" — JIMMY KIMMEL "How can anyone have such thin skin?
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"First of all, I don't have thin skin," he said.
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Mr Trump has a thin skin and a questionable temperament.
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"Trump's Achilles heel is his massively thin skin," Moore added.
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As it turns out, he's got a pretty thin skin.
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You can't have thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
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Indeed, given Trump's thin skin, he surely took Macron's comments personally.
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As an Angeleno, I have thin skin and am cold intolerant.
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If you have a thin skin, you just won't last very long.
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To do the job well, you also need thick and thin skin.
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His irrational vitriol and thin skin are becoming more and more evident.
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I've been told I have very thin skin and quite delicate, too.
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You can't have a thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
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He has to quiet questions about his thin-skin and quick temper.
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Within moments the thin skin around Cerrone's eye had been split open.
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They're both fragile creatures with bright, iridescent coloring and paper-thin skin.
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"Underneath thin skin, amongst saliva, organs, and bone, we are orchestras," Harvey writes.
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The show got under Trump's thin skin and caused him to lash out.
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But signs of progress doubled as reasons for self-consciousness and thin skin.
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The pressure cookers of Barcelona and Bayern Munich soon remove any thin skin.
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And if you didn't laugh out loud, you may have Trump's thin-skin disorder.
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His habit of disappearing into blue funks is the product of a thin skin.
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We laugh, we're incensed, the thin skin media pundits go nuts ...we move on.
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When something gets under Donald's thin skin, he lashes out and can't let go.
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But I've always considered this thin skin a positive quality: Tapper should take himself seriously.
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You need movement in your face, especially if you have thin skin like I do.
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Still, given Trump's notoriously thin skin, it's hardly the start we might have hoped for.
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Mr. Trump appears to be doing little to ease concerns over his presidential thin skin.
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More than most politicians, he embraces his stereotype—the pugilism, the thin skin, the vocabulary.
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He seems kind of human (so far.) Trump's cellophane-thin skin makes him an unforgiving adversary.
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You need thin skin to empathize with your customers and employees and the world around you.
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I won't go further than that but I can't believe that Trump has that thin skin.
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Wood frogs have the smooth, thin skin of true frogs, and possess the same long legs.
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Can you imagine Trump, with his thin skin and martyr complex, in the throes of impeachment?
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"When something gets under Donald's thin skin, he lashes out and can't let go," she said.
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"Imagine him plunging us into a war because somebody got under his very thin skin," she said.
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Denton blamed the complacency of the tech media at large for giving Silicon Valley titans thin skin.
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Their skin, like the thin skin of potato, hung from the fingernails, where it was still attached.
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Then, as now, he held his family close in a power cabal -- and had a notoriously thin skin.
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The Meyer lemon's juicy flesh was perfect for lemonade, but its thin skin made it difficult to ship.
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It seems that the speaker of the House has gotten under the famously thin skin of the president.
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We shared this distinction with The Washington Post, Buzzfeed, Politico and National Review -- a testament to Trump's thin skin.
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You see a lot of allergic reactions on the eyelids because this thin skin is such a sensitive area.
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On Thursday, Clinton charged that Trump had "thin skin" and should not be entrusted with the U.S. military arsenal.
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"Imagine him plunging us into a war because someone got under his very thin skin," Clinton said about Trump.
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The message fits a familiar mold for a president with notoriously thin skin who doesn't take kindly to criticism.
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Best when paired with a fact or news story that would probably get under the president's notoriously thin skin.
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The thin skin of the omelette will unfold and soft scrambled eggs within will pour out over the rice.
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Mr. Orozco hung a toy ball inside a plastic bag wrapped with the thin skin of an agave plant.
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Therein lies the peril for the president, who often displays a thin skin in response to criticism or ridicule.
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Both have very thin skin, overreact to their adversaries, and demonstrate great skill in handling Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Donald Trump's notoriously thin skin seems to be extra sensitive to those who would openly make fun of him.
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Like, 'LeBron James is the Meryl Streep of basketball,' or, 'Donald Trump is the Meryl Streep of having thin skin.
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On the trail Mr Carson's thin skin and mumbling, almost sleepy delivery, co-existed with a taste for incendiary rhetoric.
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It's the kind only a Tri-State comedian could do — the kind that would get under Trump's notoriously thin skin.
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It's not necessarily wise to insult Silva, given his proclivity for violence and his inarguably thin skin—a corrosive combination.
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Under attack, or in the face of skepticism or, y'know, losing, Trump's thin skin will make him defensive and volatile.
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Thin-skin Persian cucumbers, which don't need to be peeled, are nice here, staying crisp and green at the edges.
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And at the root of many of his conflicts with the buying public is his petulance and very thin skin.
