Our overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist thug of a president has created an overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist, thuggish Justice Department.
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He's -- character is destiny and he is the most thin-skinned individual -- and look, you've been around politicians, you know they're thin-skinned.
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" He said the Rubio campaign is just "more thin-skinned.
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President Trump made President Trump look unstable, erratic, and thin-skinned.
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Two other former senior employees described Musk as notoriously thin-skinned.
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What to watch: Prayuth has proven an irascible, thin-skinned leader.
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But people here are as thin-skinned as it gets. Right.
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His thin-skinned approach ruins the debates and doesn't help him.
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He can be prickly and thin-skinned, casually cruel and dismissive.
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A blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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He's the most thin-skinned son of a bitch I've seen.
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Her instinct is to be adamant (and the inverse, thin-skinned).
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" "If someone is that thin-skinned, they're also so susceptible to compliments.
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I'm so thin-skinned this year because I've had so much loss.
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During the campaign Mr Trump was narcissistic, thin-skinned and ill-disciplined.
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If you're so thin-skinned, grow thicker skin, we'd have told him.
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Picture this: Washington, D.C., is ruled by a thin-skinned, paranoid megalomaniac.
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Narcissists are generally self-centered, arrogant, thin-skinned and hostile when challenged.
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That he was so thin-skinned and vindictive made for great content.
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The meat-filled pelmeni are small and wrinkly, thin-skinned and juicy.
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My relative is thin-skinned, and I worry about damaging our relationship.
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If the Strip's thin-skinned casino bosses aren't grist for commentary, who is?
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A drama queen, thin-skinned, And skittery, she thought her poems were ordinary.
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I was too thin-skinned to absorb the rage of these faceless customers.
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If the boss is thin-skinned, you may have to let it go.
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Some have interpreted his tweets as marks of a thin-skinned, irrational man.
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He's a demonstrably thin-skinned man who gets upset when people challenge him.
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The surface explanation is that Mr Trump is too thin-skinned to help himself.
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Mr Trump is incurious and profoundly narcissistic, which means he is also thin-skinned.
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Her Twitter account is remarkably similar to a certain orange-skinned, thin-skinned politician.
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He's self-evidently a thin-skinned racist buffoon who's high on his own farts.
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Someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?
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Got right, the thin-skinned grapes can produce some of the world's finest wines.
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It's the sort of thin-skinned behavior we've seen before from companies like Theranos.
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But a thin-skinned billionaire who happens to be the president has greater responsibilities.
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He liked talking to reporters, though he could be thin-skinned over perceived criticisms.
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He's acting exactly as he's acted his whole life -- thin-skinned, quick triggered etc.
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It's about the general way Trump has behaved himself: volatile, self-absorbed, thin-skinned.
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MEDINA: Angelenos have an almost allergic reaction to stereotypes and can be thin-skinned.
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Both leaders are notoriously thin-skinned and project a sense of unfiltered self-regard.
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It is consoling to see how thin-skinned the partisans of Mr. Trump are.
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A new biography of thin-skinned Richard Nixon feels firmly rooted in the present.
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A Word With On Broadway, at least, everyone loves a pompous, thin-skinned autocrat.
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" The first guy fires back again, accusing his "thin-skinned" antagonist of throwing a "tantrum.
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Clinton poked, prodded and quoted Trump's own words, goading the famously thin-skinned Republican nominee.
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Like her father, Ivanka was thin-skinned and could not seem to take a joke.
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But he is extraordinarily thin-skinned for a man whose success should provide enough reassurance.
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Second, Trump and Clinton share other undesirable Nixon qualities: negative campaigning and thin-skinned paranoia.
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Or they don't care, as long as it's their thin-skinned prompter-authoritarian-tyrant-narcissist.
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They let most slights roll off their back lest they look petty and thin skinned.
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Your behavior is fueling an unhelpful perception of your leadership — thin-skinned and short-tempered.
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It is never long before the President's communications become prickly and personalized, combatively thin-skinned.
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Thin-skinned as he is, Mr. Trump ought to be offended by Mr. Ryan's condescension.
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Admired in Australia and abroad, Dr. Brand is nonetheless described by some as thin-skinned.
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" Elias added: "It shows how clownish he can be around these issues where he's thin-skinned.
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" For good measure, the cable's author also called Mr. Ramos "crude, abrasive, arrogant and thin-skinned.
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You're about to nominate a thin-skinned racist with the temperament of a 20173-year-old.
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When you're thin-skinned enough to post deceptively edited clips with misleading captions, that's gotta hurt.
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Pope Francis' statement wasn't enough to avoid a response from the notoriously thin-skinned candidate, however.
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This country has become so politically correct, uptight and thin-skinned that it's making everyone nuts.
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Trump might be thin-skinned and easily offended, a grifter C.E.O. on a literal golden throne.
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Notoriously thin-skinned, Correa made a habit of throwing people in jail for flipping him off.
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But it's going to be different this year; the famously thin-skinned Trump is not attending.
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Thin-skinned dumplings of juicy, sweet pork followed, resting in a pool of vinegar and chile oil.
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The perfectly cooked pork gyoza were thin-skinned and the rock shrimp tempura appetizer was satisfyingly crunchy.
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Considering that he's been very blatantly thin-skinned, we try to take every precaution to protect ourselves.
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He's all talk, of course; fundamentally thin-skinned, self-contradictory, not the sharpest tool in the drawer.
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A thin-skinned campaigner, he grumbled that he was accused of wanting to abolish government safety nets.
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Finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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Trump and Clinton channel the worst of Nixon through their looming legal troubles and thin-skinned negativity.
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The thin-skinned response of John Adams to criticism was to sign the Sedition Act of 85033.
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It's not thin-skinned to believe that your co-workers shouldn't make sexually suggestive remarks about you.
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Here is where thin-skinned magenta Gamay grapes are queen and wine merchant Georges Duboeuf is king.
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I have his thin-skinned gene in all kinds of ways, good and bad, which worries me.
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They have slightly thicker skins that stand up to roasting better than, say, thin-skinned Yukon golds.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion suggested that anyone who took offense was just being thin-skinned.
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But therein lay the problem: I had been too thin-skinned for Tinder as a single person!
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From everything we know about Donald Trump's temperament, he is thin-skinned and wants to settle scores.
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The injunction request is the latest attempt by the apparently thin-skinned Erdogan to muzzle criticism abroad.
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Some people really are so thin-skinned that they think everyone is offending them when it's nothing personal.
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However, Trump, who is known for being relatively thin-skinned to criticism, was not alone in his response.
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If he is too thin skinned, however, it is because layers have been torn off by this process.
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At present, the vast majority of even this partisan primary electorate sees how thin-skinned the man is.
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Clinton wouldn't be taking too much for granted by ignoring Wall Street's panicky, thin-skinned, anti-Warren offensive.
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Some mocked Spicer and the administration for being too thin-skinned and therefore not able to take criticism.
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You finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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For someone often described as thin-skinned, he gets the power of being the butt of a joke.
