" He called him "a strong man, a tough man.
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It seems like he's the kind of candidate that would bring out a lot of people who want to vote for a strong man, or a perceived strong man, over a female candidate.
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I'm a really strong woman, but he's a strong man.
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"He was a strong man of faith," the family said.
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They want a strong man to fix it for them, which is the antithesis of America, a nation founded upon the resistance to a strong man and the dispersal of power and self-government.
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They want a strong man like him back at the helm.
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Mike was such a strong man, much stronger than he was.
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" Tillerson said Trump specifically thinks of Xi: "You're a strong man.
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"Thank God, a strong man to hold me up," Plaster said.
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America needs a strong man in charge of our country now.
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But it's also the image that he's projecting: I'm a strong man.
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"He's still such a strong man," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
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"Behind ever strong man is a stronger Jersey girl," Catania, 48, remarks.
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Only strong communities, not a strong man, will make America great again.
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They'd say, 'Why couldn't she hire a big strong man to handle him?
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" She added, "Sometimes it takes a strong man to pick up a broken woman.
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"You need a strong man because you are a strong woman" she told Moore.
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"Women, particularly single women, adore a strong man," Spark told an interviewer in 1979.
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Jason was a great leader for his team and strong man for his family.
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Perhaps never has a self-styled strong man so enjoyed playing the victim card.
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The man was 68 years old, not a healthy man, but a strong man.
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"Reza Shah will be the example of the strong man to come," Ali concluded.
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I think he's a strong man and we need to deal with strong people.
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They remind us of our freedom and they undermine the pretence of the strong man.
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" Ethiopia, she adds, has "no institutions for democracy" and is "used to a strong man.
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NYT's David Brooks writes about the age of the strong man in his latest op-ed:
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Rather, they see Putin for what he really is: a strong man in a weak position.
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It takes a really strong man to put up with me, my baggage and the show.
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And despite being a large, strong man, Taylor was anything but hostile with people he encountered.
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Fourteen civilians were killed by this hell of a leader, this tough man, this strong man.
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I mean, the Philippines is not a good example because you have a crazy strong man.
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The storm's subsequent flood defeated an otherwise strong man, who suffered a heart attack and died.
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There are times when I hear African friends longing for the era of the strong man.
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"I'd also want them to know that being a strong man includes being kind," he said.
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He has fashioned a strong-man image in Russia banked on his ability to flout the West.
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By the age of 232, Primo had worked as a farm hand, and a circus strong-man.
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At 75, still a strong man, he was having trouble with night sweats and a flulike cold.
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"There is a lot of chaos in this country and it needs a strong man," he said.
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So when they saw a strong woman and a strong man together, that was new for them.
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Clinton has probably always wanted to smile and simply needed a strong man to teach her how.
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"I am both and a strong man would be able to kneel to both," she fires back. Boom.
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I didn't know he planned to do this but he's a strong man, and I'm proud of him.
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This is not the creed of populism, but of the strong man with an army of loyal followers.
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"We raised our son to be a strong man, and maybe that was his downfall," George Karageorge said.
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" In a tribute video, Turbyfill's wife, Stephanie, said "He was just a really strong man and strong leader.
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He was a big, strong man, about forty years old, with a round face aged by the sun.
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"He's a very strong man, and we're just glad he's home and we're proud of him," Neller added.
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Does it take a strong man to move a developing country, an emerging country into the developed world?
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Modern professional wrestling traces its lineage back through cable wars, territory fights, Vaudeville and carnival "strong man" contests.
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Mr. Trump promised to be a strong man stamping out waste, fraud and abuse while putting Americans first.
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I'm going to be a strong man supporting the first strong woman to be president of the United States.
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PUTIN: I&aposm not laying claim to be this kind of a strong man that I am being portrayed.
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" [...] Nixon also tells Haldeman: "You're a strong man, God damn it and I love you and I love John.
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"After the genocide, the country needed a strong man as a leader to pull the country together," she says.
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And, the longer the militants hold out, the more President Rodrigo Duterte's image as a strong man could suffer.
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Their son Gideon was dressed as a strong man, and their daughter Harper was dressed as a bearded lady.
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Putin, 64, is renowned for his strong-man publicity stunts, which have contributed to his sky-high popularity ratings.
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You are often portrayed as a strong man, and autocrat, a person who is a symbol of Russia&aposs strength.
