UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: But people say this is like two faced.
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They're all two-faced ... We don't trust any of them.
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The two faced off in a debate on Tuesday night.
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Now when I work with President Trump I&aposm two faced.
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THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY's approach to Facebook is, ahem, two-faced.
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And then Potratz has the nerve to call Hartley two-faced.
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Read: The Strange, Two-Faced Campaign Behind Michael Bay's Benghazi Movie
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The grotesque nature of cryptocurrency makes it a two-faced system.
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" Trump responded to the video on Wednesday, calling Trudeau "two-faced.
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Do you know of a two-faced cow calf that lived longer?
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Joshua Strickon, input engineer who prototyped the iPhoneThe iPhone is two-faced.
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Three the Stooges on TV. Two the two-faced lie he told.
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They are the two-faced god of late capitalism in North America.
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" When asked about Trudeau's comments on Wednesday, Trump replied: "He's two faced.
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" When asked about Trudeau's comments on Wednesday, Trump replied: "He's two faced.
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Trump called Trudeau "two-faced" on Wednesday in response to the video.
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Gemini is the sign of twins and is associated with two-faced-ness.
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And, unlike Sebastian, she has actual reason to play the two-faced bitch.
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Their two-faced attitude is another proof that they're one of our enemies.
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The two-faced presidency is also ill-suited to respond to major crises.
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"Green card holders are two-faced," said a user with the name Xiaoshen5911.
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That was funny when I said the guy's two-faced, you know that.
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"Well, he's two-faced," Trump said when asked if he'd seen the video.
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The two faced charges of mail fraud in a college admissions bribery scandal.
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Justin Trudeau is two-faced — he's got a white one and a brown one.
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He then called Mr. Trudeau "two-faced" and returned to Washington earlier than expected.
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"Well, he's two-faced," the president said when asked about Trudeau and the video.
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"That was funny when I said the guy's two-faced," Trump is heard saying.
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So, [Two], from Virginia asks, Is it okay for politicians to be two-faced?
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We&aposve had the Germans playing two-faced politics on this issue for some time.
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So, Tu (ph), from Virginia asks, is it OK for politicians to be two-faced?
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When they were together, the two faced a tragedy that Will has had trouble overcoming.
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The new administrators vowed to unmask "two-faced" Uighur academics who resisted the new orthodoxies.
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Go deeper: The two-faced freelance economy The gig economy is distorting U.S. economic data
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Conservatives skewer Trudeau after Trump calls him 'two-faced' MORE before they were formally nominated.
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"He's two-faced," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Trudeau, when asked about the viral video.
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He also called Trudeau "two-faced," which is at least a step up from blackface.
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Trump called Trudeau "two-faced" on Wednesday morning when reporters asked him about the video.
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Remember, voting out a telecom shill could also lead to two-faced lobbyists losing their jobs.
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"I incorporated Stila Smudge Pot in brown with Two Faced Matte Eye Shadow Collection," she explains.
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Enrique Ochóa, the PRI's president, called the PAN candidate "two-faced, a liar and a crook".
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"President Trump is two-faced on the Venezuela issue," said Florida Democratic Party Chairwoman Terrie Rizzo.
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The two-faced HR role of the past no longer matches the needs of workers today.
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"We call it two-faced up here where I live," Fred Head told The Washington Post.
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Ron Wyden, the senior Democrat on the committee, denounced the industry's "two-faced scheming and profiteering".
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She became manipulative, two-faced, and condescending towards me for reasons I'm still unsure of today.
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" Another, Iayana Elie, explains, "People automatically assume that I'm two-faced or not to be trusted.
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Plus, find more hot buys for half off, like the Two Faced Better Than Sex mascara.
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The sign of duality—frequently roasted for being two-faced—Gemini is the sign of the twins.
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There's a lot of politics at Otter Bay Elementary School, and a lot of two-faced interactions.
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The New York Times' David Brooks noted this two-faced presidency in a column earlier this week.
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Lincoln's best-known comic line came during a debate, when he was accused of being two-faced.
