I think it will be reassuring to see Murphy sticking up for the press and sticking up to the president.
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"I don't know why one of my best friends would be sticking up for someone that she's just met, rather than sticking up for me," Kemsley, 41, told Richards.
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He's like a rodeo clown sticking up the middle finger.
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Now, their friends and neighbors are sticking up for them.
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Chrissy Teigen is sticking up for her Sexiest Man Alive.
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Lena Dunham is sticking up for her gal pal Taylor Swift.
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"Well done on sticking up for yourself," another Instagram user commented.
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Instead of sticking up for his ideas, he just avoided them.
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Ronnie claims he's just sticking up for himself and his daughter.
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Located center right, there's a wooden plank sticking up behind the trench.
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Expressing yourself and sticking up for yourself will feel easier than usual.
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Bachelor twins Emily and Haley Ferguson are sticking up for Nick Viall.
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Notably, the black antenna sticking up from the top will be gone.
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There's no shortage of old photos of you sticking up your middle finger.
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I thought I was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself.
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"Toes sticking up make a good snack," said an instructor, Drew Nelson, 36.
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But when he came inside my house, he started sticking up posters too.
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So GOP dudes, don't get me wrong, thanks for sticking up for women.
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However, some on the left are sticking up and even trying to protect her.
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"Kim's so cool, you've gotta respect her sticking up for her husband," she said.
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"Thanks for sticking up for me, Sean," yells Catherine, 29, as she storms off.
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A telltale sign are long, curly hairs sticking up and out in all directions.
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" In addition, he thanked "everyone for sticking up for me but it's not necessary.
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Sticking up for me n my beliefs is hard for me at times. Sorry.
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Hold your arm out straight in front of you with your thumb sticking up.
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An avatar of her own hand with a well-manicured middle finger sticking up.
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Then, the regrowth awkward process begins…tiny, sticking up hairs, all over my head.
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Clinton said that she has received considerable backlash for sticking up for abortion rights.
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And when they stick up for themselves, they are sticking up for one another.
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For reference, that little thing sticking up in the middle is the Statue of Liberty.
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I was more confident, sticking up for my ideas and speaking up more in meetings.
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There is nothing quite as dumb as the NHL's "sticking up for a teammate" culture.
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With the collar of a white polo shirt sticking up under a V-necked sweater.
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" With this documentary, Mr. O'Brien said, "Judd is sticking up for Garry in a way.
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"I was actually sticking up for Sleepy Joe Biden while on foreign soil," Trump tweeted.
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And after Tuesday night, there's only one rival candidate sticking up for his approach: Rep.
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Almost every model wore a beanie cap with feathers sticking up, like refugees from Neverland.
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In hindsight, Rathburn says she regrets her actions but not for sticking up for her son.
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" "That's something I've learned from age and experience, there's nothing wrong with sticking up for myself.
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Behind Barnaby was a metal cylinder attached to the plane's deck, sticking up about four feet.
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These students think they are sticking up for the vulnerable, practising a kind of self-defence.
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I was sticking up for Kelly after someone said that… She should get the facts straight.
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And you're usually pretty fantastic at sticking up for yourself when it comes to getting paid.
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Sticking up for yourself is major today: Don't feel bad if you have to say no.
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Best to think twice before you go sticking up for Sansa's enemies in a public forum...
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The plaza is like a fairy tale, with fiberglass legs and cars and bikes sticking up.
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"She told Osaka: "I thought I was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself.
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There are rocks sticking up from the trail, and divots and gullies hidden beneath the foliage.
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Another told me that he was the only one in the family sticking up for me.
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Instead, they sued, essentially asking the judiciary to shelter them rather than sticking up for themselves.
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Trump defended himself on Monday, saying he was sticking up for "warriors" and defending the military.
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She's sticking up for what she believes in, but is also open to continuing a dialogue.
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However, another "Daily Show" alum, Michelle Wolf, is sticking up for the comedian while slamming Ivanka herself.
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On an emotional level, this also finds you reflecting on security and sticking up for your worth.
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I'm at least not aware of anyone in that world who is publicly sticking up for him.
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The gate guard raised his eyebrows at my deck sticking up from piles in the back seat.
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Some saw it as sticking up for the country; others as a crude gesture that undermined Iraq's dignity.
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He didn&apost seem to be narrative that we got of him sticking up for the American side.
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Always sticking up for her at these loutish occasions is Lee's smart, hunky older brother, Noah (Jacob Elordi).
