed friends because of her own spiteful beef with the kid's mother.
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Over the course of the film, a few scattered murders committed by unstable or spiteful people give way to waves of well-organized, government-backed death squads, dressed in Klan robes and Nazi-evoking trenchcoats.
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It's whether to get a brief jolt of spiteful pleasure from rejecting Romney outright (as Conway and Gingrich want), or to enjoy long-term gloating pleasure by having the former governor as a Trumpian underling.
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Joya definitely sounds like just as much of a piece of work as Adora The most detail Camille ever gets about her father is in a spiteful insult from Adora during the dress shopping scene.
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" Photo by Caito Matthews "Due to their marginalized identities, women and femme men already feel unsafe on a daily basis, and Trump's policies, behavior and spiteful rhetoric may have already induced violence toward these groups.
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I know it's too much to ask for Apple to include HDMI or even USB-A, but the lack of an SD card slot when there's this much space to work with seems downright spiteful.
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The house of the title, in the Philadelphia suburbs, is the childhood home of Maeve and Danny, who are banished from it by a spiteful stepmother, after their mother leaves them and their father dies.
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Two years of grinding divorce negotiations now begin, with the outcome unclear, except that the talks are certain to be contentious and spiteful — and that the only sure winners will be lawyers and trade negotiators.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip finds its way to them, but gossiping will make you look negative and spiteful every time, guaranteed.
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"Instead of self-victimizing and self-aggrandizing, instead of being spiteful and vindictive, President Trump could have used his nationally televised speech to show some contrition and unite the nation," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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It's a harmful result of sexism that people still choose to accept intimate partner violence as a spiteful tool that women leverage against men instead of seeing it as a reality that too many women experience.
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No, it's just the actions of a spiteful man (Comey), an opportunist (McCabe), and a gabby partisan (Strzok) — bureaucrats who seek political advantage without the bother of seeking election, tactical operators without the will to power.
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The Irish potato famine was, then, the confluence of a productive hothouse ready to spread the disease, a spiteful colonial government and biologists unable to speak truth to power or to hear it spoken to them.
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In this light, there's something about Sony's legal dogging of Kesha that seems taunting and spiteful, designed to squash the spirit and career of a woman who deigned to refuse to be complicit in her own abuse.
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It took me over an hour to find my first pokémon on the family ranch, which turned out to be a spiteful-looking doduo lurking among the prickly pear as if hiding from the South Texas sun.
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For residents of San Juan County, the review became a flashpoint — for those who opposed the monument, the review was a promise to rectify the wrongs of the past; for those who supported it, a spiteful rebuke.
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"We saw his repeated threats as baseless, spiteful, ideologic insults that he ended up going through with," Heins said, noting that the staff's desire for a union would have been a viable asset for the digital company.
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Earlier in the film, he proves to be the shittiest father left on earth, breaking a window during a spiteful baseball catch with his son, forgetting about his daughter's lifelong peanut allergy, and yelling shut up, Rachel!
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Great sporting events right after elections should be rabidly non-partisan affairs, a chance to luxuriate in our sameness, to remember our blood ties, rather than replay the spiteful animosities of the previous year-and-a-half.
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But Trump has carried on, spitting Twitter venom at political foes (and allies he felt slighted by), seemingly oblivious to -- or actively spiteful of -- the sensitive mechanisms and relationships that typically drive policy-making on Capitol Hill.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip ever finds its way to them, but gossiping is guaranteed to make you look negative and spiteful every time.
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In a second season blighted by injury and poor form, one Italian paper famously renamed their 'L'Asino Della Settimana' (or 'Donkey of the Week') Award to 'Bergkamp Della Settimana', which most would agree was a spiteful touch.
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The good times we had were good times regardless, and although carving "fuck you" into a record seems quite spiteful, it reminds me of the nature of relationships, the nature of humans and how emotional we can be.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in a joint statement.
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"It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a joint statement.
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever," he said, "kill him in any manner or way however it may be."
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Lohengrin, the outstanding Piotr Beczala, has little ethereal about him; his evocation of the Holy Grail, "In fernem Land," fittingly comes off as a spiteful rant, especially as it is sung more choppily than one often hears it.
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"There is a lot of research in organizational settings that suggests perceptions of unfairness lead to anger, hostility and spiteful behavior," wrote Elizabeth Popp Berman, an associate professor of sociology at the University at Albany, in an email.
