The troublemaker users, the worst offenders ... In The Donald.
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He went from troublemaker to peacemaker, from rebel to saint.
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"Nobody wants to be known as a troublemaker," he said.
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They look at it as 'this person is a troublemaker.
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He may end up being grateful to the troublemaker in Toronto.
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Let's hope Troublemaker continues the lineage of amazing Urban Decay mascaras.
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Fed tightening The Fed could also be a troublemaker in 28503.
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Kylie is the messiest sister, but Khloé is the biggest troublemaker.
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He was more left-wing than Obama, but not a troublemaker.
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I use Urban Decay One & Done foundation and the Troublemaker mascara.
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Addy's best friend, the troublemaker Beth, sees Colette as the enemy.
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But one girl — a perpetual troublemaker — kept struggling with her binder.
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"But he was a little bit of a troublemaker," Daisy allows.
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We've got high expectations for Troublemaker, given Urban Decay's history with mascaras.
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She's an accountant by day, podcaster and troublemaker in her spare time.
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And Zha Jianguo, a veteran democracy activist, is considered a professional troublemaker.
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" What he's saying: Sharpton tweeted, "Trump says I'm a troublemaker & con man.
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And then maybe even strip the troublemaker of his asylum in France.
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LIFT by EnCore is not so much an upstart disrupter as returning troublemaker.
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Before delving too deeply into the psyche of this troublemaker, let's talk specs.
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Sally stared at me and said yes, that I looked like a troublemaker.
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And the Austrian state would come to regard him as a notorious troublemaker.
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The globally prolific chef started out as a small-town truant and troublemaker.
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Ms. Winstead's Nikki is a sharp-witted, charismatic troublemaker, a drink-stirring straw.
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G.K. Not to be a troublemaker, but I interpret your mother's behavior differently.
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Forever the troublemaker, Dani (Victoria Staley) is being physically stalked by her crazy fans.
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If he does end up becoming a troublemaker, Hannah could send him packing early.
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Troublemaker and MC Underbite debuted a duo rap the day the movie premiered, actually.
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I kept speaking out at Slack, and I still had the troublemaker label there.
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Russia is a regional power that can threaten American interests by being a troublemaker.
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The marshal's son (James Ransone) is a troublemaker, and the marshal is John Travolta.
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She's a troublemaker, pushing the others into paranoiac corners and the play into overdrive.
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" The name of the mascara, Troublemaker, also appealed to her: "I'm a troublemaker, for sure, " she said, adding that while she doesn't remember the specific preteen shoplifting event Kim Kardashian referenced in an anecdote on her website, "I wouldn't put it past myself.
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Prince Harry: member of the Royal family, boyfriend to Meghan Markle, and pesky little troublemaker.
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However, I could see how I shifted in their eyes to the category of troublemaker.
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I couldn't risk challenging the status quo and inviting the label of being a troublemaker.
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Let your cat dress up as the troublemaker they really are with this devil costume.
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They were afraid if they came forward, they might be labeled a troublemaker or fired.
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This kid isn't just a troublemaker, yearning for attention and engagement from his distant parents.
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Putin has dismissed Navalny as a troublemaker bent on sowing chaos on behalf of Washington.
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His character is recruited to look after Gabrielle (Frankie Hervey), an 11-year-old troublemaker.
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As our new president is well aware, he's a rainmaker and a troublemaker for media.
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"I was a troublemaker, a motivator, an instigator," Mr. Vitale told The Times in 19913.
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He is articulating the Chinese position that the U.S. is the troublemaker in the region.
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The most surprising troublemaker, and the reason relations have turned ugly, is Mr Macron himself.
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The conventional wisdom is that Russia might be a troublemaker but could hardly be more.
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Chrisley Knows Best fans know Chase Chrisley is one thing and one thing only – a troublemaker.
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Prince Harry, who was once known for being a troublemaker, is going to be a father.
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" The officer questioning them supposedly said of E'vans's photo, "To me, he looks like a troublemaker.
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They said Zahran was a troublemaker and that they had warned authorities about his extremist views.
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"He wasn't a troublemaker, but he was short-tempered," Ko told the Washington Post last year.
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The charge of "troublemaker" might dog women who speak out for the rest of their lives.
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After the dust settled, Zeman was perceived as something of a troublemaker in the calcio panorama.
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"Everyone liked Paul, and they believed Paul, and I was seen as the troublemaker," she said.
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She has been called a foreign agent, a troublemaker, a tax cheat, a traitor and ugly.
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He was a troublemaker, and you just got one dimension on him for quite a while.
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"My dear, sweet mother said I was a rebel, a troublemaker, and a hoodlum," he would say.
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Reality show OG and professional troublemaker Spencer Pratt even created a handy guide to different crystal meanings.
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I do think that we are seeing that Iran is the big troublemaker in the Middle East.
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" In his tweets on Monday, Trump called Sharpton a "con man, a troublemaker" who "Hates Whites & Cops!
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A weaselly troublemaker and town terror, Gilly sees Paul's refusal to engage as the ultimate red flag.
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But when you are disinvited, you are seen as a troublemaker—for me that's actually an honor.
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Remini's memoir, Troublemaker, released last fall, contains a number of anecdotes about other celebrities within the church.
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" As she rightly notes, there are a number of students in philosophy like her, a "misguided troublemaker.