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We have the message: that we are sticking up for ordinary people as they go through their lives.
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Jim is a parent's dream, sticking up for underdogs and making lunches for his hard-working single mother.
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There was a ski sticking up, but if that fell over, the whole thing could have been buried.
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The WHO keeps sticking up for China as the coronavirus gets worse and experts paint a far darker picture
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So, we are sticking up for our farmers so that they don&apost get hurt in these trade discussions.
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The WHO keeps sticking up for China as the coronavirus gets worse and experts paint a far darker picture.
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"Let's call a spade a spade, I've been sticking up for you for a long time," Catania told Giudice.
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This short-lived moment of a friend sticking up for a friend culminated several seasons worth of unspoken affection.
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Some had their tops ripped clean off, leaving them looking like lonely toothpicks sticking up out of the ground.
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And now Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a leader on efforts to address climate change, is sticking up for pipelines.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Now, of course, Trump may just be sticking up for his fellow bronze-colored symbols of hate.
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There was a black vest sporting Bugs Bunny's face, ears sticking up the side, paired with red hot pants.
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So what we'll need to do is remove the extra pieces that are sticking up out of the jig.
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If Mr. Trump defends the new rules through the appeals process, he will be sticking up for those people.
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" Trump said in the Oval Office, adding, "I think what I'm doing is sticking up for our armed forces.
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Needless to say, this is probably why not many people are sticking up for him at this early juncture.
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Kim is sticking up for Kanye left and right as they also prepare to welcome their fourth child via surrogate.
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Ariel Winter is sticking up for Kim Kardashian West after the reality star received backlash over her latest NSFW selfie.
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"Yeah, maybe I egged them on, but I was just sticking up for myself," the 29-year-old bodybuilder said.
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The members are intentionally split between two presumably opposing factions — those pushing business interests and those sticking up for users.
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"There is no doubt guys were sticking up for Mac with what happened in Philly," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said.
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Your hair was sticking up, your cheeks were flushed, and you were at your most radiant and comfortable and peaceful.
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Yes, even a tough guy like Ramsay advocates for sticking up for yourself when it comes to bad restaurant experiences.
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The Queen Mother ordered the additions – they can be seen sticking up slightly – to customize the piece to her liking.
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States and towns are sticking up for an open internet, passing local legislation to protect and free an open internet.
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Get an opinion you can trust on whether you were crossing the line or just sticking up for your team.
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Whites value diversity, too; these recent elections show them sticking up for their neighbors and a certain way of life.
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The no-parking signs had little effect; they were knocked over, leaving only "little stubs sticking up," Mr. Driller said.
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"In fact, when she was getting hammered earlier this year, I wrote a column sticking up for her," he said.
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In Chinese culture, the two chopsticks sticking up are said to resemble incense sticks burned at temples for dead ancestors.
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The President is sticking up for people in the technology sector, which includes by the by, the financial services sector.
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Trump is a self-ascribed "counterpuncher" — whether he is lambasting Megyn Kelly or sticking up to China for its devalued currency.
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Again, we're supposed to applaud him for loving Sarah, curvy body and all, and for sticking up for plus size women.
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Bravo to Trump for sticking up for the greatest city in the world -- and for having a rare grown-up moment.
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In fact, you can argue that sticking up for Comey is actually the least politically expedient thing that McCabe could do.
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"No, no, no, I'm talking about Chelsea Clinton, what she said when she was sticking up for Barron Trump," says Kim.
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Buried treasure That old metal box sticking up out of the ground in their backyard had bothered the Emanuels for years.
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So whatever legal, moral, ethical means we have of sticking up for our principles, I'm sure we'll consider and choose among.
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Because robbing your local Little League is somehow viewed differently than defrauding your company or even sticking up a 0003-Eleven.
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This is a time to be lionhearted, whether we're sticking up for our beliefs or bravely putting our talents on display.
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I don't see a Rudy Giuliani-run Justice Department sticking up for black folks like Loretta Lynch is doing right now.
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The Workers' Party (PT) has cultivated a reputation for cleanliness, for sticking up for the common people against a corrupt system.
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The first-generation Ring Chime Pro was a small rectangular device with a speaker grille and two large antennas sticking up.
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In a way I never knew whether she was sticking up for her own decision or whether she really loved him.
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Nationalists are also populists and consider themselves sticking up for the common, working man against the elites and so-called globalists.
