When someone doesn't get water that day, they start fighting.
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Stop thinking about Daenerys and start fighting White Walkers already.
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But then they start fighting, and wonder whether they're really friends.
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At that point, your body is going to start fighting it.
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America and Iran are not about to start fighting each other directly.
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Often, when students join the gym, they can't wait to start fighting.
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Stop fighting the rule of law and start fighting for all Americans.
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The three non-captive Defenders start fighting The Hand and its operatives, again.
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When the storm reaches land, some of them may start fighting the winds.
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As soon as it ended my brother and I would always start fighting.
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You can start fighting inequity, whether down the street or around the world, sooner.
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"Before we start fighting, where can we work together—and both make more money?"
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So they get slaves to make out or whatever, or start fighting each other.
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"Ultimately Canada's going to have to start fighting fire with fire," he told reporters.
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Obama was eventually forced to stop trying to compromise with Republicans and start fighting them.
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But if we don't start fighting for it, we're going to get none of it.
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Right, but if they do start fighting each other, what do you think America will do?
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Murakami bursts in first, and the Defenders start fighting him, while Alexandra watches from a distance.
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Danny refuses to cooperate with Elektra, despite her taunts, but they eventually start fighting each other.
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Then "they start fighting over who is going to make the call," Hudson recalled while laughing.
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If guys had two-minute rounds, you would see guys get in there and start fighting.
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Hopefully Cannonier has found the right team and weightclass to start fighting up to his potential.
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Rubio said, however, that it got to a point where he had to start fighting back.
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The two models start fighting when Smalls shows up wearing the same gold dress as Hadid.
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She allows us to get to know Briseis before Achilles and Agamemnon start fighting over her.
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Let's finally start fighting back against one of the main causes of our opioid addiction crisis.
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"I want somebody to start fighting for him," Trump told Fox News's "Hannity," on Monday night.
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But you don't need to have a crazy bank account to start fighting fine lines and wrinkles.
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It's time pick up our swords, band together, both public and private defenders, and start fighting back.
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Hackers are dialing up the heat on gas stations, but business owners are about to start fighting back.
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But they might also try to break up protests by force, or even worse, start fighting each other.
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As in, set oneThe biggest mistake we make in any disagreement is to start fighting without a plan.
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Some little thing to smooth the edges before we start fighting about the Supreme Court and health care.
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But if they can't contain the virus, public health officials may need to start fighting a different battle.
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I finally came to the frustrating realization that if I didn't start fighting for her, no one else would.
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They've been doing this to women forever, and nothing's going to change if we don't start fighting that together.
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There have also been predictions that 2020 will be the year that employers start fighting back against high prices.
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If I didn't start fighting back to cure this disease, no one else would and I would soon die.
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The hosts start fighting amongst themselves, and Maeve stays behind to fend them off so that her daughter can escape.
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But waiting to start fighting global warming — or sitting out the fight altogether — is a bad deal for America's future.
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The altered T-cells are then dripped back into the patient's veins, where they multiply and start fighting the cancer.
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The final peace had not yet been signed, and some Allied leaders feared that the Germans could start fighting again.
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Or even if they disagree, you don't have to just go to the mattresses right away and start fighting with someone.
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"I finally came to the frustrating realization that if I didn't start fighting for her, no one else would," Neal wrote.
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You can start fighting inequity sooner, whether it is in your own community or in a country halfway around the world.
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We must start fighting for access to safe, clean drinking water as if our lives depend on it — because they do.
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He'd smother the hands and leap in with a left hook to the body, then grab his man and start fighting rough.
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"Either I start playing Joan of Arc, I start fighting, for some common ground or I don't know what," she says tearfully.
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Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake NBC News said it's time for the Press to stop complaining and to start fighting back.
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It's a tribute, not a sendup, and a forceful reminder that sometimes people start fighting because they're desperate to stop the slaughter.
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Eventually their two grown and feuding sons (real-life brothers Brian and Domhnall Gleeson) show up and start fighting in the house.
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But before the plane even taxis, the couple you're stuck between decide to start fighting and it's clear it won't end anytime soon.
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Be The Change covers everything from ways to start fighting for a cause to how to make sure you have a real impact.
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"We can start shaping the battlefield faster, because when we start fighting bigger opponents, we are needing to be able to do that."
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The implication is if you truly remember 9/11, you need to start fighting the right enemies — not the jihadists, but the leftists.
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The boys learn a skill, and since Thais start fighting at seven or eight they can remit their winnings to support their families.
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Wanting to provide more for his friends, Master Song decided to start fighting, again and started a make-shift gym at the camp.
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When still Karl demands that they get back to their virtual relationship, Danny denies him — and the two start fighting, IRL, on the ground.
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" He warns ... "You never know how good somebody's going to be until they get in there and start fighting the best in the world.
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"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake NBC News said it's time for the Press to stop complaining and to start fighting back," he wrote.
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"When people start fighting, that tells you something — cut the power," Bob Russo, 63, said as he rode the ferry home to Staten Island.
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"People only start fighting over words and phrases and grammar in a bill when they actually think it's going to pass," Mr. Lankford said.