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All photos by the author Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, once friendly adversaries in an otherwise spiteful Republican primary, appeared to finally end their perceived alliance Thursday, calling off their uneasy detente in the first debate of 2016.
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" In the same video, one of ISIS' top spokesmen, Abu Mohammed al Adnani, expanded the target, urging the group's admirers to "kill a disbelieving American or European -- especially the spiteful and filthy French -- or an Australian, or a Canadian.
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He has lost control of his own aides to leaks and investigations, of his old television cronies to spiteful personal feuds, and most of all of the narrative of an "America First" presidency with a coherent vision or promise.
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Spiteful Brewing in Chicago had a Dumb Donald Double IPA and 5 Rabbit Cerveceria rebranded its Trump Golden Ale as Chinga Tu Pelo (Fuck Your Hair) after a then-campaigning Trump shared some of his thoughts about Mexican immigrants.
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Save one or two particularly distasteful lyrical moments — the infamous Taylor Swift line on "Famous," the spiteful jab at an ex on "30 Hours" — the most memorable moments on The Life of Pablo are supplied by its guest stars.
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The lingering scars are reminders of an evil transpired not once upon a time but just a quarter of a century ago, from curses that were the doing of neighbors and friends, not the spell of some spiteful witch.
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Their argument would have run that the airline was being unnecessarily spiteful in confining them to the horrors of non-premium coach class when, for seemingly no extra cost, it could have bestowed a nice surprise upon one of them.
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The devastated narrator uses a machine to transform himself into an amphibian lifeform; from there he walks into the sea, abandoning the surface and its spiteful inhabitants—members of a species to which he no longer belongs—to their fate.
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Ms. Carter remains something of a polarizing figure in this town, where many respect the dutiful care she provided for the author and others complain that she is spiteful and has used her power as Ms. Lee's representative to settle scores.
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Having multiple lovers is a dynastic tradition — his great-grandfather King Rama V had more than 150 wives and consorts — but the prince's former partners have endured spiteful separations and the purged members of his entourage have died under suspicious circumstances.
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That would likely just end up slightly delaying the inevitable, since the GOP controls the Senate and can change the filibuster rules to get Gorscuh through, but many progressives want their party to get a little bit more spiteful and obstructionist.
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This upbeat mantra may come as a surprise to those familiar with Shakespeare's "problem play," in which Prospero, the spiteful sorcerer and former Duke of Milan, causes a shipwreck to seek revenge on the men who wronged him 12 years earlier.
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In a fit of pique, Betty says to Archie, "From where I'm standing, Veronica is just as much of a privileged, selfish, spiteful mean girl as the part she's playing," referring to Veronica's role as Chris Hargensen, Carrie's main antagonist.
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I'm traveling this week, so ended up watching the episode at a bar in Vancouver, and Olenna's vulgar indictment of Joffrey and spiteful confession — "I want her to know it was me" — brought the most raucous cheers of the night.
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"These are spiteful and meanspirited directives that will only instill fear in the hearts of millions of people who pay taxes, contribute to the economy and our way of life," Kevin de Leon, the Democratic leader of the State Senate, said.
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You dare to invoke the Founding Fathers in pursuit of this election-nullification scheme—yet your spiteful actions display unfettered contempt for America's founding and your egregious conduct threatens to destroy that which our Founders pledged their very lives to build.
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In the same way as it's easy for commenters on YouTube to write spiteful things they would never dare whisper out loud in person, it's easy for customers to rant at what they perceive to be a faceless online entity.
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When I show students a route map of the immensely popular NYC Ferry, the first thing they point out is the seemingly spiteful omission of a single landing site along the 15-mile run between Bay Ridge and Far Rockaway.
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We grasp their humanity because their moral inconsistencies make them more like the people we meet (and the people we are); depending on the day or point of comparison they — like us — can be friendly or indifferent, generous or spiteful, loyal or faithless.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - A biopic at Cannes about Jean-Luc Godard, the closest thing French cinema has to a living god, might be expected to be worthy and respectful, but "Redoubtable" is anything but - portraying the director as a childish, spiteful bore.
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Carvel plays him like a spiteful elf, an angry, deviously witty Aussie interloper who arrives with a bag of tricks and another one of cash, buying the decrepit tabloid and hiring a frustrated journalist, Larry Lamb (Jonny Lee Miller), to edit it.