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CARTER: I'M GLAD TO HEAR YOU SAY THAT ABOUT OTHER COUNTRIES, BECAUSE IT DOES SEEM TO ME PART – AND WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS – THAT PART OF THE BIG-PICTURE PLAYBOOK, IN ADDITION TO TARIFFS WITH RESPECT TO CHINA, IS STICKING UP FOR OUR FRIENDS AS WELL AND THEM STICKING UP FOR US. BECAUSE YOU KNOW, CHINA'S JUST ONE COUNTRY.
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Vic Mensa is sticking up for Justin Bieber ... saying he's also canceled gigs when he just couldn't get onstage and do it.
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Or was Josephs sticking up for Staub, who appears to be fighting with Caffrey as they make their way down the aisle?
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Not only is WICCA a clear example of girls sticking up for girls, but it's a subversive take on women and witchcraft.
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I'm sticking up for myself, my daughter and the people in my life that this mentally unstable person has been harassing & threatening!!
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Wendy Williams is sticking up for Kelly Ripa after the Live with Kelly and Ryan host made controversial comments about the Bachelor franchise.
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He said he hasn&apost done anything wrong, so what&aposs wrong with sticking up for yourself if you&aposve been falsely accused?
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But women are sticking up for the woman in this post, and pointing out that if there is a "victim" here, it's her.
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Others have praised Gillibrand for sticking up for the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements against sexual misconduct and abuse in the halls of Congress.
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But until those girls have women sticking up for and promoting them, too, Svengalis will continue to have the run of the lab.
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So we pulled in all the dirt and spent the next few hours with only our heads sticking up out of the ground.
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Paola said she was sticking up for a friend who had been bullied when she got into a verbal fight with another student.
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Still, more leaders and tech philanthropists should follow Mark Zuckerberg's lead in sticking up for the longtime residents their companies are inadvertently pushing out.
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Mr. Greenwood described it as a round, silver object about the size of a car with a metal rod sticking up in the air.
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They may be estranged, but La La Anthony is still sticking up for her husband, Carmelo Anthony ... at least when it comes to basketball.
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It's distinguished by a flat-topped arm or branch sticking up like (from some angles) the neck and head of a wary little creature.
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Face it, Uber is not known for sticking up for their drivers, and if something happens, I bet GoGoGrandparent would disappear in a heartbeat.
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They are sticking up for their constituents and the communities the solar industry helps support with well-paying jobs, investment dollars and clean energy.
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During the Korean War, Mr. Desfor was walking near a field when he spotted two hands, blue from cold, sticking up in the snow.
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It would have been a great moment of a woman sticking up for another woman, which would have been an elegant counterpoint to Hercules's machismo.
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Her mentions were flooded with folks asking to leave them out of her Sheeran love, and those sticking up for the "Shape of You" singer.
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"Shawn is sticking up for a teammate and kind of got caught up in the neutral zone a little bit," Panthers coach Tom Rowe said.
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Of course, you'll rarely hear about Ace Frehley unless it's from a KISS fan turning blue in the face sticking up for their guitar hero.
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I did this by cleaning out all of the junk we had been storing there over the years and then sticking up some acoustic foam.
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The developers may have got what they wanted from Terris, a permanent artwork, but at a price: Terris' conceptual middle finger sticking up at them.
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I made the mistake of agreeing to a very small raise, instead of sticking up for what I was worth and finding a new job.
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"Whether it's speaking on an issue or sticking up for a candidate on the national stage, I think we can all do something," Martin said.
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Moreover, her party — the leftist Workers' Party (PT) — has cultivated a reputation for cleanliness, for sticking up for the common people against a corrupt system.
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Link does a great job sticking up for Amelia — someone's in luuuuuuuv — but nothing really gets resolved because Amelia can't deal with her horrible sisters anymore.
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That created shadows that allowed the mission team to calculate exactly where the storm sat, finding that it was actually sticking up out of the atmosphere.
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But for Saturday night revellers there was suddenly a new piece of street furniture to lurch around, with slouching handlebars sticking up all over the place.
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The star is vocal about her feminism in a way that's particularly refreshing, sticking up for the voices that the movement can unfortunately tend to discount.
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LeBron James is sticking up for a fellow sports legend, Serena Williams, after the tennis player blamed her U.S. Open women's singles final violations on sexism.
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See, for me, the Sikh faith is all about justice, tolerance, equality, sticking up for the oppressed — all the things the U.S. Army also stands for.
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I think that's a far more meaningful way of working than sticking up a bus stop when you know it's nothing more than a blazing lie.