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You finally thought you'd met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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Though known as Tricky Dick, Nixon was also thin-skinned: He could dish it but not take it.
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The unintentional effect is a portrait of a temperamental, thin-skinned, and profoundly needy man at the helm.
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You've called him a "thin-skinned bully" and said he's freaked out because he's losing to a girl.
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I often muse about a potential dystopic future when I see the orange, thin-skinned Republican candidate speaking.
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"Your behavior is fueling an unhelpful perception of your leadership — thin-skinned and short-tempered," Mr. Munster wrote.
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Thin-skinned and foul-mouthed, with grudges against everyone, the bereaved are a dirty dozen of unpublishable grievance.
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Schiff lambasted that idea as a bow to a "thin-skinned" president who demands loyalty at all costs.
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She has called Trump a racist before, labeling him a "thin-skinned, racist bully" during the 2016 campaign.
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Thin-skinned and yet haughty, Clara doesn't make a very reliable narrator, but she gets the gist right.
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Like the American, he can be thin-skinned, tends to belittle rivals and has often clashed with the media.
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In a febrile atmosphere, two thin-skinned leaders might easily misconstrue the other's intentions, even if neither intended war.
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He is at once thin-skinned and unembarrassable, a combination that explains most of his Twitter rages and boasting.
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Ferrell said he does not understand how a president could be so thin-skinned when it comes to comedy.
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A.Z., SAN FRANCISCO Tossing cigarette butts onto the ground is gross, but your husband sounds way too thin-skinned.
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Thin-skinned cherry and pear tomatoes tend to be juicier than sturdier grape tomatoes, but use what you have.
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There's no doubt Trump will continue his war against comedians -- he has redefined the concept of being thin-skinned.
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That can be especially tough in a place like China, where the government is both secretive and thin-skinned.
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Because of these spats, Pompeo has acquired a reputation for being thin-skinned and focused on pleasing President Trump.
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By electing such a thin-skinned man to the presidency, we have undoubtedly put our nation in harm's way.
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Some think it is a humourless and thin-skinned world that can't handle a risqué dig now and again.
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He also can be arrogant and thin-skinned, qualities he somehow would have to submerge in a long contest.
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This can be only because the boastful are thin-skinned and the intolerant are forever looking over their shoulders.
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"It's amazing how thin-skinned and threatened V.C.s tend to be around people who question their model," he said.
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Regardless, he has a point that Rubio is being a bit "thin-skinned" by declining to come on the show.
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Coons once called Trump "a thin-skinned reality TV star" and "a Cheeto-faced short-fingered vulgarian," according to reports.
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The near-consensus among foreign-policy types is that Mr Trump is a thin-skinned, unpredictable and alarmingly incurious neophyte.
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" Cuban said he likes his "thin-skinned" fellow billionaire businessman but said Trump "has absolutely zero self-awareness. None. Zip.
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The post-pivot Trump needs to be more presidential: better informed on policy, more self-disciplined and less thin-skinned.
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Do they risk angering their infamously thin-skinned boss by admitting that he pulled this one out of thin air?
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Of course, a thin-skinned billionaire may throw away his money on a loser lawsuit, or a threat of one.
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Republican strategists see Mr. Trump's offensive mainly as an exercise in thin-skinned defensiveness, rather than a shrewd political strategy.
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Women are known as having more tender feelings, but no one on the planet is more thin-skinned than Trump.
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He's a thin-skinned populist who lashes out against his opponents but operates within the loose constraints of Mexican politics.
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Mr. Trump, in contrast, has been criticized since the 2016 campaign as thin-skinned and unable to rise above provocation.
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You think that the necessary conversations with your relative will be difficult because he is, as you say, thin-skinned.
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He's litigious, he's thin-skinned, and he's primed to harness the power of the state for his own personal gains.
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The more powerful you get, the more you feel you're somehow a victim, the more thin-skinned you get. Yeah.
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Apparently these men were so stubborn or thin-skinned that they couldn't even be told directly to stop talking past women.
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But with leaders as impulsive and thin-skinned as Mr Trump and Mr Erdogan at the helm, absolutely nothing is certain.
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His thin-skinned belligerence toward every challenge, rebuke, or criticism would promise the nation a series of a high-voltage quarrels.
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But the bigger concern is the thin-skinned, wagon-circling we're seeing in what's passing for our political discourse these days.
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Another possible reason is that he's been critical of Trump and doesn't want his thin-skinned boss to see the retweets.
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A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America.
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In it, Clinton painted a detailed image of Trump as "thin-skinned" and "unfit" to be the nation's commander in chief.
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" Warren protests, "I went up against that loud, nasty, thin-skinned, mud-flinging, money-grubbing, racist, sexist, reckless, pathetic loser Trump.
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She mocked his frequent use of Twitter, called him thin-skinned and questioned whether he has any real knowledge of policy.
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It's not thin-skinned to believe that your superiors should do whatever they can to help stop harassment in the workplace.
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Do we want him making those calls – someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?
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In all cases, the gilding of silver or bronze is done with gold, which creates a thin-skinned but luxurious radiance.
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They have tall, appetizing leafy tops and, like baby carrots, they are thin-skinned, juicy and tender enough to eat raw.
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Larry King — who later tweeted that protesters in Washington had smashed the windows of his hired car — called him thin-skinned.
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How to politely make the case for free trade and Nafta in a way that didn't insult the thin-skinned president?
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People familiar with both men's leadership styles advised caution however, saying both were relatively thin-skinned when it came to criticism.
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I'm pretty sure that unlike our thin-skinned new resident in the White House, we are all going to get along great.
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The Donald Trump who's very thin-skinned, when the persona has been eroded or somehow removed—what's exposed is this insecure creature.
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Romney knows that he looks defensive and thin-skinned if he uses his official Senate account to push back on his critics.
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In February he described Donald Trump as an "irresponsible neo-fascist", a slight the thin-skinned American president is unlikely to forget.
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Putin has already proven to be especially thin-skinned about targeted sanctions imposed on Russian officials responsible for gross human rights abuses.
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Gone was the thin-skinned, jittery counterpuncher of the first two showdowns, when Mr. Trump could not resist lashing out whenever Mrs.
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Either Lumpy and his friends are lying about being bothered by thin-skinned, authoritarian, less-than-Christian readers-of-prompter being president.
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Trump is very thin-skinned and, therefore, the level of personal animosity between him and Pelosi could keep him from giving in.
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In the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has warmed up to its role as chief antagonist to our thin-skinned overlord.
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Their brushwork is thin-skinned, and there is much else going on: thin lines often border these fields or cut through them.
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Our thin-skinned leader proves, day after day, that the only thing that really matters to him is his own fragile ego.
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Proving just how thin skinned Xi Jinping really is as he's oft mocked for his resemblance to the cartoon anthropomorphic bear. pic.twitter.
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During his CNN days, Carlson described O'Reilly as a "thin-skinned blowhard" and a "humorless phony," but now the two must coexist.
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One is, notwithstanding his weaknesses, a spiritual leader of extraordinary maturity; the other, his strengths aside, is a thin-skinned, petulant narcissist.