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I separated the troublemaker from his mates because he wasn't so bold when he was on his own.
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The bill didn't pass, but Tunick has remained a troublemaker in the eyes of many Israelis ever since.
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In 22013, McCain began studying at the US Naval Academy, where he earned a reputation as a troublemaker.
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On Wednesday, we could have tense conversations as Mercury, the planet of communication squares the spicy troublemaker Uranus.
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He was feisty, arrogant and a troublemaker -- I knew he'd make me work for his heart and mind.
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More likely, such a kid would acquire the label of a "troublemaker" who fails to exhibit collaborative skills.
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Who posed for this notorious nonportrait by the celebrated troublemaker of 19th-century French realist painting, Gustave Courbet?
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Vladimir is the troublemaker with a heart of gold, who drops out of school and becomes an addict.
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During a moment of introspection, he asks why she would want to be with a troublemaker like him.
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Sometimes, the idea of getting you in trouble is terrifying, as it often ironically leaves us labeled the troublemaker.
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It's now home to Troublemaker Studios, founded in 1999 by the film's director, Robert Rodriguez, and producer Elizabeth Avellán.
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But when natural gas escapes unburned, as it often does during production and distribution, it is a big troublemaker.
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"Infamous: Second Son" puts you in control of Delsin Rowe, a young troublemaker who discovers he has supernatural powers.
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"That's again infantilizing women, calling me a troublemaker for trying to speak up and use my voice," she said.
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" — SETH MEYERS Lupita Nyong'o showed off her freestyle skills as her rapping alter ego, Troublemaker, on "The Tonight Show.
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" — SETH MEYERS Lupita Nyong'o showed off her freestyle skills as her rapping alter ego, Troublemaker, on "The Tonight Show.
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Whatever its other properties, memory is a reliable troublemaker, especially when navigating its stockpile of embarrassments and moral stumbles.
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The new leader of the Conservative Party will not have to deal with a talented, ambitious troublemaker named Boris Johnson.
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As a teenager she was already a troublemaker, complaining at her convent about the undemocratic selection of the head girl.
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This enabled someone inspecting it to alert the authorities quickly, and ensure a rapid response, if a troublemaker was found.
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By the time he did so, in 415, Britain's status as the troublemaker of the Roman world was firmly established.
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As Lester fed the cows, Nicole stood near me to distract the troublemaker, Lily, so she wouldn't run me over.
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We're told the man that almost fought with Mario is a known troublemaker ... and is now banned from the facility.
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Gregarious and athletic, he was a charismatic troublemaker who after high school struggled to find his place in the world.
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If it settles its impasse with Kosovo, it may well transition from being an aggrieved troublemaker to a satisfied stakeholder.
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Bornstein — actor, provocateur, gleeful troublemaker — playfully mixed memoir and gender theory, and popularized the idea that gender isn't a binary.
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But he's really his troublemaker, because whatever the former New York City mayor does, he gets the president in trouble.
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He was expelled from school for being a troublemaker, and his pattern of behavior suggests that he deserved closer scrutiny.
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All jokes aside, I doubt Prince Harry was ever much of a troublemaker, at least by most definitions of the word.
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Find out who's the biggest troublemaker, best gift giver, best babysitter, worst babysitter as well as the funniest and sexiest sister.
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They're there to pitch "a silver back fucking gorilla of an idea," and Lucy Dacus' "Troublemaker Doppelganger" plays out the credits.
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Unlike Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, Mr Xi is not a global troublemaker who seeks to subvert democracy and destabilise the West.
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Here, Khloé — who was dating French Montana at the time — stars as a masked troublemaker in the rapper's 4-minute video.
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This nocturnal troublemaker in mountainous northern Sicily is the "cinghiale," the wild pig, a bane to those who tend a garden.
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But Scott, 21, is also a "thespian," he says; he's a sometime troublemaker; and he dreams of studying architecture at Harvard.
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What was considered black was incredibly narrow—you were expected to be an athlete at best, or a troublemaker at worst.
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Leah Remini, author of Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology, hosted a Reddit AMA to reveal juicy insights into the mysterious religion.
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It sounds like Tyler working out who he is, and deciding, maybe, that he's not that much of a troublemaker anymore.
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She became a troublemaker and a thief and once threatened to jump out a window unless she was given movie money.
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" I reminded Sally that my daughter had signed the paperwork as had I. "Do I look like a troublemaker to you?
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The video shows Julia lunging at the troublemaker, and giving him a piece of her mind as Jake holds her back.
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It is easy to forget that, in his day, in his own country, Martin Luther King was considered a dangerous troublemaker.
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Arlo has been labeled as a "troublemaker" in the past, but doesn't let that discourage him from doing what he loves.
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A troublemaker named Dylan (Jimmy Tatro) is blamed for the vandalism and expelled, but Peter begins unravelling the school's case against him.
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With his program already in hot water, McDonnell saw Thompson as a potential troublemaker the program could ill afford while on probation.
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It all started when Remini wrote in her 2015 Scientology-exposing memoir Troublemaker that she would see Pinkett Smith at Scientology gatherings.
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I, a specialist at the time, was branded a "troublemaker" and ordered to report to the Army band at Fort Bliss, Tex.
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"I'm shocked, to be honest," one GOP lawmaker, who said he could accurately be described as traditionally a "troublemaker," told me Tuesday.