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Naturally, Trump has already replied to Trudeau's viral words calling him "two-faced" in a Wednesday conference.
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The general manager also described the player "as a two-faced liar and cheat," the letter said.
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"He's two-faced," he said at a press conference while sitting next to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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"That was funny when I said that guy was two-faced," he said, referring to Mr. Trudeau.
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"He's two-faced," Trump said Wednesday morning when asked about the comments Trudeau made apparently about him.
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Apparently still upset by the incident, Trump called Trudeau "two-faced" in a press conference later Wednesday.
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Because of his policies, because of racism, and homophobia, misogyny and so he is just two-faced (Inaudible).
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In a recent propaganda video, Tibet's government accused "two-faced" Communist Party members of secretly working with separatists.
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People say Geminis are two-faced, and you literally are: How can twins have anything but two faces?
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The "Lover" singer said she "realized he is so two-faced" at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards.
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They called it Janus after the two-faced Roman god who looks into the future and the past.
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Those who opposed the Chinese-language policy or resisted the new curriculum were labeled "two-faced" and punished.
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" Of course, once Trump got wind of that convo, he went in on Trudeau, calling him "two-faced.
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Trump would later call Trudeau "two-faced" after the video of world leaders mocking him was made public.
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Critics say Mourou is two-faced, however, and holds contradictory positions on the role of the Islam in society.
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A striking, two-faced calf has become a bit of a local star the small town of Campbellsville, Kentucky.
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Kamala Harris was a prosecutor, which makes her a kind of two-faced Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde progressive / conservative.
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People call you two-faced, Gemini, but we all know that anyone is capable of that kind of behavior!
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The result was confidently two-faced: a trench coat appended to a jean jacket; a wool peacoat to houndstooth.
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" While answering questions at the NATO summit on Wednesday, according to The Washington Post, Trump called Trudeau "two-faced.
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Then there's the issue of what many see as a two-faced relationship between Fiji Water and its local communities.
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The two faced off in the 2014 general election, when there was a feeling that democracy itself was at stake.
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Staff described the organization as "dysfunctional" and had witnessed "'deceitful', 'two-faced', 'egotistic' and/or 'belligerent'" behavior from senior staff.
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Setting aside her (or anyone else's) feelings about the word "bitch," Taylor looked more than two-faced in this situation.
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You might be a two-faced gossip, but you're happy to share (especially since Geminis usually buy two of everything).
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Gunray is so bafflingly useless and obviously two-faced, the intelligence of all characters who trust him is immediately suspect.
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It is variably polluting industries, tepid or two-faced politicians, our own political passivity, and even the laws of physics.
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Moscow would blithely deny any wrongdoing, declare itself victimized by a two-faced West and strike back with equivalent measures.
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No show like this could be complete without an indictment of the two-faced nature of religion, class, and politics.
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We're not two-faced when we tell each other things, like not talking about the bad things with the other.
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If abused, though, it could amplify exactly the sort of two-faced campaigning the telegraph was supposed to have banished.
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President Donald Trump called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau "two-faced" after Trudeau was caught mocking him behind his back.
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That politically expedient response to the horror in Syria fits in perfectly with the two-faced behavior of Trump himself.
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This episode is almost uniquely positioned to make Trump very angry -- an anger that flashed with the "two-faced" comment.
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Reacting to the video, Trump called Trudeau "two faced," and canceled a scheduled news conference at the end of Wednesday.
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In his own hot-mic moment, Trump was overheard saying, "That was funny when I said the guy's two-faced."
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"Up to now, whatever you said about Facebook, you couldn't say it was a two-faced company," Mr. Tobaccowala said.
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Protagonist Lottie Person is a two-faced disaster, a beautiful fashion blogger crippled with unfashionable allergies and radioactive green snot.
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"They are traitors ... They have always been two-faced, if you want, and now we see their real face very clearly".
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While the two faced up to 10 years in a Thai prison, they got off with a fine of around $6,000.
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The government has purged what it calls "two-faced" Uighur teachers and officials suspected of secretly resisting the hard-line policies.