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The song that seemingly so offended Erdogan depicts him as an egotistical, thin-skinned authoritarian bent on suppressing anything that offends him.
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Clinton's renewed focus on Trump's demeaning comments on women seemed aimed in part at baiting a response from the notoriously thin-skinned Republican.
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There's a perception that Donald Trump is a thin-skinned and oversensitive man who clings to myths and grudges to his own peril.
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He is, however, notoriously thin-skinned and unable to stop himself responding to any perceived slight with vicious (verbal) attacks of his own.
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The attack was responding to an interview in which James had some mildly critical things to say about the thin-skinned U.S. president.
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"Do we want him making those calls—someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?" she asked.
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"When faced with humorous memes and cartoons of themselves, some world leaders are thin-skinned and lash out," Kelly said in a statement.
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There, Warren called Trump a "small, insecure money-grubber," a "thin-skinned bully driven by greed and hate," and mocked his "goofy" hats.
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With a hot-headed, thin-skinned President Donald Trump in charge of the nuclear codes, the worst-case scenario would resemble "Dr Strangelove".
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There are derisive takes that ascribe a skyrocketing rate of debilitating anxiety among younger workers to helicopter parenting and concomitant thin-skinned fragility.
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Trump knows this, yet he can't reconcile it with his thin-skinned nature and need for the instant gratification of a Tweet release.
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The conversation then flew off in a different direction, away from the McCains, to whether or not the Trumps were too thin-skinned.
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Taut and thin-skinned, short and mildly curved, dry and insensitive, rectums often can't tolerate the friction and force of deep, fast penetration.
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But he suggested more broadly that journalists, who can be "the most thin-skinned people about criticism," are well-served by self-reflection.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin-skinned to take a joke.
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The president then was thin-skinned and paranoid, lashing out at every part of the establishment which, in his mind, was stacked against him.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin skinned to take a joke.
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"Do we want him making those calls -- someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?" she asked rhetorically.
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Those dreams may not long survive contact with reality: America does not need a presidential contest between two vain, thin-skinned, abrasive New Yorkers.
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Instead, it would be a nation ruled by a thin-skinned, egotistical, serial liar who seems to have little respect for our democratic institutions.
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In this production, the thin-skinned and raving king—who confuses flattery for fidelity, obsequiousness for respect—presides over an almost garishly golden court.
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Frankel brought up Medley's behavior when she drinks and becomes, Frankel said, erratically emotional and thin-skinned; and Medley brought up Frankel's lunch date.
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Famously thin-skinned and enraged by criticism, he is at his worst when he is on the defense -- as he was in Puerto Rico.
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It teases a biography prepared to reckon with the lifetime of co-dependence between a thin-skinned icon and his covetous baby boomer fans.
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Trump is picking on someone who is ethically bound not to defend himself — exactly what you would expect from a thin-skinned, racist bully.
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I mean post-election blues, holiday blues, end-of-the-year blues, all those afflictions that make us feel cranky, thin-skinned and intolerant.
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Another theory (these are not mutually exclusive) is that Trump is simply a thin-skinned narcissist who shares the white supremacists' sense of victimization.
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We now see how thin-skinned and hypocritical President-elect Donald Trump is when the shoe is a bit tight on the other foot.
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" He then swiftly regressed into thin-skinned indignation, complaining that despite the first lady's strength as an advocate for women, "she gets so unfairly maligned.
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" Citing Trump's relationship with men like Steve Bannon and Vladimir Putin, he warns "if someone is that thin-skinned, they're also so susceptible to compliments.
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"You seem extraordinarily thin-skinned to quite courteous questions, as if you don't want to be challenged in any way shape or form," Wright said.
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It's bad to be thin-skinned, and terrible to play the underdog, but playing it while you ignite a million-man bullying campaign is reprehensible.
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Trump officials have been in the awkward position of defending their infamously thin-skinned boss's idiot remarks on various issues since he was in office.
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Many criticized Trump and called him thin-skinned ("Do u ever stop whining?" asked a befuddled Axl Rose); others called for theater-goers to #BoycottHamilton.
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On CNN's "The Situation Room," Axelrod, who is a CNN senior political commentator, argued, Trump is "epically thin-skinned," when it comes to the media.
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But he has also come under some criticism, fairly or not, for being thin-skinned and for discouraging dissenting voices, including in the news media.
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Clinton, although some suggest that her closest aides have the same concerns that weigh on many Americans — that she can be thin-skinned and secretive.
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Ryan Zinke, the thin-skinned and very strange secretary of the interior, says the price hikes for select parks are necessary to ensure their preservation.
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Largely due to our interview, my interview with Tim Cook I think, and they continue to be thin-skinned about that one, which was interesting.
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She is careful not to be overly familiar with her thin-skinned husband, not to offend, though she means to protect him from looking foolish.
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When Biden admonished a man in Iowa who credulously parroted Trump's line of attack, many political analysts pronounced him imprudently thin-skinned and unattractively defensive.
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How Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim — both thin-skinned and eager never to show weakness — will interact is the great drama of the summit meeting.
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"Trump, as this super-sized celebrity, made a running joke of that kind of haughty, thin-skinned snappish quality when he was on TV," Saunders says.
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Still, the idea that we should reward racial hostility and reorient society to avoid unavoidable "microagressions" against the perpetually thin-skinned is a particularly progressive failing.
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Again, the "pivot" lasted just a few days before the free-wheeling, thin-skinned Trump, who can seemingly resist no provocation, was firmly back in control.
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But it's not every day you find someone who is equal parts oblivious to the joke, thin-skinned enough to throw a tantrum, and exceptionally litigious.
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A year before Watergate, he was so thin-skinned and paranoid that he created a secret police organization to stop leaks in his administration and conspiracies.
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Some of the reporters accused the businessman of being thin-skinned and said he is seeking to avoid the scrutiny that comes with running for president.
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But the eggshell plaintiff rule suggests a different conclusion: that the harassers should bear the costs of the harm they impose, even on "thin-skinned" victims.
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He can be obsessive, thin-skinned, insecure, melancholy and unforgiving — especially when he walks into one of his restaurants and all is not as he wishes.
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The writer wasn't exactly thin-skinned; in fact, quite the contrary: She was a brash, sometimes obnoxious feminist with strong opinions, unafraid to speak her mind.
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They're all teenagers — or, to be specific, teenage girls, a thin-skinned, hormonally saturated species that tends to exist at the tips of its nerve ends.
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Trump has a history here: He is remarkably thin-skinned, going after anyone who critiques him, but women seem to draw a particular brand of ire.
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But Erdogan isn't just any head of state: The Turkish president is often described as famously thin-skinned, and he's got a record to prove it.
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Mr Siilasmaa writes that "with a sharp-tongued and thin-skinned chairman at the helm, intent on maintaining iron authority, raising questions can be close to mutiny".
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Indeed, an overlooked risk is that Mr Trump, double-crossed and thin-skinned, will end up presiding over a dangerous and destabilising falling-out with Mr Putin.
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In a press conference on January 11th, his first for six months, Mr Trump was as thin-skinned, loose-lipped and scrappy as he has ever been.
