The correct title is "Tough Love: Cinema by Lynne Ramsay," not "Tough Love: The Cinema of Lynne Ramsay."
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To put a number on it, when a human was giving the robot tough love, the machine had a 52 percent success rate at grasping, compared to 26.5 percent without the tough love.
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"Tough Love" (season 24, episode 24) "Tough Love" features the first time we see Willow's magic turn her eyes black, when she turns on Glory in a fury after Glory melts Tara's brain.
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And it took some tough love to get there though.
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But the young student journalists couldn't handle Paris' tough love.
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"To me, it wasn't tough love," Scott said this week.
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All that tough love from his mom paid off. 20163.
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I believe in tough love, meaning we're tough with each other.
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Kim and Khloé Kardashian are giving their sister some tough love.
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Saying no can be an act of kindness—it's tough love!
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In those situations, you have to dish out some tough love.
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The tough love continues on this season of Million Dollar Matchmaker!
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His views chime with the authoritative person's message of tough love.
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It's the best demonstration of tough love and walking the walk.
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They also appreciate the way coaches, through tough love, teach accountability.
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Martin bristles at the idea that he is dispensing tough love.
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It's a vicious cycle of tough love where there's no winning.
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Tough love ... it works even if your son is damn near 40.
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Many parents may have trouble with that kind of tough-love approach.
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She wore this outfit for the "Tough Love" portion of the show.
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His advisers need to take a tough-love approach on this one.
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She's an immigrant like me and gives me so much tough love.
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Mr. Trump has convinced me to give my daughter some tough love.
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I had convinced myself that she was just showing me tough love.
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But tough love doled out by families is another form of coerced treatment.
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She gives Rob some of that tough love that Chyna was talking about.
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And then I said I love you, but it's tough love I guess.
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The film advocates tough love in lieu of prison for troubled juvenile offenders.
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Mr. Wyatt liked the tough-love approach, which he said, also included compassion.
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So cutting out the "frills" is a form of triage: tough love. Really?
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Her tough love, no-nonsense personality is a through line of the show.
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The president needs to start a tough-love dialogue with Black Lives Matter.
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There needed to be some 'tough' love in order to get it done.
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It's tough love for sure, but Jeff says it's all in Demi's hands.
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And rather than prison and "tough love," today's parents want evidence-based treatment.
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It's tough love, though — Martha also gave a glowing summary of his many talents.
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"Patti definitely preaches some tough love, and I'm here to learn," says Jedlica, 35.
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I guess that they would describe me as having a lot of tough love.
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Our thought bubble: The SEC settlement amounts to some "tough love" for the company.
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William H. Macy has some tough love coming for his TV son, Ethan Cutkosky.
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Ashley got some tough love from Nick, and of course she reacted perfectly rationally.
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Yes, we all have people in our lives who could use some tough love.
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And so, after laying out his concerns, he announced plans for some tough love.
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The film advocates for tough love in lieu of prison for troubled juvenile offenders.
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Rosensweig offers the tough love, while Doe serves as the source of financial wisdom.
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The stereotype is that they are best at dispensing "tough love" to difficult students.
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Beli, the tough-love Dominican mother who suffered catastrophic sexual abuse throughout her life.
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Clinton, it was in the form of tough love: "I love Hillary," she said.
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Some of it is New York, ya know, it's tough love and all that.
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Tough love and firm boundaries are in order even for a tortured tennis genius.
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"Without a little tough love, they would never have made this deal," he said.
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Just a little "tough love" to get the two sides to resolve their differences.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Marcus Lemonis has some tough-love advice.
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"You're going to see me giving him a little bit of tough love," JWoww said.
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In addition to the tough love, Dr. Nowzaradan gives Statum an ultimatum – lose 55 lbs.
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Actress Mindy Kaling stopped by The Late Show to give Stephen Colbert some tough love.
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The military has a certain passive-aggressive, tough love approach to teaching soldiers a lesson.
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Bee credits that fight, and his father's tough-love coaching, for teaching him about heart.
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The tough love rhetoric contrasted starkly with the more supportive approach adopted by key workers.
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All scandal and debt are erased; Trump's combative streak is alchemized into Daddy's tough love.
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But his tough love message to the party is likely not what those Democrats expected.
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In others, through a combination of empathy and tough love, she begins to reach him.
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The collection, which includes both previously published and new columns, dispenses thoughtful, tough-love advice.
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As always, MJ can't handle her emotions and Aaliyah has to give her some tough love.
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Their encouragement, tough love and motivation helped push O'Neal both on and off the basketball court.
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It's more about tough love than hand-holding, which is strange since otters like holding hands.
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The Jersey Shore cast is like family — and with family, sometimes it's all about tough love.
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Chris Harrison helped me with my tinder profile today/gave me some much needed tough love.
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He also showed her the kind of tough love that he could have been despised for.
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This is effectively coddling U.S. firms instead of providing them the tough love that they need.
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When she first asks for her job back, Jacqueline demurs in an act of tough love.
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Here are four areas where the U.S. could exercise some "tough love" in the United Nations.
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A bit of tough love gets us out of our heads and back to the present.
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It shows a kind of tough-love story with Notifi, whose his face hidden in obscurity.
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Ms. Edwards said the military had tried counseling and tough love, but nothing seemed to work.
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"She came around at the right time with the right tough love," he said by email.
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Hilary Duff Actress Hilary Duff took a tough-love approach with her own public service announcement.
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Tough love time: Base your actions on facts and the advice of experts, not on feelings.
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If not, ask three or four friends to come over and give you some tough love.
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If they don't, it may be time for some serious tough love from the candidate himself.
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As he describes it, the job was part counselor, part cheerleader and part tough-love parent.
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Dwayne Johnson visits a tough-love rehabilitation program for young offenders who've been tried as adults.
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Tough love usually leads to more trauma, which makes addiction even more difficult to get over.
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MELCHIOR: My hit of the week is tough love from parents who evicted their son in court.
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Sean Penn's son Hopper is opening up about how his dad's tough love helped him kick meth.
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Patti Stanger isn't holding back from giving her tough love to a "narcissistic" Bachelor in Paradise alum.
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If your boss gives you "tough love," it could mean they think you can handle the responsibility.
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It's also important to make a tough-love evaluation of whether the loan is needed, Keeler said.
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That shift lifted me to a new level of gratitude for the tough love he always gave.
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I spouted jargon from tough-love parenting manuals that gave me an excuse to stay in bed.
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Mr. Powell's remarks were described by one analyst as a dose of "tough love" for financial markets.
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The Saturday Profile SINGAPORE — For half a century, Singapore's creation story has been one of tough love.
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Sam handles all this with a mix of free-range mothering, brash humor and improv tough love.
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We recorded and released our first full length album, Tough Love, and went on our first tour.
