"Don't you even think of trumping up some sort of duel with Bernard Chaffee," he hissed.
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He loves the country, and this whole stuff with the Democrats are trumping up against him is nonsense.
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Trumping up and down the dojo doing basics and seething with rage at every other style was the standard.
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For his part, Tyrese says Norma is bitter that he married someone else and is trumping up false allegations out of revenge.
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Regardless, in the future we're likely to see fewer PSAs shaming people for general pot usage and trumping up its inherent risks.
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Trumping up support for deals that aren't actually in the public interest is common practice in the swamp we know as US telecom policy.
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The FTC has taken action against a number of app makers recently who were accused of trumping up the health benefits of their apps.
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Trumping up America's high unemployment rate and inflation, Ronald Reagan defeated Carter by 489 electoral votes to 49 (popular vote: 50.7 percent to 41 percent).
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If there are conservatives arguing that Clinton is either unserious or incapable of achieving her stated goal, those trumpeting—and trumping up—Trump's shortcomings have drowned them out—helping Clinton in effect, if not in intent.
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The new Comey letter might help Democrats in some contests like New Hampshire just because the next 24 hours of the news cycle will be about this new Comey statement rather than trumping up the closing narrative.
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Mortensen is a fellow of the Center for Immigration Studies, an anti-immigration think tank that has been accused of publishing false or misleading information to justify hard-line immigration policy, like trumping up the link between criminality and illegal immigration, which has been repeatedly debunked.
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Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Carlton Gebbia says she and her family were very good to their housekeeper for 6 years, but the lady stopped showing up for work after a dispute over missing jewelry ... and now she's suing and trumping up a phony battery claim out of spite.
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Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, has essentially blamed the United States and a handful of other Western nations for trumping up charges that got Russia's National Olympic Committee and dozens of its top athletes banned from these Games as punishment for a yearslong doping scheme that ultimately corrupted the testing lab at the 2014 Olympics.
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Vendors who sell to those professionals, though, and researchers who try to make their name by trumping up the new exploits they discover, and the media who write breathless articles decorated with stock pictures of black-hoodied hackers illuminated by the ghostly glow of their laptops … again, I'm by no means saying that they are bad people, or maliciously motivated, or wrong when they ring their alarm bells.
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But things get complicated when Ganga saves a local girl, Dhanno (Vyjayanthimala), from the zamindar's lecherous assault. The zamindar (Anwar Hussain) gets his revenge by trumping up a robbery charge against Ganga, landing him in prison. Upon his release, Ganga learns that his brother has become destitute and attacks and robs the zamindar in a rage. Soon Ganga finds himself an outlaw, and, with Dhanno at his side, he joins a gang of bandits camping out in the wilderness.
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As described in a film magazine, Rachel Hayne (Ayres), whose husband, a Southern soldier, is believed to have died in battle, renews a former love affair with Union fighter Colonel Charles Prescott (Holt). She also cultivates the friendship of another Northerner, Brigade Surgeon Fielding (Cain), for the purpose of obtaining quinine from him to pass on to Southern soldiers. Prescott is about to avow his love when the husband Captain Gordon Haine (Stone) returns. When Hayne is recaptured as a spy, Fielding accuses Prescott of trumping up the charge to dispose of the husband.
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Tom Coleman, the narcotics investigator in the tiny town, was eventually accused of trumping up drug bust information, mostly aimed at African Americans. Coleman claimed he had made more than 100 undercover drug purchases from 46 different drug dealers (40 of whom were black). About a dozen of the accused were sentenced, some for up to 90 years (based upon his personal accounts with no corroborating evidence) before authorities stopped to investigate Coleman's practices, largely due to the Observer's reporting. Coleman was found guilty of one charge of perjury, for which he was sentenced to seven years probation.
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In the mid-1980s, Weinstein travelled to Alberta on several occasions in an attempt to organize the Jewish community against antisemitic activity in the province - particularly, against the activities of Aryan Nations organizer Terry Long. He received national media attention in 1986 when he picketed "AryanFest" when it was held on Long's Alberta compound.Fisher, Matthew, "Jewish group vows to stop Aryan camp", Globe and Mail, August 23, 1986 The previous year, Weinstein had held meetings in Edmonton in an attempt to organize a JDL branch there. During one of the meetings he shouted down Rabbi Haim Kemelman, leader of Edmonton's Beth Shalom synagogue, after he criticized the JDL's methods and called Weinstein a "carpetbagger" and alleged he was trumping up a non- existent crisis of antisemitism in an attempt create an Edmonton JDL branch.
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