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Barrow was known to be a troublemaker on the series, but has a change of heart towards the end of the series.
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"On Twitter, fans also seem to be enjoying what they saw, telling the singer it was "appreciated" or that he's a "troublemaker.
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I'd be more of the little troublemaker, class-clown type of kid, like, throwing snowballs or, you know, other things in class.
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To the untrained eye, that bold, red-inflected "TT RS" badge will be the only clue that this car is a troublemaker.
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When Jerome met her at the shop that night he took a look at the sign and said, You're such a troublemaker.
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"The producers told Nicole and I, 'Nicole, you be the troublemaker, and Paris, you be the ditzy blonde rich girl,'" Hilton later explained.
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Kim DePaola, a longtime guest and troublemaker on the show, shows up after spending the past two seasons spreading cheating rumors about Giudice.
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If Britain remains in the EU, UKIP must decide whether it wants to continue as a disaffected troublemaker or to be something bigger.
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He has a white beard now, but this documentary, written and directed by Victor Kanefsky, is partly a portrait of a young troublemaker.
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The games have also sanded some hard edges off Russia's reputation as a troublemaker, even as nothing has changed in Ukraine or Syria.
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Often, it finds its source in his hapless characters' everyday awkwardness, with which Atalla — who considers himself a "low-level, ineffectual troublemaker" — sympathizes.
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It can function as a silly chaser to an election season filled with ugliness, according to Kristen Doute, the show's most notorious troublemaker.
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Last night on The Tonight Show, Lupita Nyong'o brought out her rapper alter ego, "Troublemaker," and she proved she can do no wrong.
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After Mr. Spicer's remarks on Tuesday, Ms. Ryan was greeted by reporters with smiles and a rousing "Hey troublemaker!" from a passing cameraman.
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Buscabulla (Spanish slang for "troublemaker") is the music project of Puerto Rican textile designer and Brooklyn resident Raquel Berrios and Luis Alfredo Del Valle.
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Leah Remini hasn't been shy about sharing her negative experiences with Scientology since she published her book, Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology, last year.
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Before you ever became an editor-in-chief, it sounds like you were quite the troublemaker at school, getting kicked out of boarding school.
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Buzz, the troublemaker of the McCallister clan, made a habit of wrapping his Playboys up in a newspaper to hide them from his parents.
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But he's been beaten down by bullying, from his older brother Tom at home, and by local troublemaker Shane and his posse everywhere else.
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"My parents decided, because I was such a troublemaker at school, to send all four of us to a private Catholic school," Vo said.
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Terri Lewis-Bledsoe remembers a union representative warning her to stop filing complaints: "You're going to be called a troublemaker," she recalled him saying.
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For example, 16D: "A Florida athlete embraces one-time troublemaker (8)" I picked PANTHER first as a Florida athlete — incorrectly — then thought of GATOR.
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As Chester Finn writes in "Troublemaker: A Personal History of School Reform since Sputnik," Chubb and Moe sparked years of pro-school choice legislation.
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Take one chunky teenage troublemaker and an old bushman and send them off into the soggy New Zealand bush on the run from child welfare.
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As a researcher, you can't speak out because if you do, you'll be seen as a troublemaker, then other MPs won't want to hire you.
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Jason looks directly at the camera as Jughead's voice over discusses what would have happened if the red headed troublemaker hadn't been found washed ashore.
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But the court struck down another article, which would have given police the right to ban anyone pre-emptively identified as a troublemaker from demonstrating.
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"We will continue to be the troublemaker in this, but we're not alone," said Grigorij Meseznikov, the president of the Institute for Public Affairs here.
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In a black and white video, wearing enormous cat-eye sunglasses, Nyong'o debuted her alter ego as rapper, "Troublemaker," where she lists her myriad accomplishments.
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Then the troublemaker with a gavel will finally get her wish — to no longer hear herself introduced as the most powerful woman in American history.
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But the one Nora most cherishes, and worries over, is the difficult oldest son, handsome black-haired Patrick, a troublemaker from before he was born.
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SUNBURY-ON-THAMES, England — One was an 2120-year-old Iraqi orphan who was known to neighbors of his elderly foster parents as a troublemaker.
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"It's like the best thing to watch before the election night," Kristen Doute, the show's most notorious troublemaker, said in an article in The Times.
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At 12, she landed her biggest role: Joanie, the freckle-faced troublemaker and sister of Richie Cunningham, the all-American teenager played by Ron Howard.
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It's not at all clear that McCready will win, but it is clear that local Republicans, far from being abashed, will brand him a troublemaker.
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Some considered Bruce a visionary, while others saw a trash-talking troublemaker ("a bit of an arrogant prick," as one Long Beach participant characterized him).
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" When asked if she could see herself running for office some day, she said, "I don't know what my future holds, but I do know I've been fortunate enough to be kind of a troublemaker my whole life; I was raised by a troublemaker, the late great governor of Texas, Ann Richards — and, as my friend, Congressman John Lewis, would say, good trouble, I hope.
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Malcolm's adult daughter Andrea (Lucy Boynton) also seems like a troublemaker who doesn't fully hold with the island's precepts and has an immediate interest in Thomas.
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He said he suspected that the court had reported him to the bureau as a troublemaker because of his request for compensation for Mr. Chen's supporters.