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Though true love can be hard to find, tough love is in plentiful supply on Million Dollar Matchmaker.
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And they're not afraid to dish out tough love (remember earlier, when the duo said Weezer is "thirsty"?).
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"It's unfortunate in the short term, but in the long term it's kind of tough love," Pham said.
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She still sees how broken her brother is, however, and attempts to fix him with some tough love.
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The Italian chef took it like a champ and laughed at the Big Little Lies star's tough love.
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And according to O'Leary, his own stepfather gave him some tough love that ultimately influenced his future success.
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She had faults, she made mistakes, and she parented with tough love — the only way she knew how.
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And I'm really glad she did, because a little bit of tough love is what got me through.
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Sadly, tough love didn't work during Paris' brief stint as editor-in-chief of The Yale Daily News.
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Things are going pretty good which means, it&aposs time for ... UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Tough love with Greg Gutfeld.
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For today's episode of Daily VICE, we're back in New York to meet a tough-love bail bondswoman.
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Lamar Odom flatly rejected the "tough love" intervention, so his other family is trying a different approach ... TLC.
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But outside of the violence on the mat, Parker was turning his life around under Martin's tough love.
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He also had to make amends for seven years of public gestures of tough love toward black folks.
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I thought, wow, this guy, he's full of a lot of tough love, and he's just completely different.
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There was no tough love: If Traoré had to be reprimanded or criticized, it was always in private.
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Jones said he called Koepka out about his comportment, which was the subject of numerous "tough love" talks.
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But the tough love has come at a price — no one even wants to be seen with him.
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With no central authority willing or able to impose it, competitors across the pond received no such tough love.
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Andy Cohen's mom isn't afraid to speak her mind and give some tough love about her son's Instagram posts.
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In 2009, the actor told Parade he wasn't a "tough love guy" when it came to raising their children.
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They were close in the past, and Chyna also likes that Kim takes a tough love stance with Rob.
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They must learn that sometimes, what our friends, colleagues, and lovers need more than anything else is tough love.
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On the other hand, Trump has used some very tough love on some of his Cabinet secretaries of late.
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And two, this wasn't willy-nilly tough love, as the human participants were working with certain rules and constraints.
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But what Ms. DeVos called "tough love" policy experts and observers called the ultimate display of a frustrated federalist.
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But McMaster's insistence that Trump's criticism of European allies stemmed from "tough love" sparked literal laughter from the crowd.
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Ms. Gordon, often nursing a glass of vodka, presided over the scene with a personal brand of tough love.
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This option requires that the couple continually recalibrate their behavior, adopting tenderness or tough love as the situation requires.
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Her nastiness is soon revealed as a form of tough love, at least until the device becomes genuinely jealous.
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In order to help save his business, Lemonis used tough love to show Devlin how he was treating his employees.
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Hopper has been open about his struggle with addiction in the past, saying Sean's tough love helped him get clean.
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" That didn't stop Sassoon from wanting to try and help Kim, though, and dose out some of her "tough love.
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Dan uses some tough love to explain that her kids are one emergency away from cleaning her bank account out.
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Her advice has always been gentle and empathetic, but ultimately it always served up a healthy dose of tough love.
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Khloé, who confirmed her pregnancy to friends and family on last night's episode, immediately gave her mom some tough love.
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Father-son confrontations and tough-love warnings from a rehab counselor (played by Common) are little more than boilerplate harangues.
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Buddy Stephens is the tough-love coach who whips these men into fighting condition both on and off the field.
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But Marcus Lemonis, self-made millionaire and host of CNBC's "The Profit," has some tough love for recent college grads.
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Former Google career coach Jenny Blake, for instance, is not convinced that tough love is a necessary element of management.
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What could have been some tough love for men about seeking emotional maturity instead promoted the notion that harassment works.
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He described it like tough love — calling out black people to try to get them to turn their lives around.
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The second key player is Hannah's mother, Loreen, and Becky Ann Baker turns in one last fantastic, tough-love performance.
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Now, he could be joking ... or maybe Mutombo's showing his nephew some tough love -- after all, rookies gotta learn, right?
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I scream for her help so many times she gets fed up and decides to dole out some tough love.
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Hopper has been open about his struggle with addiction in the past, saying his dad's tough love helped him get clean.
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According to Willink, these three tough love lessons can help any leader whether they are at home or in the workplace.
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But her first foster family didn't do much to help her trim down as they struggled with the "tough love" mentality.
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She says that fans of tough love will like this powerful tell-all about being a leader that includes his failures.
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But Mira's tough love speech encourages him to backpocket his escape plan, and with renewed energy, heads straight to Carrie's house.
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Mr. Woltz likened the acclimation to tough love, necessary for a meadow that will be to a large extent self-sustaining.
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And so it is notable that Rice devotes only a single page in "Tough Love," her 500-page memoir, to Sept.
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As the planet of tough love and limitation, Saturn could also reflect growing pains in your partnerships—including business-oriented partnerships.
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When Roseanne originally aired in the '90s, the character was a feminist who valued the most compassionate kind of tough love.
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"You're going to see me giving him a little bit of tough love," Jenni "JWoww" Farley said ahead of the season premiere.
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But the truth is, we've all got a few people in our lives who could benefit from a bit of tough love.
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With some dedication and a little tough love you can help your pet shed pounds just like Gracie in the clip above.
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But with some tough love and a lot of Christmas spirit, could this royal pain turn into a knight in shining armor?
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"I wanted to write the song as a letter to her, almost like a tough love song, from that perspective," she adds.
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You are always available to guide me, and all of our friends, with open ears and tough love when its needed most.
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For example, a strain is placed on Singer's relationship with her best friend Sonja Morgan after Singer gives her some tough love.
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And an adult Emma laying down some salty, tough love at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters... Well, that would just be gravy.
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The sometimes tough love of the Christian faith of my childhood demanded a certain amount of self-reflection and, occasionally, self-criticism.
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"Sometimes with these women, you actually have to take charge with them and give them a lot of tough love," said Chong.
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Support—and maybe even some tough love—arrives as the moon connects with the planet of structure, Saturn, and power planet Pluto.
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But, they'll go on, there's a difference between kids who were really tortured and kids who just didn't like the tough love.
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Sure, Neptune's tough love and Jupiter's laid-back attitude were endearing, but whenever Venus opened his mouth, the monitor became a mirror.
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Yara then gives Theon some tough love: either slit his wrists or get over everything he's been through and return to her.
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Aside from tough love for Mr. Musk, improving investor relations, mass production and corporate finance are all on Tesla's to-do list.
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A stereotypical tough-love coach, Saul had gone to Beijing 18 years earlier to advise the then-neophyte Wen Chang on coaching.