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It's easy to see why Trump, famous for his thin-skin, would have a problem with critics who swarm his mentions.
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"Salamanders need to stay wet all the time, have thin skin, and tails that drag on the ground," Denton told Gizmodo.
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Premature babies this tiny are still developing and have fragile, thin skin often irritated by preemie diapers that are too large.
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So generally, the process is to wrap the model up in Sellotape, which creates a very thin skin all over it.
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First, the cloves are hard to peel, and second, the undersides of my fingernails stink when I remove the thin skin.
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Despite Trump's thin skin about the legitimacy of his victory, he is the winner and he is set to be president.
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"With devices like the Rabbit, there's so much going on that the thin skin around your genitals could get sore," she says.
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Silicon Valley companies in general, you know this very well, have a very thin skin about anybody asking them the hard questions.
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In 2013, Trump even stunningly sued comedian Bill Maher for $5 million over a joke that got under Trump's famously thin skin.
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That makes this cream ideal for larger areas like the hands and décolletage (it's mild enough for the thin skin there, too).
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Saturday Night Live returned from its winter break last night, just in time to tap away at Donald Trump's pathetically thin skin.
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In Colangelo's case, the situation appears to be more serious than Durant revealing himself to have a rather thin skin to criticism.
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" And then, grinning into the camera, Colbert dropped a sentence he knew would get under the president's notoriously thin skin: "I won.
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These sessions also broadcast Mr. López Obrador's erratic side — his thin skin, his churlishness and his tendency to launch into meandering soliloquies.
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He's a politician with a thin skin and a fondness for the limelight and the music of his own voice — sound familiar?
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Protect your thin skin "Skin around the eyelid is the thinnest in the body, so it is susceptible to skin cancers," Thau said.
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"President Duterte has very thin skin when it comes to criticisms of his administration, especially when it comes from Western countries," Thompson explained.
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Imagine, though, a different figure, someone with Mr. Trump's callousness but without the thin skin, lack of self-control and fragile, oversize ego.
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Would Mr. Trump even attend this year, and what entertainer could make jokes about him without getting underneath his oft-demonstrated thin skin?
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President Trump's thin skin is the stuff of legend, and he very obviously thinks all the time about people and institutions that bother him.
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He has also supplied her with the means to get under his thin skin by exploiting the very qualities he believes make him special.
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It's scary to have knives and needles around the eyeball area, but Dr. Lee handles the thin skin and delicate area like a pro.
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His narcissism, thin-skin and propensity to tweet first and ask questions later are not worthy qualities of the leader of the free world.
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Thin skin isn't attractive to your voters or your political opponents; you gain zero points by refusing to be the butt of a joke.
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Bake until the brownie forms a thin skin on top but the batter is still slightly gooey in the center, 18 to 20 minutes.
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His showed his thin skin with his disparaging remarks about reporters and news organizations, to the point that he couldn't contain his desire to insult.
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From Tuesday's #IceBridge flight, a close-up of a supraglacial lake above Eqip Sermia, with a thin skin of refrozen ice floating on top pic.twitter.
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He does have that thin skin and, you know, Judge [Gonzalo] Curiel is as American as I am and certainly as American as Donald Trump is.
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In the end, the Facebook board member will have nothing to show for his petty grudge other than legal expenses and a reputation for thin skin.
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His amazingly thin skin, his combative foreign policy, his complete rejection of diplomacy, his demand for complete loyalty all come at a very real public cost.
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While all pain is subjective, most people say that hand tattoos are some of the worst, mostly because of the area's thin skin and bony nature.
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Related: President Donald Trump's thin skin Another Republican senator, Lindsey Graham, also blasted Trump for the claim on Tuesday, saying that he must support it with evidence.
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In more extreme cases, whitening creams with hydroquinone, corticosteroids, or mercury can cause hypertension, kidney or liver damage, thin skin, or — if used while pregnant — birth defects.
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"Think about what it would mean to entrust the nuclear codes to someone with very thin skin who lashes out at anyone who insults him," she said.
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His conspiracy theories, his thin skin, his strange obsessions, his impulsive behavior, his poor management, his bizarre tweets — all of it was present in his campaign too.
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It's theoretically possible to be very accurate by measuring the thin skin on the fingertips, for example, but good measurement needed to be balanced with convenience, he adds.
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But thin skin, like on your eyelids, could dry out and mummify, while fatty areas of your body can turn into a soap-like substance called grave wax.
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Instead, Sherman allegedly "cupped the victim's right breast with his right forefinger and thumb with only the thin skin-tight fabric in between her breast" and his fingers.
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"Agitating the President of the United States is not a good strategy especially when the President is Donald Trump because he has such a thin skin," pollster Nanos said.