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After years of being forced into the roles of punchline, temptress, or troublemaker, she's stepping into the role of spokesperson — and it fits her strikingly well.
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"How to make trouble without being a troublemaker, that describes my style," Ms. Kay said in 22015, after she was named dean at Berkeley Law School.
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And if she tried to get him, she would be the one in the long term to suffer because she would become known as a troublemaker.
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How perfect that this perpetual troublemaker should earn the highest honor in a field he works in only tangentially, because it means he's broken another barrier.
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Frenetic, driven and a natural troublemaker, the real Mrs von der Leyen belies her smooth public image: less twinset and pearls than knuckle-duster and caffeine pills.
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She's done countless interviews, spilling secrets about other famous Scientologists like Tom Cruise and his then-wife Katie Holmes; she also penned a best-selling book, Troublemaker.
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The 33-year-old star of Star Wars: The Force Awakens posted a video to Instagram on Sunday that introduced the world to her alter ego: TROUBLEMAKER.
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Update: For reasons that are not immediately obvious to us, English journalist and established internet troublemaker Piers Morgan has commented on Kim Kardashian's most recent naked selfie.
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They include professor and pupil, class troublemaker and teacher's pet, the woman in her 40s she is today and the 15-year-old girl she once was.
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Ah, thanks a lot, I don't think of myself as a troublemaker, I just think of myself as trying to think out of the box a bit.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi also called the U.S. the "troublemaker of the world" in reference to Washington's support of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Huang Chung-yen, a spokesman for Taiwan's Presidential Office, said Beijing "should stop behaviour of this sort, which endangers regional peace, and not be an international troublemaker".
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Over their Red Table Talk discussion, Remini admits to Pinkett Smith that she didn't think how including them in her 2015 book Troublemaker would affect the couple personally.
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KS: I just happened to talk with Erica at Slack, she just felt like she wasn't getting the management support and was labeled a troublemaker to start with.
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Walking into a posh restaurant in the Far East after a rally, followed by his entourage and two bodyguards, he is treated like a celebrity, not a troublemaker.
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On Tuesday night, Nicole Richie and Urban Decay threw a party at Hubble Studio in Los Angeles in celebration of their partnership on the brand's new Troublemaker mascara.
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For the Jesuits, Father Berrigan was both a magnet to bright young seminarians and a troublemaker who could not be kept in any one faculty job too long.
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When the graffiti is first discovered, everyone immediately looks to Dylan Maxwell, an archetypal troublemaker with a deep voice, a wounded demeanor, and a wardrobe of hooded sweatshirts.
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The Bachelor is a balancing act — you need to avoid being a doormat or a wallflower, without becoming so much of a troublemaker that fans turn on you.
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It made him a troublemaker for Jesus and it led him to criticize the church, criticize the world around him and, in turn, be criticized for those things.
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In each book the children go off on a new vacation, stumble into a mystery — usually because of Benny, that troublemaker — and manage to solve the whole thing.
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In "Crashing," Waller-Bridge plays Lulu, a luminous troublemaker who moves into the hospital to follow her old friend Anthony, who lives there with his uptight fiancée, Kate.
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Bird methodically reshaped the team into a contender again, building a promising core around George and Danny Granger and helping mold the troublemaker Lance Stephenson into a force.
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Marine Le Pen's father didn't think of winning elections – he was happy with his status of a marginal but important troublemaker on the periphery of the political system.
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Shia LaBeouf — actor, performance artist and reformed troublemaker — was undergoing court-appointed rehab when he decided to write about his past and the pain wrought by his deadbeat father.
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The goal was to make the controversy go away — rid the league of a troublemaker, discourage others from making trouble, and get back to the lucrative business of football.
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The son and grandson of two four-star U.S. Navy admirals, McCain was a troublemaker at the Naval Academy, running with a group who called themselves the Bad Bunch.
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Sen. Rand Paul, the libertarian-leaning lawmaker from Kentucky and a recurring troublemaker for the GOP, says his mind still isn't made up on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Deadpool movies center on a giddy troublemaker who breaks the fourth wall, skewers the genre's family-friendly self-censorship, and refuses to be constrained by its heteronormative gender roles.
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In other words, the artist as Aesop, as fable-making troublemaker, is still possible, even when a government does all it can to keep the artist confined and afraid.
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"One of the dominant themes was a desire to protect their children from being labelled a troublemaker, or having a special-education label placed on them," she told me.
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Today, said Linda D. Friedman, a prominent employment lawyer who has brought many cases against Wall Street firms, the "troublemaker" charge is likely to dog plaintiffs their entire lives.
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The case, in which they say the company asked them to investigate a troublemaker who was actually a whistle-blower, forced multinationals to curtail some of their freewheeling ways.
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Her eyes, dark brown and wildly expressive, seem to grow three times their size when confronted with, say, the lies of an untrustworthy landlord or an unrepentant teenage troublemaker.
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China's top diplomat on Friday gave a scathing speech about the United States, calling the country a "troublemaker" and urging it to "calm down," according to The Washington Post.
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The attack shocked Saudi leaders and Trump administration officials, who have spent years casting Iran as the prime troublemaker in the Middle East and vowing to confront it forcefully.