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That would put Fernandez over the threshold to avoid a runoff as voters were rejecting Macri's tough-love austerity amid an economic crisis.
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After Appleby's tough love, Bierko says he enrolled at The Biggest Loser Resort on Amelia Island, where he focused on cross-training exercises.
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If our buddy is spiraling, and our gentle ways of comforting them haven't worked, you might need to offer up some tough love.
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The actor reveals to PEOPLE Now that he set about making a major lifestyle change after some tough love from costar Shiri Appleby.
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I teamed up with Refinery29 financial expert Priya Malani to create a completely unsexy, totally tough-love guide to paying down your debt.
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Before Jenner moved into her first home, big sisters Kim Kardashian West and Khloé Kardashian gave her some tough love about home ownership.
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Which is something akin to tough love in the time of Insta-moms and their chic, hyper-curated kids' wardrobes and Paleo snacks.
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Yara took a quick break for some tough love, telling her brother that she had no time for his post-traumatic stress disorder.
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In the current production, I missed the brutality of the final confrontations, which now seem to pass in a haze of tough love.
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Ms. King has emerged as a tough-love truth-teller, delivering straight talk between posts on social media about squeezing into her Spanx.
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When Isabella wouldn't budge, Bella, who learned a little about tough love from her mother, took the tent down with her still inside.
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I learned so much from her, and there is simply no way I would be here without her tough love and incredible patience.
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Rather than grovel to such voters, as the GOP autopsy of 2012 would have him do, he had some tough love for them.
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Still, this self-help book has quite positive feedback across the 'net, and sometimes a little tough love can make all the difference.
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But then she used the bully pulpit of her office to dispense some "tough love," prodding states to go farther than they had.
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Patti LaBelle has nothing but fondness for Mariah Carey, even if that means she's had to give out some tough love over the years.
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While Paltrow was quick to tell her mother she had "needed" the tough love, Danner was adamant that she hadn't treated her daughter fairly.
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" Consequently, in order to help people with addiction, we can't push them away with "tough love" or try to force them to "hit bottom.
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The former carny kid, 51, tried to give Simmons tough love on Wednesday's episode — mimicking the way Simmons had questioned Locken's relationship weeks earlier.
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"No first lady has ever been more humiliated than me," she pouted, before Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) entered to give Trump some tough love.
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So on the occasion of San Diego Comic-Con, one of the biggest fan events in the world, it's time for some tough love.
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You just have to remain dependable and reliable knowing you have to show some tough love at times, but it's all for their benefit.
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Hopper has struggled with substance abuse in the past, and last year he publicly credited Sean's tough love approach for helping him get clean.
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While Carter has been motivated by a kind of religious zeal, Obama claims to employ "tough love," which has led to two false assumptions.
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One possibility is that Tan will go the tough love route, telling Qualcomm that its stock sagged in a bull market due to mismanagement.
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But when it comes to working out, it really bothers me when group fitness instructors are mean or use "tough love" to motivate participants.
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As the host of the hit reality show Bar Rescue, Taffer offers the kind of tough love that struggling bar owners need to hear.
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He says most successful programs aren't lofty and philosophical, and they don't involve a lot of talk therapy, yoga or tough-love scare tactics.
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"She worked very hard to get herself out of the life she was in, and everything failed," Janney said of LaVona's tough-love approach.
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Those are satisfying answers, ones that can even justify all that criticism as some much-needed tough love, but they ignore some inconvenient facts.
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There are repetitions and a general bagginess to the essays, taken together, but Scranton at his best is an incisive dispenser of tough love.
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Years later as a man and father of three girls, I know that tough love, is a helluva lot better than no love at all.
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She hopes that with some tough love and a soft entry point, Silicon Valley can get to a place where it eventually won't need AnitaB.
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I know that many of you will laugh this off, because you think that such a "tough love" election message would be a political suicide.
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A "tough love" mentality insinuates that people need to "hit rock bottom," whether it's arrest, loss of possessions, or health problems, before they will change.
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The second area of focus should be welfare, which under current plans is on the wrong side of the line between tough love and inequity.
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It has reached a pitch in the last couple of months, as Pogba has been treated to the full range of his manager's tough love.
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Keeping them on track is a tough-love coach, Chris Scribner, who hopes the students won't be denied college scholarships because of race or class.
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The fantastic second season of "Better Things," airing now, depicts a single mom's tough love for her daughters as a kind of febrile guerrilla war.
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Though it's a moving moment when she begins to get through to her husband with tough love, the play nevertheless leaves you doubting her success.
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And at HUD, Secretary Ben Carson has taken a tough-love approach to housing, saying that too much government aid mires people deeper in poverty.
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She estimates she spent well over $100,000 on treatment — including 12-step and "tough love" programs — and still lost her two sons to drug overdoses.
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Perhaps my coworkers were pulling for me to achieve my goals and thought tough love was the only way to go—the best recipe for success?
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Sparkle, who is featured in "Surviving R. Kelly," says the black community needs to show R. Kelly some tough love ... NOT the unconditional love Erykah offered.
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If European countries do end up investing significantly more in their own defenses in the next decade, the Trump administration's tough love will have reaped dividends.
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The tough-love reply goes like this: If you need a private loan as an undergraduate especially, then your college of choice is simply not affordable.
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The troubled teen or "tough love" industry is made up mostly of for-profit companies that promise to fix drug addiction, mental illness, and attitude problems.
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It contains about a thick pamphlet's worth of tough-love pointers about how the most successful people think long-range, form definite plans, pursue determinate goals.
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After fighting in school, Eze was banished to his homeland to stay with his Aunt Grace (Tina Mba), a professor with a talent for tough love.
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Ann Lightfoot, a professional organizer and a founding partner of Done & Done Home in New York, has some tough love to offer the tote-stashing set.
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Edgerton is Victor Sykes, the head of the tough-love boot camp that purports to teach masculinity and inflicts physical punishment on those who don't conform.
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Bam Margera's sit-down with Dr. Phil proved to be even more explosive than previously believed ... and it was Bam's mom who dished some tough love.
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The storyline its proponents push is that no-excuses schools may be tough but they prepare students well: They represent a kind of educational tough love.
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Thus, when there is a policy of teachers berating poorly performing students, it's not tough love in the service of preparing students for future academic success.
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Here's Charles Oakley dishing out some tough love to Eli Apple ... telling the NY Giants cornerback 3 things he's gotta do after acting a damn fool (again).
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Missouri Representative Billy Long attempted to paint an example of why regulations would be bad for innovation and seemed to give Zuck a little tough-love advice.
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That tough love paid off, and it's now been over five years since Lovato got sober — a journey she chronicled in her acclaimed YouTube documentary, Simply Complicated.
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And at her worst, Hollis refashions her own (apparently resolved) struggles into astonishingly harsh instruction for other women, under the guise of women's empowerment and tough love.