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But he's sticking up bigly for Sarah Sanders, his press secretary who was asked to leave a restaurant in Lexington, Virginia, and then tweeted about it.
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After decades of being excoriated as un-American, they are the ones sticking up for the FBI, the CIA, the Constitution, and the rule of law.
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With U.S. presidential candidates questioning the usefulness of sticking up for European allies, it's not even clear she will be able to count on America anymore.
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At first it seems like the secretary is falling victim to her own instincts toward diplomacy by attempting to accommodate instead of sticking up for herself.
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Big Artem Dzyuba rose highest on the corner kick, and headed the ball off of Gerard Pique's arm, which was sticking up straight in the air.
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And so, the President is sticking up for – not just for farmers and car – auto-workers and manufacturers which includes by the by finance services sector.
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That was sometimes not to Margaret's liking; it took nifty footwork to convince her that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office was, in fact, "sticking up for Britain".
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Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, who is 21, knows what it's like to have older fans, and she's sticking up for actors younger than her, too.
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Heidi Montag's been sticking up for her man in the ongoing feud with his former bestie, Brody Jenner ... but she's also confident she can help mend fences.
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And the girls — every one of them — long to smooth his hair, which is sticking up on one side and sweaty from where the cap has been.
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You make music, you release the song because you care about the issue, but I'd imagine you're not trying to come across like you're using this awful circumstance to gain fame—I never even intended on doing a song until the other day when somebody on Facebook said how everybody is sticking up for Steven [Avery] all the time but someone should be sticking up for Brendan [Dassey] more.
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They said that they hoped to lower the barriers to doing so by attaching their names, in public, to a declaration sticking up for the rule of law.
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And then you see the media, Democrats sticking up to the most corrupt people, their swamp friends that abused the power that we gave them, we the people?
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These battles between tech companies and local governments have become formulaic: Municipality makes gutsy move, draws national attention for sticking up to industry giant, company refuses to compromise.
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A son-in-law (not the Republican, though she does have one) calls her the "Lady Gaga of American Politics," sticking up for the oddballs and the outcasts.
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Like other leading state politicians, he personally opposed the proposal to legalize the substance but now sees his role as sticking up for his state's law and industry.
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Theremins are strange early electronic instruments that typically look like a box with a metal rod sticking up out of it and another bent rod sticking out the side.
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I did admit that Dani's comment wasn't bad, but this one hurts for every single time any woman has had to say sorry for sticking up for what's right.
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The property also has "open trenches and pits, with numerous trip hazards and wood with nails sticking up and broken glass and bottles litter around the grounds," Hogrefe wrote.
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"I hope people understand that they're sticking up for accuracy and it enhances their position, and that people don't go nuts on Twitter and trash them," Mr. Cullen said.
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After all, we all adhered to the values we learned from the books about being yourself, loving those who are different from you and sticking up for the underdog.
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The squad seems pretty quiet these days …Some members of Swift's girl gang have actually been pretty vocal when it comes to sticking up for their bestie – especially Selena Gomez.
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"You will state you disagree with [impeachment] and half your base will think you're soft and complain that you're not sticking up for Trump," Costello said of his moderate colleagues.
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That approach, in Los Angeles and elsewhere, was crafted by law enforcement officials on the front lines of public safety work, who are now sticking up for trust-based strategies.
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Trump said that he was "sticking up for our armed forces" and that "there's never been a president that's going to stick up for them, and has, like I have."
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"I think what I'm doing is sticking up for our armed forces," Trump said at an Oval Office meeting with Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov when asked about his comments.
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Mr. Trump said that his refusal to allow the Navy to oust Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher from the SEALs showed he was sticking up for "warriors," and not traitors.
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"We want to succeed in order to change the lives of Tunisians for the better and to strengthen the democratic path," Mourou said while sticking up election posters in Tunis.
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In a photo taken by Philae's mothership, the Rosetta orbiter, you can see the probe wedged in a crevasse, its landing legs sticking up in the air like an overturned beetle's.
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MACCALLUM: And when you talk about the possibility of Theresa May standing up like that and sticking up for what the United States is saying, that would be a special relationship.
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Chevy also released the first official pictures of its autonomous testing rig, complete with a double dose of LIDAR sensors sticking up from the roof like a pair of lobster antennae.
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But in that response — the one she thought was heroically sticking up for me — she said she "didn't need me to lose weight," as if she had ownership over my body.
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Photographs of villages like Pescara del Tronto, one of the closest villages to the fault, show the odd semi-intact house sticking up like a bad tooth from piles of rubble.