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And my next guest wants to make sure of that having experienced firsthand the brutality of the Russian strong man.
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Smugglers are thriving in the power vacuum left after the overthrow of former Libyan strong-man Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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I am a strong black woman, married to a strong man, raising our girls in the heart of West Baltimore.
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"People are looking for a strong man," Nader, who knows a thing or two about running for president, is saying.
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"Strong man like Putin," his friend Vladimir Kurpakov, a 49-year-old ethnic Russian from Kazakhstan, said in English-sprinkled Russian.
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Just because you have one hand on the stick it doesn't mean that you, a very strong man, can't hurt me.
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Zooming out, there's also chance for Placement make the country more stable and resistant to strong-man populism promising financial security.
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"If you see the world as a dangerous place, we need this strong father, strong man to protect us," she said.
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They have rallied to the Strong Man, who scoffs at constitutional niceties and international norms and promises to Make America Great Again.
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As I've said previously, Pro Bowl weekend is basically a football-themed state fair—complete with freak shows, strong man competitions and everything.
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"He is a big strong man and he got it up there and it kept going," Braves manager Brian Snitker said of Flowers.
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The day is typically celebrated with lavish parades, military reenactments and strong man competitions that include log throwing, arm wrestling and cinderblock chopping.
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Caddell worried, though, that there were dark undertones in the numbers: Americans were increasingly yearning for a "strong man" to fix the country.
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" He immediately identified with the film's itinerant strong man, Zampano, played by Anthony Quinn, whom he recalled "clawing at the sand in despair.
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" Burke, who took to Instagram on Tuesday to address the terrifying incident and thanked "everyone for their concern," encouraged Lochte: "You're a strong man.
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" (June 30, 2019) * "President Xi, who is a strong man, I call him King, he said, 'But I am not King, I am president.
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Less than a month before, the UK Embassy compared Russia to a strong man and Europe to a concentration camp full of gay pigs.
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Putin has cultivated a strong-man image during his time in office, moving between the presidential and prime ministerial roles several times since 673.
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Trump appears to be striking the position the former president once did: a strong man who maintains authority in a time of civic unrest.
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"She taught me how to be a strong man through her own examples of what it means to be a strong woman," he says.
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It's still so shocking to me that in current times the big, white, strong man with the big voice holds any appeal to anybody.
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It felt like a miniature version of that strong man carnival game in which you pound a mallet to try to ring a bell.
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The legendary Mas Oyama built his reputation on magic tricks and feats he learned as a performing strong man more than his actual fighting ability.
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A short story by George Sutton Surrey entitled Signor Garcia's Strong Man, published in Sandow's Magazine in July 1901, demonstrates the danger of this allure.
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Signor Garcia's Strong Man is intended as a warning to those who believe they can rely on brute force alone — it always ends in violence.
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Trump is popular with Israelis, where he's seen as a strong man despite his less than coherent stance on the complex issues affecting the region.
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But, being a big strong man, I still ground that fucker down into every tooth, like I was buffing a paint job on a car.
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Policies be damned, who better to set things right than the defiant strong man who promises by sheer force of will to make America great again?
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"The history of civilizations is, some strong man — and typically it's a man — getting a few people around them to oppress other people," Mr. Romney said.
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Cruz has the air of the preacher who promised a miracle but can't deliver; his people will go straight up the ladder to the strong man.
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Perhaps, in Trump, he sees a strong man whose word is good, opening the possibility of hard negotiated agreements, which would achieve peace and avoid war.
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But when Barack Obama read Doris Kearns Goodwin's Team of Rivals, the lesson he learned was about organizing a strong cabinet, not being a strong man.
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Obama also specifically spoke out against what he called a "strong man" leadership model, arguing instead for nations with democratic governments and strong independent news institutions.
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" —David Boaz, executive vice president of the Cato Institute "He presents himself as a Strong Man who promises to knock heads and make things right again.
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Not just the Shaman, however the woman in me, the strong man in me, the little boy, ET, the jaguar, the scientist and the angel and more.
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Trump sees a kindred soul in men who suffer with the strong man complex, rising to power on the basis of sheer will and exercising it ruthlessly.
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The feeble man fears that an apology is capitulation, while the strong man knows that taking responsibility for an error is a sign of courage and conviction.