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After gaining weight for the 2016 film War Dogs, he decided to slim down again, with some tough love from his 22 Jump Street costar Channing Tatum.
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In my early 20s, I often took it upon myself to deliver "tough love" to friends around me because I felt no one else was speaking up.
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And though packed with tough love for colleagues on both sides of the aisle, it was infused with his love for the US Senate, and his country.
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Danny Masterson, Mr. Kutcher's co-star on "That '70s Show," is his brother, Rooster, who lives with their father, Beau (Sam Elliott), a tough-love cowboy type.
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It's essentially a one-sided conversation, in which a mother, in an expression of tough love, overwhelms her daughter with advice she is too young to grasp.
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The scolding, the displays of "tough love," were so regular that they felt at times like a primary team storyline alongside the impending retirement of Kobe Bryant.
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"It can be a hand to hold, eyes to lock gaze with, tough love, gentle reminders to move to another position or eat something sweet," she said.
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Theon gets some tough love from sister Yara, who tells him to drink his goddamn ale and either end his own suffering or banish the Reek within.
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Occasionally he could be harsh or even insulting, but it was always in the context of delivering the tough love that the contestants so needed to hear.
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Elizabeth, meanwhile, just kept doing what she does: exercising extremely tough love with Paige, surveilling the arms negotiators and killing another American, an innocent one this time.
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They'd just offer a tough-love message: If you want health insurance on the public dime, you should move to a place where you can find work.
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To Officer Pawlich, seeing Mr. Brantley and Ms. Eaton embrace in the parole office lobby was a final straw that pushed him from tough love to fury.
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Rather, it seemed that some tough love was being applied to Bird, the 240-year-old heir apparent to Mark Teixeira as the Yankees' everyday first baseman.
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The university changed him, transformed him, he said, his time there defined above all by his relationship with Izzo, whose primary mode of communication was tough love.
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When she flops, Seb — who, granted, has let her down a couple of times in pursuit of his music career — is there to give her some tough love.
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The election pitted Macri's tough-love austerity against the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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Facilities that deployed "tough love" to adolescents had grown from a wave of programs in the 1960s and '1003s that were skeptical of mainstream psychiatry and pharmaceutical solutions.
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We're told Khloe's view was that she was exercising tough love on Rob, because she felt he was falling off the wagon and Chyna was preying on him.
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It was while watching Gourmet Makes that I first observed Brad Leone, giving Claire the brotherly tough love she needed to push her Twinkies to the next level.
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I was aware that Eric's father was not in picture much during his childhood and that he had issues with his mother's tough love approach to raising him.
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It's a sharp turn from "After Everything I've Done For You," but it's great to see Paula being so sensible — and giving Rebecca some much-needed tough love.
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There should be more accountability, there should be a little bit more tough love, but to cut off the aid would be, I think, counterproductive for our interests.
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Chris Sands, a professor at the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, said Canada's problems marked "a new era of tough love" with Washington.
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After federal auditors told the state to hire more staff and HUD labeled the state a "slow spender," Florida is starting to retreat from its tough-love approach.
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Barrymore has also executive produced TLC's Rattled and VH1's Tough Love, as well as the upcoming Charlie's Angels film and a 2020 project called The Stand-In.
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He is primarily known not as an ex-enforcer, they said, but as a hockey oracle who dishes wisdom with tough love and a side of Canadian wit.
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She feared her partners' shame, feared more bullying from her tough-love parents, feared the jeering her thinner friends had to endure when they spent time with her.
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When Gretchen Weiners pushed the phrase "fetch" as new slang for "cool" in the now-15-year-old classic Mean Girls, she was given a little tough love.
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There are times where I think it's necessary for some tough love and I have to be stern with them, so I show some of my concern and frustration.
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Perry previously voiced his iconic character Madea in 2015's animated Madea's Tough Love, while Morgan has given life to characters in The Boxtrolls and the two Rio films.
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"You had to be prepared because it was tough love," said Mr. Marolt, who later served for 20 years as chief executive of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association.
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But what I believe is that black people were willing to go along with that "tough love" because they felt like he was going to also advocate for them.
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His Ghana-born "Mum" is so into tough love, he says, that at his 45th birthday party recently, she turned her cheek away when he went to kiss her.
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Ms. Rice, a contributing opinion writer, is the author of the forthcoming memoir, "Tough Love: My Story of the Things Worth Fighting For," from which this essay is adapted.
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This tough love — I'm going to be hard on myself — you know, in some perverse way, if it were true, we might try to leverage it, but it's not.
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TOUGH LOVE My Story of the Things Worth Fighting For By Susan Rice To hear conservatives tell it, the most important day of Susan Rice's career occurred on Sept.
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The apparent rift stems, in part, from Belichick's tough-love management style, Wickersham suggests, and the fact that the coach openly criticizes players, no matter how celebrated or successful.
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Hopefully, in the future, her comments, while containing the "tough love" necessary, will build stronger relationships with and inspire more public confidence in those working in states and schools.
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When people express skepticism, some leaders start bringing in more tough-love tactics—suggesting if you don't join or commit, there may be business or personal opportunities you'll miss.
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Good parenting means tough love, after all, and Ford's reappearance forces Bernard to truly take charge of his own fate in a way we haven't seen him do so far.
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While Kim Kardashian West has been a strong source of support for Caitlyn Jenner throughout her transition, she's not afraid to give some tough love when she deems it necessary.
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He treats everyone who walks through the door at Iconoclast, a WeWork space for personal trainers, with the same amount of respect coupled with a tiny dose of tough love.
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Maybe it was someone who made you laugh or gave you some tough love or just knew exactly what to say to get you to finally understand the Pythagorean theorem.
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They definitely showed us tough love at times but I always respected that they took a parent role over a best friend role and I'm still very close with them.
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The full album, Before a Million Universes, is due out on March 4 from Exploding in Sound Records and Tough Love/Brace Yourself in the UK. Follow them on Twitter.
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Mr. Simpson's version includes a combination of striking vulnerability and tough love, channeling the lessons handed to him by his own father and grandfather and mixing in his own confessions.
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Hoarders take "tough love" to the extreme: They refuse ever to give an adult child money, insisting that the child work multiple jobs to pay for college or medical bills.
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"When you build a relationship on trust, then the majority of people are OK with tough love," Christine Porath, a professor at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, tells Inc.
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Ms. Bioh, 34, grew up in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, the youngest of three siblings in a tight-knit, tough-love family that often lived hand-to-mouth.
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Orman made a name for herself serving up tough love to people who wanted to go on lavish vacations but admitted they still hadn't paid off their credit card bills.