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It is the first of two faced by Mr. Manafort, the veteran Republican lobbyist and former campaign chairman for President Trump.
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And should you want to play around with your own ambivalent two-faced sips, here are some tips for composing them.
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Mr. Schmidt thought the political move "two-faced," but Mr. Genscher kept both of his crucial government positions under Mr. Kohl.
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Emphasize that while serving as Speaker, this two-faced loudmouth has not accomplished anything good for America or for American citizens.
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Similarly, the painting seems to address the notion of being "Janus-faced," as in "two-faced," particularly in the context of politics.
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The image of the two-faced Roman god Janus, who can look into the past and future, is the core visual language.
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This two-faced formula was successful enough to win Trump the presidency, so simply denouncing him as a con man won't suffice.
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The Republican's campaign has accused Clinton and her allies of being two-faced, crafting separate messages for the public and in private.
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You're two-faced, you're looking the wrong way, and if you don't watch out you're going to find yourself beyond the pale.
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Because many Democrats are so invested in the Russia collusion narrative, they haven't really taken note of Trump's two-faced foreign policy.
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Filadelfo shared that the two faced the frightening experience together, and that comforting Sue actually helped her deal with her own turbulence fears.
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Academics like him have been accused of being "two faced" by state media -- supporting the Party in public but undermining it in private.
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He just feels Kanye is two-faced for turning his nose up at the tape but then embracing it to make a buck.
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The unexpected welcome stems from the fact that the GDPR is "two-faced", in the words of Viktor Mayer-Schönberger of Oxford University.
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Claire's two-faced Vice President Mark Usher (Campbell Scott) poses as her greatest ally, but could be the most insidious threat against her.
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A federal official who worked on trade-secret investigations said that Silicon Valley companies "couldn't be more two-faced about" coöperating with prosecutors.
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The two faced each other five times in Nippon Professional Baseball, with Ohtani going 210-for-23 with a double and three strikeouts.
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I'm hoping the power of social media will win out here and that Ross will lose business for his blatant, two-faced politics.
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" Trump later insisted the other heads of state "weren't laughing at me, they were laughing with me," but also called Trudeau "two-faced.
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As for how Trudeau can smooth things over -- Trump did call him "two-faced" after all -- Ced had some advice, based on experience.
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If someone accuses you of being two-faced, remind them that commitment doesn't mean boredom, and having fun doesn't mean shirking your responsibilities.
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They were Chiang Kai-shek, China's prickly and reserved leader (that page-200 critic) and Zhou Enlai, the urbane but two-faced Communist representative.
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Let's be honest, Gemini: You have bad PR. You're known at the two-faced gossip of the zodiac, but is this reputation really fair?
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The two faced off at the same stage at Flushing Meadows last year where the Austrian retired midway through the match with an injury.
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A Thursday commentary in Rodong Sinmun, the mouthpiece of the country's official party, contained a stern warning for people it called "two-faced" officials.
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They're typically narcissistic, two-faced, egomaniacal and controlling, according to authors of "The Toxic Boss Survival Guide, " Craig Chappelow, Peter Ronayne and Bill Adams.
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"The VA is two-faced: What it says it does and what it actually does are two entirely different things," Mitchell told USA Today.
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LONDON — President Donald Trump criticized Justin Trudeau Wednesday, calling his Canadian counterpart "two-faced" after footage emerged of world leaders appearing to mock him.
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It doesn't look like a good one -- Trump, after all, accused Trudeau of being "two-faced" and hastily stormed off from the London gathering.
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It's just too easy to call a Gemini "two-faced;" it's like calling a Virgo a prude or a Capricorn a lusty old goat.
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In a biting new track off her album Reputation titled "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things," Swift slams West for being two-faced.
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He referred to him as "two-faced Tester" and derided his lack of support for the Republican tax overhaul and other key White House policies.
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Part of the repression has been aimed at "two-faced officials" who (the party says) are publicly supporting the security system while secretly helping victims.
