Every single day he's just like taunting taunting taunting because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care.
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Every single day, he's just like taunting, taunting, taunting because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care.
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Every single day he's just like taunting, taunting, taunting, because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care.
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Every single day, he's just like, taunting, taunting, taunting, because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care.
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Every single day, he's just like taunting, taunting, taunting, because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care.
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"Every single day he's just like taunting, taunting, taunting, because he knows that it would be very divisive in the country, but he doesn't really care," she said at a Tuesday event.
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In response to the NFL's heightened and unintelligibly enforced crackdown on taunting, the league announced it would circulate a video in the coming weeks clarifying what is and what is not taunting.
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The boy, taunting all the while, dropped to his knees.
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The men surrounded her, taunting her and calling her names.
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That has led to Twitter taunting against me by Trump.
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It starts with a taunting tone, and goes from there.
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BTW ... Khabib continued taunting Conor after winning the lightweight belt.
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Team Trump, despite the earlier taunting, didn't challenge the data.
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They are taunting Beijing, which regards such talk as treasonous.
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Even on Monday morning, as he refrained from taunting Mrs.
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Giuliani is taunting Brennan, daring him to launch the lawsuit.
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The accent is faintly Southern, the manner taunting but relaxed.
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Kansas City's Tyreek Hill and Demarcus Robinson $10,026 for taunting.
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Ms. Kusama reduced them to miniature, possibly taunting, feminine gestures.
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" The clip ends with Benvenutti taunting Johnson by saying, "come on!
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This game has everything, including Mitt Romney taunting Westbrook lol pic.twitter.
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Musk has a long history taunting people who short Tesla's stock.
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NP: He's taunting us by showing us the device right now.
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He followed that up with a taunting flex directed at Towns.
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"You could not live with your own failure," he's heard taunting.
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In the back of her head, the mole bounced along, taunting.
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Russia is taunting Turkey, hoping for a crack in NATO unity.
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This seems like taunting, but really it's just a nutritious treat.
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" Or James Blaine taunting: "Ho, ho, ho, it's Grover the Rover.
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On Monday, real-estate magnate Donald Trump returned to taunting Sen.
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Mr. Noriega appeared before cameras in a taunting show of defiance.
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That show was my John Waters-shaped white whale, taunting me.
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But minutes later they were moving forward again, taunting the soldiers.
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It was the Grand Canyon of disappointments, shaming and taunting me.
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Nydia was transferred to a different class, but the taunting continued.
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It lurks just out of reach, taunting those who chase it.
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As the train pulled away, it stalled, and the taunting escalated.
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That would be impossible with something kooky like ICAPS taunting you.
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This context is only alluded to in the exhibition, though recent geopolitical developments remind of that era, from Trump's regular taunting of North Korea last year, to the 2014 U.S. taunting by Kremlin appointed newscaster Dmitry Kiselyov.
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Players long ago accepted this, even if they chafe at taunting celebrations.
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Ted Cruz's campaign isn't the only one getting in on the taunting.
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Apple is taunting its competitors with the company's pro-consumer privacy policy.
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IT WAS almost as if Donald Trump was taunting his Republican colleagues.
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There should also probably be some consistency in what is considered taunting.
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He had taken too many hard punches to that handsome, taunting head.
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"You're going to lose!" one man could be heard taunting Mr. Trump.
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Publicly taunting the Germans and the Canadians is inherently a bad idea.
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Indeed, #MAGA supporters love taunting Clinton with reminders of her mother's defeat.
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She said strangers had begun taunting her to speak English or leave.
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Johnny was also screaming and threatening me, taunting me to stand up.
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Fan behavior spans the spectrum of emotions, and includes taunting and booing.
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Yet the moth, her taunting inquisitor, is the more clearly written character.
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Apparently to get away from the belligerent human who was taunting it.
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Many liberal Democrats think that Trump's taunting rhetoric will soon wear thin.
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The warring sides stomped up the stadium's concrete bleachers, taunting each other.
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Trump's taunting "nyah-nyah"s are the idiom of threat and vengeance.
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" And taunting — an underappreciated Kendrick Lamar skill — is the core of "HUMBLE.
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The Cowboys have even brought out Manning's rarely seen impish, taunting side.
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Smith-Schuster loomed over Burfict following the hit, drawing a taunting penalty.
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Both women said they'd been warned as children about taunting the lights.
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What I see is a need to stop taunting pro-life people.
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Euron sealed his own fate by taunting Jaime Lannister into a brutal swordfight.
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After the taunting, schoolboy Mwaura waited patiently for his mother to come home.
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Early coverage of the protest described the teens as taunting and surrounding Phillips.
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And on Twitter, he got into the habit of taunting President Donald Trump.
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He takes risks — and sadistic pleasure — in taunting his victim's family and friends.
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I hear my name being yelled over and over along with more taunting.
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I am an equal-opportunity critic of ableist taunting of people with disabilities.
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They're making shirts literally taunting the Giants about how much fun they're having.
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RELATED: North Koreans celebrate 'Army day' on Pyongyang's streets Is Trump taunting Kim?
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Lykes was also issued a technical for taunting but remained in the game.
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He is blond, round, politely terse, and has a smiling, slightly taunting manner.
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One source said Jordan's taunting of Rodney McCray may have ruined McCray's career.
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While some criticized King's taunting as unsportsmanlike, to many Americans it felt right.
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And with that phrase the theme of grief is replaced by playful taunting.
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And it allowed the city to sit in the distance, beckoning and taunting.
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But Democrats here have also been helped by Trump's taunting attitude toward California.
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Roth seems to be taunting, 'You think swastikas are only for other countries?
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Trump, during the campaign, turned name-calling and taunting into a political strategy.
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Soon residents from the nearby neighborhood got involved, with some taunting opposition protestors.
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And between the chaotic rollout and the presidential taunting, that patience may snap.
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Instead, it shows Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) taunting a traumatized and blood-splattered Rick.
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It was as if they were taunting me for having deliberately "de-womanized" myself.
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God thinks it will be impossible, and is already taunting Eliza with the worm.
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He stood square; hands low, taunting and laughing at Robinson like a playground bully.
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Their rivalry would become legend and intensely personal, with constant verbal taunting from Ali.
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He began taunting Mr. Rubio for what he said was shirking his Senate duties.
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Use of some props and actions seen as taunting the opposition are still forbidden.
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"Nothing more patriotic than taunting a US Olympic athlete during the Olympics," he tweeted.
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He continued to go in, taunting Benigno as he tried to defend his wife.
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The culinary heavyweights of today also had to endure taunting over their packed lunches.
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You've been taunting us with tantalizing tidbits and cagey comments for a while now.
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He moved clockwise around Liston, taunting that terrible left hook, his hands still low.
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The Dolphins' Byron Maxwell was hit with a $9,115 fine for a taunting penalty.
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One said he was friends with a man she had accused of taunting her.
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Ultimately, they turned on my son, taunting him, leaving him out of their games.
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Trump quickly amplified the gloating and taunting, which, after golf, are his favorite sports.
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And everyone's taunting him, about dying , you know: 'You're going to be dead soon.
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Some disgruntled fans flooded her social media pages with taunting fish emojis and GIFs.
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An eye-witness tells us the unruly fan confronted the couple, started taunting them….
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Of those 19 fines, 11 were prompted by taunting other players and/or referees.
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But before he left the court, Kerr caught Cousins taunting him by waving goodbye.
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The cluster of articles announcing the place read like a taunting, late-summer mirage.
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Some potential taunting press aide, the NFL likely wouldn't have a problem with it happening.
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The situation has led to Jones taunting Facebook, and Mark Zuckerberg seemingly excusing Holocaust deniers.
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Shortly before dropping his presidential bid, Rubio took to taunting Trump over his physical appearance.
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In any case, Lorde Bashtien appears to have been taunting the Miami Police for weeks.
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Her severed feet follow her around, still merrily dancing inside the red shoes, taunting her.
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I could see little Chloe actually turning around and taunting her mother as she ran.
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Students started taunting Williams for reporting the harassment to police, who arrested the alleged callers.
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Some white students began taunting Jason's friends, they and teachers familiar with the situation said.
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There's this talk of "false flags" and "rudimentary design" that can be tantamount to taunting.
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One of the players contacted Barriss because a rival in the game was taunting him.
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Many teachers reported increased hate speech, the taunting of minority students and discrimination against Muslims.
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I slumped back into my chair, my classmates' taunting laughter still ringing in my ears.
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And now, Democrats are taunting them from across the political aisle: Come work with us.
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He was caught in 2005, after sending the police taunting letters confessing to his crimes.
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Twitter exploded with throwbacks to Rubio's water break and the relentless Trump taunting about it.
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From late May, angry young residents started gathering near the "living room," taunting the foreigners.
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She was clearly irked by the President's frequent taunting and his nickname for her: Pocahontas.
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Some protesters did make it, taunting the police who guarded the building on their arrival.
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"Go back to Canada!" a man shouted, taunting Mr. Cruz about his country of birth.
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Per former Russia ambassador Michael McFaul, Putin "is taunting us, daring us to do nothing."
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The taunting was all the more painful because deep down, I knew it was over.
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"You see a gate of expertise for level 2999," the door started taunting in 9113.
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Just last week Trump was taunting Kim about the respective size of their nuclear buttons.
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Low-Energy Jeb was Donald Trump's taunting nickname for her uncle during the 2016 campaign.
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But for many, showboating — willfully, gleefully taunting a vanquished opponent — is a step too far.
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He then commenced bashing America's allies, especially NATO, while taunting dangerous enemies like North Korea.
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The mysterious killer left taunting messages over the years but still could not be identified.
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A group can be seen taunting and physically assaulting a man amid cursing and laughing.
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And Bush Jr. loves his father and didn't like what was happening, but I remember very vividly how Saddam Hussein was taunting, absolutely taunting, saying we have beaten the Americans, you know, meaning they didn't come in so he would tell everybody he beat them.
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He's been taunting his rivals on Twitter long before that became the new standard in diplomacy.
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Kanter reportedly commented on the Daily Sabah's story by mocking the situation and taunting the government.
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However, I had been dealing with side comments, eye rolls, taunting, and cattiness on overdrive lately.
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Just more Ollie's Chinese takeout and a handful of digital dust taunting me with happier moments.
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He described them: male and female CIA agents, commenting on his actions, insulting him, taunting him.
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Dr. Timothy Jay: My guess is that taunting and swearing has always been in every sport.
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The hacker jokingly called himself Phineas Fisher, publicizing the hack and taunting the company on Twitter.
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Aqib Talib, a Game Boy Color-type machine, plays himself when he gets a taunting penalty.
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On Wednesday, Trump appeared to indicate a U.S. strike was imminent in a tweet taunting Russia.
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The footage prompted backlash from many on social media who felt the teens were taunting Phillips.
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"Blood's all that matters now," Reid says, taunting a distraught Chris, surrounded by only his stepfamily.
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He is known for videos taunting Nigerian authorities and his faction uses girls as suicide bombers.
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But it would be a mistake to think of this alleged taunting as an isolated incident.
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She claims videos of the assault later surfaced ... showing students laughing at and taunting her daughter.
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"The group immediately started throwing rocks and debris at our agents, taunting our agents," he said.
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And then there's the problem of Pokémon taunting players to catch them in eyebrow-raising spaces.
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Boxers gather in fighting clans around a sand pit, taunting rivals and breaking suddenly into combat.
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The killer sent taunting letters to newspapers, wrote messages in intricate code and otherwise tormented investigators.
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News of that goal came through the medium of oddly jubilant Wolves fans, taunting their hosts.
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Our classmates often mispronounced our names, which led to taunting — particularly after the tragedy of Sept.
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Witnesses said the men inside the cars had covered their faces and were taunting passers-by.
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"Have your fun," she said at a news conference Thursday, all but taunting her intraparty detractors.
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Embiid received a technical foul for taunting, and Young got a T for complaining too vigorously.
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Maybe the Mariners are taunting Poseidon, but let's be honest: They don't have much to lose.
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His teasing and taunting was beautiful to watch, especially the "wind in his hair" bit. 3.
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Often they post their feats on YouTube and Instagram, including scenes of riders taunting police officers.
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Musk had been taunting short sellers all summer, blaming them for driving down the company's shares.
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Mr. Trump has long oscillated between taunting, cajoling, criticizing, and manipulating the journalists who cover him.
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The arrogant struts and the 'in your face' taunting of both the Titans' players and fans.
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Hendricks was arrested for aggravated assault, illegally taunting a police horse, simple assault and defiant trespass.
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The women stood taunting each other while producers and mediator Dr. Drew Pinsky tried to restrain Portwood.
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He was eventually arrested for aggravated assault, illegally taunting a police horse, simple assault and defiant trespass.
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Some of the kids took to calling him Varda-Cheeseburger, a taunting twist on his last name.
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That little devil sitting on my shoulder mocking me and taunting my sanity was, in fact, myself.
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Reporters at the rally say the taunting of the press increased as he ratcheted up his remarks.
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Ohannessian also points the gun directly at the men several times, who can be heard taunting him.
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In the original footage, Trump clotheslines WWE CEO Vince McMahon, who is taunting "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
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It may sound like he's taunting the oil cartel of the 1970s that sent gasoline prices soaring.
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Now it seems that anyone objecting to things like bat flipping, which some consider taunting, is racist.
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" He posted photos from his wife's birthday party, taunting Mr. Trump: "What do you know about love?
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How many of you have heard the taunting cry from behind, 'hey faggot, hey dyke,' how many?
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La Dame Blanche buys herself some time by taunting the Comte and his connection to Les Disciples.
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Its occupants let out a shriek that sounds like the gleeful, taunting laughter of a cartoon witch.
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"I don't think that it's taunting to stand up for the people of this country," she said.
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There were multiple individuals who were taunting students on this chat, and all were anonymized by pseudonyms.
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It was easy to pretend that I had decent vision until the taunting began in elementary school.
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The defendant then began taunting the Good Samaritans, telling the men to "do something" to stop him.
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This involves The Colonel taunting one of their players while he's getting ready for a free throw.
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According to the lawsuit, the group began taunting Panagiotopoulos and attacked him as he tried to flee.
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The stranger talks her, taunting her and claiming to be Santa Claus, before the voice cuts off.
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" Jenni Byrne, a longtime Conservative operative and former adviser to Ford, characterized Liberals' taunting as "political theater.
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He told The Washington Post that he noticed the teenagers taunting participants at the Indigenous Peoples March.
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Trump opened 2018 by taunting Kim, bragging that his nuclear button was "bigger & more powerful" than Kim's.
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The video that sparked national outrage showed the four suspects taunting the injured teen and cutting his clothes.
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In January, four people were arrested after video showed them allegedly taunting and beating a mentally disabled man.
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The MAGA hat–wearing student in a viral video says he was not taunting a Native American elder.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the party leader, has got better at taunting Mrs May for her indecision and cabinet splits.
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Reid took to the Senate floor Wednesday, taunting and ridiculing Donald Trump for not disclosing his tax returns.
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Despite his pleasure in taunting drug dealers and killers, he did eventually develop some instinct for self-preservation.
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The extent to which DJI is taunting GoPro goes beyond the Osmo Action's looks and into its features.
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That drew a taunting penalty from the head linesman on Hussey's crew, albeit one offset by defensive holding.