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In his embrace of Duterte, who is a global pariah, a leader who loves to talk like a strong man honors a President who kills like one.
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The first rule of being a strong man who rules over a hive of squabbling, heavily-armed antagonists is don't ever let them think you're a goner.
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Todd: The thing about Fred is that you can flatter him into a lot of things by treating him like a strong man of great moral character.
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If the Saudi economy fails, few factors could prevent the young (220006 year-old) Al Saud monarchy from being overthrown: A) Instating a populist "Strong Man" (Dep.
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We see it in "The Strong Man," an 1865 painting, which contrasts the jabber and gesticulations of an overactive barker and stolid obliviousness of the title character.
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Hercules is also quite the strong man at foster mom Sarah Varanini's house, where he's been recovering alongside the three dogs and three cats who also reside there.
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Against them both on the issue of "appeasement" has stood the Congress "strong man", the Home Minister, Sardar Patel, whose sympathies with militant Hindu communalism have been notorious.
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Joe was a strong man who acknowledged his own imperfections and heroically delivered his sons and daughters from the steel mills of Gary, Indiana to worldwide pop superstardom.
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The sense of poor Georgia's humiliation, the way Eva and I join the strong man against the weak woman ("it wasn't even funny"), leaps out of the text.
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"We need to strengthen our welfare society - and that needs money," Rinne, a former union strong man, told Reuters in an interview ahead of parliamentary elections on Sunday.
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I always thought it was unfair for a strong man to hit a woman who's weaker than him, which gave me a keen sense of justice early on.
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It is very difficult to perform a character's physical suffering, and Nahuel Pérez Biscayart delivers an extraordinarily convincing and detailed performance as a very strong man becoming weaker.
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" Francis recalled that his predecessor, Benedict XVI, had been "a strong man" who he said had sought to remove priests who committed sexual abuse and even "sexual slavery.
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Looking into his native Hungary, KissPál posits how quickly democratic societies can devolve into illiberal democracies, often under strong-man leaders, such as Hungary's current Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
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When he says that "he alone will save the nation" , that "he" will make America great again, the stench of a strong man, despotic cult rises from his rhetoric.
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"'You're a strong man -- you can, I'm sure, solve this for me,'" was how Secretary of State Rex Tillerson described Trump's message to Xi while briefing reporters in Beijing.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been a towering figure when it comes to selling oil, acting the strong man, and breaking into other nations' electoral systems and social media.
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He's a friend of mine and I'm glad we didn't have a problem because frankly he is a hell of a leader and a tough man, a strong man.
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Since Libyan strong man Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011, Libya's Coast Guard vessels have fallen into disrepair, forcing Italy to take over rescue operations off the North African coast.
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Elsewhere, Daenerys' "strong man" is likely some kind of Dothraki leader (or fellow prisoner), and the bit about Cersei will refer to Jaime bringing Myrcella's body home to King's Landing.
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He only seems to have abandoned contemporary politics in his latest, "The Death of Stalin," an eccentric comic shocker about a strong man and his world of ashes and blood.
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My family left Panama in the early 1950s to escape poverty and open the doors to education and opportunity that began being shut by a Latin strong man — Arnulfo Arias.
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The paper towel brand is also using a "sheroes" theme, replacing its regular strong man image with a woman and the line "strength has no gender," for Women's History Month.
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Confusion, rebellion, frustration, economic instability, a wounded national pride, ineffectual political leadership -- and the desire for a strong man who would do something, who would bring order out of the chaos.
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Offscreen, a slave trader repeatedly emphasized the strength of the black men for sale: "This is a digger, a big strong man," he said, a proprietorial hand on another man's shoulder.
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"It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better," Roosevelt said.
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Both men lost their fathers to violence, but T'Challa faces King T'Chaka as a strong man who has been well prepared for this loss and the responsibility that comes with it.
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The a 'strong man doesn't ask for help' generation," she wrote, adding that although Bourdain did reach out for help before taking his life, "he did not take the doctor's advice.
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Just as people spoke about the triumph of democracy in the 90s, now you are hearing people talk about end of democracy and the triumph of tribalism and the strong man.
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It's one in which the little girl is not there to help the big, strong man save the world, but one in which the little girl herself will do the saving.
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And I was thinking I would want my daughters to know how much I love them, but I would also want them to know that being a strong man includes being kind.