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More than 20 years since the manga source material hooked in legions of fans with its story about a troublemaker turned epic hero, "Naruto" still very much holds up.
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But when I told one of my favorite aunts what had happened, she told me to stay out of white people's things, because they would think I was a troublemaker.
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But Zahran's path from provincial troublemaker to alleged jihadist mastermind was marked by years of missed or ignored signals that the man with a thick beard and paunch was dangerous.
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And this same person, wearing dark sunglasses and facetiously calling herself Troublemaker, reveals that she also can rap, with appropriate levels of insouciance and conviction, and while remaining on beat.
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And they probably should have seen it coming, given the constant drama that has plagued the company over the last year, with Kalanick at the dead center as chief troublemaker.
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He was more of a doer than a thinker, something of a troublemaker, confident in his ability to talk his way out of any mess, even a Gestapo interrogation cell.
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Ms. Remini, the actress and author of "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology," is back with more tales from high-ranking former Scientologists — among them, the Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis.
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"The music is that of a mathematician, absurdist troublemaker brainiac," Mr. Rollins, who discovered "Early Minimalism" while living in the East Village in the 1990s, said in a recent interview.
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With Theodore J. Flicker, a fellow troupe member, he wrote his first movie, "The Troublemaker" (1964), a lampoon of city bureaucracy about a man trying to open a coffee house.
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When kids feel like they can't compete with one or more of their high-achieving siblings, they may choose to take on the role of "failure" or "troublemaker," says Dr. McHale.
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I like her, but I wonder if she s going to be a troublemaker then again, isn t that what we want and/or expect out of a Real Housewives show?
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Putin, who makes a point of never saying Navalny's name aloud when asked about him, has dismissed him as a troublemaker bent on sowing chaos on behalf of the United States.
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Qassem Soleimani, the head of the branch of the Revolutionary Guards that carries out operations outside Iran's borders, was singled out by Pompeo as a top troublemaker in the Middle East.
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But in person Jamieson, who wears her gray hair in a pixie cut and favors silk scarves and matronly tweeds, looks more likely to suspend a troublemaker than to be one.
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" It confirmed many of his allegations, but the experience was for Edwards a decade-long ordeal that turned him into a reluctant activist — or as he prefers to say, "a troublemaker.
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And where former classmates said he didn't stand out, a Gilroy High School employee described him as a troublemaker who was "difficult to manage" when he actually showed up for class.
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The multi-hyphenate performer born Scott Mescudi has signed on to Season 3 of Empire as a rival of Hakeem Lyon (Bryshere Gray), the troublemaker younger brother of the Lyon empire.
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Cecile Richards — the outgoing president of Planned Parenthood — may look calm and unflappable with her trademark blue suits and neat cap of golden hair, but she's a troublemaker from way back.
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It has other people's work and money riding on it…" Well-wishers — both from the film industry and outside it — have warned her that she is gaining a reputation as a "troublemaker.
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I had to work harder than ever to repair my reputation and not be seen as a troublemaker for speaking up about my right to do my job with safety and dignity.
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With a triumphant ballistic year under his belt, to de-escalate at the start of 2018 and paint President Donald Trump as the troublemaker is a no-cost, high pay-off move.
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Even if Mr Trump tones down his criticism, the doubts he has raised about America's commitment to the alliance have not been lost on a second presidential troublemaker: Emmanuel Macron of France.
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Reasons victims cited for remaining silent included: Fear of being labeled a troublemaker (40 percent), it's their word against the other person (22 percent) and fear of losing their job (18 percent).
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Zillow's chief marketing officer, Jeremy Wacksman attributes this popular opinion to the fact that these days Bieber is seen as an unpredictable troublemaker, which isn't exactly what one looks for in a neighbor.
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" One member believed the clause might not be legal, but decided not to bring it up with JetSmarter, as he worried he wouldn't be renewed if the company thought he was "a troublemaker.
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The newspaper also warned Tsai that Taiwan would meet "a dead end" if she revisits the "dangerous path" of former DPP president Chen Shui-bian, whom Beijing views as a pro-independence troublemaker.
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A flight on Garuda Indonesia from Medan to Jakarta was delayed for four hours because of a very small troublemaker: A bee had entered the aircraft's pitot tube, which measures the plane's airspeed.
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One reporter described "unbelievable" levels of vetting to me, while another admitted to fearing being seen as a "troublemaker" in the newsroom because of the level of legal attention their China stories receive.
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In real life, the dominant narrative about black struggles to coexist within white society is that the black individual is the troublemaker, the source of agitation, and the problem to be dealt with.
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In Moe's first POV chapter in the book she says that her troublemaker friend Alex saw the way Moe dressed freshman year of high school and assumed she would fit in with the burnouts.
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Tamimi has become an international symbol of resistance to Israel&aposs half century-old military rule over Palestinians In Israel, where she is seen as a troublemaker or threat to the military&aposs deterrence.
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He's a Black Briton who can't get the English teaching job he's more than qualified for because interviewers see him as a "troublemaker"; she's an India-born nurse whose father is a political prisoner.
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After the incursion on Sunday, a spokesman for Taiwan's presidential office, Huang Chung-yen, said Beijing "should stop behavior of this sort, which endangers regional peace, and not be an international troublemaker," Reuters reported.
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This looked to be part of the answer, perhaps with the inclusion (embracing) of an A and an I and T (for one-time), in order to get a sort of "troublemaker," or AGITATOR.