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Meg teased her friends and foes, taunting them with an air of mystery that implied she harbored secrets.
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Instead, it sort of bleats plaintively over the sad bits, taunting you with memories of your own youth.
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Seibert missed the point-after try, after 15 yards were added due to a taunting penalty on Landry.
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They were taunting Hogan, they were waving the knife, bragging to the media about how ridiculous this is.
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But Mommy, as he calls her, hovered graciously throughout the interview, by turns soothing, cajoling and spiritedly taunting.
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Wieland and other neighbors on the block see the murals as taunting, bullying retribution for reporting the homeowner.
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Then Eleven's "sister" Kali showed her a vision of Brenner taunting her for never trying to find him.
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There's a view in South Korea that Trump is exacerbating tensions by using strong rhetoric and taunting Kim.
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Inappropriate zoo behaviour includes tapping on the glass, throwing in food or other items, and taunting the animals.
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Some of them are taunting and caricatural "snow bunny" white women whose appetite for Black men seems insatiable.
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His taunting of protesters seemed to push many protesters to become violent – strengthening his criticism of his opponents.
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It was expected to be well into the Gulf of Mexico by Saturday morning, taunting and frustrating forecasters.
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Mr. Elhiri said one day a man began taunting her, and Mr. Elhiri shouted at him to stop.
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Wolfson's taunting attitude, refined in later works, is already present in the early film In the Crisis (2004).
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Hill has a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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While the Bethpage crowds are raucous and prone to taunting some players, Miller said Janewattananond had been welcomed.
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Entertaining inmates — while taunting their guards — was tame compared with the other exploits of the Man in Black.
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They described students cursing openly in hallways, taunting teachers and leaving condoms and marijuana blunts in the hallways.
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Trump's tweet that he had a bigger "nuclear button" than Kim Jong Un was taunting him, Press Sec.
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They were "irritated" by Pompeo&aposs taunting and decided to allow Huawei to build some of its networks.
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And public taunting, saber-rattling and domestic politics are all contributing to an atmosphere of volatility and brinkmanship.
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They struck back, some of them ridiculing the president, using his own taunting and confrontational social media style.
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And public taunting, saber-rattling and domestic politics are all contributing to an atmosphere of volatility and brinkmanship.
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Ivanka Trump Abruptly Leaves Call After Question About China Trademarks After Taunting Mexico, Trump Takes Action With Tariffs.
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He said that church members have been exposed to widespread discrimination, taunting and even violence since the outbreak.
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" A teacher in Kansas reported students taunting classmates with the refrain, "Trump won, you're going back to Mexico.
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He is back to taunting Shearer, and Newcastle, before Corcoran has even had a chance to thank him.
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Josh locks Tom in his room without internet access, and proceeds to spend the entire day taunting him.
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For months they've rehearsed lines in jail cells and outside in the yard, leading to the requisite jailhouse taunting.
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The ransom note released by police included the usual troll-ish taunting that hackers commonly use in these situations.
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It's lot easier to see the faces of male boxers—taunting, grimacing, or smiling in all their Olympian glory.
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Here he is another night taunting the Phoenix Suns bench after erupting for 50 points and a triple-double.
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Snapchat took a swipe at Facebook on April Fools' Day by taunting the company over its Russian influence problem.
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No, they're not taunting the leaders of other nations or weighing in on Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's relationship.
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After, there were isolated reports that white nationalists were driving around town taunting people, but things remained largely quiet.
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And if you're my boss, well, please accept my half-apology for continually taunting the readers of this column.
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Ashley Madison got plenty of media attention before the hack, taunting and celebrating politicians and celebrities accused of cheating.
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Apart from the back-burning, the Hammonds have a long history of taunting BLM management and flouting their regulation.
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He claimed responsibility for many more deaths in a series of taunting letters he sent to local news outlets.
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Later, we learned that her incessant taunting, an immature habit, fell right in line with a predisposition for schizophrenia.
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For seven seasons, the Liars are tormented by an often-unseen force who sends them cruel and taunting messages.
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A previous notable incident saw trolls taunting Robin Williams's grieving daughter Zelda with photoshopped images of her father's body.
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On Sunday, Tamblyn accused McGowan of "shaming" and "taunting" the women, writing "This is beneath you, Rose" on Twitter.
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What the NFL can do, however, is make it so that dangerous hits and taunting are not offsetting penalties.
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In August 2018, a man was sentenced to 130 days in jail for taunting a bison at the park.
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Over the years taunting notes were left around the area confessing to the crime and threatening to kill again.
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A little more than two hours later, the White House social media director Dan Scavino piled on, taunting Khan.
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Yet that's done little to sway a president who's made taunting scientists a mainstay of his prolific Twitter presence.
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Albania's current government and opposition leaders have been taunting each other daily rather than offering sincere dialogue, delaying compromise.
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As the researchers watched, a prejudice formed between the groups, initially manifesting itself as light taunting and name-calling.
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Within days, gang members were taunting her, trying to recruit her to sell marijuana and to harass other students.
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Several recent news reports have documented tourists misbehaving around bison, taunting them, petting them, or simply getting too close.
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And they died, and this man is taunting me, taking the whole Orlando thing and implying everyone deserved it.
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Davidson added, however, that his mother, a school nurse, has had to endure students taunting her with the song.
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President Trump has yet to visit the Caribbean, and spent much of this weekend taunting professional athletes on Twitter.
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ESPN reported after Week 19903 that taunting calls were up 220 percent, and unsportsmanlike penalties were up 56 percent.
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While certain conduct, like taunting, sexually suggestive gestures and overly long demonstrations, remain prohibited, the players are otherwise unrestricted.
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The Fox News host Laura Ingraham, above, apologized for taunting a survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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But the Shadow Brokers continued to post taunting manifestoes and stolen software for months after Mr. Martin was jailed.
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" In Alabama, he said: "You can't go two miles without some Confederate emblem or icon or flag taunting you.
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"He kept throwing the cub around, taunting the sow to come back with her other cub," said Mr. Hodgson.
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The suspect has a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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The loss of a cherished activity with my daughter, or the blatant taunting I was getting from this puzzle?
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Trump's response: taunting Republican leaders, an approach his spokeswoman repeated today in discussing the suddenly-uncertain fate of dreamers.
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N.F.L. bans all touchdowns through the air or on punt returns because they are considered a form of taunting.
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But with all those fans surrounding him, taunting our players and causing more fights, how could a coach coach?
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"Joralemon Street becomes like this funnel of kids who are already very agitated running down the street screaming, bouncing basketballs, taunting pedestrians, taunting cars," said Linda DeRosa, the president of the Willowtown Association, a local civic group, referring to times when fights have caused the park to be closed by the police.
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A video posted on Snapchat showed the three teenagers, who were babysitting the girl, taunting the child with a Taser.
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But it's a good idea not to try something like this at home, as taunting fire never ends well.[YouTube]
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The presidential nominee fought through Senator Bernie Sanders supporters taunting her from the floor to deliver the 56-minute monologue.
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" McGregor was specifically taunting Khabib for his smothering, ground-based fighting style -- saying, "The man sniffs jockstraps for a living.
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He busted out "Take the L," a taunting Fortnite dance that was instantly recognizable to a worldwide community of players.
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The Maine Republican is facing a recall vote, just a month after taunting Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg on Twitter.
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Taunting Trump In 2012, during the final days of his reelection bid, Obama grew nostalgic about running his final campaign.
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Though no suspects have been identified, the victims' friends and family know this: The killer — or killers — enjoys taunting them.
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But after the election, the polls got back to taunting him, with data showing he had historically high disapproval ratings.
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A Domino's customer was arrested after getting into a fight with staff over his "pizza points" and taunting police officers.
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The referees confirmed the targeting call, and Cookus was ejected, furiously taunting the Missoula crowd of 20,000 as he left.
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"Mark Zuckerberg is taunting antitrust authorities around the world, breaking past acquisition commitments and threatening to consolidate market control," Sen.
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More than once, I hear a maniacal giggle as he speeds away down the path, taunting me to keep up.
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The Guatemalan teenager described children going hungry, border agents taunting kids, and the lights being on 24-hours per day.
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The production on the eight-song project lurks ominously, taunting you to join in on the world Vic has created.
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I pictured him sweating and babbling, and lunging to and fro in white costumes, taunting people like a drunken God.
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The lioness "could leave at any time, so it really doesn't fall in the taunting category for me," he said.
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He draws this out, taunting her, forcing her to feign ignorance even though the entire room knows she can read.
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Chaib, who grew up in an Antwerp suburb, has been seen in an Islamic State video taunting his own country.
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Some churches have actually been taunting the IRS since 2008 by recording political sermons and sending them to the agency.
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But from what I heard, there was a lot of taunting and a certain finger was placed in the air.
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He's started tweeting with the casual recklessness—and the buzzwords—of his client, inflaming Trump's supporters and taunting his enemies.
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Soon convinced that McCabe, like Comey, is disloyal to him, the President begins taunting him in person and on Twitter.
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For two hours, Trump, who refrained for the first time ever from taunting his rivals, drew almost no sustained criticism.
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Toward the end of the game, Nets fans began taunting Cavaliers players, saying James had disdain for his current teammates.
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The couple also were accused of taunting their children with pies and other food that they were forbidden to eat.
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And I haven't yet forgotten the torment and taunting the football players put me through in high-school phys ed.
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In a fairly surprising twist, Werdum out-struck Browne for five-straight rounds, showboating and taunting incessantly as he did.
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In Alabama, "You can't go two miles without some Confederate emblem or icon or flag taunting you," one man said.
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Fear of MS-13 members whistling at dusk, a taunting reminder that they were watching and waiting, armed and pitiless.
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And his passive governing style has given space to ministers who seem to prefer taunting political opponents to seeking reconciliation.
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The bartender, a black male who had witnessed the incident and knew the man taunting us, came back as well.
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That original, taunting meaning of "Nazi" is now long gone, replaced forever by the image of history's most despised regime.
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Playful taunting and teasing, as well as flaunting power in the bedroom are fun ways you enjoy expressing your sexuality.
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The first two episodes do a nice job taunting us with the spectral Lucy while lining up the human suspects.
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He has ridiculed Pelosi, Schiff and Schumer, often taunting them with schoolyard insults and accusing them of betraying the country.
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The hacker had watched and talked to her over the device, taunting her that he was Santa Claus, they said.
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"They were taunting me, saying that I will lose my sight, that I'll have one less eye," Mr. González said.
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A fighter's taunting pose inspired this artwork for Marco Ramirez's play about a black boxer in the Jim Crow South.
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Trump on late Thursday posted a video taunting doubters who predicted that he would not attain the GOP's biggest honor.
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" He said Musk's tweets were "not allegations of a crime," but only "joking taunting tweets in a fight between men.
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The two boys are obviously falling back into old patterns of taunting, resentful aggression (Lee) and tightly wound propitiation (Austin).
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They need to strike a deal with Trump, who has been taunting Democrats for even going home on the weekends.
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The story broke, Barak was fired, and ended up receiving taunting messages, messages many suspected were, unsurprisingly, coming from Kirkham.
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Allie isn't phased of scared by his taunting, even after he threats to literally haunt her dreams if she kills him.
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And the only thing they&aposre left with is this desperation of yelling screaming, taunting people and it&aposs not productive.
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The taunting from classmates even lead Black to withdraw from her Anaheim Hills, California school to be homeschooled by her mother.
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If IAG's outpourings are purely commercial, then the view from Dubai is more akin to a boxer taunting an unworthy opponent.
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When the boy reached the entrance, he turned and rocked back and forth, waving his hands in the air, taunting him.
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Washington (CNN)A Donald Trump supporter says she may have been pelted with eggs by protestors because she was taunting them.
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After some initial taunting, he manages to stab the vamp through the heart with a pencil, thanks to a solid kick.
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Trump, who was heading back from Davos, undermined any illusions of bipartisanship by taunting Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer on Twitter.
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And yet, during the four-minute video, employees can be seen mistreating the animals and, in some cases, sadistically taunting them.
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But this wasn't taunting, Beckham thought a penalty should have been called and was upset when he didn't get the flag.
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Now the "Art of the Deal" author begins Season 2 with taunting cable clocks clicking off the seconds since the shutdown.
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It was as if Trump, who was introduced by Vice President Pence, was taunting the rowdy crowd to turn on reporters.
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A third group of Black Hebrew Israelites was also reportedly involved and were taunting both the students and the Native Americans.
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The very least the I.O.C.'s members can do is address the one right in front of its face, taunting them.
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This is at the heart of Rubio's nasty little dig on Saturday night, taunting his rival for not being Latino enough.
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"His opening comments may be taken as slightly hostile or some taunting," said Gavin Parry, managing director at Parry International Trading.
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Look at your news analysis on the final debate ("Interrupting, Mocking and Taunting, Clinton Turns the Tormentor," front page, Oct. 20).
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One, if there are tapes, he alluded to the fact that there are tapes, maybe as a threat or taunting Comey.
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And a hacker using the name Guccifer 2.0 posted a sample of the files to Wordpress, along with a taunting note.
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And instead of just sort of saying he got lucky and to himself, just going about, he was taunting the Bushes.
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A group of young men, some in kanzus, leaned against a pile of bricks behind the goal, playfully taunting the players.
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Halsey penned a poignant response to people who had been taunting her about her ex-boyfriend, G-Eazy, on social media.
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And in a piece about racism in American pop culture, our critic noted "deplorable" racial taunting during the fighters' promotional tour.
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P.K. seemed unfazed by the hilarious taunting ... but the Flyers still came away with the 4-0 win over the Devils.
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But thanks to his taunting, the security footage started going viral via social media and Pakistani news coverage in late August.
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After Jalen Gaffney made a layup for UConn, Jarreau was whistled for a technical foul after taunting Huskies coach Dan Hurley.
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She wielded a deft political stiletto, taunting her opponent, Emmanuel Macron, as a weak, long-winded and out-of-touch elitist.
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When I'd fight a boss in Borderlands 3, they'd often be in the middle of taunting me when I'd shoot them.
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Troops will stand back while their generals engage in long, dramatic fights with detailed animations and the odd bit of taunting.
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Three teenagers were arrested on Monday after Snapchat videos showed them taunting a one-year-old girl they babysitting with a Taser.
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Al-Rimi was not captured or killed and has since released an audio message mentioning the raid and taunting President Donald Trump.
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Bethenny Frankel is accusing ex Jason Hoppy of previously taunting and harassing her during FaceTime calls she made to their daughter, Bryn.
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CHICAGO – Lamanta Reese lived much of his gang life in virtual reality, posting videos on YouTube of him and others taunting rivals.
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Rachel Casey was asked by Inside Edition if she had been taunting the anti-Trump protesters in San Jose, California, last week.
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And McGregor's Roy Jones Jr. impersonation (via Tyson Fury) happens to coincide with a special anniversary in the history of pugilistic taunting.
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But Facebook employees have had to endure months of taunting from Cook, and to date the company has mostly suffered in silence.
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Trump has at times barred assorted media outlets from covering his rallies, while insulting and taunting the reporters he does let in.
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Edsall pulled Summers last week when he picked up a taunting penalty after intercepting a pass with the Huskies trailing 45-12.
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They have taken to taunting their opponents with a noisy repurposing of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," the Union's theme song.
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We don't need to add to our problems," he wrote to one person taunting him, adding that Murfreesboro was a "backup location.