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Stereotypes about Geminis often say they're fickle and two-faced; however, it's just as true that once they find someone they love, they're very loyal.
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Instead, McNamara was content to be two-faced, preaching optimism and steadfastness in public (and occasionally in internal policy discussions) even as he brooded privately.
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The two faced each other for the first time this month in Madrid, where Barty won a 6-1, 1-6, 6-1 roller coaster.
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Go deeper: The two-faced freelance economy The gig economy is distorting U.S. economic data How many contractors Instacart and other on-demand companies have
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Trump responded Wednesday by calling Trudeau "two-faced" and suggesting the prime minister was upset he'd said Canada was "slightly delinquent" on its defense spending.
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He had called the prime minister "two-faced" after a video surfaced in which Mr. Trudeau and other world leaders appeared to mock Mr. Trump.
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He accused Europe of "two-faced behavior" for allowing PKK sympathizers to set up a tent near an EU-Turkey summit in Brussels last week.
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" They also attempted to paint House Speaker Paul Ryan as "a complete and absolute nobody incapable of any decisiveness" and as a "two-faced loudmouth.
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Responding to the video Wednesday, Trump blasted Trudeau as "two-faced" and suggested he'd been irked by Trump's complaints about Canada's level of defense spending.
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The video gathered traction in the British and North American media, prompting Trump to call Trudeau "two-faced" in a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
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"The death of the Russian commander is the price, the bloody price for the two-faced American policy in Syria," Ryabkov told reporters, according to RIA.
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The two faced off at a Street Fighter V launch event, in a faceoff that pitted series mainstays Ryu (Daigo) and Ken (Lupe) against one another.
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The only character who falls flat is Lisa's two-faced friend Janis — an unlikable fly in Lisa's soup, depositing just enough bacteria to do intestinal damage.
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These two faced each other in their youth, across the front lines of a religious war, fought with bricks thrown at each other, guns and bombs.
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George returns often to this dichotomy, which she terms the "two-faced nature of blood" and sees as embodied in the figure of the Gorgon Medusa.
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From the neurotic Frasier Crane to Betty Draper's two-faced shrink, from the delusional never-nude Tobias Funke to that whole Tony Soprano-Dr. Melfi-Dr.
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Max Minghella, the English actor known for playing the two-faced Nick Blaine on "The Handmaid's Tale," made his directing debut with this music-infused drama.
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The two faced off to start the game with Brady winning the draw from his older brother, who is headed to his first All-Star Game.
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Trump has taken issue with Kelly since the two faced off in last summer's Fox News debate — the first Republican debate of the 2016 election cycle.
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President Trump described Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as "two-faced" over a video clip in which Trudeau appeared to mock Trump alongside other world leaders.
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This is an allegation that tosses Peter into a tailspin, particularly since he lived through the two-faced hell of Luke Parker during The Bachelorette 2019.
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But the images are enriched by fluency in modern art, especially Cubism and Picasso's two-faced heads, curvaceous Marie-Thérèse Walter images and monumental beached nudes.
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Basically, Mary Louise thinks Madeline is a two-faced bitch, a concept that, after their screaming session over college in her bedroom, Abigail would surely agree with.
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Since Cotto is self-admittedly a "small" middleweight, there was somewhat of a pass given when the two faced off against one another for that lineal claim.
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Her frenemies have occasionally accused Vicki Gunvalson of being two-faced, and now as the Bravo star readies for a new season, she's offering up a dozen.
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It was a follow up to the duo's first meeting on an episode of Jimmy Fallon, where the two faced each other to prove they weren't doppelgangers.
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The administration withdrew from the Human Rights Council in June, partly over the frequent criticism of Israel and other actions that the administration described as two-faced.
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Two-Faced Pineapple A float of blackstrap rum at the end is all it takes to transform this innocent tropical fruit cooler into a boozy beach drink.
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This time around it was his childish spat with Justin Trudeau, who mocked him on an open mic, only to have the president call him two-faced.
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But the wide-ranging barbs also reached the likes of AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and actress Debra Messing, both of whom he suggested were two-faced.