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At a policy conference in Sweden in 2009 a Chinese participant captured the mood when he called America a strong man and China a teenager, but Europe a decadent "rich old guy".
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The verdict capped a 16-year battle by victims and rights campaigners to bring the former strong man to justice in Senegal, where he fled after being ousted in a 1990 coup.
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The interplay between Trump, embattled Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Russian strong man Vladimir Putin will also be key for the actions taken by the world's three largest oil producers.
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But India now faces the problem of the strong man that we have in other states with the rise of leaders like [Russian President Vladimir V.] Putin and [Chinese President] Xi Jinping.
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Ideally, Ardern's empathy would not be considered unique or novel, but amid the highly divisive, "strong-man rhetoric" so ubiquitous in world politics today, her stance is powerful and potentially game-changing.
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"President-elect Trump may simplistically see a chance to restart an adversarial relationship ... to prove he is the strong man he said he is," said Paul Hare, a former British ambassador to Cuba.
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"Trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP (Republican Party) in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones," National Review said.
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"Trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP (Republican Party) in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones," National Review said.
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While it is true that, near the end of the film, our gal does make use of a firearm, really, the "gun" that Jane "gets" is Dan, the big, strong man who protects her.
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Is it that these women continue to look for the "strong" man to save them in times of crisis rather than the highly accomplished but imperfect woman who did not champion their every aspiration?
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Trump is running to be a strong man, and as such it's in his interest to stir up fear and anxiety about a world spinning out of control, which only he can bring order to.
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Schatz told the donors they should expect that Republicans will use hundreds of millions of dollars to frame the election around terrorism and convince Americans that only a "fascist" strong man could keep them safe.
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"Thomas is a strong man – imagine you're the father of a young woman you send off to college with hope and promise and are summoned to campus and found out she is dead," Johnson said.
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Is this part of the global trend toward "strong man" leaders who are coming to power around the globe, where questions of "right" and "wrong" are ignored in favor of self-interest and self-dealing?
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When one stage of history begins to run down, Hegel says, a "World-historical individual" often arises, a willful, single-minded strong man who disrupts the status quo and embodies everyone's profoundest hopes and fears.
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So-called values voters share an authoritarian character structure, some commentators have suggested, and so find a strong-man figure like Trump reassuring, no matter how unchristian his temperament and moral make-up may otherwise be.
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" In the video, Benioff explains his logic for taking on a notoriously strong man-mountain in a physical contest of pain: "I'm going to challenge the Khal because if I beat the Khal, I'm the Khal.
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But you have to believe that America is in the toilet, that crime is wildly out of control, that we need a strong man to protect us from nebulous threats already for it to be effective.
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There, most residents (especially the older ones, like abuelita) end their conversations with " Si Dios quiere" or "God willing," and ask you when you're going to find a nice girl or a strong man to marry.
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His political rise may be because America is finally coming out of political denial and gotten used to the idea that we must defend ourselves against terrorism and is turning to him as the strong man.
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The latter argue that the system is working: Trump might dream of ruling as a strong man, but he's been remarkably ineffective (Wray ignored the president, after all, and McCabe is still the bureau's deputy director).
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How do I use fear to scare people into thinking I'm the strong man that's going to come in and save them — and mindful practices and meditation practices get your mind out of fight-or-flight mode.
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Hollywood crashed out apocalyptic superhero movies that burned into our consciousness the idea that the world is on fire -- when it is actually safer than ever -- and that only a strong man can put out the flames.
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Karamo helped show Robert that he was a strong man and father who was funny and caring and so many positive things that other people saw in Robert, but that he just hadn't been seeing in himself.
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He's a friend of mine, and I'm glad we didn't have a problem because, frankly, he's a hell of a leader, and he's a tough man," Trump said, adding that the Turkish president is a "strong man.
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The problem with Trump, according to Caputo, is not that he is an "anything goes relativist," but that he is an authoritarian, a would-be strong man, who launches vile personal attacks on anyone who criticizes him.
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"I'm talking about a kindred spirit between the president of the United States and the president of Russia when it comes toward a trend toward autocracy, the strong man, that kind of approach to governance," he said.
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When he answered a question about priests sexually abusing nuns, Francis recalled that his predecessor, Benedict XVI, was "a strong man" who he said had sought to remove examples of sexual abuse and even slavery by priests.