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But as she and Charlie start fighting for custody, we learn that the two women share similar reasons for wanting out of their marriage.
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Robadey said firefighters got off to a slow start fighting the blaze because the two fire hydrants closest to the museum were not functioning.
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Washington doesn't seem to have a plan for disarming the militias before they start fighting for control of disputed ancestral Kurdish lands held by Turkey.
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Windows is losing ground in schools to cheaper platforms, like Chromebooks, but Minecraft: Education Edition is one way it'll be able to start fighting back.
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Differentiation starts when one person decides "to take on the risk of speaking up, and in a sense, start fighting for their rights," Pearson says.
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Oh, there's also apparently a part in the storyline where you start fighting other players, but hockey didn't keep my attention long enough to get there.
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By getting the rebels to stop fighting the Assad regime and start fighting ISIS and al-Qaeda instead, Russia essentially kills two birds with one stone.
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We're just at the start of a battle that publishers such as Electronic Arts and Blizzard will soon start fighting in European, and possibly American, courtrooms.
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The most famous Octagon announcer in MMA history is sick and tired of Nate Diaz's antics, telling the Stockton superstar to stop complaining and start fighting already.
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Students across the country walked out of school and into the streets today to demand that the adults running the government start fighting back against climate change.
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Whatever race you are, whatever religion, your gender, anything -- we as Americans need to join together and understand liberty, understand it well, and start fighting for it.
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The invocation of Section 2023 would allow the United States to finally start fighting back in the trade war already launched against us by countries like China.
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"When little kids start fighting in Puerto Rico, they're not looking for a gold medal in the Olympics, they're looking to be world champions," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Instead of "Fighting for Fifteen," former workers will need to start fighting for universal basic income, a guaranteed pay when technology destroys more jobs than it creates.
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Because otherwise, you're going to create all these bots, and then the other bot gets rid of this bot, and the bots start fighting with each other.
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Whenever my parents tell me to go to my room and play on my iPad they start fighting — I believe signals from the iPad are causing this 6.
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In other words, lose weight, and you'll start feeling even hungrier than usual, your metabolism will slow, and your body will start fighting back against the diet. Why?
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Couples who do choose to stay together often start fighting because one or both partners imagine the new life their S.O. is building without them and get jealous.
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"You could have two people in the same room who agree about the details of climate change investing, but then they start fighting over the nuance," he said.
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Not having control of the militias could prove disastrous, particularly if rival military forces start fighting each other to stake claims in a country still shaking off ISIS.
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The AU initiative highlights growing international worries that allowing Burundi's crisis to fester could start fighting again in a region where memories of Rwanda's 1994 genocide are still raw.
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But as the world faces new, uniquely modern challenges in 2019, maybe it's the reminder we need to get out there, kick some ass, and start fighting for something better.
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The federation is poised to "immediately start fighting to restore a fair attitude toward Russian figure skaters and defend the honor and dignity of our athletes in all possible ways".
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They all start fighting, and I'm puzzled how they're able to butcher Rob Lowe and his squad of terrorists while bragging about how many people they've taken out so far.
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"It's the lesson of Howard Dean, and it's happened in other caucuses, two frontrunners start fighting with each other and it helps a third candidate come from behind," Yepsen said.
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Ryan warned Wednesday that Republicans will have to navigate the most difficult phase of tax reform once a bill is unveiled and lobbyists start fighting to preserve prized tax breaks.
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Sarah Conklin: I wanted to know what's something that we as individuals could do starting today to protect our own privacy and then start fighting for the privacy of each other?
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Eastern European countries living in Russia's shadow can teach us how to start fighting back, but only if our politicians decide to stop profiting from these tactics and fight them instead.
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It's distracting for us watching at home, but Peter stays focused on his misshapen vase, even when the hands start fighting amongst themselves for his attention and ultimately destroy his masterpiece.
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"So many times I nearly lost her because she was giving up but as soon as we put you on Melody would start fighting back," Driscoll, wrote on her daughter's Facebook page.
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I do a little work on my laptop while she puts the foil in, and my boyfriend and I start fighting via text about a party I'm going to on Saturday night.
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West's op-ed urged people who oppose the Trump administration to stop wasting their time waiting for the first daughter to come through for them and start fighting the White House's directives.
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Since I'll miss out on spending time with my nephews, a good assistant will live-stream them for me the entire time while discreetly muting the live-stream whenever they start fighting.
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A Detroit school source who requested anonymity to speak candidly emphasizes the difference in the scale of the conflicts, and wonders what authorities are supposed to do when dozens of students start fighting.
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That doesn't mean superheroes are going to start fighting against gerrymandering and voter-suppression tactics, but it does mean they'll showcase black and brown men and women where the publisher deems it profitable.
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The next time my kids start fighting, instead of just telling them to be quiet, I could listen, find the likeness in their stories and figure out how all the pieces work together.
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So from tonight on, go home make a plan, get some things together, talk to your kids so we can prevent this and start fighting back for this evil that's in this world.
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"Rather than start fighting for women right away, I think we need to best understand what's going to work for women going through this massive cultural change in a country," said an Uber spokesperson.