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Scottish tennis champ Andy Murray may have lost Wednesday morning in the Wimbledon quarter finals to American Sam Querrey, but he won major points for sticking up for female tennis players.
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Ricky Williams is taking the high road with the college coach who refused to recruit players from Colorado due to weed laws ... praising the guy for sticking up for his beliefs.
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I was young and walking that fine line of sticking up for myself without being called difficult, which they did call me, but I believe the word they used was 'nightmare.
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Not all of us can afford to have days where you're sticking up there like a flag pole all day, but he stays in some kind of divine condition of receptiveness.
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Such allegations could include refusing to bargain with the union in the future, or firing or disciplining union stewards for sticking up for fellow members under procedures outlined in the contract.
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He has allowed Mueller to expand the probe beyond the narrow question of Trump and Russia, while sticking up for the special counsel's integrity under withering criticism from skeptical Republican Congressmen.
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This is a sad, old man getting popped for sticking up some guys for some memorabilia and personal items and now he is going home earlier than his original conviction required.
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What they were finding, instead, were these oblong lumps of strange fungus, five or six feet long, pointed spurs sticking up from them at all angles like the spines of a lionfish.
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Prominent Washington journalists, meanwhile, took pains to defend Ms. Sanders — earning their own opprobrium from some liberals who asked why reporters were sticking up for an administration that routinely impugns their work.
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On the outskirts of Loíza, several concrete pylons that once held power lines lie shattered on the side of the road, a loose tangle of metallic rebar sticking up from the wreckage.
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What sucks about situations like this, though, is that when it comes to sticking up for women within the music industry, the onus usually falls on other women – and it falls aggressively.
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Of course, the filmmaker also revealed that the pigs had no problem sticking up for themselves, describing how Billy McFarland, the man behind the fraudulent festival, was bitten by one of the pigs.
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"First of all, she's a competitor, she was upset and felt like she was being wronged and was sticking up for herself, then it gets to opinions of the U.S. Open," Wambach says.
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Kim Kardashian West has been a ball of fire this past week sticking up for her little sister, Khloe -- and she completed that transformation this weekend by turning into a smokin' hot flame.
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" The narrator imagines possibilities, from baking cookies for a lonely neighbor to "telling Desmond I like his blue boots," then muses: "Sticking up for someone when other kids aren't kind is really hard.
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Perhaps now she will be seen as standing for something else — for epitomizing the opioid crisis, for sticking up for those too poor or too weak to fight a shadowy corporation for themselves.
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At once a work of social realism and a parable (as its biblical title suggests), the movie subtly advocates for the virtues of camaraderie, solidarity, and sticking up for yourself and your friends.
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Because Amazon currently takes a hands-off approach to third party sales tax collection, the company would be able to use this as one evidence of "sticking up for the sellers," he said.
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The unexpected connection between slavery, NFL protests and the national anthem Jones added that Kaepernick's actions -- sticking up for civil rights and the First Amendment -- make him a legend comparable to Muhammad Ali.
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Walker, a Republican who's up for re-election in November, posted to Twitter that he gifted the president a "Make Dairy Great Again" hat to thank him for sticking up for Wisconsin's farmers.
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At the same time, it would've signaled that Trump personally is not running the show and is willing to take cues from Republicans in Congress rather than sticking up for his own vision.
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Despite years of being estranged, Melanie "Mel B" Brown's sister is sticking up for her in the wake of the former Spice Girl's divorce and allegations of abuse by her estranged husband Stephen Belafonte.
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The more politicized precincts of the present art world are bent on just such a purge, and it's hard to contest their point by sticking up for Renoir's only too confident, even embarrassing, panache.
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Tayshia Adams Not only is she a bundle of enthusiasm and fun, but Tayshia has absolutely no qualms about sticking up for her fellow contestants if she feels they've been wronged in some way.
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Prosecutors said in court filings that the compound, which is in a mountainous area about 10 miles south of New Mexico's border with Colorado, contained wood with nails sticking up, bottles and open trenches.
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" The former secretary of state also repeated her line from her victory speech after Tuesday night's near sweep of the Northeast primaries, saying if the "women's card" means sticking up for women, "deal me in.
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President Trump is sticking up for A$AP Rocky by dressing down the Swedish Prime Minister ... the Prez says he's very disappointed Sweden's leader didn't step in to help A$AP skirt an assault charge.