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Malaysia's ringgit, still smarting from the election upset that swept 92-year old strong man Mahathir Mohamad into power, is on track for a sixth straight week of losses with non-deliverable currency forwards indicating further weakness ahead.
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"I think he is a strong man, a business man which we need that for our economy but to tell you the truth I'm not crazy about either one but he was my first choice," said Mary Suttle.
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But there are also things he can do, chief among them use his status as the nominee to stir up domestic and international chaos, so that Americans turn to him as a strong man who can restore order.
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Worse yet is Trump's apparent presumption that there was no reason for the Civil War and that if the strong-man leader Andrew Jackson, not Abraham Lincoln, had been president in 2202 he could have prevented the conflict.
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Flash forward seven years: after many years of unrest that has torpedoed Egypt's vital tourism sector, today the country is ruled by another military strong man, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who is arguably even more repressive than Mubarak.
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Protagonists in hardcore games tend to be muscular, broad-shouldered, alpha male archetypes, fulfilling a fantasy that the player is a strong man who can kill a bunch of enemies single-handedly with a comically oversized, phallic weapon.
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If, like Farage did, they call the cops (or retreat to the safety of a double-decker bus), they look even worse—the big strong "man of the people" who couldn't handle getting a little egg on his face.
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A few years later, George Conway showed again that he was a "strong" man when he became the first Federalist Society Lawyer to loudly and publicly denounce George W. Bush's nomination of his crony Supreme Court nominee, Harriet Miers.
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But the president-elect described Mr. Tillerson as a "great diplomat, a strong man, a tough man," noting that he had been endorsed by Republican foreign-policy elders including James A. Baker III, Robert M. Gates and Condoleezza Rice.
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The strong man Russian leader, whose forces annexed Ukraine's Crimea in 2014 and are now helping Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's army, watched as thousands of Russian troops marched across the famous square to the strains of marshal music.
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But the State Department in March had to close its playbook on dealing with the government of Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese strong man and dictator that was later deposed in a popular revolution after three decades of rule.
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" Longtime friend and fellow Dominican baseball legend Pedro Martinez posted an old photo of him embracing the much larger Ortiz and said, "I'm at peace knowing you out of danger; you a strong man Compai, can't wait to hear your voice.
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I've seen him a couple of times in person, we've had conversations and he's just, he knows who he is and he doesn't apologize for it and that makes for a very strong man, but he can also be vulnerable.
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Once Claire is thrown out of her comfort zone and into real, trying situations that involve running away from scary dinosaurs, she's shown to be pretty inept, and keen to rely on Owen to save her with his strong man arms.
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Trump goes to bat for Putin at the G-7, saying Russia should be let back in, and he is giddy with excitement for a first-ever meeting with Kim John Un that will only legitimize the hermit strong man.
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If they did pay any attention to it, I think they would be fine with it because Putin comes across as the strong man who's the dominant figure… Putin has built his entire political reputation on being a dominant male figure.
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" The magazine's own editorial was titled "Against Trump," and it began by calling Trump "a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones.
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This "strong man" endorsement can be heard repeatedly in the community, but there is much more complexity to Brighton Beach these days, according to Sam Kliger, a sociologist who is director of Russian Jewish community affairs for the American Jewish Committee.
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Consider the President's decision to meet privately with the Russian strong man, and it's easy to imagine the two men hatching a plan for mutual support that would betray the Western alliance that America has led since the start of the Cold War.
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Meanwhile, on Netflix, Gervais graphically speculated about Caitlyn Jenner's gender confirmation surgery, repeatedly referred to her as a big strong man, relentlessly called her by her pre-transition name and compared gender dysphoria to a human choosing to identify as a chimpanzee.
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"Our president has been very clear with President Xi that he takes the view that, 'You are a very powerful neighbor of theirs, you account for 90-plus percent of their economic activity, you're a strong man,'" Mr. Tillerson said, channeling Mr. Trump.
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"There is a certainly strong man image that the two have in common and this suspension goes against what we have been seeing from the U.S. in recent months," Freeman added, referring to Trump's relationship with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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A. I think it would have to be Teddy Roosevelt, "The Man in the Arena": It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
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When Philip protests about kneeling to Elizabeth at her coronation—"it will feel like a eunuch, an amoeba, is kneeling before his wife"—she retorts saying she is his wife and his Queen and that a strong man would be able to kneel before both.