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"I don't know what my future holds, but I've been fortunate enough to be a troublemaker my whole life," she told host Trevor Noah, after he asked whether she's considering a run for office.
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The Haggler It's been nearly two years since T-Mobile last appeared in this highly uncoveted space, and the Haggler welcomes the company back the way a high school principal greets a sophomore troublemaker.
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In this first trailer for Frontier, a new Netflix series, a bunch of old stuffy English dudes take turns describing their plans to hunt down a mythical troublemaker, a fur trader played by Jason Momoa.
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Guess realized, though, that just as her daughter struggled to tell an adult what was happening, parents might not realize that their children were being bullied, or might worry they'd be seen as a troublemaker.
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This combination will surely come in handy for her latest character: the warrior, martyr, saint, and troublemaker Joan of Arc, in George Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan," opening this week at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.
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But Jordan, who had earned a reputation as a troublemaker during his years leading the conservative House Freedom Caucus, dropped his interest in a bid after he said GOP leadership made clear he wouldn't succeed.
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In short, who but Baxter, that perpetual troublemaker with words — he's had a bit of a fixation on wimples too — would ever have thought that two such unlikely bedfellows could actually enjoy each other's company?
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Also showing next week is "The Long, Hot Summer" (Tuesday), with Paul Newman as a Mississippi troublemaker who worms his way into the lives of a wealthy landowner (Orson Welles) and his daughter (Joanne Woodward).
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Also, she's a rapper — she told Fallon she was given her 'Troublemaker' stage name by Common, as you do — so of course she had to grab a mic and request a beat from the Roots.
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She might indeed be able to use the information to get a raise, although she would have to put her relationships in a new job at risk, perhaps gaining an undeserved reputation as a troublemaker.
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If a performer complains after a scene, or sometimes even if she says "no" to something during a scene, she could be branded as a troublemaker or "a diva" and lose work, actor Gen Padova said.
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Cruz himself acknowledged the problem on "Squawk Box": "I can't tell you how many people come in, particularly in the business world, hearing all these skeptical things about 'this guy Cruz is a troublemaker,'" he said.
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Tehran was a regional troublemaker, but had the U.S. given full effect to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by easing Iran's entry into the world economy further negotiations over regional issues could have ensued.
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The series suggests that Avery was framed for the crime, because of the county's hatred toward the Avery family, because he was already a troublemaker, and because the county just wanted to wrap up the case.
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After all, hiring managers don't want to hear that you're not getting paid enough or that you don't like your boss, she tells CNBC Make It. Instead, be straightforward, positive and avoid looking like the office troublemaker.
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A lowly crew member who speaks out against a major talent at a heavy hitter like Netflix can look to gain nothing but a reputation as a troublemaker, a reputation that can cripple her future employment prospects.
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Removed Member Cleanup: If a troll or troublemaker slips into a Group and gets removed, Facebook now allows admins to instantly delete all their posts and comments, and rescind recent invites they've sent to potential new members.
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But improved relations do not indicate a detente with Iran, which has a history of being a troublemaker in the region, said Dan Kalik, chief of staff at J Street, a "pro-Israel, pro-peace" advocacy group.
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I know that if staff have a meeting with management and they're asked for input, they're unlikely to speak up – for fear of being seen as a troublemaker, stirring the pot or asking a seemingly obvious question.
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Mooney, portrayed with fabulous insinuating swagger by Johnny Flynn, is the chief troublemaker in this sly throat-gripping mystery, which originated at London's Royal Court Theater and arrives here courtesy (thank you!) of the Atlantic Theater Company.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, the inflammatory Breitbart News editor whose planned lecture at the University of California, Berkeley, set off violent protests, and Leah Remini, the actress and author of "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology," are the interview guests.
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"Home Alone," which starred Macaulay Culkin, tells the story of an eight-year-old troublemaker who must protect his house from a pair of burglars when he is accidentally left home alone by his family during Christmas vacation.
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The reformed troublemaker got a bald eagle with wings spread and talons outstretched sandwiched between another recent addition, the "Son of God" ab tattoo he got in November, and the word "Purpose" in cursive over his belly button.
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Any early assumptions you may make about X being the smart one, Q the one with the eating disorder, Y the boy-crazy one, Z the troublemaker may apply to some degree, but they also fall apart quickly.
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In choosing the American artist Trisha Donnelly for the Shed's first solo exhibition, the curators here opted for a tactician and a troublemaker — one whose terse, enigmatic maneuvers stand far from the sparkle and retail of Hudson Yards.
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The envoy, Kim Myong-gil, hailed Mr. Trump's "wise political decision" to approach North Korea-United States relations "from a more practical point of view" now that "a nasty troublemaker" — an apparent reference to Mr. Bolton — was out.
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In the back seat, were a trio of hanger-on troublemaker types, with no strong connections to the neighborhood's martial arts scene: Ronald "Ya Ya" Wu (whose nickname reflected his constantly yammering mouth), Martin Wong, and Raymond Fong.
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Actress Leah Remini, who released a memoir about her bumpy exit from Scientology last year, Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology, told 20/20 in an interview for the book that she was shocked Shelly was not at the wedding.