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The flu virus' genes change via a process called antigenic drift, and each small mutation gives rise to a new, closely related flu virus that our immune systems have to start fighting from scratch.
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The defeated candidate fears he may be next to land in prison, after Mr Jeyenbekov promised during a heated television debate to start fighting corruption—a constant blight in Kyrgyzstan—by imprisoning Mr Babanov.
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I catch them by surprise, and in a panic, they start fighting back a moment too late, just long enough for me to get the extra few punches in needed to put them down.
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"Take Control" implores everyone to do exactly that in suitably fiery fashion, telling the story of someone who is letting life pass them by and needs to clench their fist and start fighting back.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai wrote a letter Monday to the telecommunications chief executives, demanding they provide a response by November 19 on how they're going to start fighting the problem next year, according to Reuters.
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On top of that, the Empire's own governors start squabbling amongst themselves and may effectively start fighting a low-key civil war against each other rather than contribute anything to the cause of the Han.
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But while it makes sense for advocates to start fighting back now, these lawsuits would probably have gone forward in the same way even if Hillary Clinton, a staunch reproductive rights supporter, had been elected.
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Such a system wouldn't bring stability, because the various subject peoples would periodically revolt, as they always do, and the great powers would start fighting among themselves over their respective spheres, as they always have.
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For many of the environmentalists who have waged a five-year-long battle to get the government to start fighting air pollution, the reduction targets of 20 to 30 percent are too little, too late.
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"Some of them said the government language is not peace language so we have to start fighting against them but some are saying, no we have to keep loyalty to the agreement," the source said.
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President Donald Trump's allies took to heart his request that Republicans start fighting back against House Democrats' impeachment investigation, and one transcript released Friday vividly captures how one such lieutenant tried to crash the proceedings.
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Sure, it took almost the entirety of World War II to get Japan and Russia, virtual neighbors, to start fighting each other, but once they did, Stalin came through like the most clutch of clutch players.
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The Trump administration has already directed ICE prosecutors, in New York and everywhere else, to stop closing immigration court cases — to start fighting the hardest-to-win cases every bit as hard as every other case.
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Well, that was the question that President Barzani asked me to pass on to the Americans when I was working in Iraq in 2010: When Arabs and Kurds start fighting each other, whose side are you on?
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Rios thanked Pendley profusely for telling her and trying to defend her honor even if it wasn't her boyfriend, which was a relief, because as Rebekah said, she was ready to start fighting him in the library.
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For example, it might be tough to start fighting climate change, but we can put people to work installing solar panels, or we can start ending disease by getting people to contribute their health data and genomes.
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With my daughter's half a dozen or so friends on Messenger Kids (hey, I know), I'm not worried about these things because I know the parents well enough to have a discussion if the kids start fighting.
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We wanted to communicate better, to treat one another more lovingly and bicker less often, particularly in front of our two year old son, who — much to my heartbreak — had begun acting out when the two of us would start fighting.
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" Chopra recalled how, in one of his documentaries, the Warriors head coach discussed "how maintaining greatness is way harder than achieving greatness because when you're at the top everyone is coming at you, or teammates start fighting to share credit, or money becomes an issue.
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While persistent droughts and colossal floods didn't directly cause groups to start fighting, "climatic calamities" did dramatically boost the risk of such conflicts breaking out over the last three decades, said scientists from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Humboldt University in Berlin.
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Episode 3 (17 minutes) argues that there is a way out of this: Eastern European countries living in Russia's shadow can teach us how to start fighting back, but only if our politicians decide to stop profiting from these tactics and fight them instead.
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I'm sure we'll see plenty more bullshit before the day is done just so that it gets buried as we all dig into our turkeys and start fighting with our family members about whether President Trump is a full-blown fascist or merely a white supremacist with authoritarian sensibilities.
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So it was very faulty, but I was, I was talking about, I was talking about taking the oil, now we have a different situation because now we have to go in again and start fighting, you know, at that time we had it and we should've kept it.
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After a big family dinner in which they are all seated in a circle like an Olive Garden commercial (I half expected the siblings to start fighting over breadsticks), Robby's mom brings him up to speed on what's happening in the world, like he's waking up from a Bachelorette coma.
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Why they might not: The last secretive twisty movie about a bunch of extremely colorful strangers who wash up at the same raggedy hotel together and start fighting each other was Identity, and the twist ending on that one was the kind of reveal that puts people off twist-ending movies in general.
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Thiel got his start fighting "political correctness" at Stanford, he does not care much for immigrants (having donated $1 million to the far-right anti-immigrant group NumbersUSA), and he has strong anti-democratic opinions of a kind that naturally lend themselves to support for a candidate who has a, shall we say, conflicted relationship with democratic norms.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) warned Wednesday that Republicans will have to navigate the most difficult phase of tax reform yet once a bill is unveiled next week and lobbyists start fighting to preserve prized tax breaks.
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And that's kind of the through line of this book, of like I start fighting more and more and more until 2009, when Letterman famously goes on air and says, "I've had sex with women who I work with," and I decide to write this piece in Vanity Fair that calls out not just the harassment but the lack of women in the writer's room.
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