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She leads a great cast that includes Jodie Comer of "Killing Eve" as the beautiful best friend, Claire Rushbrook as the mother and Ian Hart as the tough-love therapist.
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A full-length, Tough Love , followed in 2014, this time a little angrier, and a tad more profane, establishing the band as masters of fed-up, self-aware basement rock songs.
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We need the tough love parenting that actually helps restore independence and self-reliance, not the rewarding of bad behavior that sends a child down an irrecoverable path but feels good.
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This brand of tough-love priest isn't unique to this former member of the Eastern bloc: An American counterpart might be the pastor Michael Pfleger, an activist on Chicago's South Side.
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When I was growing up, you would hear stories about kids caught smoking cigarettes being made to smoke an entire pack to teach them a lesson—tough love, baby boomer style.
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Mr. Sulzberger told the president he liked to think of them as "tough love," according to Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones, who wrote a history of the Sulzberger family.
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Their tough love is introduced in the pilot episode, when the siblings argue over who has to sleep closer to the door in the motel room they now have to share.
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To prevent children from regressing, there must be a balance between tough love and tolerance of behavioral problems that stem from deep-seated pain, said Jonathan McLean, the director of Hawthorne.
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" Frank LaRose, a Republican and Ohio's newly elected secretary of state, called it "tough love for the party, but it's what the voters are starting to expect and demand from us.
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Plenty of commenters applaud Vaynerchuk for his tough-love style, saying that his point is not really about the number of hours you sleep but what you do when you're awake.
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In both cases, and in much of his career to this point, Jafa's intention is clear: to show a kind of misguided, preparatory tough love, the overture to the coming nightmare.
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In both cases, and in much of his career to this point, Jafa's intention is clear: to show a kind of misguided, preparatory tough love, the overture to the coming nightmare.
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Abby Lee Miller has faced backlash for her tough-love approach to teaching young dancers on Dance Moms, but, she says, she's just trying to make them the best they can be.
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The film, as such, builds to a moment when Derek, at his lowest, receives tough love and compassion from his high school English teacher Sweeney (played by Avery Brooks), who is black.
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All right, we have to go, but to your point about when you draw an analogy of parenting, Trump&aposs letter to Kim Jong-un was a perfect version of tough love.
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In her book "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother", Amy Chua, a first-generation Chinese-American married to an American academic, describes the tough love she meted out to her two daughters.
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We hear from Lavonda Harding (Allison Janney), Harding's mother whose determination to see her daughter succeed — which isn't all that altruistic to begin with — often means mistaking tough love for actual abuse.
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Now she's determined to help a debt-plagued family step back from the brink by giving the tools and tough love they need to get back on the path to economic independence.
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Besides those two programs, Barrymore has also executive produced TLC's Rattled and VH1's Tough Love, as well as the upcoming Charlie's Angels film and a 2020 project called The Stand-In.
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The appeal of Knight over the last two decades is not that he is a winner — he won his last championship 29 years ago — but the nostalgia his tough-love approach inspires.
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The liveliest chapters belong to Hazel, whose ironic perceptiveness imbues the soap-operatic turns of her middle years and the tough-love crustiness passed down from her mother with layers of gravitas.
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Which offers her own brand of affirmation, guidance and tough love, encouraging Meg to find and become her best self and to be a warrior for good against the forces of darkness.
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My mother, the breadwinner and provider, also gave me everything my father couldn't: strong values, tough love, weekend drives to theater and choir and dance practices on the other side of town.
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He was not shy about criticizing American medical education — he proposed that traditional medical schools be radically restructured — and went a few steps beyond tough love in telling doctors about their limitations.
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And his lectures to black audiences about their behavior assured whites that he wouldn't be captive to African-Americans as the first black president but instead would take a "tough love" approach.
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Resignations and non-endorsements by GOP leaders and Republican women voters staying home or crossing the aisle are the tough love required to shirk the toxicity of the Party's worst moral offenders.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter understands he might need to make serious changes in his day-to-day life if he's going to be around for his family ... this after some tough love.
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She promised God she would open a treatment center for addicts if she could save him, and she did, using the Narcotics Anonymous 12-step method, and a dose of tough love.
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Broadly is the home of tough-love astrology—we help our readers know what they're talking about, so they can wield their cosmic knowledge in a way that enriches their everyday lives.
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Manchin said Gorsuch was "pretty solid" from what he saw in the hearings and offered some tough love for some of his Democratic colleagues when it comes to considering the Supreme Court pick.
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Because the US is isolated from other G20 countries on these issues, we should expect some tough love toward Trump if these topics are raised in front of or away from the cameras.
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Democrats' attempts at "tough love" centrism didn't win them any credit across the aisle, while an increasingly empowered immigrant-rights movement started taking them to task for the adverse consequences of enforcement policies.
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The cast is rounded out by Brad Garrett as conservative, tough-love widower Douglas, Kimrie Lewis as the warm Poppy, and Jake Choi as in-over-his-head 20-year-old dad Miggy.
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With a little tough love and a lot of wisdom, the hosts of "Saved" are able to help Christian overhaul his expenses and create a budget that will help him achieve his goals.
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She helped them devise the tough-love or "no excuses" pedagogical approach increasingly common among charter schools, which holds students to high standards and employs stern disciplinary methods meant to cultivate good habits.
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The family called her Bar, Mother, Ganny, the Silver Fox and, notably, the Enforcer, as she used her wit, humor and tough love to raise six children, 33 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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Last week, stress was put on your relationships as play-by-the-rules Saturn rained on amorous Venus in Libra's overly-idealistic parade, giving you some tough love you're still feeling this week.
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"When a 6-foot-2 white guy is red in the face, screaming expletives," Mistry says, "someone else might see their football coach or their dad" — that is, an exemplar of tough love.
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Our photog spoke with Shawne outside the Sports Illustrated party Friday in San Francisco and he dished out some tough love for the QB. The main point being, stay out of the spotlight.
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Democrats' attempts at "tough love" centrism didn't win them any credit across the aisle, while an increasingly empowered immigrant-rights movement started calling them to task for the adverse consequences of enforcement policies.
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JASSER:I think the honest portions of the American media, whether it be conservatives like yourself or others that are willing to talk to Muslims with a tough love, I think, are addressing the issue.
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President Trump can have a successful summit Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Finland and outwit his critics if he takes a tough-love approach to his seeming bromance with the Russian leader.
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Just that as part of the effort to see deals, win deals, burnish their brand, that the industry has gotten too accommodating toward CEOs and sometimes doesn't deliver the tough love that they need?
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Pay attention you participation trophy-loving, "winning isn't everything"-type parents ... Gary Payton is about to give you a lesson in tough love ... by giving you a SUPER REAL scouting report on his son.
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For women, Ms. Cox works to get them on a budget, to make sure they have insurance and wealth managers and to give them tough-love lectures about the importance of getting a job.