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Although it hinges on a particular ekintza, or attack, by members of the paramilitary organization Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA), its true protagonists are the matriarchs of these families, spiteful Miren and grief-stricken Bittori, as well as their daughters, Arantxa and Nerea.
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"One day," Felicity tells him, "you're going to wake up, and you're going to realize what you missed, and it's going to be too late," but she is genuinely sad for him, not angry or spiteful — a bold choice that works beautifully.
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The rambling, six-page letter from Trump to Pelosi on White House letterhead largely restated the president's objections to the impeachment probe, but did so in accusatory and sometimes spiteful language that attacked Pelosi, congressional Democrats, Biden and institutions such as the FBI.
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Back in London but eager to return to the frothy fray, she learns she's facing foreclosure on her vessel thanks to a bit of desperate deal-making by her mother (Lindsay Duncan) with the spiteful upper-class twit (Leo Bill) whose marriage proposal Alice rejected.
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Any time a drunken friend muses that the world would have far less conflict if there were no women, you need only point them the dramas that unfold on a week-to-week basis at Sacramento's most decorated—and spiteful—mixed martial arts camp.
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Dirty Projectors is an audio diary in the best and worst sense of the phrase, letting us into Longstreth's psyche in a way he'd never before granted access, but unable to refrain from cringeworthy lines that come across as more spiteful and vindictive than heartbroken.
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This week, the internet again proved that there are a seemingly endless number of new ways to be mean and spiteful online, after teenage Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown became the target of hateful memes, ultimately deleting her Twitter account Wednesday, Deadline reports.
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It seemed the perfect book-end to a university year of almost unrelieved boredom, full of petty flatmate disputes, tepid literature courses stuffed with disinterested Psychology students on extra credit binges and doggedly underpinned by a mutually spiteful, stale-at-the-armpits, long distance relationship.
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There's endless meaningful conversations on Super Soul Sunday, which now live in its pages, so I asked her how, in today's dissonant world, we can all learn to have similar conversations with people who have a different viewpoint than we do — without it turning angry or spiteful.
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It also helped make the real point of Obama's address very, very clear: It was a speech about how the president sets the tone for the nation — and whether you want someone with Donald Trump's spiteful, cruel personality as the role model your children look up to.
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Janet is unapologetically better than the humans and demons around her—she knows more, she sometimes has command over time and space, she is apparently better in a bar fight—and no one, not even Kristen Bell's spiteful Eleanor or vainglorious Tahani, is threatened by it.
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She says that she is the victim of a smear campaign by envious, spiteful athletes who cannot cope with her success and high profile and that the only thing she did wrong, besides winning too often, was to lose her timing chip in a couple of races.
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"It's baffling why the president would launch an uninformed, spiteful attack on a public servant like Bill McRaven," said Stephen B. Slick, a former C.I.A. station chief in Israel who is now the director of the intelligence studies project at the University of Texas at Austin.
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However, it's very hard to recognize this without the aid of life experience or a therapist, and so you will deal with it by lashing out in a variety of spiteful ways, such as checking out their friends and suddenly deciding to loathe all of their favorite bands.
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Critics of Amy take issue with her obsession with her appearance, as well as her spiteful behavior (she famously burns the only copy of Jo&aposs novel after Jo refuses to invite her to an outing with Laurie), but in Gerwig&aposs "Little Women," Amy is portrayed differently.
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Handke's political project in his literary work is more spiteful, devoting his significant prowess to the sly blurring of moral categories in what a German commentator in 19963 dubbed "a coquettishly playful relativisation" of the moral complicity of Serbians in the Milosevic-led massacre of nearly 200,000 people in Bosnia.
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But since women, on average, have lower incomes than men, especially if they have children, and they still do more of the housework, the burden of being a breadwinner is yet more onerous — even before you factor in the side-eye they get from neighbors and the spiteful comments from relatives.
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A six-parter about a spiteful local journalist who pledges to stop being nice to people following the death of his wife, it's a show about grief and desperation which at no stage feels despairing, and is played with understated skill by Gervais and his small cast of co-stars.
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One key thing here not on policy is that if the GOP unexpectedly holds the House, that will be taken as a vindication of the political strategy of racial fearmongering that Trump ended the campaign with and that this form of spiteful, exclusionary nationalism is the true soul of the American people.