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In comments Wednesday, sitting next to Merkel, Trump called Trudeau "two faced," adding the Canadian leader is probably upset about being called out on underpaying NATO contributions.
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Trump called Justin Trudeau "two-faced" after video emerged of the Canadian president and other world leaders appearing to mock the president in a hot mic gaffe.
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Earlier he had called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau "two-faced" after a video appeared to show Trudeau and other world leaders mocking Trump behind his back.
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An encounter with Frank Sinatra, when the two faced off while Ellison was shooting pool, was immortalized in Gay Talese&aposs famous 220 magazine profile of the singer.
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"He's two-faced," Mr. Trump said, decrying his positions on ethanol subsidies before going on an extended rant about Mr. Cruz's Canadian roots and eligibility to be president.
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Half of them were rescued from their two-faced lovers before cannibalism could take place, while the other half... well you know what happened to the other half.
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Click here to view original GIFOkay, we're just going to say it: From its mysterious glowing patches to its two-faced mountain, dwarf-planet Ceres is plain weird.
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Corden got real with Kanye, knowing that if acted as a sycophant on the phone, he'd come off as two-faced when Kim inevitably exposed him on Snapchat.
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The former secretary of state also recalled the moment then-candidate Trump stood close behind her while the two faced off during the presidential debate in St. Louis.
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The two teams split their regular-season series, 1-1, but the Royal Challengers won by 19 runs when the two faced off in Bangalore on May 14.
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Rose's fond memories of her sister, who was older than her by nine years, are couched between times of hardship that the two faced alongside their three brothers.
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Tito tells TMZ Sports ... back before they became MMA superstars, the two faced off when Tito was wrestling for Cal State Bakersfield and Chael was an Oregon Duck.
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Later in the day Trump himself was caught on mic saying: "That was funny when I said the guy is two-faced," according to White House pool reporters.
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"He's two faced," Trump said when asked about remarks Trudeau seemed to make about the U.S. president's performance at a news conference at a NATO summit in Britain.
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Trump on Wednesday called Trudeau "two-faced" and had a tense press conference with Macron in which the French prime minister corrected Trump during a discussion about ISIS.
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Nick Viall seems to have his mind made up about who he likes on "The Bachelor" -- and all signs point to Corinne ... whether she's two-faced or not.
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To halt Elsa's attacking army, the two-faced Prince Hans triggers a massive avalanche — not caring that the avalanche also puts Anna, Elsa and all of Arendelle in jeopardy.
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The obituaries editor told me that it was not a question of a two-faced villain, but a four-faced villain, because each of them came with their deputy.
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There's "Two-Faced Woman," about a lady who gets a nose job, but her dream man is repulsed by her beauty and she somehow gets her old nose restored.
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The two-faced cartoon pop star flashes a grin, then a sneer, as if she really is pulling an unexpected card out of her sleeve and laying it down.
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By late October, the two-faced cow calf had survived 42 days, besting the previous record of 40 days for a calf with her condition, according to Cater News.
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"It's a two-faced dynamic," says Harry Campbell, a driver for Uber and Lyft and creator of The Rideshare Guy, a popular blog for drivers in the new industry.
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China's foreign minister said earlier this month that there is little reason for optimism that the relationship with "two-faced" Tokyo will improve, though he acknowledged signs of improvement.
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This two-faced tactic, known as dual-gender signaling, suggests tactical skills of an order no one had ever suspected in a species so low on the natural scale.
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Madame Keane, so admirable in her ability to staunchly stand by her morals under pressure, unfortunately lacks the CIA talents of Carrie to be a convincing two-faced liar.
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He trashes the couple for being two-faced, but saves his nastiest stuff for Jamal, whom he erroneously believes knew about the relationship but helped Andre cover it up.
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Trump called Trudeau "two-faced" and suggested he was upset that he had criticized Canada for not meeting NATO's defense spending target of 2 percent of gross domestic product.
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The two faced off twice this past week -- once on the debate stage in Las Vegas and again on Thursday night for the Al Smith charity dinner in New York.