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And, if so, could a victory for Clinton mean the end of the period in American life where the president's remarks about racism include a mandatory "tough love" aside full of shame and scorn?
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But he did offer Mr. Trump a dose of tough-love advice and, in doing so, he suggested that the president's prospects might hinge in part on how he handles the current health crisis.
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The little man gets his against the nearly 7-foot star early (although he can't finish his layup) but after that it's all Boogie, as he doles out a little tough love hoops style.
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She described herself as "first a Jew, second a Democrat and above all a feminist" who, like a village elder, dispensed tough love to young women trying to navigate their own careers in Washington.
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They must know that the world's most powerful nation is prepared to practice tough love if they take actions inconsistent with the strength of the United States or the stability of the international system.
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Today, despite 50 years' worth of research on the harms of "tough love" parenting, many black parents still see a slap across the behind or a firm pop on the hand as within bounds.
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Although Philthy's status as a Seminary soldier is undisputed, in this conversation, he's a Seminary Samaritan by giving some tough love guidance for upcoming artists trying to leave the streets and make it in rap.
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They do it because they believe that through tough love, they can force their kids to do what's safe for them to do, to be the gender that they're born in—and that doesn't work.
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Considering Barbara's rep for a tough-love business mentality, it's no surprise she gave our guy the nunya-beeswax treatment when he tried to dig a little deeper on her recruiting process for Mr. Carter.
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"So Well" is a longing collaboration with Jessie Ware, who's totally mastered pensive synth-soul in her own right; if you told me this was a remodeled Tough Love B-side, I'd probably believe you.
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I was lucky that she never bought into "tough love," a strategy based on the idea that cutting a drug user off from everything that is familiar will somehow be a motivator to get clean.
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It is a grievance he shares with his father, whom he paints as a tough-love figure throughout the book, as well as the "Shakespeare of 140 characters," a wink to his father's Twitter account.
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The notification was tough love sent by the universe — or, more accurately, by some AI that claimed to interpret the universe as it specifically pertained to me — and I felt just a little less alone.
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One that he met with offered some tough love: If he ever wanted to get a host job, he needed to put together a video résumé that showed himself engaged in witty repartee with people.
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Khloé Kardashian has always been her brother's biggest advocate throughout his struggles with depression and extreme weight gain, inviting Rob to live with her and defending him against her famous family's attempts at tough-love interventions.
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In a scene halfway through the fourth season of Mozart in The Jungle, aspiring conductor Hailey Rutledge (Lola Kirke) is given some tough love by a competition judge after the only other female contestant is eliminated.
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Chad Johnson says he's all for Keyshawn Johnson showing his son a little tough love ... saying it might be just what the kid needs to keep him from blowing his football career (and some BIG money).
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"I think Leia knows she won't be around forever, and she, with tough love, wants to push Poe to be more than the badass pilot, to temper his heroic impulses with wisdom and clarity," Isaac explains.
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Nicolas Véron, of Bruegel, a Brussels think-tank, and the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, DC, contrasts Mr Paulson's "tough love" favourably with the reaction to the financial crisis of national supervisors in Europe.
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Others felt, on the contrary, that the "tough love" Mr Mistry said was needed to whip the group into shape (though seldom applied) was unbefitting of a company with Tata's commitment to putting ethics before profits.
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She forces Theon to binge drink and says he should either kill himself or show more team spirit, which is I guess how the Ironborn do tough love, but it comes off as... kind of touching?
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Alan Weiss — who calls himself the "million dollar" coach for his expertise in helping people and businesses bring in big profits — says it takes a lot of "tough love" for him to fix a CEO's professional problems.
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For decades, the White House chief of staff's mandate has been a kind of tough love — the capacity to close the door to the Oval Office and tell the president what he does not want to hear.
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That a video of a parent showing his son a little tough love would generate a backlash on social media and subject Bryan Thornhill to withering criticism says a lot about the state of parenting in America.
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Perhaps not a surprise to those who have witnessed Michaels' highly effective tough-love style on The Biggest Loser and in her workout videos, books and more, she admits to being the strict parent in comparison to Rhoades.
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When Sewra's clients hire him to turn their resolutions into reality, they get tough love in the form of curt text messages to check in on your activities and a very specific plan of action to stick to.
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And for every one of the strong Black mothers in Hidden Figures, trying to get ahead in their careers and a racist society, there is Empire's Cookie (Taraji P. Henson), a connoisseur of tough love and occasional crime.
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The ballot - that many have already called for Fernandez - is a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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At least, not the kind Taffer engages in when owners are not listening to him during the filming of his show, which brings viewers the staple fixer-upper drama mixed with tough love reality shows are known for.
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PEBBLE BEACH, California (Reuters) - Former world number one Jason Day has hired caddie Steve Williams with an eye toward adding to his single major victory, and has told his new bag man to give him some tough love.
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The performances are almost uniformly strong, if somewhat curtailed by the familiarity of the character notes, from Brolin's tough-love routine to Teller's attempts to weather the rigors of the job and prove himself to his skeptical mates.
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Chen and He had fully embraced the notions of tough love, hard work, and self-determination, and they were glad that Chinese-Americans had become central to the affirmative-action debate, which they interpreted as race-based quotas.
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For a while I followed the rules of "sleep hygiene" — a tough-love approach that includes dragging yourself out of bed during wakeful periods, and allowing yourself to crawl back under the covers only when you feel sleepy.
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The memoir — by Charles Blow, an Opinion columnist for The New York Times — tells of a childhood shaped by cycles of violence, a family life of tough love and chronic turbulence, and the lasting wounds of sexual molestation.
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The other involves a brace of Ivy League admissions offices being taken in by a tough-love Louisiana school that produced fraudulent transcripts for its African-American students, while its founder treated the kids brutally behind the scenes.
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They gather in a circle, ready for the tough-love approach they have come to expect from Howard C. Samuels, a clinical psychologist who runs the Hills, a drug rehabilitation center whose location is central to its marketing.
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The following year's pulpy "High" starred Kathleen Turner as a tough-love nun trying to help drug addicts; a scene in which Ms. Turner calmed down a raving man who had stripped naked remains branded in my memory.
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The ballot - which many have already called for Fernandez - is effectively a referendum between Macri's tough-love austerity and the "social contract" of the left-leaning opposition, whose populism has lured voters, hurt badly by a snarling economic crisis.
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Girl, Wash Your Face, which was published in February 433 by Thomas Nelson, a HarperCollins imprint devoted to "Christian content," is an amalgam of stories, tough-love advice from a woman who has been there, and vaguely biblical encouragement.
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Wednesday night in Washington, as Clinton delivered an emotional coda to her campaign on one side of town, Sanders was igniting a packed auditorium of college students with a tough-love vision for the future of the Democratic Party.