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This billionaire is, by all accounts, incredibly difficult to work for, very visionary and… a bit thin-skinned for someone with such a habit of courting press.
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As anyone who has dated a Cancer can tell you, they are moody as hell, and they can be extremely thin-skinned despite their tough crab shells.
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When she saw people criticize Dunham for being thin-skinned, she responded with copies of the tweets Dunham was describing, including threats of rape and other violence.
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Warren brought their feud to a new level Thursday, calling Trump a "thin-skinned, racist bully" during a speech at the American Constitution Society convention in Washington.
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Read more " _____ • Abigail Tracy in Vanity Fair: "For a notoriously thin-skinned president who rarely hesitates to hit back, Donald Trump was notably quiet over the weekend.
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And you wouldn't do it for a few reasons but the big one being: You would know how desperately insecure -- and thin-skinned -- you would come off.
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The famously thin-skinned president overlooked Pompeo's early 2016 primary backing of Marco Rubio as well as comments where Pompeo warned that Trump would be an authoritarian president.
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Mr Erdogan remains as thin-skinned as ever: according to the government's own tally, 1,845 cases have been opened against people accused of insulting him since August 2014.
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Mrs Clinton's attack on Mr Trump duly cast him as a dangerous and thin-skinned blowhard with such a short temper that he might blunder into a war.
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Critics say Trump is too thin-skinned and that could hurt him in the general election, but his media strategies have only boosted him in the GOP primary.
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Musk's critics have seized on the latest Twitter attacks as yet another sign of his thin-skinned nature and rash temperament — something he has said he's working on.
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Rouskey also advised Barker on which foods to include in the box, like thin-skinned fruits such berries that would likely totally decompose in the 40-day period.
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Being answerable to a skeptical news media may be an inconvenience — or, for someone as thin-skinned as he is, an absolute torment — but it's not a flaw.
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If you examine him through the lens of playground politics, you will recognize Mr. Trump as a thin-skinned bully who seems incapable of stomaching criticism or opposition.
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But the fact that the thin-skinned President felt personally insulted by Denmark's response to the idea epitomizes the walking-on-eggshells behavior now required of US allies.
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This included fat white turnips (which she referred to all day as "the turnips that devoured Cleveland"), snap peas, yellow summer squash and tiny, thin-skinned red potatoes.
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Tsai's public reaction is informative as it helps us answer why China and so many Chinese people seem to be so thin-skinned about incidents like Morey's tweet.
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" Meanwhile, Mr. de Blasio characterized Amazon as a thin-skinned weakling, saying in a statement that "you have to be tough to make it in New York City.
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Donald Trump isn't a normal candidate: He's a thin-skinned blowhard who's constantly doing things like threatening to destroy NATO and encouraging Russia to hack US citizens' emails.
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Trump, so thin-skinned he is incapable of turning the other cheek to criticism even from random people on Twitter, predictably had a toddler-style meltdown over Yates' insubordination.
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MURDEROUS, thin-skinned and in possession of nuclear weapons, the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong Un, has one good deed to his name: he has united America and China.
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READ: 5 takeaways from the Republican debate For his part, Trump showed no signs of the thin-skinned, petulant reality show star we've become accustomed to throughout this campaign.
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He prides himself on being a "counterpuncher," but a better description might be a vindictive, thin-skinned egotist who will lash out at anyone who criticizes or thwarts him.
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"Your behavior is fueling an unhelpful perception of your leadership – thin-skinned and short-tempered," Loup Ventures' Munster wrote in an open letter to the Tesla and SpaceX CEO.
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That's who he is, and most (not all) of his supporters absolutely love it when he punches back at a media that is as thin-skinned as he is.
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They also need to avoid making waves when a thin-skinned Tweeter-in-chief can lop billions of dollars in market value off their companies with a few threats.
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And if there's one aspect of leadership that holds true regardless of staff size or industry, it's that being one isn't for the thin-skinned or the faint of heart.
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First, in the weeks leading up to the test, Chinese and North Korean relations broke down, including with a major diplomatic incident that embarrassed the notoriously thin-skinned Kim regime.
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" Some observers are drawing parallels with Anwar Sadat, the thin-skinned former president who tolerated the "loyal opposition", while denouncing the "agitators, traitors and haters who deliberately distort Egypt's image.
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And yet — because Mr. Scovel often adopts the persona of a preposterously confident, thin-skinned egotist with a conspiratorial streak — his comedy does seem suited to the age of Trump.
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The combination of a thin-skinned President and reports like Tillerson's alleged "moron" comment, combined with substantive differences on a variety of foreign policy issues, may have compromised Tillerson's effectiveness.
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And of course, the President, who is notoriously thin-skinned and quick to take offense, often interprets fair criticism, petty snipes, and serious challenges as attacks that warrant public responses.
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A broadly drawn criminal-defamation law is a weapon that can be wielded, not just by the government, but by anyone thin-skinned who has enough money to hire a lawyer.
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It's not the first time that Trump, who is known to be both thin-skinned and dedicated to polishing his public image, has become fixated on details that challenge his success.
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The tweet was a reminder of the thin-skinned, prickly version of Trump's character that may be acceptable in a candidate but which infringes the decorum expected of a President-elect.
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And it's Trump who has dismissed critiques of his casual slurs as nothing more than "political correctness" from thin-skinned individuals who can't handle his humor, or can't accept his honesty.
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If you think that interesting Muskian decision making is the result of a crackup, BuzzFeed corrects the record: Musk has always been a bit thin skinned and defensive, its investigation finds.
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And that nothing smells as good as a heap of thin-skinned, bursting tomatoes in August, except a cantaloupe when the softened stem end exudes a droplet of honey-like juice.
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Turkey, under the famously thin-skinned Mr. Erdogan, has for years silenced domestic voices that have been critical of the government, but lately has taken aim at foreign journalists as well.
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"I was accused of insulting President Karimov," he said, referring to Islam A. Karimov, the thin-skinned and iron-fisted former president of Uzbekistan, a strategically important country north of Afghanistan.
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Trump is famously thin-skinned, so it's no surprise that he's angry at both outlets for publishing articles raising questions about his character and, by extension, the legitimacy of his win.
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ANONYMOUS Either you are remarkably thin-skinned or your friends have anger-management issues, because this sounds like an innocent misunderstanding that could be rectified without recourse to a third party.
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Instead of Adam Sandler's lovable idiot who gets himself into hilarious antics, Trump is a thin-skinned demagogue with a penchant for personally insulting those who are remotely critical of him.
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But Trump himself is a thin-skinned and vindictive person, and his campaign chair, Steve Bannon, made bashing GOP congressional leaders a major sport when he was at the helm of Breitbart.com.
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We all know how thin-skinned our Commander-in-Chief can be so it's probably no surprise to anyone that CNN is reporting the Trump Organization has bought up 3,643 website domains.
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In dealing with the media, Beck has been deliberate in not making the LAPD about himself—a rare occurrence in a department ruled for more than 270 years by thin-skinned chiefs.