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In "STUDIO FLOOD," the artist's studio will also be made of cardboard but this time it will supposedly be partially full of water, with the corners and tops of paintings sticking up like shark fins.
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Mr. Lamache is not modest about his encyclopedic knowledge of these structures, and with good reason: Every concrete protuberance sticking up from the ground and built by the Germans appears to be familiar to him.
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His reputation as being tough on banks and sticking up for consumers has many Democrats saying he is their best hope for taking the governors mansion, and chipping away at Republicans' dominance in state government.
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After sharing the video, his comments section was flooded with messages from fans criticizing the actor for standing up for people in the LGBTQ+ community and seemingly not being as vocal about sticking up for Patton.
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While this is certainly not for the bashful — some people get shy about having their privates sticking up in the air — it can be a hot transition into rimming (if you're ready to take it there).
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" The White House talks to the AP: The president "absolutely" continues to support Conway and "understands she was merely sticking up for a wonderful woman who she has great respect for and felt was treated unfairly.
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And when, in her attempts to climb out, she brings her injured hand down, full force, on a nail sticking up out of the ground, the Jesus imagery is more than a little on the nose.
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" (The resolution does not name the members directly.) "So sad to see the Democrats sticking up for people who speak so badly of our Country and who, in addition, hate Israel with a true and unbridled passion.
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Here's how to protect yourself while travelingOne map shows where the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has spread around the worldThe WHO keeps sticking up for China as the coronavirus gets worse and experts paint a far darker picture
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But by complaining about the lack of social programs for gang members, he touched his gavel to what has traditionally been the third-rail of the criminal-justice system: sticking up for those accused of violent crimes.
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" Bieber's post found support in wife Hailey Baldwin, but was criticized by Swift's friend Cara Delevingne, who encouraged Bieber to stop "sticking up for men" and spend "more time trying to understand women and respecting their valid reactions.
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To look at a guy like that whose only objective in coming before Congress is somehow sticking up for covering up, trying to protect the institution of the FBI, that is not what we are worried about here.
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But according to a White House spokeswoman who spoke with Associated Press, the president told staff he believed Conway was "merely sticking up" for his daughter after Nordstrom dropped her brand — something he also did himself on Twitter.
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"It was nice to come back and see Pinstripe finally sticking up for what he wants," Stevens continued, pointing out that Janestripe's season 1 split in "Three Girls In A Tub" had been an abrupt all-Jane idea.
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The family's house was decorated with blue balloons, and there were two cakes: one with an oceanic design and a 1 at the top, and another with a shark head sticking up, balancing a crab on its nose.
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After a decade of relentless insults from the anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant politician Geert Wilders (currently leading in the polls), many of his targets feel that neither Labour nor any other mainstream party is sticking up for them.
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Standing in solidarity as a human race and sticking up for each other, looking out for each other and making sure that we are teaching our children to be better than we were and to make better decisions.
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Fans of 2003's iconic adolescent drama Thirteen will love this new classic's fearless exploration of those first, tentative steps towards adulthood — that insatiable desire to blend in with your crew while still sticking up for your own boundaries.
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They were working with "nano-cranes," which are essentially a custom 400-nanometer strand of DNA sticking up out of a substrate, with a flexible base (literally — it's made of unpaired bases) that lets it rotate in any direction.
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"I told (the man who installed the shower), 'If the hurricane takes the rest of my house, I want this shower sticking up out of that slab like the last tooth in the mouth of a bum,'" Benson said.
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With Attorney General Jeff Sessions sticking up for mass incarceration and making moves toward stricter mandatory minimums at the federal level, more and more women could end up languishing in cells no matter how small the charges against them.
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As we face the maddening spectacle of Democratic leaders proposing to means test relief from the most sudden and damaging economic collapse in a century, Sanders deserves credit for sticking up for universal programs over the past five years.
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Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) has arrived in Dragonstone, Sansa (Sophie Turner) is sticking up to Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Cersei is Queen of the Seven Kingdoms — if Arya does decide to become a bloodthirsty seeker of revenge, she'd actually fit right in.
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Read this: Tesla's board is terrible at its job — it's shown it has no interest in controlling Elon Musk or sticking up for investors No one should be under the illusion that Ellison in particular would strengthen board oversight over Musk.
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And why on earth is Lisa — the Simpsons character who's always been the most passionate about sticking up for people and issues that get less attention and care than others — the one to deliver this tired, anti-PC culture blow?