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Because throughout this entire decomposition process, water is evaporating through the thin skin on your ears, nose, and eyelids, causing them to dry out and turn black, aka mummify.
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While BuzzFeed News interviewed former staffers at Tesla and SpaceX for a May 43 story about Musk's combative relationship with the press, many people remarked on his thin skin.
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Instead of a finger prick, an extremely thin, skin-like patch instead uses electrical signals to drive glucose out of nearby blood vessels to the skin's surface to be measured.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's foreign-policy speech appeared to get under his rather thin skin, and prompted responses from Trump having nothing to do with a substantive rebuttal.
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His daily torrent on Twitter, and at less frequent news conferences and campaign rallies, also reveal his highly emotional response to the merest political slight and thin skin for criticism.
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For the highest occasion — like Ms. Dimayuga's grandmother's 99th birthday last year — there can be only one centerpiece: lechon, whole roasted pig, its shining, lacquer-thin skin primed to shatter.
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"Trump is not the first politician to have a thin skin when it comes to bad media coverage," said Mr. Conant, who led communications for Senator Marco Rubio's presidential campaign.
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She measures their small forearms covered in paper-thin skin and weighs their slight bodies, watching for the tiniest, often imperceptible improvements — a quarter-pound increase, a slightly less distended belly.
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Their swoops, dives, sudden turns and ability to use bones and thin skin for flight, as opposed to feathers, have so entranced observers that scientists have studied bat flight mechanics for years.
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Mr. López Obrador's pledges to upend the status quo have also led to inevitable comparisons to President Trump — with whom the Mexican shares a thin skin and irritation at critical news media.
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The Clinton campaign's strategy is to keep the pressure on Trump, hoping that by not holding back they will get under his "thin skin" and force him to make errors when he responds.
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This thin skin is most likely to develop basal cell and squamous cell cancers, so the recommendation is to wear the largest pair of sunglasses possible to protect the eyelids and surrounding skin.
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Spread the batter evenly into the prepared pan and bake until the brownie forms a thin skin on top but the batter is still loose in the center, about 18 to 20 minutes.
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This is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes — because it's not hard to imagine Donald Trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin.
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This is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes, because it's not hard to imagine Donald Trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin.
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His ridiculous attempt to go after Twitter handles like "Nunes mom" and "Nunes cow" also evinces remarkably thin skin and an inability to handle the criticism that comes with being a public figure.
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This double-bladed approach of utilizing anti-rational ("post-truth") mind games and facts-based objective accuracy may best frustrate Trump's insatiable desire for recognition and get under his oh-so-thin skin.
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Since that deal, Mr. Erdogan's combination of tough-mindedness and thin skin — demonstrated in his repeated crackdowns on media critics at home — has proved irresistible to his critics in Germany, not least its comics.
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"This is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes," she said, "because it's not hard to imagine Donald Trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin."
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The cohesion of water molecules as they cling to each other a bit more tenaciously than they cling to the other molecules in their environment produces a thin "skin" on the surface of the water.
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Musk said he's dropped his workweek to about 80 to 90 hours — "pretty manageable" — and feels he has recovered, but he still displayed a somewhat thin skin when talking about his critics in the media.
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With a few exceptions, like Trump Tweets about protestors, Broadway and then "Saturday Night Live" actors which show a continued thin skin, he has conducted himself in a manner that hasn't caused markets to falter.
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The explosion sent water, mud, and debris as high as seven stories, but luckily the only things that got hurt in the incident were some nearby cars, the neighboring building, and, well, the Earth's thin skin.
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Clinton's own economic agenda, two weeks after she laced into Mr. Trump on foreign policy, warning in a well-received address in San Diego that his "very thin skin" would lead the United States into war.
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What we need to do is get the flavor from heirlooms into modern tomatoes but leave behind everything else we don't want — the thin skin, the mushy texture, the low yield, and the poor disease resistance.
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Trump's erratic behavior—his thin skin, his racism, his dishonesty, his unpredictability—has reduced the valence of familiar left-right ideological disputes and replaced them with a more fundamental question of what American political leadership should look like.
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All of which conjures up a familiar feeling: depression, fear, anxiety, black comedy, that glimmer of joy at realizing that Trump's unregulated weight doesn't make up for his thin skin, before a return to depression, fear, and anxiety.
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"Fine lines are very easy to blow up on thin skin," he says, noting that his own recent ditch tattoo was one of the most painful he's ever gotten, calling it a 9 out of 10 for personal discomfort.
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Some wonder if they reflect a thin skin and lack of impulse control -- perhaps a sign of immaturity or even mental distress -- or if the behavior is part of a strategy; a calculated effort to obtain specific political results.