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Sure, he is abrasive and awkward, thin-skinned and often embarrassing, and any credible, experienced, articulate and slightly left-of-center Democratic candidate could seize the middle, attract independents and surely win.
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Knowing Trump's thin skinned-ness, however, I wouldn't rule out the possibility that someone showed him Rouhani's quote -- or, even more likely, he saw it on cable TV -- and he lashed out.
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People familiar with both men's leadership styles advised caution however, saying both were relatively thin-skinned when it came to criticism and prone to making strong statements that could offend one another.
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Regional analysts, however, say the Saudi reaction is consistent with Mohammed bin Salman's heavy-handed -- and often thin-skinned -- approach to power since the 32-year-old took over as Crown Prince.
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And indeed, some on Capitol Hill were clearly unnerved by the administration's belligerent talk of preemptive military action against an autocratic nation ruled by a mercurial, thin-skinned, and unpredictable leader. Sen.
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It is a legacy that regarded the sensitive feelings of thin-skinned congressmen as more important than good government or the voices of the people — especially the voices of women and minorities.
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"Essentially the issue for Tesla believers, the investors, was that this was illustrating a leader that was thin-skinned and short-tempered," Loup Ventures founder Gene Munster told "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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No doubt our thin-skinned President, who reportedly whiles away his evenings yelling at the television, will try to strike back in his own loosely-cogent (to be kind), inexplicably capitalized way.
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As people are fighting for their lives while enduring Hurricane Michael, which should have been the focus this week, we instead have two fame-obsessed, thin-skinned celebrities gushing over each other.
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"She knows what it takes to beat a thin-skinned bully who is driven by greed and hate," said Warren, known for calling for reining in Wall Street and eradicating income inequality.
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This strategy isn't just economical — it's also smart, since the lip and undereye areas are anatomically similar in that they're both thin-skinned, prone to wrinkling and cracking, and eased by extra hydration.
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But the thing that makes it confusing is that the disconnect between the bluster, the bravado, the bombast, and this insecure, thin-skinned, hyper-reactive child—that's where the disconnect is most apparent.
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But Trump is someone who is so thin-skinned and who thrives on the need for approval and adulation that it's got to be hard to maintain an intellectually honest climate around him.
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All Department of Interior bureaus were told to "immediately cease use of government Twitter accounts," by their petty, thin-skinned leader, though use of those accounts was eventually restored after a public apology.
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And I had a quote in there that said I was surprised at how thin-skinned my peers in venture would be when someone starts to poke at the model a little bit.
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Thus for Moscow, Trump — besides being mercurial and thin-skinned — represents a departure from current U.S. policy and will assemble a team with which the Russians will now have to develop new relations.
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Unsworth's lawyers contend that Musk is "a thin-skinned billionaire" who "orchestrated a malicious, false, and anonymous leak campaign in the UK and Australian press" that sought to paint Unsworth as a pedophile.
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" He does like to bring up that time he shadowed a black-ops team in Afghanistan for research, a mission he described as "on the intel-gathering side, low visibility, thin-skinned vehicles.
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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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His notoriously undisciplined behavior (and social media habits), famously thin-skinned reactions, ignorance of the basics of public policy and unwillingness to be handled by subordinates, make Reince Priebus' job that much more challenging.
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Mr Khan's campaign has since proven too thin-skinned; howling that (admittedly unfair) Conservative accusations that he is a "radical" and a "lab rat" for Labour's leadership were respectively anti-Islam and anti-London.
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" On #MeToo: "It's amazing to me that for the first time, women are really listened to, because sexual harassment had often been dismissed as, 'Well, she made it up,' or 'She's too thin-skinned.
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As the internet's biggest platforms face increased scrutiny from both politicians and the public at large, a new figure has replaced the "brilliant madman" as Silicon Valley's preeminent stock character: the thin-skinned founder.
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" Dan Price, who guided Mr. Bush through many economic summit meetings, said the other six leaders should express their concerns to Mr. Trump, "even at the risk of offending a notoriously thin-skinned president.
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But thin-skinned elected officials aren't the only government figures on social media, and experts have wondered how these rulings will affect official agencies' accounts, which are increasingly used to communicate with the public.
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Its simple premise — take the thin-skinned, venomous attitude and brazen duplicity the Trump administration has exhibited and render them as naked, schoolyard-bully aggression — was still effective, coupled with Ms. McCarthy's absolute commitment.
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But if the show appears to be running away from him, it might antagonize some of his constituency, not to mention displeasing a thin-skinned chief executive with influence at the Federal Communications Commission.
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When I checked last night, the most recent comment said Campo Santo "took a stand" against PewDiePie over racism, and the highest-rated said the developer was "childish and thin-skinned" with no further explanation.
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But for others, they're negotiating with themselves over their own quiet anxiety that our famously thin skinned President is even thinner when it comes to his understanding of policy, history, the constitution, and global relations.
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"A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America," Gates wrote in The Wall Street Journal in September 2016, weeks before Election Day.
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But as all those holding said position quickly learned, a large majority of writers and editors (and anchors and hosts and on the television side) are as thin-skinned as the president they currently cover.
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"Although I don't remember the part about thin-skinned students clearly, he did say the bit about stereotypes being blown up and he was very pleased to meet us," Malcolm Reid, Harvard '21, told me.
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And if the bullied scholar responds to your critique in a way that you feel is unnecessarily defensive or thin-skinned, remember what they're going through and give them more latitude than you usually would.
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And now, I look on aghast as our country hands over control of that awesome, terrible machinery to Donald Trump, a thin-skinned score settler with an authoritarian streak and an actively maintained enemies list.
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He would have been a coiled, determined and thin-skinned British man in his early 40s — part pugilist; part charmer — and he would have incensed ad agency honchos by acquiring their companies in hostile takeovers.
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Only then is it deemed strong enough to stand up to the heavy pan that Ms. Bai uses in lieu of a thin-skinned wok, pressing the rice hard against the flat bottom to sear it.
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The 24-year-old, whose father is Nigerian, was bombarded with abuse on her social media accounts for being too 'thin-skinned' after she posted that she was 'shocked and disturbed' by her team mate's action.
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" Warren has emerged as the leading attack machine against Trump, including during a joint appearance with Hillary Clinton earlier this week when she called him a "thin-skinned bully who is driven by hate and greed.
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The act of protest drew a predictably heated response from the thin-skinned tweeter-in-chief who slammed the pharmaceutical exec on Twitter within an hour of the announcement and then again later in the day.
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Her Trump is a thin-skinned, nativist narcissist whose campaign consists of saying crazy things, then defending them, then explaining (often to Dowd herself) that he didn't really mean them, before admitting that he actually did.
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After all, the video, by the comedy show "Extra 3," was a song satirizing the Turkish president as a thin-skinned authoritarian who cracks down on journalists, the news media and opponents he does not like.
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And just this weekend, Meryl Streep led a room full of the most famous people in the world to applaud her call for peace and civility, prompting another predictable angry tweetstorm from the thin-skinned Trump.