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You may also want to stop taunting your friend who can't eat pizza—they might be getting their kicks in other ways.
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That's after a day of intrigue following President Trump taunting Comey over the prospect of "tapes" from their conversations before the firing.
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"Officers were constantly torturing him and taunting him," she said at the newly built, and nearly empty, Tibetan Reception Centre for Refugees.
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The racist taunting got so bad that her mom decided to transfer her to a different school — but the bullying still occurred.
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"Kanye was giving his speech and was like, 'Khloé, I know you want the mic,' he was like taunting me," Khloé said.
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They lit a bonfire in the middle of the street and began taunting riot police with cries of "the people want teargas".
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But two of the losses were negated, by an unnecessary roughness penalty on Buster Skrine and a taunting penalty on Calvin Pryor.
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According to the Arkansas Times, Woods runs the Phantom Pilot Facebook page, which mostly consists of taunting critics of the Turkey Drop.
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Ilse, Greta tells us, liked to ride her horse through the camp wearing tight sweaters and little else, taunting the starving inmates.
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She didn't tame her aggression, taunting her opponent as unprepared and unfit, and bolstered her standing in the polls after the debates.
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And they have little appetite to spend October receiving the sort of taunting Mr. Trump administered to Mr. Manchin on Saturday night.
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Laura Ingraham, a Fox News host, apologized under pressure on Thursday for taunting a survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Ms. Clifford and her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, have hounded Mr. Cohen since May, taunting him on social media and predicting his indictment.
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President Donald Trump's incendiary tweet taunting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's nuclear firepower stoked the ire of politicians and pundits alike.
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But Reagan's great mission was to thwart the Evil Empire, taunting that he would put a Star Wars shield in the sky.
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His wrestlers were generally "heels" — the villains in the matches — and so he came in for a fair amount of taunting himself.
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Meanwhile, a group of people standing around with their phones out are seen in the video taunting the man as he's attacked.
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Feminists called it his "perverted way" of taunting female critics who are angered by frequent derogatory comments, some of a sexual nature.
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R. High schooler Josh Holz loved taunting his friend Daniel Lara by following him around, filming him, and commenting on his sneakers.
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The Heat called time-out, and as Young walked back to the bench, he declared, "It&aposs over," taunting the silent crowd.
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The Raiders' Donald Penn was also hit with an $18,231 fine for unnecessary roughness, while Michael Crabtree was fined $9,115 for taunting.
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The possible upside for Biden is that such taunting reinforces the idea that he is the 2020 Democrat most feared by Trump.
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And why does it feel like he's always on top, always taunting us with wins, stilted promos, and tweets about the haters?
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Longer videos have emerged showing the Hebrew Israelites taunting the students, who then started chanting and shouting, including when Phillips came in.
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YBN Almighty Jay's alleged attackers are flaunting the rapper's stolen chain in a new music video ... and taunting J Prince in the process.
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If it felt unattainable to most Americans before, it now appears to be embodied by a smug and privileged heir taunting everyone else.
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For months, HBO has been taunting fans with cryptic trailers that have everyone questioning: Who's going to end up on the Iron Throne?
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C.F. didn't respond to the request, but it stayed in his notifications for days, a taunting reminder that made it difficult to sleep.
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Brandon Fleury confessed to taunting victims' families and friends through multiple Instagram accounts, tagging them in posts and gloating about the students' deaths.
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Ted Cruz's entire tenure since his arrival in Washington in 2013 has been dedicated to taunting a Republican leadership he views as accommodationist.
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She endured so much taunting and bullying from classmates that she left her Anaheim Hills, California school to be homeschooled by her mother.
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Lethal Bizzle was taunting Wiley with the line "I'm an artist, you're just a rave MC" in a diss track back in 2004.
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There's been a spate of frightening hacks of nanny cams in the past few years, with some creeps taunting the people on camera.
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Boston Dynamics has a long history of producing terrifying robots, and its scientists have a long history of kicking, taunting, and teasing them.
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The smell of slow-smoked meat wafts on the Gulf breeze from a nearby barbecue joint, taunting the drinkers in the venerable bar.
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Despite a taunting penalty moving the Beavers back from the 1-yard line, they finally saw the end zone on Pierce's touchdown run.
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Like a naughty kid kicked out of a classroom, she pushes her face against the glass, taunting everyone still stuck at their desks.
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After Trump spent Friday morning tweeting about his frustration with Senate rules, lauding his "fantastic" chief of staff and taunting Tennessee Republican Sen.
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It was as if he was taunting me to enter the 30-story building that he was so aggressively guarding: a massive casino.
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No, he's going for the jugular with taunting tweets about the very agency that investigated, sued, and then settled with him for fraud.
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You see, when Trump taunted Kim, he also was in essence taunting establishment voices who appear on television and counsel prudence and protocol.
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"Everyone was taunting me on the way," said Elham, who hails from the Hazara ethnic minority that has long suffered discrimination in Afghanistan.
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A stray cat keeps turning up in Gloria's home, taunting her with an image of her future as a stereotypical "crazy cat lady".
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Priorities USA released an ad earlier this month reviving criticism of Trump for allegedly taunting a disabled reporter while making spastic body motions.
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Then he went out and started taunting the Atlanta players on the floor, the ones on the bench, their coaches, even the referees.
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For example, The Post quoted Phillips as saying he "felt threatened" by the "smirking" teenagers and accused them of "taunting" his fellow activists.
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After a debate marked by put-downs and schoolyard taunting, the GOP candidates acted their age — and focused on issues instead of insults.
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President Donald Trump released a photo Friday from a classified intelligence briefing in a tweet taunting Iran after another failed Iranian rocket launch.
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Dad doesn't remember any racial taunting, just that so many black Chicagoans had come to see their hero, the 42-year-old rookie.
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Again and again, he used actual people in the audience to turn real human tragedies and triumphs into taunting slaps at the opposition.
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Once the arena was packed, the fagnorolahy entered and strutted around the ring, taunting their opponents with glares, clenched fists and menacing gestures.
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The exhibition's curator, Stephen Little, withholds the respective wall labels, taunting the viewer to claim the genuine Qiu Ying based only on observation.
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Before the standoff, the suspect already had a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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There, according to an account given to the police, some started taunting a white woman who was dining out with her black boyfriend.
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The gun-toting teen calls out to him, taunting him, as a badly-beaten Al grabs a stick for protection and lies low.
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Adam M. Holcomb of the most serious charges against him after he was accused of hazing and taunting another soldier who committed suicide.
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But the protesters kept returning in waves, he said, taunting the police with rocks and other projectiles, before being forced to retreat again.
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Watching those outrageous Trump rallies especially puts me on edge, seeing those red faces taunting Mexicans, Maxine Waters, Nancy Pelosi, in eager unison.
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Mr. McConnell's Senate campaign team went further, taunting Mr. Blankenship the night of his loss with a reference from "Narcos," a Netflix series.
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For example, my "taunting kittay" game is basically Brick Breaker, a game I used to play on my flip phone in high school.
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And she said she wanted to quit school because of racist taunting, but had to stick it out because of her mother's insistence.
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Trump inspired outrage last November by seemingly taunting Kovaleski's physical handicap by wildly flailing his arms during a campaign stop in South Carolina.
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But the president's die-hard supporters and oldest son are now taunting him to immediately do more, including issuing subpoenas on Trump's behalf.
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She also engaged in a little taunting, criticizing President Trump and Republicans for their 11th-hour efforts to bring party members on board.
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He's playing around—hanging upside down at the end of the monkey bars taunting everyone else who can't even make it half-way.
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When Blanche and Jane are together, Davis makes a world-class monster, taunting her sister with creepy baby talk and the occasional slap.
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"Salva Kiir has looked for trouble this year," the soldiers sang in call-and-reply, taunting the ruling president they're seeking to oust.
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Backdrop: The Catholic students were accused of taunting the Native Americans, and their school and diocese issued a statement threatening the boys with expulsion.
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It all rises to the song's final apex, vocalist Chris Bug taunting "this is gonna last forever" before the song dissipates into a swirl.
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"The new fool of the White House received a painful slap across his face," he said in an 11-minute audio message, taunting Trump.
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After advertisers began pulling out of her Fox News show, Laura Ingraham apologized Thursday for her tweet taunting Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has spent years taunting the people who short Tesla's stock, often promising to "burn" their positions by announcing good news.
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You've seen them in your dreams, taunting you and reminding you that, short of some Minions-style jewelry heist, they'll never, ever be yours.
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Clearly, such criticism did not prove effective with primary voters -- Trump won them over by continuing to tout his plan while taunting his rivals.
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Some of the protesters attempted to converse with Jones, who tried to respond to their questions, but the taunting and shouting drowned him out.
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Losing is simulated through the actual game, which features a talking cowboy taunting each player before they take their turn and pull the trigger.
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A man caught on video taunting a bison at Yellowstone National Park earlier this week has a history of bad behavior inside national parks.
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Despite the "raptor" branding of these animals, megaraptors were not the true raptors (or "dromaeosaurids") depicted opening doors and taunting children in Jurassic Park.
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The taunting at Thursday night's rally turned violent, with some of Mr. Trump's backers beaten and "Make America Great Again" hats set on fire.
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Video and photos on social media show large crowds marching through the streets, some taunting soldiers as Turkish military fire guns in the air.
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A restraining order against one of the players, Tamarion Johnson, accused him of taunting her on the street after she said the assault occurred.
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The move comes after Taubman was accused in a Sports Illustrated report of taunting three female reporters by celebrating the signing of Roberto Osuna.
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" On Tim Kaine's speech taunting, "Hey, Donald, what are you hiding?" about Trump's refusal to release his tax returns: "I never met the guy.
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"It's almost as though he's taunting him to press the nuclear button, saying, hey, mine works, by the way," he said on CNN. Sen.
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Mr. Rubio expressed remorse this week for having made a fiercely personal and taunting assault on Mr. Trump in the prelude to Super Tuesday.
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He did get flagged for taunting when he flipped the ball at the Bengals sideline after getting into it with Adam Jones and Burfict.
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In recent weeks, slut shaming has become a household term in Australia, thanks to the vile public taunting of two of our female politicians.
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Media observers knew this was likely the case, but Trump's open taunting of CNN led to White House officials considering scuttling the deal altogether.
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Of course Fred escapes — taunting the enemy, he briefly turns into a self-proclaimed Jewish superhero — and his adventure is folded into a subplot.
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That October, the expression's reach expanded again, as people who love Boston spent days taunting everyone else about the Red Sox's World Series performance.
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The promise of Zion was summarily ejected from Madison Square Garden like a taunting fan in the face of its owner, James L. Dolan.
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During the time, the Zodiac Killer also started taunting the San Francisco Police Department and sent them ciphers with hidden messages inside of them.
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Still, Ms. McBride said, given the president's penchant for taunting tweets, the first lady is likely to face an uphill climb on combating cyberbullying.
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And in a piece about racism in popular culture, our critic wrote about the "deplorable" racial taunting during the promotional tour for the fight.
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Listen to the way Mr. Tao, brings out a fleeting melodic bit in the left hand, like some taunting intrusion coming out of nowhere.
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But when Warren celebrated by aggressively clapping in Butler&aposs face, the refs whistled him for taunting and threw him out of the game.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted about it, rapper Drake was courtside chirping and taunting and NBA commissioner Adam Silver was offering a historical perspective.
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In her psychological confinement, she can't help taunting herself with the idea that Vronsky has grown tired of her and now loves someone else.
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But then he asked her to say something nice about President Donald Trump, the man she has spent many years mocking and taunting on Twitter.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib was fined $26,044 on Friday for taunting and committing face-mask fouls in the Super Bowl.
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The video, purportedly filmed in Syria, shows a masked man taunting British Prime Minister David Cameron in London-accented English, before five prisoners are killed.
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This wasn't the best idea, because the suspect immediately takes a dislike to Villanelle, taunting her throughout dinner and their card game with Amber afterwards.
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Trump tweeted on Wednesday that missiles "will be coming", taunting Russia for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after a suspected chemical attack on rebels.
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She's said that Trump is "taunting" Democrats to impeach him in stonewalling their various investigations to rally his political base ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Defenders shared videos of Trump making mock-spastic motions when taunting other, non-disabled, people, and claiming this was somehow a defense of his actions.
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That's a positive thing to visualize rather than taunting ourselves with a negative voice that says, 'You tried this last year, you'll never do it.
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Barriss attempted to confirm Gaskill's address and the two chatted over Twitter DMs, with Gaskill taunting Barriss and daring him to go through with it.
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An affidavit filed by a Nashville police officer also said that Beckham started taunting the two teenage girls after they got off a school bus.
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A group of young Donald Trump supporters has come under fire after taunting a group of Native Americans at the Indigenous Peoples March on Friday.
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Mohamed Q. Amin was at a duck curry competition, a popular event in Caribbean communities, in Queens when he heard the percussion players taunting him.
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I continued glancing behind me for the rest of the afternoon — not sure if it was her spirit or my conscience that was taunting me.
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Numerous media publications and celebrities soon backtracked their initial criticism of Sandmann, although the second video still showed the Covington boys surrounding and taunting Philips.
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The undisputed modern master of taunting, Roy Jones Jr., got his comeuppance when he faced Joe Calzaghe at the tail end of his illustrious career.
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Trump declared that missiles "will be coming" in Syria, taunting Russia for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after a suspected chemical attack on rebels.
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After authorities had Wittenmeyer in handcuffs, he continued to put up a fight and began taunting the police officers, referencing recently murdered Yarmouth Police Sgt.
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Ghostface starts sending threatening faxes (what is this, the year 2000??) taunting them about who will die next and hinting that he's inside the house.
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Snooki hinted at harassment allegations when she claimed Roger was taunting JWoww by recording her with his phone to get a rise out of her.
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Murphy wasn't flagged, but Newton lobbed the ball at him and got a 15-yard taunting penalty that pushed Carolina out of field-goal range.
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Clinton, whose campaign has begun taunting Mr. Trump with a #PoorDonald hashtag on Twitter, suggesting that he is not nearly as wealthy as he claims.
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A Twitter post from the president on Wednesday taunting Russia on Syria saw stock markets decline earlier this week amid concerns over heightened geopolitical tensions.
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Russia's taunting antics have increased speculation from diplomats like Hannu Himanen, Finland's former ambassador to Russia, that Finland and Sweden might want to join NATO.
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Some songs used phrases picked out of English dictionaries or nonsense syllables yelped as background vocals, but others confronted violence and anger with taunting confidence.
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Their public statements -- to some degree taunting the President with the clear belief they hold the leverage in the current dynamic -- bear that position out.
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She has been charged with aggravated assault, illegally taunting a police animal, prohibited offense of weapons, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and obstruction of administrative law.
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Nicholas Burns, formerly U.S. ambassador to NATO, took President Donald Trump to task on Wednesady for taunting Russia about a possible missile strike on Syria.
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TRUMP: And he was taunting to them, he was saying, and even I used to say "Wow" because I knew that we could've gone further.
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Anemones, crustaceans, plump starfish, mussels, and large scallops with pink and purple lips cling on densely onto the industrial beams, smiling like they're taunting me.
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Another video shot before the encounter shows men who identify as members of the Hebrew Israelites taunting the students and other passersby with racist slurs.