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In repeatedly confronting the Trump administration over its plans to reopen the facility, Heller has an opportunity to show off his political independence to home-state voters on an issue where the White House understands he's sticking up for his state.
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President Donald Trump on Monday defended his intervention in the cases of three service members implicated in war crimes, asserting that he was "sticking up" for America's armed forces amid an escalating controversy over the ouster of his Navy secretary.
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If the Democrats choose a starkly uncompromising candidate in 2020, it will probably reflect an exhaustion with playing the decent human being; weariness from unilaterally sticking up for the genteel norms of the Enlightenment and getting steamrollered in the process.
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It was a game that got a little chippy and I'm proud of our guys for sticking up for one another and having that mentality that if someone messes with one of us they're going to have to mess with all of us.
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I saw Avril Lavigne sticking up for them on Twitter—she'd had enough of everybody saying that Nickelback is bad or whatever, and she had a point: look at all the album sales; look at how many people go to their concerts.
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Read more:Kim Kardashian responds to criticism of her controversial 'Kimono' shapewear line: 'I can't believe we didn't think of this'After initially sticking up for the name, the reality star announced that she would change the name of her new brand in July.
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After her statement was released, Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter that he was "actually sticking up" for Mr. Biden by calling him "a low I.Q. individual," reiterating the insult while suggesting that his phrasing was softer than that of the North Korean government.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — After more than 18 months of sticking up for the Iran nuclear deal after the U.S. administration left it in May 2018, European Union signatories have triggered a dispute mechanism in the accord over Tehran's suspension of compliance.
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"We are Kardashians," Robert Kardashian (David Schwimmer) tells his four children, who bounce in a booth at L.A.'s ChinChin restaurant, giddy that their dad has been recognized from his appearances on cable news, sticking up for his friend O. J. Simpson.
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Republican senators struck an adversarial tone ahead of a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday, urging him to change his mind about buying Russian missiles and sticking up for U.S. Kurdish allies in an unusual meeting at the White House.
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Sticking up among the crop of low midcentury houses was a reminder of what came before: a building with arched windows and decorative brickwork that was probably once used by workers who built the Kensico Dam and gave heft to the city.
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"I don't think that sticking up for being a person with balance in your life, for wanting to spend your weekends in your home with your family ... I don't think that means signing up for some new unfunded mandate," Ryan told CNN last November.
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During the reunion, Grammer tearfully admitted that she felt like the women wanted her to "jump on this hate train with Vanderpump" but later added fuel to the fire by sticking up for the restaurant owner while slamming her costars as "trash" in scathing tweets.
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His spare black-and-white glimpses of vernacular scenes in the American West are characterized by a wry objectivity: the lone sign for "ice" sticking up in an empty desert landscape, a gabled California bungalow obscured by a lawn of uncut, roof-high reeds.
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During the reunion, Grammer tearfully admitted that she felt like the women wanted her to "jump on this hate train with Vanderpump" but later added fuel to the fire by sticking up for the restaurant owner while slamming her costars as "trash" in scathing tweets.
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"Your voice and campaign were invaluable in sticking up for underrepresented communities and pushing the field forward," said Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, who later sent a fund-raising appeal to supporters directly invoking Mr. Castro and the racial makeup of the field.
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It seemed all her efforts had gone instead into the decorations: twists of crepe paper in harvest gold and orange festooning the dining room, and an entire family of Pilgrims marching the length of the table, with lighted candlewicks sticking up out of their heads.
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I told him that I didn't start the fight and was just sticking up for a friend, so he stood up for me, but the head teacher told him that she didn't think it was safe for me to come back to the school.
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The escalation of debates over diversity, Google's apparent willingness to crack down on employees who support corporate diversity goals, and the external harassment have all contributed to some Google employees worrying about their safety and wondering if sticking up for their principles is worth the backlash.
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"I have had an influx of cruel messages — mostly from men — telling me to kill myself or that I will die early — but for each terrible message, I've had at least 10 telling me that sticking up for fat bodies has changed their life," L'Amour says.
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The company is sticking up for conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, when nearly all other platforms have given him the boot, it's overrun with bots, and now it's breaking users' favorite third-party Twitter clients like Tweetbot and Twitterific by shutting off APIs these apps relied on.
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Read more from 'Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber':Uber made nearly $500 million from a 'safe rides fee' — and that money went straight to the company's pocketsUber's lax ID requirements in Brazil led to people playing 'Uber roulette' and sticking up drivers — leading to 16 murders
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"In any event, I'm sticking up for [Lewandowski] because I'm not going to let a person's life be destroyed over somebody that we have on tape, and you just take a look at what people are saying when they see that incident on tape," Trump said.