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By far the worst one came from a user who asked how to get a tick a few times and when I didn't answer, viewed my Story, noticed I was watching Gossip Girl for the first time, and sent me a spiteful DM telling me who Gossip Girl was, spoiling the show.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word "millennial" is so often spit off the tongue, used as spiteful Baby Boomer shorthand for a lazy, petulant generation that's perpetually young and naïve about how the "real world" works (though the oldest millennials are 22017 in 22016), despite allegedly killing industry after industry.
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Commercial success neutered Ice T's street-level, historically oriented, sleep-with-one-eye-open usage so that the "haters" just became bitter homies and other rappers and their entourages (hear Nas's brilliant, spiteful "Hate Me Now," from 1999, and the 2009 track "Hate," by Jay Z and Kanye West, from "The Blueprint 3").
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"When u go out of ur way to b spiteful & hurt artists who have always supported ur show… when you fire great ppl who have put their heart & soul into the show… when you'd rather be a messy reality show than a prestigious award show… when ur still being dragged by that lace," Minaj wrote on Twitter.
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With scant moments of applause from people who apparently hate breathable oxygen and a moderate climate, Trump's signature, specious "America first" showmanship combined with shameless climate denial, ludicrous falsehoods about the language of Paris and the American economy, and, most shockingly, a brazen and spiteful attempt to paint all 195 other countries as lazy, loathsome burdens.
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As someone with a high level of responsibility — I could literally shut the company down in less than a week by slacking on my job, were I a spiteful person — yet with no positive feedback from the "powers-that-be," when and how do I communicate that they are getting far more than they are paying for?
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The Hateful Eight is just mean, and it feels like the work of someone who looked around at America and concluded that it was a land full of angry, spiteful people who would be more willing to burn their own lives to the ground than admit either their own sins or the sins of their country.
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be," he said.
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At a stop in Texas on Monday in support of his frenemy Ted Cruz, Trump paid cursory attention to the Texas senator and instead gave a rambling, lengthy speech that hit all of the same notes as his presidential campaign: fear-mongering over immigrants and crime, attacks on the media, spiteful discursions about his political opponents, and a deluge of lies.
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"It is also extremely cruel and spiteful to persist in deliberately bashing the Palestinian people by denying them of their rights, giving away their lands and rightful capital of Jerusalem, and defunding UNRWA (the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees) and Palestinian institutions, including East Jerusalem hospitals," fellow PLO Executive Committee member Hanan Ashrawi said in a statement.
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French, or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way however it may be," Adnani once said.
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I wasn't present, scene-wise, until the late 1970s, but even then there were pretty white boys around, boys whose calling card was their beauty and their insolence, a sort of at-least-I'm-not-you spiteful arrogance that got them pretty far, or as far as your looks ever get you, which is to say not very long in Manhattan, where there's always someone new.
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"The fact that there were five shark attacks probably has much less to do with some rogue shark that suddenly got mean and spiteful and wanted to start ripping legs off of people in New Jersey than it does with the fact that there were a whole lot of people on the coast at that time," Douglas McCauley, an ocean ecologist based at UC Santa Barbara, told me.
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It wouldn't be like not just sleeping with your ex, but continuing to live in their house and seeing their big spiteful face every morning until you start to feel your body stewing and boiling in impotent rage and you find yourself entertaining violent fantasies of murder-suicide and body parts splattered all over their obsessive imitation of a happy home; it wouldn't be like that; it wouldn't be like that at all.
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It is hard to identify Swift's final judgment of the poetry; he declares that "the grand bad faith of the 'Cantos' — its pomposity, its anger — is a constant, running line after line," but this is so instantly untrue that one wants to chalk it up to the spiteful impatience every reader has felt who has engaged deeply with Pound's allusive and polyphonic poem and emerged occasionally inspired but also baffled and frustrated.
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"If you can kill a disbelieving American or European — especially the spiteful and filthy French — or an Australian, or a Canadian, or any other disbeliever from the disbelievers waging war, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill him in any manner or way, however it may be," Adnani said in the text of a speech published earlier this year.
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The Hateful Eight tracks the journey toward Red Rock, Wyoming, of bounty hunter John "The Hangman" Ruth (Kurt Russell), his spiteful fugitive prisoner Daisy Domergue (Jennifer Jason Leigh), his driver (James Parks), and two other men they meet on the way: bounty hunter/former Union soldier/quintessential black Tarantino badass Marquis Warren (Samuel L. Jackson) and proudly racist good ol' Confederate boy Chris Mannix (Walton Goggins), who may or may not be the new sheriff of Red Rock.
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