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When the president-elect wants to unleash his disapproval, or his thin skin has been ever so slightly bruised, the people responsible can be sure to find themselves on the receiving end of a Twitter barrage like none other.
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Michael Flynn, the choice for national security advisor, shares Trump's thin skin and inventiveness with facts, as well as a single-minded focus on Islamic extremism that will quickly produce policy errors as the administration confronts complex challenges and policy tradeoffs.
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"The riot of recrimination was a vivid reminder that some of Trump's worst traits as a candidate—paper-thin skin, an absence of discipline, a bottomless capacity to nurse grudges—are not going away," the article says at one point.
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Instead of relying solely on technology to remove greenhouse gases from the air, we could harness an ancient and natural process, photosynthesis, to pump carbon into what's called the pedosphere, the thin skin of living soil at the earth's surface.
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" Related: Donald Trump promised his Reddit AMA would be great — it wasn't And mocking her Republican counterpart's notoriously thin skin, Clinton declared, "A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man you can trust with nuclear weapons.
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Mr. Pompeo, who is known for his bombast, occasional thin skin and contentious relationship with many in the State Department press corps, had declined to say during the interview whether he owed an apology to the ambassador, Marie L. Yovanovitch.
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What we see is that the president is a misogynist, a conspiracy theorist and a liar, and he has a large ego, a thin skin, no filter and an unhealthy obsession with what the "fake news" media says about him.
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When she throws out lines like "it's not hard to imagine Donald Trump leading us into a war because someone got under his very thin skin," it comes off a little flat, like the kind of burn your mom might write.
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Ms. Jones is particularly touching as Evan's overworked mother, whose deep love for her son is expressed in her attention to his sensitivities, but who also develops her own thin skin when she sees Evan turning to another family for emotional support.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Uncensored, Scaramucci Rails at His Rivals in the West Wing" (front page, July 28): Anthony Scaramucci calls to mind a Mini-Me version of President Trump, duplicating his coarseness, nastiness, thin skin and disregard for actual facts.
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His vulgarity, his thin skin, his willingness to insult and demean, and his willingness to degrade his office are now reflected in conservative political leaders who increasingly see their goal as beating the other side instead of advancing ideas and sound public policy.
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The last time this happened for the Democratic nominee was in June when Clinton ripped into Trump's ability to handle a crisis, mocking his as someone with "very thin skin" who doesn't understand the "knowledge, stability and immense responsibility" that comes with being president.
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By trying to titillate these rodents — and recording how their neurons respond — Ishiyama and his adviser are unraveling a mystery that has puzzled thinkers ever since Aristotle posited that humans, given their thin skin and unique ability to laugh, were the only ticklish animals.
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Clinton successfully got a grown man to say "I know you are but what am I" on national TV. That's partially a matter of Trump being a remarkably insecure person with very, very thin skin, but a lot of credit has to go to Clinton's tactics.
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But, as The Times's Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns report, Trump did allow Chris Christie — who prosecuted Marco Rubio so harshly in a debate that Rubio went into a robotic "Westworld"-style malfunction — to try to toughen his thin skin by tossing out some antagonistic questions.
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Perhaps we should be more susceptible to some influences important to our intellectual and moral growth, if the sun had shone and the wind blown on us a little less; and no doubt it is a nice matter to proportion rightly the thick and thin skin.
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" Hillary Clinton warned during the campaign, in a foreign policy speech in June 2016, "This is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes, because it's not hard to imagine Donald Trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin.
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Read: Trump's thin skin is going to cause (another) diplomatic crisis The spat came at an especially sensitive time for the U.K. Relations between May and Trump are frosty at best, and the U.K. is in the middle of picking her successor, with the decision expected by July 22.
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Then Ms. Willig banged her shin on the steps of her building's shuttle bus — a small injury for a younger person, but the impact shredded the thin skin on her leg, and because she was on baby aspirin to prevent a stroke, there was a lot of bleeding.
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Compared with the paper-thin skin of mice, human skin is "much thicker, and it's oily, and it's deep, and it's got a fat layer -- so there's a lot to think about when making a good topical formula," said Christiano, professor of dermatology and professor of genetics and development at Columbia University.
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Of course, when your political appeal is based around pandering and pettiness, xenophobia aimed at the American melting pot, thin skin for critics, and the cannibalizing of a low-information electorate, all in the guise of bucking convention and The Establishment, it's not hard to be more likeable in any other setting.
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" '— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)June 3, 2016 In remarks that at times resembled a comedy roast, Clinton unleashed a torrent of polished one-liners to attack Trump's policies and character, suggesting Trump might start a nuclear war if elected to the White House simply because "somebody got under his very thin skin.
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