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It's an evocative image; one thing Gibney does well throughout is to show the vulnerability of Putin's seemingly permanent and stable power structure, and the thin-skinned and paranoid nature of the man at the top.
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" He then played a montage of things Republicans have criticized Obama for in the past, including a lack of government experience, and for being divisive, thin-skinned, authoritarian, and "a narcissist with no grip on reality.
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It shows that Trump is so temperamental and thin-skinned that it's hard to know when he'll fly off the rails, even when speaking to a longstanding American ally like Australia or an important neighbor like Mexico.
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Even before we had a President who was so uniquely thin skinned, foreign diplomats kept their personality assessments about US leaders primarily private so that they could have the time and space to operate without insulting anyone.
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A thin-skinned Martin Shkreli is taking his Twitter from the media and going home — but he's still got a sense of humor when it comes to an upcoming satirical musical about one of his many stunts.
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Trump's attacks on "PC culture" are thrilling to many angry white voters, but his overall boorishness, thin-skinned narcissism and aversion to any kind of policy consistency are a big turn-off to much of the country.
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Of course SNL always feels most relevant when political stakes are high, but the buzz around the show has reached a new pitch in recent months because of how directly it affects our thin-skinned new president.
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On Thursday, Warren -- who has emerged as perhaps the Democrats' most outspoken Trump combatant -- called Trump a "thin-skinned, racist bully" after he criticized a judge with Mexican heritage who is overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Of course, that's nothing new -- the notoriously thin-skinned Republican nominee is an inveterate pouter, openly sulking about perceived injustices like lawsuits presided over by "Mexican" judges, accurate press coverage and Megyn Kelly being mean to him.
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Image 2 of 2 BANGKOK – Four years after seizing power, Thailand&aposs junta has a singular success it never hoped for: uniting a politically divided nation in growing dissatisfaction with the thin-skinned rule of the generals.
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In lashing out at the British government and its envoy, Trump showed familiar traits — he's thin skinned and reacts poorly to public criticism -- even when it comes from a country and a government he's often rebuked himself.
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Instead, since their thin-skinned, crypto-fascist, race-baiting, cop-loving, know-nothing overlord advocates punching strangers in the face and much worse, I have to teach him how to choke them unconscious for his own survival.
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President Barack Obama on Thursday again knocked Donald Trump as thin-skinned — this time, mocking the Republican presidential nominee for lashing out at "Saturday Night Live" on Twitter because the sketch comedy show made fun of him.
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I think we all know from covering Silicon Valley, you can sometimes encounter surprisingly thin-skinned entrepreneurs who think that tech press is going to be glowing, and then whether or not they react in a certain way.
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With a president thin-skinned enough to rage publicly in response to Saturday Night Live sketches and an administration ridiculous enough that straight-faced weekly recaps sound like parody, the conversation is less silly than it is repetitive.
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The reporters pushed back, pressing Mr. Trump not just on the donations but also on his continued attacks against detractors in the Republican Party, on his press-bashing, on whether he is too thin-skinned for the presidency.
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Last week, the unthinkable happened: Roman Reigns, modern day gladiator, thin-skinned Twitter user, and swole-and-sweaty human manifestation of the expression "putting all your eggs in the basket," was suspended from WWE for a wellness violation.
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She concludes white people, particularly white progressives, are thin-skinned and become defensive when accused of racism -- unable to face their complicity in white supremacy, and seeking to attribute racism to evil, mean people who hate black people.
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Unlike Jackson, Rivers is publicly accountable for his team on a near-daily basis, in large part because he doubles as coach, but also because he has not yet devolved into a holier-than-thou, thin-skinned curmudgeon.
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One of the things I've discovered, and I've made a number of films about very powerful people, is somehow the more powerful you get, the more you feel you're somehow a victim, the more thin-skinned you get.
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Consisting of a rocket motor, seeker, warhead and fuze, APKWS rockets can track and attack targets such as small groups of enemy fighters, thin-skinned vehicles and other targets for which a Hellfire might be too large or unnecessary.
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"If the Clinton campaign is too thin-skinned to handle velvet-gloved contrasts from Bernie Sanders, you've got to wonder how they're going to get through a general election," said Michael Short, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee.
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As Ryu Spaeth notes, if Trump's appalling performance last night—which shone a clear as light as we'll ever get on how racist, sexist, and thin-skinned of a president he would be—didn't convince voters, then nothing will.
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It's no easy feat to be the most thin-skinned man in American politics these days, especially given that the country is run by a short-fingered vulgarian who compulsively tweets about every real and perceived slight against him.
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Just as Mr. Trump had been thin-skinned in employing a spokesman to exaggerate the size of his inaugural crowd, this person said, Mr. Colbert was mocking himself by using Mr. Spicer to overstate the size of his viewership.
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First, there is the use of the word "snowflake" to criticise younger generations—those more likely to be in favour of affirmative action and gender-neutral bathrooms, for instance, who are perceived as thin-skinned and less resilient than their forebears.
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Instead, the man who spoke to the world on the morning of January 11th was, whether judged in terms of his character or on questions of substance, the same bullying, thin-skinned but brilliantly populist man who campaigned with such success.
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He has successfully managed to get the ear, and perhaps the heart, of the famously boorish, thin-skinned Trump by appealing to Trump's love of ceremony, and by abruptly flipping the switch from cold to warm on Franco-American relations.
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Not the potatoes ("made from high-quality, thin-skinned potatoes"), not the cooking oil ("we may use canola oil, corn oil, sunflower oil or a blend"), not even a place of origin ("produced in Frito-Lay facilities across the country").
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She has also attacked him for his comments that an Indiana-born judge is biased against him as a result of his Mexican heritage, calling him a "thin-skinned, racist bully" during a speech at the American Constitution Society convention.
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For one thing, I'm as thin-skinned as anyone else, and don't enjoy being excoriated on Twitter or mocked as a theater snob or told on Facebook to just "relax" — as if my being uptight were what made the show bad.
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Thin-skinned, narcissistic, vindictive, habitual liars who say whatever thought comes into their heads do not normally make for great presidential fodder, and Trump's prejudiced persona is actively hurting candidates who have to run beneath him on the GOP ballot.
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What a contrast to the painfully thin-skinned Trump, who has not only lashed out at comedians who dare tell jokes about him but has even called for canceling "SNL," likely because he didn't like its jokes at his expense.
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Now, Trump's motivation for pushing back so hard on this topic is quite clear: Trump has long been obsessed with defining himself as a "winner," and therefore he is very thin-skinned about any suggestion that his election victory is illegitimate.
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Oliver hit him pretty much everywhere: for being a liar, for being a racist, for being a fraud, for being a flip-flopper, for being a short-fingered vulgarian, for being thin-skinned, for being corrupt—for being Donald Trump, in other words.
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The most thin-skinned president in US history, who wants to be compared to Abraham Lincoln, does not want his legacy to be, he's up there with Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, and is one of only three men to be impeached.
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Conservatives charge CNN with being thin-skinned, but I've reported on Trump rallies where the audience has been moved to send up a chant of "CNN sucks," and where the anger at the so-called mainstream media nearly boiled over into outright intimidation.