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I have never forgotten the bitterness of that humiliating defeat, especially the thousands of taunting Yale fans waving towels at us as the game ended.
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Military and government officials have announced the defeat of Boko Haram several times, even as fighters have launched attacks and released propaganda videos taunting officials.
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Y.J., a black, 14-year-old freshman wrestler, said his white teammates had been taunting him with the slur well before the social media post.
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It's hard to tell at this point whether Amma knows her teacher's dirty secret or is just taunting him by guessing that he has one.
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For his part, Trump spent Monday morning tweeting about "fake news," the "deep state" and taunting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other senior Democrats.
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After a day of mixing taunting tweets with staying on message, Mr. Trump seemed eager to shed his presidential costume for his campaign firebrand one.
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Instead, he made little effort to collaborate, lurched rightward to his base while taunting the center and the left, and is now feeling the consequences.
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Sun streams in from overhead, a taunting promise of the larger, lighter open world, and a resonant image in a movie filled with telegraphing visuals.
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But after about 30 minutes of scanning and deleting, I noticed my storage space hadn't actually budged, and that banner still hung there, taunting me.
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Meanwhile, the cathedral, once a beacon of progress, remains an empty shell, haunting and taunting its residents as a symbol of modern Cuba's social malaise.
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On Wednesday, President Trump tweeted a message taunting Russia and telegraphing military action in Syria after a suspected chemical attack in the war-torn country.
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When I asked how he knew this, he said that the fighters in Qayyarah had his phone number and often sent him taunting text messages.
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Mr. Bush's late grandfather voted for Hillary Clinton for president in 20183 after Mr. Trump's repeated taunting of Jeb Bush in the Republican nominating contest.
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"It's clear that Dr. Epstein stood firmly in his privilege, taunting the officers," said David J. Johns, executive director of the National Black Justice Coalition.
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He's compelled less by death itself, it seems, than by taunting the moment when death becomes inevitable: after you've fallen, before you hit the ground.
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Known as vinegar valentines these cruel cards with caricatures and taunting rhymes, sent anonymously, were a wildly popular practice in both England and the United States.
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Millions of Americans suffer from a medical condition known as tinnitus, a disorder so tormenting that it makes Edgar Allen Poe's talking, taunting raven sound charming.
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Some accounts involve people taunting members of groups that Trump criticized while campaigning, often with gloating or threats about the consequences of his win for them.
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Despite all of Robin and Ted's drama, the episode is best remembered for Marshall taunting Barney with the promise of his third slap on Thanksgiving day.
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A Utah couple may face the death penalty for allegedly starving their toddler daughter to death and filming themselves taunting her with food before she died.
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The parachute hung there for a moment, taunting the engineers in the control room with its missing portion, before disintegrating into a jumble of flaccid ribbons.
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Mena moved to Boston at the age of four, where her early lack of English language skills made her a target of taunting at her school.
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The researchers trained nine ravens by hand for the purpose of testing — or, really, taunting — them to see if these birds could tell fair from unfair.
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Probably. Varys may not be pleased with Tyrion's constant taunting, but at least he's not the only one in Winterfell working overtime to suppress a grimace.
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University of Tennessee quarterback Peyton Manning raises his arms, taunting the crowd in partisan Florida Field prior to action September 20 against the University of Florida.
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The iPhone maker surrounded this year's CES with billboards promoting its privacy policy, effectively taunting its competitors who've been involved in data scandals in the past.
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Trump has been frustrated by the failure, openly taunting Republicans as "total quitters" and "fools" this summer over their inability in the Senate to replace Obamacare.
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Video from the farm when I was running away in the cornfield and my dad was taunting me because I wanted him to come with me.
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She's haughty to an extreme, nothing is up to her standard, and she unleashes a taunting superiority toward everyone and everything around her, including her rapist.
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Chris Brown's attorney, David Gammill, grilled Karrueche on cross-examination, and pressed her on allegedly taunting Chris about the rings by saying she had sold them.
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"I mean, it makes sense, but you must be really bummed out," he added, before taunting him about the afte-rparty that Kimmel wasn't invited to.
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They both were stranded on a lifeboat after the cruise "sunk" (more on that later), and Warwick (played by the amazing Maya Rudolph) kept taunting him.
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Serwylo tried waving the end of her broom at him, but she said he would just "yank it really hard," almost taunting her, and kept feasting.
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Taunting George Foreman to exhaustion by sinking into the slack ropes, just letting him punch himself out while his own fine, hard body absorbed the blows.
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Then to provoke the other customers they were holding their speaker in the air taunting the customers who had asked to have the music turned down.
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Trump wasn't taunting Sessions because of any policy differences between them but, rather, as usually seems to be the case with this President, for personal reasons.
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Two beautiful celebrities taunting fans to speculate about their relationship status is a PR trick as old as time, but publicity doesn't make the song better.
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Or only the video of the minute he loses it gets put out there— never all the disgusting, taunting provocations he has to listen to beforehand.
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But in the same breath, he's shouting out to Lil Reese and making threats about his MAC214, almost taunting Trident with nods to his former life.
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In a quarter-century of participating in and leading tactical resolution operations, I have never heard a law enforcement professional use such offensive -- almost taunting -- rhetoric.
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Two beautiful celebrities taunting fans to speculate about their relationship status is a PR trick as old as time, but publicity doesn't make the song better.
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President Obama's taunting of Mr. Trump at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in 2011 hastened his desire to improve his standing in the political world.
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Past the local boys who were diving from the bridge and then taunting the riders by pretending to be pulled under water by creatures lurking below.
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Even admitting aloud that I'm not struggling, but thriving, feels egregious, like I'm taunting those sentinels of brokeness, daring them to snatch me from my stoop.
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Law enforcement sources tell us NYPD obtained a 12-second video of the 33-year-old man taunting Cardi's entourage ... allegedly encouraging them to attack him.
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Instead, what happened was that each side weaponized fact-checking, taunting the other for wallowing in lies without acknowledging its own part in all the fakery.
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The objects of his attention had a vast and seemingly disconnected range, from taunting Kim Jong-un about his nuclear prowess to flaunting his own successes.
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He delivered a stirring routine that was less a taunting of Trump officials than a reminder to the journalists watching of the weighty responsibility facing them.
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It was more a match of who could ring their buzzer faster rather than who knew the answer, with Holzhauer taunting Rutter when he rang first.
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Inmates claim that officers regularly provoke altercations that are classified as assaults, including taunting them with racial slurs or touching them inappropriately during a pat frisk.
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Fox News ran a full-page ad in The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal, which said "The Most Trusted Name In News," taunting CNN.
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Jennings and Holzhauer have also been playfully taunting each other on Twitter while the tournament is airing, without revealing who won (it was recorded in December).
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In my original Giphy micro-game, "taunting kittay," an angelic dog pelts a tennis ball at a maniacal cat against a rainbow-colored pulsating heart background.
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Ms. Jessell graduated from high school but never went to college because, she said, she feared more racist taunting like what she had experienced at school.
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He said he was concerned the fans were taunting the opposition in the middle of a tight game (Duke would go on to win by 12).
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Ingraham tweeted Wednesday a link to a Daily Wire story about Hogg not getting into some colleges he had applied to, taunting him over the rejections.
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One way of venting their rage was to fight in soccer stadiums, taunting German fans by mimicking British bombers and bellowing slogans about winning the war.
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Along with it went the confessional atmosphere and the raw sexual taunting, each of which had floated just beneath the banter, fronds in a murky pool.
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Ten years ago, I wrote a feature for this magazine about how prisoners were using cell phones for everything from taunting their victims to ordering murders.
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The artist appears to be referring to a time when Drake was in a hotel room above Meek, taunting him by playing his diss track repeatedly.
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He wanted nothing to do with shouting racial epithets at the school's few African-American students or taunting other Chinese kids with curse words in Mandarin.
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And aside from taunting the neighborhood dogs and using your gutters as water slides, it appears they also eavesdrop on bird chatter to gauge their safety.
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"Clearly, these delinquents, who were commandeering traffic and taunting passengers, wearing masks and gloves, were not peacefully protesting- they weren't peacefully doing anything!" the statement reads.
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The party's brutal election-year wounds have been salted by evidence of Russian election interference, Mr. Trump's hard-line cabinet picks and his taunting Twitter posts.
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U.S. President Donald Trump undercut the possibility of North-South dialogue earlier this week, taunting Kim with a tweet about the size of his nuclear button.
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According to the suit, Howard was a transplant from Texas who was known for his brawn and aggression, as well as his relentless taunting of James.
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Gudino says the nightmares she used to have involved her being lured back into the group by the Greens — or of Deborah screaming at and taunting her.
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An outspoken critic of Trump's pledge to have Mexico pay for a border wall, the former head of state kept up his long-running taunting of Trump.
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Despite their disinterest in that sort of competition, Taylor of course gets roped into playing and wins, taking down a taunting opponent whose rage makes him transparent.
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The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas, last in the news for taunting MRAs with women-only screenings of Wonder Woman, is back with a new exclusive event.
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Don't Fear The FuzzIt may be hard to resist the urge to pluck the stray hairs growing in, taunting you every time you look in the mirror.
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She contrasted her approach with comments Trump has made on the campaign trail including threatening to blow Iranian sailors "out of the water" for "taunting" U.S. sailors.
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Why it matters: "Pelosi's allies said her taunting of Trump now is intentional, designed to get under his skin and elicit an angry reaction," per the WashPost.
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And come they did on Monday night, when Beckham got tagged for an iffy taunting penalty after a late hit from Minnesota's Xavier Rhodes on the sideline.
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We learned in the season four finale that Moriarty had used Sherlock's sister to distribute a few taunting messages to Sherlock after his death, but that's … it.
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The taunting came in the wake of Gundogan and his Germany teammate Mesut Ozil posing for photos with Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan in London last month.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Danielle and her crew were just passing by, when customers outside on the patio started taunting them with Danielle's catchphrase ... you know the one.
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That reality was the subtext for Pelosi's taunting remarks Thursday in which she cast her Democratic critics as hungry for attention rather than serious about ousting her.
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By this time, cell phones all over the classroom are ringing and he's taunting the kids in the closet asking them....do you think it's for you?
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"The group immediately started throwing rocks and debris at our agents, taunting the agents," said Rodney Scott, chief patrol agent of the Border Patrol's San Diego sector.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham is taunting one of the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting for getting rejected from colleges he applied to.
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It was swaggeringly proud of this, taunting cable with the show-within-the-show "Darkness at Noon," a parody of pay TV's sour testosterone-and-pain cocktails.
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Read more: Astros executive accused of taunting female journalists by celebrating a player charged with domestic violenceMLB commissioner Rob Manfred said he was looking into the tweet.
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The move comes after Sports Illustrated's Stephanie Apstein accused Taubman of taunting female journalists at the team's clubhouse ALCS victory celebration by lauding Astros closer Roberto Osuna.
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Police zeroed in on him by using DNA from the scene of the slaying (and taunting messages from the killer) and putting it into a genealogical database.
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Police connected him to the homicide by using DNA from the scene of the murder and from the taunting messages, and inputting them into a genealogical database.
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He also released a video on Wednesday taunting "the squad," a term commonly used to refer to the four progressive lawmakers targeted by Trump over the weekend.
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These days, McConnell has made explicit, with taunting tweets among other things, that he views long-term conservative control of the Supreme Court as his crowning achievement.
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He seemed to be preparing for the role for most of his adult life, which was so colorless and conventional it might have been taunting future biographers.
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On the other hand, you have to respect a player actually earning a taunting call this season, given all the ones doled out for seemingly nothing. 5.
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Protests continued after dark with hundreds of people marching from the shooting scene to City Hall and back, shouting Olango's name, taunting police and periodically blocking traffic.
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No amount of practice, it seemed, could fully prepare her — or perhaps anyone — for Donald J. Trump's hurricane of factual distortion, taunting interruptions and blustery generalities. Mrs.
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It takes more than an inspiring Instagram or a taunting tweet to make the difficult policy decisions in order to ensure that America remains a tech leader.
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But the conversation ends with their bickering about her decision to fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, and his taunting her with his conspicuous snacking.
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As Peter Baker at the New York Times notes, there's been a notable absence of taunting or chest beating or defensive tirades from our tweeter-in-chief.
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Mr. Musk has openly feuded with short sellers on Twitter, taunting them when Tesla shares rise and accusing them of spreading negative news to hurt the company.
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The first-half turning point came after a 3-pointer by Miami's Chris Lykes, who was then whistled for a technical foul, apparently for taunting his defender.
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Surely, she should have rejected President Trump's ugly taunting of Ford and the awful theory put forth that another man was the one guilty of Ford's assault.
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Mr. Musk has openly feuded with short sellers on Twitter, taunting them when Tesla shares rise and accusing them of spreading negative news to hurt the company.
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After opening with an automated call from the New York justice system, vocalist Danny Orlowski spends the rest of the track loudly taunting a profoundly prejudiced institution.
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Some French media outlets raised the possibility that Mr. Drouet had laid a trap for the authorities by taunting them with the intention of provoking his arrest.
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President Trump resumed his attacks on Attorney General Jeff Sessions Wednesday, taunting him on Twitter — again — for not pursuing an investigation into Trump's political nemesis, Hillary Clinton.
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The president blundered into the crisis by canceling the Iranian nuclear deal, tweet-taunting about the "end of Iran" and hiring the hirsute Iran warmonger John Bolton.
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One of his most traumatizing memories was the taunting he received from the kids in his neighborhood when his family was being evicted during his teen years.
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As Daniels' lawyer, Avenatti has pursued the president and those close to him relentlessly for months, taunting Trump in interviews and baiting him and his lawyers in tweets.
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Yamamoto attempted to mask his worry with numerous attempts at taunting his opponent, but soon reverted back to his wrestling bread and butter and scored another suplex takedown.
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He opened the winner's envelope onstage and showed the inside to the camera, taunting the audience because they couldn't read the results, since they were written in Braille.
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She and other teens often shared and retweeted clips of brawls resulting in smashed car windshields, girls walloping one another or pulling each other's hair, and taunting messages.
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Sometimes, they said, they would send messages taunting ISIS members for letting them get past — many of the group's members had been Majid's and Ahlam's neighbors for years.
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In October, a detainee who identified as being gay asked CoreCivic to lock him in solitary confinement to escape anti-gay taunting in the Lumpkin facility's general population.
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If you can excuse the patterned lights on the car's nose and keister, the vehicle's design lacks the taunting flare typically associated with concept cars shown at CES.
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Newton was flagged earlier in the game for taunting Jones, which is a connection I wouldn't put past the NFL to use to justify cracking down on taunts.
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With his taunting of protesters and his racist rhetoric, he has thrown matches into the tinderbox of a divided nation, igniting the violence we've seen at his rallies.
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Just as Sirius made the mistake of taunting Bellatrix and letting his guard down, Bellatrix makes the exact same mistake with Molly Weasley — and she pays the price.
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The video captures people recording the scene on cell phones and cameras, legal observers, individuals taunting the officers standing in front of them, and others just quietly watching.
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England beat Bulgaria 6-0 in Sofia on Monday in a match marred by a section of home supporters taunting the visitors with Nazi salutes and monkey chants.
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England thrashed Bulgaria 6-0 on Monday but the match was marred by a section of home supporters taunting the visiting players with Nazi salutes and monkey chants.