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It's not hard to guess at least some of what Trump sees in Putin: He's a strong man (and a strongman) who says whatever he wants, does whatever he wants, and not only does Putin not have to woo the press, he controls it.
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" I would have preferred to have seen "a strong man flexing his muscles," which supposedly means "you are highly capable," or "a pair of rams butting heads," which means "You're self-disciplined, reliable, good at seizing the initiative, and, in general, a whirlwind of activity.
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"It's been remarked that Elijah was a kind man … I was thinking I'd want my daughters to know how much I love them, but I also want them to know being a strong man includes being kind; that there's nothing weak about kindness or compassion," he said.
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"The Poldark 'rape' scene would not be out of place in a porn film — a strong man who knows what must be done and a woman who apparently resists but wanted it really," Sarah Green — End Violence Against Women coalition — said in a statement emailed to Mashable.
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On a different day, a very muscular, seemingly very strong man who bumped into me coming out of a Japanese takeout restaurant, shouted "Oy, get out of my way you fat c*unt" with such vitriol that I was genuinely afraid he might come at me.
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Now I'm 6 foot tall and was 155 pounds, and this is a stocky strong man," Dottley says, adding "We all have these things playing in our heads of what would we ever do if someone ever tried to do something, and none of my preplanned motions would work.
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If he does so, it would be a rare instance of good fortune for the Yankees, who now have eight players on the 10-day Injured List, including their ace (Luis Severino), circus strong man and home run leader (Giancarlo Stanton), and their front-line shortstop (Didi Gregorius).
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Sofia Ventura, associate professor of political science at the University of Bologna, points to another characteristic of Mr Salvini's profuse communication: he puts himself forward on the one hand as the strong man who can solve Italy's problems, but on the other as an affectionate chap who loves children and animals.
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"It's been remarked that Elijah was a kind man … I was thinking I'd want my daughters to know how much I love them, but I also want them to know being a strong man includes being kind; that there's nothing weak about kindness or compassion," Obama, 58, told the crowd.
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So he posts fliers and recruits a band of misfits: a bearded lady (Keala Settle), a very short man (Sam Humphrey), a strong man (Timothy Hughes), a pair of trapeze artists (Zendaya and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), and a bevy of other performers who are used to being laughed at.
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Ngannou has shown himself a strong man in the clinch, if he can duck in on Miocic he can either start a trade by breaking on his own terms or know that whenever Miocic makes some space he's going to start swinging that right hand from down by his chest.
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The two most important strands in Fincher's book are women's persistence in the face of hypermasculine leadership — the "patriarchal authoritarian" Xi's strong-man-of-the-family brand of politics resembles that of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Narendra Modi — and the role of the internet in connecting feminist movements across the world.
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"I was thinking I would want my daughters to know how much I love them, but I would also want them to know that being a strong man includes being kind," he said, a seeming dig at Trump, whose presidency has centered on displaying strength through xenophobic policies as well as attacks on other lawmakers.
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But that has always missed a key part of the picture, according to Assad's opponents: the strong-man president calls any opposition terrorism, and indeed shares responsibility for the rise of ISIS inside Syria by opening his jails when the war began in 2011 and unleashing violent Islamist prisoners to fight against the moderate opposition.
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The result is that the Al Sauds have spent the last six years taking the corresponding precautions: 2202) They've positioned MBS as a strong man by having him bomb Yemen, talk tough towards Iran in popular media, and execute a record number of prisoners in Saudi; 2628) They've bought a gigantic quantity of offensive weapons (i.e.
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"Such an approach would be met with broad scepticism from large shares of the party in public and could easily result in a situation in which a particular leader could impose their will in a way not seen since the strong man regime of Le Duan," said London, referring to Vietnam's party chief during its conflict with the United States.
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But again, at the same time, what we are I think all of us, crying out for is not strong leadership as in strong man leadership, but as in strong leadership in trying to actually forge a way through the current mess that we're in around the world and once those leaders start taking office, whether it's [inaudible] in New Zealand or anywhere else, you actually see all that mush start sort of solidifying.
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" And after taking a few days to reflect on the season (the Patriots were 12-4 leading the AFC East), Brady said he was reminded of a quote from a speech President Teddy Roosevelt gave at the Sarbonne University of Paris in 1910 called "The Man in the Arena": "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
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