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Next to enter the arena of thin-skinned Trump presidential counselors was attorney Ty Cobb, a well-known and respected former federal prosecutor who was widely expected to provide sensible advice and a buffer between the President and special counsel Robert Mueller.
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And Robert Reich, a former Treasury secretary, called Mr. Trump "thin-skinned and vindictive" after Mr. Trump lashed out against a union leader on Twitter shortly after he criticized the president-elect for falling short on a promise to keep jobs in Indiana.
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"When you hear how uncoordinated it was, it really makes the administration look very thin-skinned and incompetent and mismanaged, especially in the sense of the allies," said Jenny Town, the managing editor of 38 North, a website that researches North Korea.
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View more opinion articles on CNN (CNN)Jokes on "Saturday Night Live" at the expense of Donald Trump have triggered the notoriously thin-skinned President numerous times over the past few years -- as evidenced by his angry tweets lashing out at the show.
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Even top Republicans — normally wary of crossing the thin-skinned president — expressed deep dismay over Trump's latest comments, which they viewed as a sign the president is digging in over his controversial move to abruptly upend U.S. foreign policy in the region.
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I spent my first evening here this month in the company of that Danish prince, who is being embodied with such compelling, thin-skinned agitation by Andrew Scott that I felt I could see his heart palpitating, and breaking apart, within his chest.
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For Trump, the thin-skinned TV star and now approval-craving politician, it was tactical but also personal: He believed that he had gotten Zucker his job at CNN and that the network's increasingly aggressive coverage of him was an act of betrayal.
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Trump believes in himself When Trump tweets his complaints about how Alec Baldwin portrays him on "Saturday Night Live," he diminishes the dignity of the office he was elected to fill and affirms the idea that he is thin-skinned and emotionally over-reactive.
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The biggest flip flop of the 2016 election belonged not to a politician, but the stock market, when after Election Day it changed its opinion of President Trump from a thin-skinned inciter of global crises to a tax-and-regulation cutting champion of business.
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"I'd say 'thin-skinned' due to the fact that he's constantly namesearching himself and replying to everyone with even the most casual criticism of him, blocking people, and not appearing to care when his following starts to dogpile people," he wrote back via email.
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But the more convincing explanation is just that Trump is so thin-skinned and lacking in self-confidence that he simply cannot let any criticism or attack roll off his back, even if engaging in scorched-earth response is damaging to his political prospects.
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Rather than stay on message and talk about one of the charities she has visited, she put herself in the spotlight and offered an answer formatted like those we have come to expect from her husband, President Donald Trump: self-aggrandizing and thin-skinned.
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Mr Lewandowski's firing matters if his former boss has finally been convinced by some brave soul or souls that the single person most likely to prevent the inauguration of President Donald Trump next January is Donald J. Trump, the ill-disciplined, thin-skinned narcissist-candidate.
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But though the cables contained the same sorts of observations that people within Trump's own administration have made on many occasions, the notoriously thin-skinned president clearly did not enjoy having those remarks about him by a British diplomat published in a major UK tabloid.
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This is particularly amusing because while the "President Bannon" narrative did indeed appear to be based in some truth at the beginning of the administration, many liberals referenced and deployed it as part of a deliberate attempt to provoke the famously thin-skinned president.
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So Mr. Kalika added a disclaimer ("Bubbie's are better," it began) and carried on serving his tender thin-skinned dumplings, filled with potato and topped with gribenes, chicken skin and onion that have been slowly crisped in chicken fat and freckled with black pepper.
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As he worked his way through his first four and a half hours on the air, Mr. Christie was the same politician 61 percent of the state voted for in 2013: blunt and bombastic, thin-skinned and tough-talking, self-deprecating and aggressively defensive.
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Trump's inauguration next Friday might improve these numbers if he can deliver a unifying speech and convince Americans that he has clear plans to spark economic growth and ease fears that he is a thin-skinned hot head prone to lashing out at even the slightest criticism.
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The Massachusetts senator, who is reportedly being vetted as a possible vice presidential pick for Clinton, declared presumptive GOP nominee Trump "a small, insecure money grubber," a "nasty man who will never become president of the United States" and a "thin-skinned bully," among other insults.
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Or would she understand that to get ahead in life it's good to be seen as a helpful team player and bad to be seen as a thin-skinned troublemaker and the best thing to do is either shrug it off or speak up in Biden's defense?
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In the short term leading Republicans fear something less apocalyptic but more plausible: that Mr Trump is so thin-skinned, vindictive and bored by detail, and his party so divided, that Republicans may pass no substantial laws between now and the mid-term elections of November 2018.
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Contrast this with the presumptive Republican and Democratic nominees: Donald Trump is a thin-skinned reality TV star with an authoritarian streak, and Hillary Clinton is a former secretary of state whose signature contribution to foreign policy — the 2011 military intervention in Libya — was an unmitigated disaster.
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In one of the most thin-skinned reactions yet (though it's really hard to decide) to Colin Kaepernick's protest of racial injustice and police brutality, Santa Clara police are now threatening to boycott 49ers games, thereby compromising the safety of the possible 68,000 fans who attend games.
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The former first daughter posted Tuesday about Trump's latest Twitter behavior with a witty response tying together Trump's inappropriate golf GIF (which showed him "hitting" Hillary Clinton with his "powerful swing"); his thin-skinned responses to criticism; and his distracting Twitter obsession during important United Nations meetings.
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It would seem to reflect such a thin-skinned vindictiveness and caprice as to send an entirely different—and from the crown prince's perspective, not entirely helpful—message to the people around him: that no-one is safe while the crown prince's power remains so untrammeled.
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"The mic briefly didn't work, but this thin-skinned President clearly heard the voices of the more than 250 Members of Congress and thousands of others who gathered outside the Supreme Court last night," Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Pelosi, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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" Meanwhile, Trump has put us on a track toward armed conflict with North Korea; on Thursday he resumed tweeting insults about that country's thin-skinned leader, writing, "The Chinese Envoy, who just returned from North Korea, seems to have had no impact on Little Rocket Man.
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Now, it seems that Turkey could be indefinitely under the thumb of a thin-skinned leader willing to use his vast powers to crack down on dissent at home and to pick fights with any foreign government perceived to slight him or to challenge his dismal human rights record.
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Trump also belittled North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un as "Rocket Man," a petty insult likely to infuriate the notoriously thin-skinned dictator Hours before Ri's speech on Saturday, Trump sent US bombers to fly in international waters along the North Korean coast in a provocative show of force.
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"There will always be adjustments when there is a transition, but on the whole it's amazing to me that for the first time, women are really listened to, because sexual harassment had often been dismissed as, 'Well, she made it up,' or, 'She's too thin-skinned,'" she said.
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The intense, thin-skinned freshness of Brandywines, the apricot glow of Jaune Flamme, the green standoffish shoulders of Black Krims, and my personal favorite, Rose de Berne, with its blush of color and amazing taste—all those heirlooms are the product of long-ago, hand-me-down mutations.