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Naomi Watts is getting honest about how she teaches the consequences of taunting to her two boys with Liev Schreiber: Samuel Kai, 8, and Alexander "Sasha" Pete, 9½.
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Speaking of The Weeknd, we're told he's laughing at reports his new song, "Some Way," is a rant against Bieber, taunting him with the relationship with his ex.
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His campaign launch could have been scripted and produced by WWE: the grand escalator entrance, the whooping audience stocked with hired actors, the racial taunting of Mexican immigrants.
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"Video from the farm when I was running away in the cornfield and my dad was taunting me because I wanted him to come with me," she wrote.
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In his cocksure swagger, taunting demeanour and deliberate, cultivated gobshite persona, he was never going to be universally beloved in Britain, even if his talents were widely admired.
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Shehab, 40, said her older daughter, 13, contacted her during school Wednesday to say that a boy who supports Trump's plan to limit Muslim immigrants was taunting her.
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Fourteen years after that, four taunting notes were found at various Fort Wayne residences, including several on bicycles that young girls left in their yards, the FBI said.
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These have included taunting and physical abuse by staff, punishing children who refuse to take their medication, and claiming complaints about treatment could jeopardize a child's immigration status.
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But it's unclear if they have enough Republican support to pass it, and Democratic leaders are all but taunting them with predictions that the measure will fail spectacularly.
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This anti-Semitism has taken the form of anti-Jewish slogans, conspiracy-fueled rants, and the taunting of a Jewish woman on the Paris subway in December 2018.
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He was struck three times in the back as he whirled around, taunting the officers during a traffic stop and, according to their testimony, reaching for his gun.
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President Donald Trump looks to have shared a photograph of an intelligence briefing that could have exposed US military secrets to the world while taunting Iran over Twitter.
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Beckham lost his cool after his first catch, in the second quarter, jawing with the physical Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes and drawing an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty for taunting.
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"Little Rocket Man": Put aside the potential for nuclear annihilation inherent in taunting the unstable dictator of a rogue regime and it's just hard to beat this one.
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He was cocky and rebellious and psyched himself up by taunting opponents and reciting original poems that predicted the round in which he would knock them out in.
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WASHINGTON — While the two Koreas were gingerly reopening a border hotline, President Trump was gleefully taunting Kim Jong-un about the relative size of their nuclear launch buttons.
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These days, Mr. McConnell has made explicit, with taunting tweets among other things, that he views long-term conservative control of the Supreme Court as his crowning achievement.
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President Donald Trump noted some of the proposals and called them "strange" on Twitter early Wednesday, taunting Democrats that they'll have to win at the ballot box first.
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" Mr. Vorhies thought the man was the attacker, but he did not see a gun, and said it was possible the man had actually "been taunting the shooter.
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In the minutes following the Paul&aposs victory against AnEnsonGib, he and KSI were face-to-face in the boxing ring, taunting each other and exchanging verbal jabs.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, Donald Trump relentlessly excoriated and mocked journalists, fostering a hostile environment in which his supporters often joined in taunting and threatening the press corps.
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U.S. captain Tiger Woods asked the crowd to be "respectful" of his team, saying some fans had drunk too much alcohol and gone too far in their taunting.
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When Mayweather got on the mic he was booed relentlessly, the crowd chanting abuse and taunting the 40-year-old over his unpaid taxes, but he appeared unfazed.
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Frank Bruni At this point I think it's fair to say that Donald Trump has gone beyond taunting and demonizing Hillary Clinton to a realm of outright obsession.
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While posing together for a quick picture at Tower Bridge, Bisping began taunting Silva and security had to rush on to the scene to make sure nothing escalated.
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In it, Mike highlighted this clip from April 21, in which a silverback gorilla charges a little girl taunting the animal at the Omaha Zoo, breaking the enclosure's glass.
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The half-hearted taunting from Fox and anti-Trump Republicans, who claim Trump is simply scared of moderator Megyn Kelly, provides poor cover for that awkward but evident truth.
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When they were done taunting the poor, the group of travelers left the square where they were all partying in pretty rough shape, with trash and bottles littered everywhere.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic grabbed a huge handful of his junk and aimed it right at an LAFC fan who was taunting him ... and the whole scene was captured on video!!!
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Over the course of 10 seconds, he dodges 21 punches and then moves away from the corner with a good amount of swagger, taunting Dokes with a little dance.
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" China's response: A taunting agitprop tweet from the editor-in-chief of China's state-owned Global Times: "President Trump threatens China while he seemingly doesn't understand how tariffs work.
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In the suit, Hayes says Smith was very drunk when he began dangerously taunting him on the road that night ... culminating in Hayes slamming his car into Smith's vehicle.
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While Trump's taunting jabs at other candidates have amused some GOP voters, they are not in keeping with the language of a man who lives by his Christian faith.
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She was subject to all the racism and taunting that is rife in Northern Ontario, but without any of the strength an attachment to her culture could have provided.
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"The echo symbol is the online equivalent of tagging a building with anti-Semitic graffiti or taunting someone verbally," said Jonathan A. Greenblatt, ADL CEO, in the official statement.
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There's also the way Birkenmeier and the terrific cast, under Katie Brook's direction, stay so far ahead of the plot, they seem to be taunting you to keep up.
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We get to look into her face and wonder just how light-skinned she was, but we also can see clearly the faces of the white boys taunting her.
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The South Koreans, in turn, are rattled by President Trump's wild swings from school-yard taunting to bromantic fawning over Kim, and so are pursuing rapprochement on their own.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian federal police were on Monday investigating a social media post by a government lawmaker that showed him aiming a gun and taunting left-wing green supporters.
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It was there that the uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad began in March 2011, after graffiti taunting Assad led to the arrest and torture of teen boys.
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Arguably, world leaders would have a difficult time directly criticizing the United States for responding to a North Korean first strike—regardless of our president's taunting remarks and threats.
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"Clearly this mob of people who were commandeering traffic, and taunting passengers, while wearing masks and gloves, were not peacefully protesting -- they were not peacefully doing anything," they added.
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Clinton outmaneuvered Mr. Trump in the third presidential debate, mocking, needling and taunting him with a series of verbal surgical strikes that reflected an unexpected new approach: his own.
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Suspect was also violent, former student says The two drifted apart after the alleged shooter started bullying Cole's brother, spreading rumors and spending class periods taunting him, he said.
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Mr. Weaver argued for New York as the location, noting that it had the most delegates at stake in April, and then adopted a taunting tone, suggesting that Mrs.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison famously brandished a lump of coal, Australia's second largest export earner, in parliament when he was treasurer, taunting the opposition over its renewable energy push.
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At shore, he paid no heed to the colony of tortoiseshell cats that seemed to be awaiting him with small taunting mews and sly cat faces, amid the rocks.
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Sports Illustrated writer Stephanie Apstein accused Houston Astros assistant GM Brandon Taubman of taunting female journalists by lauding closer Roberto Osuna, who was charged with domestic violence last year.
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Episode 11, however, pushes him closer to the edge than ever before, taunting him with signs of God's favor only to snatch them away in the most urgent moment.
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Their responses showed an association between assuming negative perceptions from those around them—imagine a taunting voice saying "pizza face" over and over—and higher levels of psychological distress.
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It began when the transgender woman entered the bathroom to check her hair and makeup, she said on the 911 call, and encountered two women who began taunting her.
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Background: Mr. Smollett, who is black, gay and vocal on social issues, had told the police that two men had attacked him, taunting him with homophobic and racial slurs.
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Mr. Trump had not been mentioned in any of the group's official media — all frequent venues for criticism or taunting of former President Barack Obama and other world leaders.
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Bey was taken out of the game for good with 5:05 left in regulation by coach Tad Boyle, angry that Bey was whistled for a taunting technical foul.
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The tour made a quick descent into a kind of racial taunting that felt aptly vestigial for a sport in decline, and grew only more deplorable as it went.
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Ricch's defeat over Bieber—while slyly taunting him (and then Selena Gomez)—is a tidy encapsulation of where the music industry stands at the turn of the new decade.
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But all that growth has felt like a stick in the eye to some residents, who view it as a taunting reminder of everything their remote neighborhoods still lack.
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Eilish's songs are actually miniature sonic fun houses, anything but drab or monotonous, with playful melodies, meticulously varied instrumentation and a theatrical spectrum of attitudes, from taunting to suicidal.
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" Instead of paying attention to our requests to switch the song, the DJ began singing, dancing, and taunting us," says one member of the group, who wished to remain anonymous.
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The crowning achievements here—which would form the franchise's musical bedrock—are the film's inquisitive ascending/descending theme and a taunting two-note figure that mimics an eerie children's rhyme.
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Kirk, doing his best to comfort her, asks her what happened — but the two are interrupted by a woman, presumably the man's girlfriend, who starts taunting them and making faces.
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Of course, conspiracy theorists being conspiracy theorists, the more unhinged corners of the internet immediately digested the #DENfiles posters as the Illuminati taunting the American people right to their faces.
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Marquez said that he was in a McDonalds in northwest D.C. when the teens allegedly began taunting him before physically attacking him on Friday night, WJLA – ABC's local affiliate – reports.
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Read These Stories Next: New Hampshire Passed A Bill Protecting Transgender People Republican Mayor Faces Recall Vote After Taunting David Hogg On Twitter How The Fake News Industry Weaponizes Women
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The running back said on Friday that he was fined $10,527 by the NFL for "taunting/ unsportsmanlike conduct" during the game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, ESPN reported.
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That is about 10 extra penalties per week on just those two categories, and I'm not even getting into all the extra penalties for taunting and hurting players fee fees.
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The school shooting survivors of Parkland, Florida, started a movement affecting real change in gun laws despite vile victim-blaming, social media smear campaigns, and blatant taunting from the NRA.
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And on top of all this, Bieber and Baldwin are now stalking me (they were seen shopping at my local Brooklyn grocery store) and taunting me with their fiancée frivolity.
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You're at that point familiar to most science journalists in which a just-downloaded study or journal article is taunting you with 20-odd pages of methodology, math, and jargon.
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In the Colts–Jaguars game, Denard Robinson spun the ball after a play and earned a taunting penalty that offset a penalty for an illegal hit on the same play.
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In the Panthers–Falcons game, Cam Newton was flagged for taunting on the same play where he took an illegal hit to the back of the head on a slide.
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"Video from the farm when I was running away in the cornfield and my dad was taunting me because I wanted him to come with me," she wrote on Instagram.
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An earlier, similar theme of women taunting a man, "Orestes Pursued by the Furies," (1862), posits three Furies and the dead body of Orestes's mother violently enveloping the insane protagonist.
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Mere hours after taunting Bieber on-air, Manson has dropped another song from his upcoming album Heaven Upside Down entitled "KILL4ME" (the all-caps song titles are nicely modern touch).
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The pint-sized pest was filmed openly taunting the Australian park's tiger, proving itself a true mastery of trolling as it dipped in and out of the striped killer's range.
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The operation's main goal failed, however, and NBC has obtained an audio tape it says military sources have authenticated of al-Rimi taunting Trump in the aftermath of the offensive.
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According to the Tribune, Singleton allegedly left the 12-year-old covered and blood and gasping for breath before sending a taunting text message to her mother, according to prosecutors.
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But, we also talked hoops with Shaq ... specifically about Drake, who's been heavily criticized for taunting Golden State Warriors players and going crazy on the sidelines during the NBA Finals.
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After some more exchanges and into the second round, Diaz hit McGregor with several combinations and started taunting him, which eventually forced McGregor to shoot for an ill-advised takedown.
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But whereas Mish used to sing with a shredding shriek, here she is a taunting goth domme in total command of herself—still pissed off, but calculated in her lashings.
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Two weeks earlier, Mr. Sumter posted a rap video online taunting members of 3 Staccs after Ms. Murphy's murder, and Mr. Murphy responded with a message on Facebook threatening him.
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" The U.S. and North Korea had a testy relationship for much of Trump's administration, with the president occasionally taunting Kim over his arsenal and the size of his "nuclear button.
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Trump -- as his wild tweet taunting Kim Jong Un demonstrated Tuesday night -- continues to be defined by his provocations and cavalier approach to serious matters like North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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MIAMI — Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said he had come to regret what became one of the most sensational moments of his campaign: his schoolyard taunting of Donald J. Trump.
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And due to the quaintness of independent league ball, Cruz had to exit the game through the stands, where he got into it with the fans who were taunting him.
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Every week seems to bring a new and even swankier real estate company to our doors, taunting all us poor journalists with listings for £550,000 Regency townhouses and luxury condos.
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They liked to provoke crowds in the same ironic way Jello Biafra would, challenging the tough guy punk persona with taunting sexual innuendo, young rural kids were not ready for.
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Once relegated to academic footnotes as a bemusing curio, Lequeu is finally being fully recognized for his cheeky and dazzling drawings that experimented with both perplexing structure and taunting narrative.
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He was fined four times, including once for taunting a player, once for unnecessary roughness and once for his role in a brawl at the end of Super Bowl XLIX.
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Wise then did what bullies were wont to do: He tried to silence his opponent by taunting him with a duel challenge and then declaring him too cowardly to fight.
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Oliver and Elio's relationship starts out combative, with Elio navigating whatever's happening inside of him by feigning disinterest, playing coy, and watching Oliver from afar while taunting him up close.
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Earlier this week, a video uploaded on social media appeared to show several people taunting and threatening a person widely believed to be Luciano, followed by the sound of gunshots.
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A video of a supporter of the president-elect, Donald J. Trump, taunting other passengers on a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Allentown, Pa., spread widely in November.
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Musk, who's been under fire recently for taunting the Securities and Exchange Commission shortly after reaching a deal with them over his prior tweets, also tweeted pictures of the launch:
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A Florida woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly killing her boyfriend by zipping him up in a suitcase as she filmed herself taunting him.
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Americans should turn on their televisions, he wrote on Twitter, and watch the attorneys make "our case against" his political antagonists, who he listed with a series of taunting nicknames.
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They also set fire to a decorative red sign that celebrated National Day and directed much of their taunting and chanting at the central Chinese government and the Communist Party.
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She's exultant to the point of taunting Hillary Clinton's aides for their defeat, as she did when she appeared with them at Harvard in December for an election post-mortem.
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Most recently, he released a long video critiquing the president's decision-making on Syria, and in the past has called on Trump to lay off taunting former senator John McCain.
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"Stockholm Syndrome?" he asked on Twitter above a copy of Mr. Trump's taunting post, suggesting the president had become captive to the Republican establishment he gleefully flayed during the campaign.
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Ronald L. Green, condemned the group in testimony before Congress last week, members were taunting him online, according to a veteran, James LaPorta, who has been tracking the group's activities.
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More videos have shown that the encounter was preceded by taunting from a small group of dark-skinned men who shouted scripture from red books and identified as Hebrew Israelites.
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Franco Luis Ferrada, 20, stripped down and made his way to the top of the zoo's big cat enclosure, where he began taunting the lions in an apparent suicide attempt.
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Two weeks later, Mohammed Hassan, 17, was sliced to death with a machete in Battersea by four teenagers, days after filming a rap video taunting a rival south London gang.
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Taunting lyrics of Nigerian Fela Kuti, Africa's Bob Marley, so enraged Nigeria's military government in the 1970's that they burned his house down and threw his mother out a window.