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As politicians, they used tough-on-crime rhetoric and breaches of "political correctness" to give the impression of sticking up for law and order; as government executives, they exercised their power to the greatest possible extent, without a ton of attention paid to the rule of law.
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Myrick: They would get to a way-point on their GPS, and they would see that milk crate, and we had a bicycle flag sticking up, so they would know they were at the campsite, and that's when they were instructed to set up camp for that night.
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Sticking up from the boots were packages wrapped in newspaper, his Christmas gifts for me; he must have hidden them somewhere after he arrived, he must have got out of bed in the night, careful not to wake me, he must have been quiet as he moved the furniture.
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When critics were still sticking up for "art for art's sake," when artists were still indulging romantic fantasies of self-expression, Mr. Haacke was one of the first to insist that "art" is actually a complex system of institutions, governed by managers and administrators with their own aims and ideologies.
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"I don't think that sticking up for being a person with balance in your life, for wanting to spend your weekends in your home with your family ... I don't think that means signing up for some new unfunded mandate," House Speaker Paul Ryan told CNN's Dana Bash at the time.
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As the two journey through Limboland to steal the bagpipes from Bumbo, they encounter visual strangenesses left unexplained — a mole holding a ruler, a goat's rear sticking up from a pond — indulging the way children's minds so naturally whisper This could be us at even the most bizarre and improbable vignettes.
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That might be a bit extreme, but not sticking up for the intelligence community, including his own intelligence people, that the Russians were trying to monkey around in our 2016 election, not that it had any influence on the final result, but it just made us look bad, Vladimir Putin look good.
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Others have turned Instagram's caption field into a confessional, revealing their struggles with mental health and general well-being, having what The New Yorker's Carrie Battan called the "getting real" moment, sticking up a hand to say, "Hey, I'm human too!" before going back to regularly scheduled broadcasts of paid product promotions and outfit pictures.
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More from "Super Pumped":Uber's ousted founder Travis Kalanick would like you to call him 'T-bone'Uber made nearly $500 million from a 'safe rides fee' — and that money went straight to the company's pocketsUber's lax ID requirements in Brazil led to people playing 'Uber roulette' and sticking up drivers — leading to 16 murders
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"They're not bashful about expressing their views or sticking up for their agencies in private, but in public, they are smart to be careful about being consistent and being respectful of the commander in chief," said Andy Keiser, a former Trump transition official who was also once a senior staffer on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Going into the hearing, Pompeo was already in the extremely awkward position of having to walk a fine line between sticking up for the thousands of intelligence professionals he'll be tasked with leading while maintaining a cordial relationship with a his soon-to-be boss, who just a day ago compared the US intelligence community to Nazi Germany.
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Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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ORCUTT: Since Queen was released, there's been a lot to digest, between the album itself, the numbers it did, her reaction to said numbers, her airing out Safaree, her sticking up for Normani at the VMAs, her rescheduling her tour, her Beats 1 Radio Show, and her making what felt like a refreshing and overdue but at times tense press run.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has spent an important chunk of his presidency sticking up for the collective interests of American businesses and security in confronting China's behavior at the national level.
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As for the university, while a cynical view might consider how the whole event was pretty great PR, perhaps as much about savvy marketing as it was about sticking up for a little kid, even if the university was acting out of self-interest, in doing so in this benevolent way it showed -- and modeled for all to see -- the understanding that good deeds will go rewarded.
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Moreover, many tents were robbed: Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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" And the old Obama gear was out in full force, supplemented by new merchandise being sold by unofficial vendors lining the outside of the Greater Richmond Convention Center: "Thank You — Miss You Already" read one shirt under the blue-and-red Shepard Fairey painting for the original "Hope" poster; "Y'All Miss Me Yet!!!" read another, with a profile of Obama's face; and one with a picture of a middle finger sticking up and the word "Trump.
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In fact, when the Toast ran its long anticipated "If Tom Hiddleston Were Your Boyfriend" piece, his love of silly dancing was a prominent feature: If Tom Hiddleston were your boyfriend, your life would be full of moments where you'd just be standing in your yoga pants with your hair sticking up, waiting for the kettle to boil, when suddenly he'd pop up next to you and exclaim, "Dance break!" and you'd find yourself jitterbugging or tangoing or doing some other dance that you didn't actually know you knew how to do, while the kettle whistled.
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