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Letters To the Editor: "Chaos Theory in Oval Office Is Taking Its Toll" (front page, March 2) describes a feckless, thin-skinned, petulant, impulsive and paranoid president and a demoralized White House in free fall, with the president at war with his own advisers, cabinet members and staff.
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Veterans of diplomacy and national security and specialists on North Korea fear that, whatever their intended result, Mr. Trump's increasingly bellicose threats and public insults of the famously thin-skinned Mr. Kim could cause the United States to careen into a nuclear confrontation driven by personal animosity and bravado.
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Lambasting the Tesla CEO as "a thin-skinned billionaire" with "a history of vindictively and intentionally ignoring truth," Unsworth argued that Musk knew his allegations of pedophilia against the cave expert were false but continued to assert them anyway after the caver criticized Musk's involvement in the rescue effort.
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It was rescued, we learn early in this episode, from the ashes of a hotel that this thin-skinned sociopath set ablaze after he tortured and killed the man who owned the place, and who somehow had offended the Don (Mark Margolis, whose acting will henceforth mostly involve nostrils and eyebrows).
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James had appeared on CNN not to criticize this thin-skinned and choleric president but to talk of growing up poor with a single mom and of trying to pay back those who helped him by underwriting a public, noncharter school for at-risk youth in his hometown, Akron, Ohio.
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Add to that a thin-skinned personality who bears a grudge -- a former Miss Turkey endured an "insult trial" for posting a satirical poem about Erdogan on Instagram (she received a 14-month suspended sentence) -- and you have a society that lives in fear, never knowing who will be his next target.
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A fixture in those early years, she remains in her son's orbit, making 11th-hour alterations backstage during fashion week, preparing carne asada and thin-skinned Hong Kong-style wontons for visitors, or traveling with her extended fashion family to Paris, where Mr. Leon and Ms. Lim are the creative directors for Kenzo.
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But many wondered whether the notoriously thin-skinned president would be able to join in on the fun — especially in light of the scandal surrounding former communications director Hope Hicks' surprise resignation on Wednesday, one day after she had admitted to a congressional investigative committee that she told "white lies" on behalf of Trump.
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Trump responded to news of the leak by tweeting that Darroch was "a pompous fool" and a "very stupid guy" who is "not liked or well thought of within the US," a "wacky ambassador" who "I do not know" -- an operatic outpouring of thin-skinned rage that simply validated Darroch's observations, the diplomat said.
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It's a matter of managing the amount of calories you eat based on your goal, managing the quality of your foods based on simple common sense — don't eat foods that have artificial colors and flavors, and try to go organic with meat, dairy, and thin-skinned fruits and vegetables — and moving your body more.
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A day after Peter Thiel explained why he had given about $10 million to fund multiple lawsuits against Gawker Media, the site's founder published an open letter to the Silicon Valley billionaire, calling him "thin-skinned" and a "comic book villain" and challenging him to a public debate about the role of journalism in society.
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While it will not be easy to overcome the fallout of provoking a thin-skinned dictator, the United States might now have a chance to focus on a more credible strategy: a deal that constrains, even if it does not immediately eliminate, North Korea's nuclear and missile programs without offering unacceptable concessions in return.
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You may think you have seen all of Mr. Giamatti's variations on frustrated masculinity — or that this role lands too close to his bitter sweet spot — but Richard's slumped posture, his nervous energy, his swerves from thin-skinned exasperation to stoical decency made me think I had either discovered a new planet or accidentally walked past a mirror.
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If there's a thin-skinned variety lying around but not much else in the house, my favorite thing to do is to put a pot of water on the stovetop with some onion, garlic and cheese rinds thrown in and simmer them until they're soft but not at all mashed or dented or splitting down the middle.
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The issues that afflict the economy — rising inequality, stagnant middle-class incomes, marginalization — are not enough to explain Americans' decision to leap off a cliff and entrust their fate to a collection of billionaires and ex-generals under the diktat of a thin-skinned showman of conspicuous "cruelty and ignorance," in the words of Garrison Keillor.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has the right do defend himself against critics, his campaign manager said Sunday, but that doesn't make him thin-skinned.
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He was ... The slightest negative comment, anything, you know, if you said that he arrived late and seemed sleepy, he would go ballistic and mean, conducting huge inquiries as to who said this, and how they said it, and fire the person who would remotely ... It was really extraordinary how thin-skinned he was, which speaks to a deep insecurity. Trumpian. Trumpian.
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My experience is that he's an unusually decent and honest politician who is very clear and serious in his ideas but thin-skinned when it comes to the possible problems with those ideas — it's not so much that he's considered the counterarguments and rejected them but that he doesn't seek them out and, when he does hear them, often dismisses them out of hand.
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" Warren, who campaigned aggressively on behalf of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, frequently highlighted what she saw as bigoted remarks from Trump and has described him as a "thin-skinned, racist bully.
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Scott Aukerman, the director and producer of the online comedy show "Between Two Ferns," hosted by Zach Galifianakis, says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is too thin-skinned to appear on the program.
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While his campaign has rebounded from countless controversies sparked by his thin-skinned derision — of a war hero who was captured, of a reporter with a disability, of a federal judge of Mexican heritage, of the parents of a fallen Muslim soldier — Trump's personal brand and future net worth may be irrevocably diminished by his videotaped admission of sexual assault and a slew of allegations validating it.
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Trump's vocabulary is limited (one account even declared he speaks like an 8-year-old), his knowledge of the world is frighteningly narrow, he lies constantly to get his way, he is a thin-skinned bully who lashes out at any criticism, and his narcissism reminds me of an adolescent who has not yet discovered there are other people in the world who matter.
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And as she has in the past, Warren carved out ample time to go after Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, calling him a "thin-skinned, racist bully" with no clear agenda to help working families.
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And it's especially risky given the two men involved: Trump, a notoriously thin-skinned leader with a short temper who is known to have stormed out of contentious negotiations before when they weren't going his way; meanwhile, Kim is a spoiled dictator whose entire country bows to his every whim on penalty of imprisonment or death and who is known to have assassinated several members of his family just to shore up his own power.
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LEVIN: And see a lot of similarities, I&aposm not talking about the way they speak, but there&aposs a charisma to both of these men, and there is a principle to both these men, and I&aposm concerned that there are some people who claim to be conservatives, who don&apost recognize it either because they&aposve had a personal tiff with him or they&aposre very thin skinned about approaches and so forth and so on.
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He is a touchingly perfect representative—far more than the prickly Voltaire—of a certain French intellectual kind not entirely vanished: ambitious, ironic, obsessed with sex to a hair-raising degree (he wrote a whole novella devoted to the secret testimony of women's genitalia), while gentle and loving in his many and varied amorous connections; possessed of a taste for sonorous moralizing abstraction on the page and an easy temporizing feel for worldly realism in life; and ferociously aggressive in literary assault while insanely thin-skinned in reaction, littering long stretches of skillful social equivocation with short bursts of astonishing courage.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) renewed her assault on "thin-skinned racist bully" Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Saturday, calling on Democrats to take a stand against the likely GOP presidential nominee.
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