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Rader killed ten people between 1974 and 1991 while taunting police to catch him — and giving himself the nickname BTK, which stands for "bind, torture and kill" — before the killings stopped.
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Sigmar Gabriel, the foreign minister and a leading Social Democrat, gave a taste of this defiance when he responded to Mr Trump's tariff threat by taunting America to "make better cars".
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He is in the middle of taunting her, alluding to the idea that he may want her to struggle in more than just fantasy, when he clutches his chest and dies.
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He's shown taunting his enemies, getting celebrities like Kanye West to endorse his Mega enterprises, and inserting himself into New Zealand politics in a bid to oust Prime Minister John Key.
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Trump has been frustrated by the failure, openly taunting Republicans as "total quitters" and "fools" this summer over their inability in the Senate to replace former President Barack Obama's signature legislation.
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Alice is on the trail of a taunting criminal mastermind, known as Mr. X, who's about to infiltrate the security of the posh firm she runs with Valerie Anderson (Rose Rollins).
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - The European Union's "taunting" of Prime Minister Theresa May at a summit in Salzburg this month was "beyond the pale", British trade minister Liam Fox said on Sunday.
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And then there they were together, the impossible pair, squaring off, McGregor predictably in a suit, Mayweather just as predictably in Money Team gear, McGregor jawing and taunting, Mayweather quite silent.
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Jon started the latest round this week ... taunting Cormier on social media for failing to accept the "truth" that PEDs had nothing to do with JJ's two UFC victories over him.
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It just floats there, out of reach and still right here, taunting me into staying here or pushing through until I find the next grey void from which I cannot proceed.
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After all, how can I focus on writing an article (like this one) when I can see all those open tabs taunting me with every other to-do in my life?
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Looking back, senior administration officials recall feeling "horrified" as they listened to the U.S. president unload a taunting broadside about foreign leaders and border walls before an assembled crowd of thousands.
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Other fines were to Houston's Kevin Johnson and Carolina's Devin Funchess for excessive celebration, Kansas City's Marcus Peters for taunting and Denver's Darian Stewart for a forearm shot to the quarterback.
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A police report said that Randal James Thom, 58, was verbally taunting Warren and became "very vocal" and "aggressive" at the Storm Lake, Iowa event, according to the Des Moines Register.
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A second video surfaced Sunday showing another group, who identify themselves as members of the Hebrew Israelites, taunting students with disparaging and vulgar language, before the encounter with the Native American.
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In debates that drew the largest audience in television history and rallies featuring signs taunting Hillary Clinton as a bitch and worse, viewers saw live, visceral demonstrations of misogyny in action.
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On Russia, the President's foreign policy trash talking alter ego -- who has come out before, notably in taunting North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un -- was threatening Russia in tandem with Syria.
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Witnesses describe Ancrum pursuing her until she fell where the neighboring lot meets the road, taunting her with his gun drawn as she lay in the dirt begging for her life.
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Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber For years, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez, who were once the world's favorite babyfaced teen couple, have been taunting us with the true status of their relationship.
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That number has since been reduced to $2,000, and they frequently stream moments where Dev onica will idle inside of the door, taunting viewers and waiting for donations to come in.
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Officer William Johnson of the Chandler Police Department described in a June report how the driver of a Chrysler PT Cruiser wove between lanes of traffic while taunting a Waymo van.
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This time, he first stayed in an undisclosed location, taunting the authorities by saying he would announce his whereabouts, and then giving the address where Mr. Putin is registered to vote.
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The policy adviser to President Donald Trump and major proponent of the president's anti-immigration policies has been subject to taunting on the street and "Wanted" posters around his apartment building.
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In 2018, after taunting North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in tweets that many people felt threatened nuclear war, many Democrats, watchdog organizations, and commentators called for Twitter to ban Trump.
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Clinton, after largely staying in the background of the Democratic primary, has been more vocal this month, promoting a book she wrote with her daughter and taunting Mr. Trump on Twitter.
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But there will definitely be gains to be made by getting him to tone down the taunting and constant angry responses to seemingly every public figure who criticizes and attacks him.
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A video posted on social media outlets used by Islamic State on Saturday showed a Belgian militant in the group's de facto capital Raqqa, Syria, taunting his home country in Flemish.
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And there was one last (we can hope) prison flashback, with the taunting Gunther reading passages from Noah's new manuscript that described the protagonist actively pushing his sick mother toward suicide.
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The album's lead single, "Two Weeks," is a veritable feast of everything that has made her an indie-pop icon: spectral falsetto, throbbing industrial beats, otherworldly magnetism, and taunting sexual power.
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If the futile effort can be drawn out for eight more months, taunting Trump with leaks and subpoenas, congressional Democrats think they can take back the House and begin impeachment proceedings.
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Once he gets cuffed and put in the cruiser, Al really gets mad -- dropping F-bomb after F-bomb after F-bomb ... while taunting the cop for the way he's driving.
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And with politicians taunting the populace by telling them to eat fried rocks, Venezuelans are taking not only to the streets, but to social media to protest a worsening food shortage.
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It was 57-673 with less than five minutes left when Bey blocked Mathis' layup attempt but was hit with a technical foul for taunting, and Mathis made both free throws.
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" Chyna went on to call the rapper a "bitch," taunting him to "go get ur mom or ur bitch," and seemingly alleged that Tyga was unfaithful, mentioning a "Terrell" and a "Heather.
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My memories mix and blur into an apricot-hued, Dr. Pepper-scented, scrunchie-bound bouquet of slumber parties, shopping malls, babysitting disasters, ringing phones, evil twins, gym class humiliations, and taunting crushes.
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Bolsonaro's history of misogynistic comments — including taunting a fellow lawmaker by saying she wasn't worth raping — first sparked the #EleNão movement that's drawn international support, including from celebrities like Madonna and Cher.
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In the early 1900s, white boxing champion Jim Jeffries for years refused to take on the ascendent and transcendent black fighter Jack Johnson—known for such flamboyant theatrics as taunting his opponents.
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In Kite & Lightning's futuristic Bebylon: Battle Royale, a separatist kingdom of immortal babies spend their time engaging in ritual combat based on taunting and humiliating opponents for hordes of social media followers.
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Remember when Ryan Seacrest wasn't a one-man show, traipsing about the stage and taunting Simon Cowell for his v-necks, but actually had a cohost, the similarly spiky-haired Brian Dunkleman?
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He goes after MGK's romantic life, taunting him for being in love with Halsey while she dates fellow rapper G-Eazy ("You're fuckin' salty / Cause Young Gerald's balls-deep inside of Halsey").
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Why it matters: The shock factor around President Trump's unplanned announcements, staff departures, taunting tweets and erratic behavior is wearing off, and media companies are scrambling to find their next big moneymaker.
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The Carolina Panthers quarterback, clearly ticked off when Washington linebacker Trent Murphy took a cheap shot at his helmet, tossed the ball in Murphy's direction, which earned Newton a flag for taunting.
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The league invests millions in concussion research and stresses the importance of player safety, but it penalizes things like touchdown dances, custom-designed cleats and taunting more than hits to the head.
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Dhar turned up in Syria two weeks after the letter was sent brandishing a gun and a baby and taunting Britain for its "shoddy" security that allowed him to "breeze" into Syria.
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The advantage for candidates like Rand Paul, Jeb Bush and John Kasich is they had a chance to talk about their policy visions without Trump taunting them about their low poll numbers.
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Rubio admitted this week that he made a mistake in taunting Trump over the size of his body parts, but he didn't press his critique on Trump's "con artist" business record, either.
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He followed the hack by taunting Hacking Team through the company's own Twitter account, and then, once again, he went dark for months, until he revealed how he got into Hacking Team.
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" The author of the Times piece — a physician — wrote, "[The cocaine user] imagines that he hears people taunting and abusing him, and this often incites homicidal attacks upon innocent and unsuspecting victims.
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For weeks, Trump and his administration have been taunting the media and global leaders with possible deadlines -- which then are retracted -- and with meetings of senior Cabinet officials, which have been postponed.
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He befriended America's enemies, from Saddam Hussein to Vladimir Putin, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Muammar Qaddafi, and delighted in taunting George W. Bush, whom he called Mr. Danger on his weekly television broadcasts.
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The mysterious killer's taunting messages admitting to the crime, scrawled on a barn door and on paper notes threatening to kill again, only added to the desire to solve the cold case.
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A second video surfaced Sunday showing another group, which identifies itself as members of the Hebrew Israelites, taunting the mostly white students with disparaging and vulgar language before the encounter with Phillips.
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A second video surfaced on Sunday showing another group, who identify themselves as members of the Hebrew Israelites, taunting students with disparaging and vulgar language before the encounter with the Native American.
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A second video surfaced on Sunday showing another group, who identify themselves as members of the Hebrew Israelites, taunting students with disparaging and vulgar language, before the encounter with the Native American.
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Beckham, in the middle of an unproductive performance during the Giants' 24-10 loss on Monday, was penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct after taunting Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes after a reception.
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Late in the fourth quarter, Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict sustained a head injury on a block by receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, who was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct and taunting on the play.
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Mr. Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate, defended Mr. McGraw in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" program on Sunday, claiming that the protester was taunting him and making crude gestures.
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And then you could talk about how the Pittsburgh Steelers were left with only a taunting, last-second, impossible prayer to salvage their playoff hopes from the clutches of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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In Wuhan, the authorities sent police officers into at least some apartment buildings to keep residents from their windows — presumably to avoid any repeat of the taunting that the earlier delegation encountered.
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Miller, 32, is one of the Trump officials whose experiences of public taunting and heckling were outlined in a report from Paul Schwartzman and Josh Dawsey at the Washington Post on Monday.
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But before all that, she was working as a manicurist on Chicago's South Side in 1919 when her brother John showed up drunk one day and began taunting her about her job.
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She'd throw on the wig and tear around the Los Angeles canyons, leading the paparazzi on wild goose chases while taunting them in a British accent, seemingly manic and desperate for approval.
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During a court hearing in New York City on Monday, Frankel was in tears as as she accused Hoppy of previously taunting and harassing her during FaceTime calls she made to their daughter.
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The driver stopped to pick up another man and took her to a deserted part of town, where they both raped her, taunting her with accusations of being a lesbian and a witch.
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Sally had told him about an electric chair — or something that looked just like one — that a nun used to strap her into for hours, taunting her that the chair would fry her.
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Just moments earlier, Johnson loitered behind the ropes during a Ryder Cup practice session on Thursday, taunting a few of the world's best golfers as they failed to solve putts of their own.
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In Iran I see the boats taunting our ships, our destroyers— MATT LAUER: But what have you done in your life that prepares you to send our men and women into harm's way?
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In "The Thin Black Line," Himid exhibited another key work, The Carrot Piece (20173), which depicts a white man on a unicycle taunting a black woman with a carrot dangling from a stick.
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The Jamaica international was speaking in the wake of England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria, which was marred by a section of home supporters taunting black players with monkey chants and Nazi salutes.
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The president has been skewering McConnell on Twitter over the last few days, telling him to "get back to work," and taunting him over his failure to pass a Republican health care bill.
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Taunting HBO executives and demanding approximately $6.5 million in Bitcoin as a ransom, the hacker released unaired show episodes and actor contract details as the company tried and failed to limit the fallout.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese baseball team Chunichi Dragons are trying to identify fans who were filmed taunting the rival Hiroshima Carp club with references to the atomic bomb dropped on the city in 1945.
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The division led by Shekau, Boko Haram's most recognizable figure known for videos taunting Nigerian authorities circulated on social media, operates in the northeastern Sambisa forest and usually deploys girls as suicide bombers.
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Today, Xiaomi introduces itself to a global audience on the... Boston Dynamics has a long history of producing terrifying robots, and its scientists have a long history of kicking, taunting, and teasing them.
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" Fox News responded by playfully taunting the GOP front-runner with a statement that read in part, "we're very surprised he's willing to show that much fear about being questioned by Megyn Kelly.
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Ben Chapman, the Phillies manager, led his players in viciously taunting the Dodgers' rookie second baseman Jackie Robinson, the first black man to play major league baseball, whenever Robinson came to the plate.
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"In all honesty, I hope he dies, but Trump is the worst so Cruz is my guy," she added, taunting Graham's real-life reluctance in endorsing Cruz over the GOP presidential front-runner.
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" And on Wednesday night, Trump tweeted a one-two punch: "It was the childishly written & taunting PR statement by Fox that made me not do the debate, more so than lightweight reporter, @megynkelly.
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Invictus was scheduled to hold a rally in Vancouver this past weekend, and spent the days leading up to his speech taunting and threatening the anti-fascist protesters who planned to confront him.
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The good news is that if you do take the flight over, you'll have plenty of time to compose taunting emails about the delicious chimney cake nobody but you will get to eat.
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They may have good reason: Trump made it personal by blaming Bush 43 for 9/11, accusing him of misleading the public over weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and taunting Jeb Bush.
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A federal jury ruled that ex-Sheriff David Clarke's Facebook posts taunting a man he met on an airplane did not violate the man's right to free speech, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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That is not the right temperament to be commander in chief, to be taunted and the worst part — Trump: They were taunting us — Clinton: I heard Donald say has been about nuclear weapons.
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Like the killer himself, who escapes Kreizler during a peculiar pursuit through an abandoned building after taunting him with a grisly trophy, the answer as to whether it will remains elusive for now.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain cannot be bullied, Brexit minister Dominic Raab said on Monday, sharpening the government's criticism of the European Union for taunting Prime Minister Theresa May and souring difficult Brexit talks.
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Name-calling, taunting, mocking, and excluding another person could become illegal in Saskatoon if a sweeping anti-bullying bylaw is passed by city council on Monday — a possibility critics say is extremely troubling.
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But journalists and lawyers said that the department's handling of Ms. Watkins's case was a sign that those guardrails might be on their way out, under a president who relishes taunting the press.
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The same week Mr. Bloomberg wilted in the Las Vegas debate, his campaign ran advertisements on the city's huge electronic billboards taunting Mr. Trump: "Donald Trump eats burnt steak," read one of them.
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And for the first time the country is led by someone who inflames that conversation on a nearly daily basis, taunting his adversaries on Twitter and quickly triggering tens of thousands of responses.
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But the rally quickly exploded into racial taunting, shoving and outright brawling, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency and the National Guard to join the police in clearing the area.
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Pelosi brushed off McConnell's taunting, saying it's the Senate Republicans who are afraid of the trial, which is why they're refusing to call other witnesses or demand documents withheld by the White House.
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Mr. Lewandowski tried to slow-walk his answers, displayed an attitude of taunting obstinacy and obeyed the White House's request that he not disclose any private details about his discussions with Mr. Trump.
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" Mr. Trump responded that it was Mr. Clinton who didn't "know much," taunting him about Hillary Clinton's loss and the failure to get out the vote "in the vital swing states (and more).
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Yet seeing this gloating, taunting and, yes, deplorable trio in the Oval Office and under Hillary Clinton's portrait was a step too far for me, even in this polarized and dismal political atmosphere.
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Donald Trump suggested on the campaign trail that he could use the Justice Department to fulfill his political agenda, taunting Hillary Clinton by threatening to throw her in jail over her email scandal.
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It was always assumed the Golden State Killer was still alive, in part because he enjoyed getting in contact with his surviving victims and taunting them long after the attacks, according to police.