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At the premiere of The Legend of Tarzan in Hollywood on Monday, the 67-year-old actor praised his wife, LaTanya, and daughter, Zoe, for giving him the tough love he needed to overcome his drug and alcohol addiction.
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Critics of the existing RBI framework for restructuring bad loans have warned it leaves too much discretion to banks to solve the problems - a view echoed by Acharya, who called for a new approach of "tough love" for lenders.
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Basically, he's in his own head and he's losing confidence about being a survivor and so this is so her tough love of getting him to do what she needs him to do for the betterment of the group.
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That this message, framed as offering "tough love" and initially delivered in 19553 (the same year as Constand's assault), could be given by a man accused of assaulting dozens of women over the course of decades reeks of hypocrisy.
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The friendship they developed was often fraught, and even codependent, with the former B-movie heartthrob Wayne suffering from chronic feelings of inadequacy and the hard-nosed, occasionally abusive A-list director Ford unafraid of doling out tough love.
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So it probably doesn't make sense to pencil in for next year a low-volatility melt-up in the S&P 500 just because this year was a high-stress trench war of valuation compression fought against a tough-love Fed.
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The tough-love part of Trump's message is that China must make most of the concessions and policy changes needed to establish genuine cooperation, not the phony "win-win" and "strategic partners" rhetoric that largely has served only Beijing's interests.
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"The Democrats are known as the kinder, gentler party, but this is going to require tough love and not a lot of Democrats want to go there," said Democratic strategist Steven Maviglio, who served as press secretary to former California Gov.
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LOWRIDERS Gabriel Chavarria plays a Mexican-American street artist with big dreams in East Los Angeles; his creative aspirations put him at odds with his tough-love father (Demián Bichir), who runs a garage catering to the neighborhood's lowrider scene.
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This moment peaked about a decade ago just when Barack Obama, an exemplar of propriety, kicked off his presidential candidacy and Bill Cosby was wrapping up a national "call out" tour, dispensing the gospel of tough love in black communities.
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If he were to give his 18-year-old self one piece of tough-love advice it would be to focus: "I would tell my 18-year-old self that when he got angry, to just take a second," he explains.
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It takes a huge leap of imagination to believe that Glory isn't beyond the reach of remedial therapy, even after she bonds with Jack who, inspired by "The Miracle Worker," applies the kind of tough love Anne Sullivan gave to Helen Keller.
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Volunteers like Laura are constantly watching the subreddit, deleting comments and banning trolls that are deemed threatening or violate the thread's underlying codes: no abusive or "tough love" language, no suggestions for committing suicide, and no "it gets better" type of empty promises.
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To that end, researchers at the University of Southern California have shown that when working in a simulation, you can give robots "tough love" by trying to knock objects out of their hands, and it'll actually help them better learn to grasp objects.
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Brooks Atkinson, the Times' lead theatre reviewer for decades, wrote many pieces about Tennessee Williams's triumphs and fascinating failures; taken together, those reviews read like a long letter from a fair and unsentimental uncle, offering encouragement and tough love in equal measure.
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Murray, the prickly Scot, has clearly been the world's second-best player this season and, based on form and mood and the recent return of his tough-love coach Ivan Lendl, he clearly deserves to be the favorite to win a second Wimbledon.
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Mr. Christie, a friend of President Trump for 15 years, was one of his early supporters, and remains among the few people who will administer tough love to a president facing sagging poll numbers and the specter of a special counsel investigation.
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Despite research proving the force with which some people's bodies fight against long-term weight loss, many doctors, encouraged by the financial and administrative structures of the health care system, take a blanket "tough love" approach that can do more harm than good.
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A prominent member of that group, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., may have sounded a starting gun for the 20113 race on Sunday night as he delivered a tough-love manifesto for the party's future to a crowd of Democrats here.
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But the late manager and father of 216 did so through tough love, which often left his children struggling to connect with him and led to an estranged relationship with Michael that lasted until the "Man in the Mirror" singer's untimely death in 22013.
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Lagarde concluded by stating that the IMF was saying things "as they see them" and delivering "tough love" to the UK. Norman Lamont, a former U.K. chancellor of the exchequer who is now a leader in the campaign to leave the EU, was unimpressed.
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Below is an excerpt from Michelle Obama's bestselling memoir, Becoming, in which she recalls how her great-aunt Robbie's tough love and piano lessons helped shape who the woman she is today: At home, I continued to work on my own progress as a musician.
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In fact, "tough love" is likely having the opposite of its intended effect: An increasing number of experts agree that, rather than spurring any kind of positive change, weight shaming may lead to worse physical and mental health in people who live in large bodies.
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It was meant to be an intensive therapeutic atmosphere, but it was run more like a proving ground for "tough love" treatment approaches, with draconian discipline policies that made veterans like John feel under constant threat of expulsion, according to David Toombs, John's father.
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But he is the first to point out that he couldn't do it without the dedicated team of true believers who support his court, from sympathetic prosecutors to tough-love probation officers, non-judgmental recovery coaches and the passionate, energetic court co-ordinator Amy Klumpp.
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Following in the footsteps of tough-love doyens before her, Hollis's audience of mostly white, middle-class women will probably be glad to have someone to tell them what to do, how to follow their dreams, to give them permission never to break a promise to themselves.
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"Honest to God, the most important thing is surrounding yourself with good people, whether it's the people you work with or your family or friends — people who figured out how to have the right amount of tough love and support at the same time," he tells PEOPLE.
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"A boss who sees you as promising may give you a lot of feedback, not all of it positive — some of it might be 'tough love' because he or she sees you as someone who can handle it and is ready for more responsibility," she said.
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Reddit's r/fitness subreddit is another popular community for people looking to get into shape, though its members specialize in taking more of a "tough love" approach in how they encourage each other and serving as a counterbalance to the endless amount of inaccurate fitness information floating around online.
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Teammates and coaching staffs offer built-in support networks; the rhetoric of mental resilience and tough-love "life-lessons" rolled out by coaches may come across as cliché, but sports—competition and teamwork and focus and all the other old verities—really can foster that sort of mental strength.
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" Joanne Lipman, former deputy managing editor of the Wall Street Journal, tells Harvard Business Review that tough love is "the mark of a true mentor: a leader who creates a culture of excellence, and whose confidence in us makes us better than we ever dreamed we could be.
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From Elaine Stritch as Colleen Donaghy ("30 Rock") to Shelley Long as DeDe Pritchett ("Modern Family"), mom roles have given great older actresses a chance to dole out some tough love and questionable advice and make humiliating life decisions that perhaps strike a little too close to home.