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He was sent to join the EIC's private army — this was a real thing, mostly formed for controlling India — but after a few years he became a raving troublemaker and left for Africa on a slave ship that sank.
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That means the Republican establishment still has no answer to Mr Trump's assault on conservative ideology and their party's good name; or to Ted Cruz, an ultra-conservative troublemaker who won in Iowa and came third in New Hampshire.
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Meloon was once dismissed as a troublemaker, having spoken up long before the recent wave of reckonings for powerful men in media, politics and sport accused of sexual abuse and the ensuing #MeToo movement empowering victims to come forward.
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Waking up one morning to find his wife, Sif, bald to the scalp, Thor goes straight to that conniving troublemaker, the shape-shifting crafty misanthrope who lives among the gods, and threatens to break every bone in his body.
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But in this case, McConnell and his allies appear to be maneuvering to defeat a candidate whom they view not only as weak in a general election -- but also as a potential troublemaker in the Senate GOP Conference, much like Cruz.
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He was especially active from 2007-2008: If Kanye gets cold feet about naming his album "Waves," I'd like to submit "The Emotional and Soothing Power of Color" or "Something of a Troublemaker on the Art Scene" as potential alternatives.
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But some Republicans did seek to gently put distance between themselves and Paul, a longtime troublemaker within the Senate GOP who has single handedly caused brief shutdowns of the government and the Patriot Act in his two terms in the Senate.
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In addition, Milo's concern that allowing me to add this note will make him stand out as a troublemaker really brings home why most of the characters find it easier to accept the world they live in rather than challenge it.
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"It was more or less public shaming, letting both the target and the rest of the newsgroup know that your buttons had been pushed so hard that you were just going to outright ignore the troublemaker forever more," he said.
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Kim Myong Gil praised Trump's "wise political decision" to seek a new approach to the stalled talks without a "troublemaker" in the U.S. administration - an apparent reference to John Bolton, Trump's hawkish former national security adviser, who was fired last week.
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When the doorbell rang, I was working on a scene in which a harmless conversation between this teacher and a student was overheard by another teacher, a troublemaker, who would later testify that he had witnessed what sounded like a seduction.
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These biases may drive a cop to, for example, see a black man smoking pot as a criminal who needs to be arrested and a white man smoking pot as a mere troublemaker who can be let off with a warning.
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Since then, she's been forthcoming about her experience (in both TV and magazine interviews), written a book called Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology (2015), and on Tuesday debuted a new eight-episode docuseries on A&E titled Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath.
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Beijing's official People's Daily newspaper on Wednesday called the United States a troublemaker and said it has no right to lecture China about taking responsibility for reining in North Korea as tensions on the peninsula are a direct result of U.S. actions.
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Mr. Mayeur added that he did not know whether Mr. Cheffou had been involved in terrorism, but did know him to be a local troublemaker who had repeatedly disrupted a camp of refugees in Parc Maximilien, near the Gare du Nord railway station.
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Mr. von Hoffman, who never attended college, styled himself a "creative troublemaker" after his mentor, the social activist Saul Alinsky, for whom he worked as a community organizer in Chicago before starting his journalism career at The Chicago Daily News in 1963.
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Florence Shmorgoner, Marine Corps, 2014-Present In 2015, I was sexually assaulted, and I waited until 2017 to report it because I was scared that I would not be believed or, worse, that I would be deemed a "troublemaker" in my platoon.
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Mr. Putin has annexed Crimea, stirred up and armed a pro-Russian rebellion in eastern Ukraine, turned a once vibrant Russian news media into an echo chamber, and restored Moscow as an indispensable player on the world stage, by turns a peacemaker and troublemaker.
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The plot unspools as if Carteris had jumped into her character's fan fiction, right down to her flirtation with another actress on the show, Christine Elise, who played the punk troublemaker Emily Valentine on "90210," and now plays herself as an executive at Fox.
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Today, Lai has a personal security detail at his home, but the self-confessed troublemaker says he has never forgotten what it was like to be poor, and he has no intent on abandoning the masses in the crusade they share with him for democracy.
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Socially promoted to ninth grade, his troublemaker side landed him in juvenile court—he got in a street fight that escalated to knives and clubs, he broke a window with a brick, he stole nine dollars from a pretzel shop in the Allegheny Center Mall.
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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 a short time, Kara-Lis Coverdale has built a reputation as a kind of troublemaker, mixing hip-hop with the hymnals at her day job—organist at Montreal's St. John Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church—and testing the limits of the electronic world on her three albums.
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But the short-term spending bill that Congress is set to pass next week, one that both parties tried to use to promote various policies, will most likely include a provision championed by Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, a frequent troublemaker on all matters fiscal.
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In February, the disparate group, whose nominal acronym can stand for just about anything that corresponds to the letters (Women's International Troublemaker Conspiracy from Hell, Women Imagining Theoretically Creative Happenings, or We Instill Terror in Corrupt Humans, for example), participated in the mass hex on the president.
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In Ly's film, that character could be transposed on to Issa (Issa Perica), a young troublemaker whom we meet just as France is winning the World Cup, a moment of delirious mayhem during which the streets of Paris come alive with celebration and fluttering tricolor flags.
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Bound to Russia by a shared Orthodox Christian faith and its role as a financial and banking center for Russian business, the Republic of Cyprus, the Greek-speaking nation in the south of the island, has long looked to Moscow as a protector rather than a troublemaker.