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One of the officers told investigators that "he thought Noble was either taunting him or was practicing pulling out a gun," said Dyer, who noted it was later determined that Noble was unarmed.
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Ghafoor t weeted pictures of cratered patches of dirt and twisted metal which he said was evidence of India's failed attack, but this didn't blunt the gleeful and taunting response from Indians online.
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The most positive thing that can be said about 2018 is that, despite ultra-brittle geopolitics and an elevated risk of miscalculation amid much taunting by President Trump, no big new wars broke out.
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Since arriving in New Hampshire, I have seen Mr. Christie experiment with a range of attacks on Mr. Rubio: He has drawn implicit contrasts, as he did in Hampton Falls, and delivered taunting insults.
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Dramas roiling the president-elect's transition process in recent days show him to be the same, mercurial, sometimes thin-skinned, gregarious, truth-challenged, media taunting and unpredictable figure who won a stunning election upset.
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Given how liberally taunting penalties are being issued this season, he isn't likely to be the last, though kudos to him for having a sense of timing and getting tossed from an appropriate game.
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Coming out of halftime, the action got a bit more intense with a brief scuffle early in the second half and a pair of technical foul calls on Creighton for taunting after made baskets.
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Behind her, the dark columns of rock formations, striated with arbitrary colors, give way to a sun-drenched vista of open waters, as if the seascape were the taunting Siren's invitation to a voyage.
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The Navy SEAL raid in Yemen last week had a secret objective — the head of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, who survived and is now taunting President Donald Trump in an audio message.
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During three weeks in October 2002, John Allen Muhammad and accomplice Lee Boyd Malvo, then 17, killed 10 people and wounded three, while taunting police with written messages and phoned-in threats and demands.
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In a rant captured on video, a driver is seen taunting a Korea-American U.S. military veteran during an apparent road rage incident, using her fingers to make slanted eyes and shouting racist comments.
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One survivor's mother penned a Facebook post, titled "The longest day of my life," in which she details a harrowing account of the gunman repeatedly taunting students during the attack, the L.A. Times reported.
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Presumably, they will likely stand there for weeks, if not years, silently taunting fans with the promise of beer that, if past history is anything to go by, they may never get to drink.
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Moment of Infamy: Jake Pavelka's former fiancée spent most of her time on the show antagonizing and taunting the other constants – particularly soon-to-be-Bachelorette Ali – and then attempted to play the victim.
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Trump has been frustrated by the failure, openly taunting Republicans as "total quitters" and "fools" this summer over their inability in the Senate to replace the law formally known as the Affordable Care Act.
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The Houston front office has been embroiled in controversy as of late, as Sports Illustrated writer Stephanie Apstein accused assistant GM Brandon Taubman of taunting female journalists during the team's clubhouse ALCS victory celebration.
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And, even if Twitter had an unlimited character count, is a microblogging site really the proper medium on which to announce military action against a foreign power while taunting another foreign power about it?
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King was not penalized for the celebration, which after all was not really taunting anyone and was mostly just one of the NFL's very best punters enjoying himself immensely while doing his job well.
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The other day, I saw Donald saying that there were some Iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off of Iran, and they were taunting American sailors who were on a nearby ship.
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Luciano was reported dead in February after a video uploaded on social media appeared to show several people taunting and threatening a person widely believed to be Luciano, followed by the sound of gunshots.
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The other day I saw Donald saying that there were some Iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off of Iran, and they were taunting American sailors who were on a nearby ship.
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Global Times, a nationalist state-run Chinese newspaper that enjoys taunting the United States, took Washington to task in an editorial on Friday, saying that Americans needed to look at home before blaming others.
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In 2009, he represented Great Britain at the Venice Biennale, transforming the villa that has always been the British Pavilion into a micro-cinema, complete with steep rows of very uncomfortable, ass-taunting seats.
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But the most striking moments of the trial involved Mr. Hernandez, a flamboyant figure known for rainbow-dyed hair, facial tattoos and a history of profane provocations, including social media videos taunting rival rappers.
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On the Browns' second drive, a taunting penalty on wide receiver Bryce Treggs set them back, and Gonzalez missed a 216-yard field-goal attempt, wasting a 22008-yard pass from Kizer to Coleman.
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Mr. Perkins was among dozens of conservative activists who signed a letter last week in support of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has been subject to ridicule and taunting by Mr. Trump on Twitter.
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Daniels, who is trying to invalidate a nondisclosure agreement preventing her speaking about an alleged affair with the former real estate tycoon more than a decade ago, has taken to taunting Trump on Twitter.
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Jojo still has a conscience, however, and after he fails to wring the neck of a rabbit in front of a crowd of taunting youths, he earns the shameful nickname of Jojo Rabbit's title.
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The critics even coined a new phrase — that banks and their executives were "too big to jail" — and it reverberated through Wall Street and Washington, a taunting reminder of the ones who got away.
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A second video later surfaced showing another group, which identifies itself as members of the Hebrew Israelites, taunting the mostly white students with disparaging and vulgar language before the January 18 encounter with Phillips.
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The FBI knew of King's extramarital affairs and, according to some, tried to induce him to commit suicide by mailing tapes of his trysts to his home in Atlanta along with a taunting letter.
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Made of cheap, bright enveloping fabrics, painted with taunting slogans and portraits of hero-martyrs, it revealed its full identity as a combination cape, tent and banner only when seen on a moving body.
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After the India-Pakistan hostilities started, there was a sudden onslaught of humor about the situation, with both the Indian and Pakistani sides of the subcontinent taunting each other with visual and verbal comedy.
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So it was no surprise that when a television camera caught Romney at the Utah Jazz-Oklahoma City Thunder NBA playoff game on Monday night somewhat awkwardly taunting Thunder star Russell Westbrook, people had jokes.
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Warren's decision to release her DNA results was widely panned, in no small part because it appeared as though the senator and respected academic was directly responding to President Donald Trump's incessant taunting of her.
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During an official visit to South Korea last year, he kissed a Filipino woman who had come out to support him on the lips, a move his critics denounced as a way of taunting them.
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Despite a high-profile investigation and a series of taunting letters sent by Berkowitz, it took months before New York police finally nabbed the Son of Sam while leaving his home on August 10, 1977.
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" He seems to take special pleasure in taunting Trump, whom he has described as a crook, a thief, and mentally ill; in rallies, he pokes fun at Trump's hair, calling him "the king of wigs.
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He went straight for the jugular of establishment favorite Jeb Bush, former governor of Florida, taunting him as "low energy" and rendering neutral the millions of dollars Bush had raised prior to entering the race.
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The only segment of the population that was more excited about the miss than the Austrian fans — who immediately began taunting Ronaldo with chants of "Messi, Messi" — was, it seemed, the entirety of the internet.
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Republican voters who attend his campaign events said his conciliatory approach was a major lure, setting him apart from the taunting and caustic style of his rivals Mr. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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By Friday, a group of young white teenagers were following in his footsteps by taunting Native American elders at the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, DC — on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, no less.
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The idea of a killer finding your number and taunting you over the phone is a very down-to-earth fear that many audiences already have since a "he's in your house" phase of storytelling.
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The song is one of the most popular on The Life of Pablo, mainly because it features West taunting Taylor Swift by saying he'd like to have sex with her, since he made her famous.
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With the "60 Minutes" interview and a series of tweets from Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, taunting Mr. Cohen last week, the actress and her lawyer were pursuing an aggressive strategy to pressure the president.
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But he has not hesitated to match North Korea's incendiary language even as other American presidents resisted such back-and-forth taunting out of concern that it was unwise and unnecessarily rewarding the hermit nation.
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But, after those slaves were freed, these terrifically awful white men saw this continued enjoyment of watermelon as a way of taunting their former owners, and, as a result, they attempted to subvert its meaning.
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Two black men, misidentified as perpetrators of a burglary, led the police on a wild ride here through the city that involved their taunting law enforcement by performing doughnuts with their convertible on Sunset Boulevard.
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Both players were given technicals for screaming profanities at one another, but Warren was ejected on the next play for taunting after his four-time NBA All-Star foe was whistled for an offensive foul.
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" Norah O'Donnell, an anchor of "CBS This Morning" and a contributor to "60 Minutes," told me: "The hardest thing to do is to report the truth in the face of taunting, and Katy did that.
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BEIJING — For weeks, the mixed martial arts fighter Xu Xiaodong had been taunting masters of the traditional Chinese martial arts, dismissing them as overly commercialized frauds, and challenging them to put up or shut up.
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I mean, he smoked weed on The Joe Rogan Experience; beefed with the president, the press, and Azealia Banks; spent time taunting his haters; and sent his Roadster into space and then live-streamed it.
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It's still his face we see in frame after frame, his voice we hear taunting us again and again, his crimes and his legacy that obsess us, his parents and troubled childhood that invite speculation.
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Officials on the Bloomberg campaign are taking an aggressive, even taunting, stance by warning other moderates that they need to drop out fast and fall in behind him to prevent Sanders from becoming the nominee.
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Sure, he turned prickly and even somewhat overbearing at times during the most recent debates, taunting Sanders, talking over him and trying to break through beyond Iowa and New Hampshire as the clock ticked down.
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Ms. Jackson, absent from the Grammys that year under unclear circumstances, after being scheduled to appear, experienced a newfangled, online-enabled public taunting analogous only to that faced by Monica Lewinsky at the millennium's turn.
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They're taunting a 22-year-old woman named Carly who's wearing a T-shirt from Bears Ears National Monument and has her hair buzzed at the sides and the top parted over like a man's.
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Trump has challenged the notion that the US should be a world leader by pulling out of trade deals and the Paris climate agreement, questioning NATO, taunting the G7, upending the Iran nuclear deal and more.
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I mean you&aposve run these investigation but you argue (Inaudible) up there as Louie Gohmert was taunting the witness about his extra marital affair that everybody knows about because we&aposve all read these texts.
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There is a reasonable argument to be made that cracking down on taunting is a safety issue because it stops fights from escalating and tempers from flaring, and therefore prevents dangerous hits from being doled out.
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We're told the league expressed concern about potentially angry Warriors fans doing something stupid like taunting Drake or throwing stuff at him ... which wouldn't just put Drake at risk, but also other people sitting near him.
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Ford was called for taunting Blake Bortles following a sack by teammate Allen Bailey in the middle of the fourth quarter and was automatically ejected as it was his second unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty of the game.
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Totalling an intimidating 853 pages, it occupied a space on the left of my desk for days; casting a dark, towering shadow on everything within a five metre radius, and taunting me silently like a gremlin.
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Clinton went right at Russia, arguing that its president, Vladimir V. Putin, "is playing a really tough, long game here," taunting Mr. Trump by reminding him he had encouraged Russian hackers to attack the United States.
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FINED BUT NOT FINE Carolina quarterback Cam Newton was fined $9,115 for taunting Atlanta linebacker Deion Jones, who later knocked Newton out of the Panthers' 48-33 loss with a hit that the N.F.L. deemed legal.
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Rather, the badge lets him carry a concealed gun anywhere in the U.S. [Bloomberg] • In the U.S., the Fox News host Laura Ingraham apologized for taunting a survivor of last month's school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Over the next quarter-century, Tan tried not only to track down her movie but also to unmask the motives of the man who stole it, taunting her with years of broken promises and blank videotapes.
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In Ms. Nguyen's paintings, red and pink backgrounds suggest the blazes of historical wars, and the word floats across the sky to become a taunting echo: a colonizing voice telling these women that they don't matter.
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General Suleimani was a senior official of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and openly targeting him was a sharp escalation in the conflict between the United States and Iran, all but taunting Iran to strike back.
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Lee said his threats to ramp up military action and the taunting an unstable leader in North Korean Leader Kim Jung Un are all signs of the President being on the verge of a psychotic breakdown.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Lawmakers are investigating the Twitter account that first shared a video of a group of white teenagers taunting a Native American protester in Washington, a collision of racial groups and politics that went viral.
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In this light, there's something about Sony's legal dogging of Kesha that seems taunting and spiteful, designed to squash the spirit and career of a woman who deigned to refuse to be complicit in her own abuse.
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During Friday's Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, D.C., a group of teenagers wearing Make America Great Again hats were caught on video harassing and taunting a group of Native American activists, including Omaha Tribe elder Nathan Phillips.
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For decades, the infamous Zodiac Killer — who killed at least five people in California in the 1960s and claimed to have killed more than 30 — has never been identified, despite his letters to local media taunting police.
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Though it's not as though former Clinton aides have been rapturously praising the book, and Chozick spends much of the account documenting her back-and-forth relationship with the Clinton campaign (and sexist taunting from "The Guys").
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"Rose McGowan is a friend and while I support her kind of movement, I do not support any woman (or man) shaming or taunting the movements of other women who are trying to create change," she tweeted.
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The NFL's reputation as humorless enforcer of bloodsport decorum isn't likely to change anytime soon, so let's not kid ourselves with a rant that it's time for the NFL to relax its rules on dancing and taunting.
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From tweeting "covfefe" in the middle of the night to taunting his political opponents to sharing anti-Muslim videos, Trump's behavior online has forever changed what it means for a president to communicate from the Oval Office.
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During the hour-long conversation with Axelrod, Schiff warned that President Donald Trump runs the risk of appearing to be a "paper tiger" by taunting North Korea with threats he probably cannot — or should not — back up.
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" Earlier in the day, actress Amber Tamblyn, who has shared her own story of harassment in the past, added her two cents, criticising McGowan for "taunting the movements of other women who are trying to create change.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is now taunting Jeb Bush for turning to his "mommy" to help save his floundering campaign -- but the former Florida governor says his mother, former First Lady Barbara Bush, is ready to rumble.
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Every time she glances at the camera, I see those same eyes taunting me yet again, challenging me to consider why I should even notice a body part that men show the world all of the time.
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It was Mr. Trump, after all, who theatrically boycotted an all but mandatory Republican presidential debate in Iowa in January, commandeering an auditorium a few blocks away to put on a one-man show taunting his rivals.
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Under Mr. Lundgren, Macy's pulled Trump-branded merchandise from its shelves last year, after Mr. Trump — who retaliated by repeatedly taunting Mr. Lundgren from the campaign trail — described undocumented immigrants from Mexico as rapists and drug smugglers.
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Eventually, she relented to the unyielding pressure and ridicule and allowed someone else to bang the opening gavel, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake of Baltimore, a decision that no doubt saved her from more taunting from the delegates.
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Anyone still inclined to pity the Senate Republicans might pause to examine Donald Trump's taunting of them, at a meeting last Wednesday at the White House , for their failure to blow up the American health-care system.
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"Thought I was just making songs to ride to / Come to find out your own kind don't even like you," YG raps, advocating for a third Obama term and taunting Trump with all the white YG fans.
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First, it was RGIII's shoulder, then it was a bogus taunting penalty that killed a potential comeback in the final 30 seconds against the Ravens last month, and now, an inexplicable fumble recovery awarded to Washington yesterday.
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The challenges of crossing railroad bridges in La Ruta de Los Conquistadores, an annual mountain bike race in Costa Rica, are many: ties slick with oil, yawning gaps and boys who delight in playfully taunting the racers.
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And that means that anything goes, whether it be deliberately taunting your bull so that it tries to gore you, pulling backflips as it charges at you, or trying to get it to wear your cowboy hat.