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Mario Maglieri, who presided over a rock 'n' roll mini-empire on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood at the Whisky a Go Go and the Rainbow Bar & Grill, where he nurtured generations of musicians with encouragement, food and tough love, died on May 4 in Los Angeles.
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Tough love for Israel, more conditional friendships with Saudi Arabia and other Arab autocracies and a gradual reduction in the isolation of Iran are, in my view, the only path over time to a new, stable order in a Middle East where our strategic priorities have changed with energy independence.
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Next. Jess Mariano One of our last glimpses of Stars Hollow's brooding bad boy (and best former boyfriend) was at the end of Season 6 when he shows up in Hartford, published novel in hand, and ends up giving Rory some much needed tough love about dropping out of Yale.
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For more than 30 years, Mr. Logsdon, 70, took in up to nine men at a time, giving them a bed, home-cooked meals, help finding a job and, above all, a tough-love attitude, said James Pfeifer, 61, who worked at the house with Mr. Logsdon for four years.
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By Buck SextonOpinion Contributor President 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 gives NATO a little tough love.
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And they framed their approach in terms of tough love: "People weighing their graduate school options have to consider debt obligations and the prospects for a good-paying job after graduation," said one Republican aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she was not cleared to speak to the news media.
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For me, sitting through a sermon on the Book of Revelation still feels strange, but talking afterward — about whether Christianity approves of tough love (yes, in the Prophetic tradition) and why Susan bakes five loaves of buttermilk bread on the Sundays communion is offered (Christ broke bread, not wafers) — feels like home.
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Teachers hear the phrase "tough love" all the time; it is used to justify hurtful practices such as not giving black students the second chances that others receive to complete assignments, suspending students for breaking minor rules that others are not punished for, or yelling at students for being playful or asking too many questions.
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JANICE DURBIN, SON BATTLING ADDICTION: It's the worst I think because then you think, what did I do wrong or should I have done this better or that better or -- because they -- everybody wants to tell you do tough love, and until they have a child who has an issue with addiction, they don't know what that means.
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Bridgewater Associates, world's biggest hedge fund, shakes up leadership Bridgewater's Ray Dalio dives deeper into the 'principles' of tough love Ex-employees note a hint of turmoil in Bridgewater's recipe for success What it won't mean, at least in the near term, is a move to take the company public, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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We offer three books this week about the government and its doings, from James B. Stewart's "Deep State" (a look at the F.B.I. and the 2016 election) to Susan Rice's "Tough Love" (a memoir of her time in the Obama administration) to Stephen Kinzer's "Poisoner in Chief" (a history of the C.I.A.'s efforts to develop mind control as a weapon).
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And then when the person comes back, and they're clean, then there's this sense––I don't want to use the word guilt––that you can't escape, that you feel like, "Oh, God, we did these things to her to help her the last time, the tough love, and now she's OK." And, of course, "OK" is all relative with an addict.
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Lindsay's father, Harold Weir (Joe Flaherty), gives Andopolis some tough love by breaking the news to him that his idol, Rush's Neil Peart (who was paid homage in what is arguably Segel's greatest scene in the series), "couldn't drum his way out of a paper bag" and connects with him by introducing him to the drumming of Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich.
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Tess's quest for treatment had lasted six years, during which time she was repeatedly left to fend for herself by the police, the medical community, the state legislators who refused to expand lifesaving access to Medicaid, weary family members and treatment advocates urging abstinence and tough love and, once, when she begged me to pick her up from a drug house — and I declined — by me.
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The "tells" included: the novel's focus on events in New York and Boston (where Klein had also worked); its often over-the-top "tough love" perspective on issues including race, education, and public employee unions; and its implicit sense that the character based on Bill Clinton was promiscuous in his political views as well as his personal life—a point Klein had made earlier under his own byline.
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And the film seems unusually determined to turn him into a clumsy meathead, a dim-witted, easily angered, easily manipulated rube who grumbles, "Why does this book have so many words?" when asked to read, and turns into a sulky adolescent every time he's dealing with his father, who Ian McShane plays with a tough-love contempt that's just slightly short of treating his adopted demon son like a badly trained dog.
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If Obama's aim was solely to settle a grudge against Netanyahu, there were many conduits available to him other than the UN. Or, if Obama's aim was a tough-love attempt to advance Israel's security and protect its legitimacy, as Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE unpersuasively argued in a speech on Dec.
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Precisely because these intertwined religious and economic reform agendas are so critical, wise friends of M.B.S. would also be offering him some tough love — by telling him that it's great to arrest thieving Saudi billionaires and throw them in the Ritz-Carlton, but it has to be done with transparency and within a rule of law — which would enhance his legitimacy — not in an arbitrary way that will hurt his legitimacy and frighten future investors.
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While "troubled teen" programs and "emotional growth" or "therapeutic boarding schools" that use similar tactics took a big hit following media exposes, survivor stories and the crash of 2008, with economic growth returning, there are murmurs in addiction recovery circles of a revival, buoyed by fears of a newly-ascendant drug warrior crowd in DC. VICE spoke to Etler about her experience and why a return to "tough love" is not what teens need right now.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE needs to give Xi Jinping a tough-love message when they next meet at Mar-a-Lago, or perhaps in a quasi-affectionate letter such as the ones he exchanges with Kim Jong Un. He would address him as President Xi, rather than using one of his Communist Party titles, because Chinese leaders seem to prefer the Western usage.
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In its present-day form, it's a wonderful, if increasingly beleaguered, free-for-all of house parties, grown and sexy nights, night buses, night trains, Afrobeats, gabba, internet drugs, shufflers, 24-hour casinos, Irish pubs where you can belt out "Total Eclipse of the Heart" while obscure horse races play on mute, Corsa cruises, lager boys, craft ale wankers, Wavey Garms girls, nitrous oxide, pre-drinks, afterparties, iPhone meph mirrors, rave nostalgia, rave revival, rave martyrs, Rave Mums, easy sex, tough love, CCTV justice, taxi wars, drug drivers, student music, xenophobic beer mats, queer politics, jacked Snapchat banter, industrial estates, and noise complaints.
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Obama also shared a list of books he recommended earlier in the year, ranging from the collected works of the late Toni Morrison to former Obama administration officials books, such as "Finding My Voice" by former Obama White House adviser Valerie JarrettValerie June JarrettObama reveals his top books of 2019 Comedian Roseanne Barr to speak at Trumpettes' Gala at Mar-A-Lago The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges MORE, "Tough Love: My Story of the Things Worth Fighting For" by former national security adviser Susan Rice and "The Education of an Idealist" by former Ambassador to the UN Samantha PowerSamantha Jane PowerObama reveals his top books of 2019 Former US envoy Samantha Power: Trump finding 'new ways to compensate Putin for election interference' Former UN ambassador: Republicans have made a 'devil's bargain' to accept Trump MORE.
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