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I think that, frankly, that was already starting to bump for me then, this idea that these straight white middle-class kids having a suburban, fratty experience that was just not, speaking as a city kid and a bit of a troublemaker, I did not identify with that experience.
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It's just one of several astute music cues — I counted Garrett T. Capps's "Born in San Antone," Mink DeVille's "Spanish Stroll," and Lucy Dacus's "Troublemaker Doppelgänger," and may well have missed a few — that come with few previous associations, unlike the megahits dropped on viewers by many other series.
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Orban's Fidesz Party has since 2010 pursued a nationalist-populist agenda that pushes hard against immigration and Islam, and is at frequent loggerheads with the EU. Labeled by some as the "troublemaker of Europe ", Orban has drawn criticism from international observers who say he's weakened the country's democratic institutions.
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Circling around her are Harlan's adult children, their spouses, and their adult children, with characters played by Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Riki Lindhome, Katherine Langford, Jaeden Martell, and especially Marvel Cinematic Universe star Chris Evans, as the family's black sheep and resident troublemaker.
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Critics and players alike seem to be responding most strongly to that aspect of the game, lauding the way it grants players the rare opportunity to be a troublemaker without the consequences of real life or the more fraught concerns that tend to arise around other, more violent video games.
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"She was not at all a troublemaker, and she took my cell phone and threw it in the toilet," said Burley, a mom of two in Atlanta who is managing director of a strategic crisis firm, which means she is often fielding calls and emails when her kids are around.
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She meets a group of teenage boys (including a sensitive transgender boy, a straight A student, a violent troublemaker, and a troubled stoner) and their teacher, Betty Broderick-Allen (later known as BBA), to whom she starts to tell her life story in the attic of an abandoned model home.
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They're joined by the reformed demon Michael (Ted Danson), the perpetually name-dropping socialite Tahani Al-Jamil (Jameela Jamil), and the dumb but endearing troublemaker Jason Mendoza (Manny Jacinto) on a mission to prove that four humans can change for the better, even if they were bad people throughout their lives.
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Nat Hentoff, an author, journalist, jazz critic and civil libertarian who called himself a troublemaker and proved it with a shelf of books and a mountain of essays on free speech, wayward politics, elegant riffs and the sweet harmonies of the Constitution, died on Saturday at his home in Manhattan.
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In 2004, in a piece called "Troublemaker," Russ wrote a review of "Losing America," a book by Robert Byrd, the legendary curmudgeon from West Virginia, heartily praising Mr. Byrd for standing up in 2002 (unlike John Kerry, for instance) to George W. Bush's appeal for Senate authorization to invade Iraq.
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Budding filmmaker Dawson, goofy troublemaker Pacey, moody tomboy Joey, and reformed-ish bad girl Jen all discover the joy and (mostly) pain of first love as they date and break up and date and break up… and date and break up, all with the titular body of water as a soothing backdrop.
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The same goes for Carrère's previous book, " Limonov " (2011), which describes the rebellious life and career of the Russian writer and troublemaker Eduard Limonov, who lived in poverty in New York, prospered in Paris, and returned to Russia, where, once an opposition leader, he has since become a fierce supporter of Vladimir Putin.
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Apple's cat is unpleasantly realistic: And Microsoft isn't even trying: Google's octopus is adorable: Apple's is pretty good too: And Microsoft had some kid make this in Paint: Basically, with Android N, Google has gone from being the biggest troublemaker in the emoji world to proof that other companies need to step up their game.
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Pelosi, who described herself in a recent interview with The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty as "a troublemaker with a gavel," counts the Affordable Care Act, Dodd-Frank financial reform, repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act as just some of the major legislative accomplishments during her time as speaker.
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Facing Hillary Clinton, one of the most experienced candidates in recent history, Trump won despite having no background in politics, ruthlessly defying almost every political tradition, surviving a number of scandals, and as anyone -- like me -- who grew up in the tri-state area in the 228s remembered, being a notorious troublemaker who craved public attention.
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" But Ms. Birstein quickly gained mastery over her protagonists, to the point where by 1955 The Times Book Review wrote admiringly of her fully developed characters in "The Troublemaker," a tale of Jewish family life in New York centering on an 303-year-old girl who, the review said, is "very bright, very curious and sensitive to the tensions about her.
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A self-professed teenage "troublemaker" from London who'd fallen in with the wrong crowd, Shetty says he initially dismissed the monk's words of wisdom as a "waste of time" — only to walk away from his talk so inspired, it set off a series of events that has since led Shetty to become popular among stars like Ellen DeGeneres, Khloé Kardashian and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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The OC seemed poised to fill 90210's shoes: It was also set in California (this time the uber-fancy Orange County) and told through the eyes of a newcomer — in this case, Chino troublemaker Ryan Atwood as a sort-of stand-in for Brenda or Brandon Walsh — and it promised to once again bring impossibly attractive young adults and their impossibly dramatic lives to the small screen.
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Many Democratic Party professionals hate Sanders because he refuses to formally join the political party to which they've dedicated their life, and because he was repeatedly a troublemaker during the 2016 primary campaign: He stayed in the race long after his odds of victory had become hopeless, and spoiled the first couple of days of the Democratic Convention by getting geared up about emails stolen by the Russian government from the DNC server.
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