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Gounod's "Faust" April 30 David McVicar's 2004 staging returns to Covent Garden with the tenor Michael Fabiano as the title character and the bass-baritone Erwin Schrott as the taunting Méphistophélès, to whom Faust sells his soul.
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And early Sunday morning, local time, Azari Jahromi tweeted out what many interpreted as a taunting message to Trump: a selfie with the telecommunications satellite, known as Nahid-1, that Iran was planning to launch into space.
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A few days after his August 7 tweet, David Einhorn, the billionaire manager of fund Greenlight Capital, tweeted out a pair of shorts he believed Musk had sent him taunting him over his short position in Tesla.
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Wearing bright, cartoonish costumes by Montana Blanco that might have stepped out of a child's illustrated history book from the mid-20th-century, the characters speak in taunting, cadenced phrases that suggest tragedy told as a joke.
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A late hit on a prone McSorley and a taunting infraction brought the Nittany Lions 30 yards closer to the end zone, and Barkley reached it with a 7-yard pass reception for a 49-35 lead.
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An additional 28500 percent responded they were unsure, while 6900 percent confidently asserted the Texas senator is not the unidentified northern California serial killer who sent taunting encrypted letters to the press in the 2628s and '28503s.
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England thrashed Bulgaria 6-0 on Monday to hand the hosts their heaviest ever home defeat but the match was marred by a section of home supporters taunting the visiting players with Nazi salutes and monkey chants.
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Mr. Heenan began managing other wrestlers early in his career, and in the bluster-filled world of professional wrestling, that did not mean merely scheduling their matches; it meant brashly talking them up and taunting their opponents.
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"But White House denials haven't stopped the torrent of speculation on cable news about the president's mental state, which is also being fueled by Trump's tweet taunting North Korea's leader over the size of his "nuclear button.
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"I know the Republicans have some unease about it, no matter what they say," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday, taunting the GOP with a possible move by a future Democratic commander in chief on gun control.
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Last month, footage of a man taunting some innocent bison at Yellowstone National Park went viral, and the guy was roundly slammed for being a total dick to a majestic beast that was just minding its own business.
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But she also won strong backing from other Brexit supporting ministers, with trade minister Liam Fox and foreign minister Jeremy Hunt turning their anger against the EU, for "taunting Theresa May, one of the most unfailingly polite people".
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Assistant general manager Brandon Taubman was later fired for taunting the women during a clubhouse celebration by flaunting Houston's acquisition of closer Roberto Osuna, who was suspended in 2018 over allegations he assaulted the mother of his child.
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The Twitter account for Russia's embassy in London sent a message yesterday taunting UK prime minister Theresa May, suggesting that that the prospect of closer ties between the US and Russia was worrying for Britain — catty, but accurate.
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And on Tuesday, after the network's president, Roger Ailes, declared that Ms. Kelly would "absolutely be on the debate stage," the network issued yet another taunting statement, this one mocking two of Mr. Trump's go-to rhetorical crutches.
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Mr. Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday to explain his decision, claiming that he was opting out of the debate more because of a taunting statement by Fox News's public relations team than his feelings about Ms. Kelly.
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On the other end, Toronto's DeMar DeRozan put on a very different kind of performance art, taunting Knicks fans with "buckets, buckets, buckets" just before hitting the shot to seal the Raptors' 92-91 victory on Monday night.
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Several people from Charlottesville emailed after my first story to tell me Beights is known locally as a bit of troll, frequently taunting local elected officials, including Mayor Nikuyah Walker, the city's first black mayor, on social media.
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It's working on extending this technology to videos, and all the systems are being trained to spot obvious issues like threats, unwanted contact and insults, but also those causing intentional fear-of-missing-out, taunting, shaming and betrayals.
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He had a meticulous, wide-ranging, and deeply scary MO that included making incredibly detailed maps of the areas he prowled, scoping out his prey for weeks and months in advance, and taunting them with terrifying phone calls.
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Women and children attended to watch, music played, and both sides would stand in lines, facing each other while singing, taunting, laughing, and generally building up morale before the mounting tension broke, and each group prepared to charge.
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Also fined $292,232 each were three players from the Jets' win over Buffalo: the Jets' Sheldon Richardson and Eric Decker, both for taunting, and the Bills' Stephon Gilmore, for a face-mask tackle that injured receiver Brandon Marshall.
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Troops raised the Syrian flag once again over the town of Dara'a, where graffiti taunting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad about the demise of Arab dictators in other countries first sparked the uprising that became the Syrian war.
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Deepening jeopardy Taunting a fellow world leader who was once a friend but has recently criticized the President's nationalistic worldview might be a pleasant diversion for Trump, but cannot change the reality of the widening special counsel probe.
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Read more: 'You remain a frickin' coward': Trump taunting a 2020 Democratic candidate and retired Marine isn't a laughing matter for some veteransHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi echoed Schumer's sentiment and vowed that congressional Democrats would challenge the decision.
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" Choosing to keep with the culinary theme of Alexander Horvath's taunting, Vijender Singh told reporters, " I don't care at all being about my opponents, as desi ghee is part of my diet from the beginning of my career.
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Founded in 1996, Al Muhajiroun, which has used various names over the years, has spent years effectively taunting the British security forces through its ability to continue operating despite being banned in 2006 for its links to terrorism.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Even as destroyed US military aircraft smoldered from an al-Shabab attack that this month in Kenya, the al-Qaida-linked group issued a taunting message to African troops: The US will abandon you the Kurds.
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Alan Zweibel supplies the sugary filling in the Series A sandwich with "Playing God," a comic interlude in which the Supreme Being (Bill Buell) punishes a callow doctor (Dana Watkins) by taunting him into a game of squash.
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On Thursday, Mike Bloomberg responded to a taunting tweet from Mr. Trump — pitting him against his rival for the Democratic candidacy, Senator Bernie Sanders — by telling Mr. Trump that their mutual connections had nothing but contempt for him.
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He released an audio message taunting President Donald Trump days after a 2017 US Special Operations Forces raid on an al Qaeda compound in Yemen that led to the first US military combat death during the Trump Administration.
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In the locker room after practice on October 23, 2015, one of James's teammates went to give him a hug—a gesture that could have been perceived as an olive branch, an apology for the months of taunting.
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Coppins reports: Often, [Trump] would start out trying to do it the traditional way — wooing rich contributors, courting conservative elites, making offers to top-flight strategists — only to find himself fumbling through yet another unfamiliar universe of taunting insiders.
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KURTZ: The president&aposs cancellation of the summit with Kim Jong-Un after that big build, and that was after he spent those months taunting him as little rocket man, and now he says the summit maybe back on.
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Investigators determined the child was malnourished, and uncovered videos from both parents' phones showing the couple "taunting the child victim with food by presenting it to her and then removing it from her and disciplining her," an affidavit reads.
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The redemptive identity is an attempt to replace the menacing one that Berkowitz, now 64, adopted in taunting letters written to police and a newspaper columnist during a deadly rampage that gripped the city in fear 40 years ago.
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His talent was recognized early, with sponsors queuing up to sign him as a teenager, and his brilliance on skis was matched by his sharp tongue, in particular when taunting rivals from Sweden to the delight of Norwegian fans.
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The risk of clashes between Western powers and Russia in Syria over an alleged chemical attack eased somewhat as Trump reworded a Wednesday threat that missiles "will be coming" while taunting Russia for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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But as the current president, and the most popular and trusted politician in the country, Obama's scolding and taunting serves both to restore as much faith as possible in the system and to make Trump look petty and weak.
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Ms. Warren has delighted in taunting them with a customized tax-bill calculator on her website, infusing her stump speech with a faux-sympathetic "awwwwww" after telling voters about the very-upper-class opposition to her wealth tax proposal.
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The risk of clashes between Western powers and Russia in Syria over an alleged chemical attack eased somewhat as Trump reworded his Wednesday threat that missiles "will be coming" while taunting Russia for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Sports Illustrated writer Stephanie Apstein accused Houston Astros general manager Brandon Taubman of taunting female journalists at the team's clubhouse ALCS victory celebration Saturday night by lauding Astros closer Roberto Osuna, who was charged with domestic violence last year.
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In this know-it-all age of thought-leader messiahs and thumb-taunting Twitter Torquemadas, Russo places his faith in the ideals of art — ambiguity, paradox, heresy, the sublime — over the black-and-white ideologies of our current politics.
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"I, for the early years of Microsoft, bragged to people that I didn't have an office in Washington, DC, and eventually I came to regret that statement, because it was kind of almost like taunting [government regulators]," Gates said.
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Mr. Trump also has spent the past few weeks taunting and denigrating Republican leaders who will be responsible for navigating these formidable fiscal obstacles, providing them incentive to look out for themselves rather than the interests of the president.
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Law, who had led the team in scoring in each of the first three contests, drew Collins' ire for what appeared to be taunting in the waning seconds in the Texas game, drawing a technical foul as a result.
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Bryce Harper understands that getting heckled by the opposing team is part of being a professional athlete, but he and his wife, Kayla, are calling out Nationals fans for crossing a line after they brought family into the taunting.
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This bizarre tribute to Trump's diplomacy with North Korea is even stranger when you consider that the beginning of 2018, Trump was taunting Kim by saying his "nuclear button" was bigger and more powerful than the North Korean leader's.
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But his remarks in the debate were a gamble a week from when voters head to the polls, and raised the stakes if he wins: The Republican Party's eventual nominee could be someone who has been taunting its leaders for months.
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The trio are proudly ragged and dissonant on their debut EP Mon VR de rêve (literally, My Dream VR), with bassist Laurence Gauthier-Brown's taunting vocals rising above and swimming in the Sonic Youth-inspired guitar mire of Simon Provencher.
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Trump's victory has galvanized racial and ethnic intolerance in America, with incidents of racial harassment, taunting and violence being reported by middle and high school students of color -- some at the hands of their peers, others at the hands of teachers.
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From the smooth, rounded notch on the iPhone X to the circular app icons taunting me on the watch's square display, Apple's design choices make it seem inevitable that they at least offer a version of their watch that's round.
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In December, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association sent an email to athletic departments across the state, reminding local officials that any chants or taunting of opponents and their fans was considered unsportsmanlike and that they should take action when it occurs.
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Below is each candidate's guest list, as confirmed by their campaigns: Clinton: Mark Cuban: The brash owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, has emerged as one of Clinton's fieriest attack dogs, repeatedly taunting Trump both on Twitter and the campaign trail.
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An assistant principal at a West Virginia high school allegedly harassed a 15-year-old transgender student over his bathroom use, taunting him to "come out here and use the urinal" in order to prove whether he was really a boy.
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"Examples of potentially unlawful conduct include insults, taunting, or ethnic epithets, such as making fun of a person's foreign accent or comments like, 'Go back to where you came from,' whether made by supervisors or by co-workers," the passage reads.
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Both the city of Dandong and the Friendship Bridge were lit up like Christmas, as though the Chinese side were taunting its troubled neighbor across the river, where darkness fell, in near pitch black, as though no one lived there.
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Huawei's rotating chairman Guo Ping went a step further on stage at Mobile World Congress in February, taunting the U.S. government with mention of whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations that the NSA was hoovering up a ton of data from Americans.
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The complaint accuses Clark of hours of erratic behavior in which she threatened her young children and then killed one of them during a nearly constant stream of text messages to her boyfriend — berating and taunting him, before ultimately apologizing.
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But unlike in prior years where these attacks were deployed subtly, Trump has largely abandoned coded language in favor of overt taunting, even as he argues that his use of policy to target specific minority groups is not racist or discriminatory.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT DUKE (22-2200): There are few dull moments with guard Grayson Allen on the court - and Thursday was no exception, as the enigmatic senior picked up a technical for taunting a Portland State player late in the victory.
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Turkey on Wednesday launched an investigation after a hacker or hackers posted a database online containing the personal information of nearly 50 million Turkish citizens — more than half of the country's population — and a message taunting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Read more: Astros executive accused of taunting female journalists by celebrating a player charged with domestic violenceThe Astros will look to right the ship and steal a win back at Nationals Park as they travel to Washington for Game 3.
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The other clips that have since been released -- in which a group of black men, self-identified as Hebrew Israelites, are seen taunting not only the students but hurling racist slurs at participants of the Indigenous Peoples Rally -- is a reminder.
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Leo Lanza, who was 2000 at the time, was taunting my kids, claiming they were too scared to climb 214 feet to the playhouse roof, using the toe holds, and then leap onto the trampoline, which has no surrounding netting.
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Read more: 'You remain a frickin' coward': Trump taunting a 2020 Democratic candidate and retired Marine isn't a laughing matter for some veteransTrump on Monday denied suggestions that he told the Ukrainians the funds were conditional upon their investigating Biden.
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In the bus parking lot (shocker) at the end of the game, some less-than-gracious Jets fans began to charge around the grounds, knocking over barbecues, taunting the less fortunate and generally engaging in an obnoxious level of troublemaking.
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"Examples of potentially unlawful conduct include insults, taunting, or ethnic epithets, such as making fun of a person's foreign accent or comments like, 'Go back to where you came from,' whether made by supervisors or by co-workers," the agency writes.
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"My mother-in-law is always taunting me about my looks, but now she wants to marry me off to an older cousin of my late husband," Sharifa says stoically, betraying no signs of anger or sadness over the situation.
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When Buckingham and Nick's sing the chorus in unison—"if you don't love me now, you will never love me again"—one can practically see them taunting one another, the violent thump of the rhythm section sounding tribal and indignant.
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At night, Moore left the window with "Orange Lush" lit, a taunting and pleasantly garish contrast to the Renoirs, Cézannes, and Picassos that dominate the Barnes collection and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which sits just up the parkway from Moore.
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He responded by popping up signaling "first down" in the immediate presence of the Atlanta Falcon who laid the hit: Newton got flagged for taunting, a 15-yard penalty that carries with it the possibility of ejection for a second offense.
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Screenshot: CBS Los AngelesResidents in a Manhattan Beach neighborhood of Los Angeles are irate that an owner of a house on 39th street seems to be taunting them with a new paint job displaying two emojis on a fuchsia backdrop.
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HONG KONG — President Trump's tweet Tuesday taunting the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un over the relative strength of the two nations' nuclear arsenals set off a torrent of concern on Twitter — and a few jokes about masculine preoccupation with size.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak adopted a serious tone in his first budget announcement on Wednesday, ditching the puns, jokes and taunting preferred by his predecessors in favour of a mix of warnings and reassurances over coronavirus.
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Many didn't notice the post-fight melee that occurred in Las Vegas after Nurmagomedov, now 27-0, climbed over the top of the cage and attacked members of McGregor's corner, who he said had been taunting him during the fight.
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Sony Pictures has issued an apology, but parents say the movie illustrates one of the persistent preventable threats to their children's health: bullies who pick on children because of their food allergies, going beyond verbal taunting to attack them with allergens.
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But Jarreau was whistled for a technical foul after taunting Huskies coach Dan Hurley following a UConn basket, then a turnover gave the Huskies (10-8, 1-4) the ball with a chance to tie or win with 7.3 seconds left.
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It starts with a low, steady electronic hoot behind contrary lyrics — "Death said yes/I say no/Life said no/I say yes" — and turns into something between a funeral march and a cumbia laced with dubstep menace, admonishing — or taunting?
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