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This is Trump's Republican Party, it has been for some time, and at this points objections to his foreign policy look half-hearted at best, and two-faced at worst.
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To spice things up, the researchers painted one side of the dots (making them two-faced and thus "Janus"), and coated them in titanium dioxide, giving them an electrostatic charge.
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This silence might make short-term political sense, but heightens the risk that the Trump administration's two-faced foreign policy will lead the U.S. into a great and disastrous war.
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They often spoke over each other, and there were few light moments as the two faced off during what could be the most important week of the Democratic presidential nomination contest.
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Mr. Trump made the announcement on Twitter after calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada "two-faced" while speaking to reporters ahead of a meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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It is hurting men like me, but more importantly, it is harming trans women who are too often the objects of secret desire, paying for the hypocrisies of a two-faced society.
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But even though Ivy is dressed up as a divided America in a two-faced mask with a donkey on one side and an elephant on the other, Ally recognizes her instantly.
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The woman's cat had rejected the all-black kitten, likely because of the little one's health condition, so the two-faced neonate would need round-the-clock human care to stay alive.
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Last week Turkey's foreign minister called the United States "two-faced" for refusing to call the YPG terrorists, after photos emerged purportedly showing U.S. Special Forces wearing YPG emblems on their shoulders.
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Caroline: Like you said about the premiere, even when season two is being mysterious and possibly two-faced, it at least has the added value of some real stakes on its side.
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Lu's former agency, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), held a meeting on Wednesday in which it called its former chief "a typical two-faced person" who had "seriously polluted" its political environment.
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The book never develops its characters beyond giving them each a name and a single trait (Alex: objectifying; Courtney: two-faced), but the TV show turns them all into genuine three-dimensional people.
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Here, moderator Martha Raddatz of ABC News asked Clinton if she was "two-faced" because one email revealed the Democratic nominee saying one to have "both a public and private position" on issues.
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Taiwan is a core interest of China's that can't be challenged and Japan should recognize the seriousness of it, stop being "two-faced" and not go any further down the wrong path, Hua said.
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Erdogan is still seething over the presence of protesters sympathetic to the PKK near an EU-Turkey summit in Brussels in March, which he said at the time demonstrated the EU's "two-faced" behavior.
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"Up to now, whatever you said about Facebook, you couldn't say it was a two-faced company," said Rishad Tobaccowala, chief growth officer for the Publicis Groupe, one of the world's biggest advertising groups.
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One big vulnerability for Trump, they believed, had to do with his two-faced stance on immigration, railing against undocumented workers while quietly hiring them to build his towers and staff his country clubs.
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Mr. Trump called Mr. Trudeau "two-faced" after the prime minister was caught on video apparently gossiping about the American president with other world leaders at a NATO reception at Buckingham Palace last month.
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Trump called the Canadian leader "two-faced," and he suggested Trudeau was upset because he has repeatedly called out Canada for not meeting NATO's defense spending target of 2 percent of gross domestic product.
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Clinton, more than two-faced, really has two entirely separate, vicious-looking heads in "Hillary for Hillary America," while her supporters on the dais sport corporate logos instead of faces, bobbling above bow ties.
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Broderick played a high school social studies teacher who enlisted Paul Metzler to run against Witherspoon's character for student body president, causing the election of a lifetime as the two faced off for the title.
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Quimera may remind you of another two-faced cat that stole the internet's heart a few years ago – Venus, whose face was half black with a green eye and half orange with a blue eye.
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While sporting their pre-show ensembles – sparkly pale pink lace Victoria's Secret bras and classic pink silk robes – the two faced off in a rap battle that only adds to their friendly sibling runway rivalry.
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But like many of my peers, I am also a two-faced hypocrite, at least when it comes to parts of myself that may well benefit from a twinge of not-quite-so-natural intervention.
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Astrology nerds call you two-faced, Gemini (a cheap diss to toss at a sign symbolized by twins), but during this time, you might reflect on what's going on beneath the surface of your relationships.
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Even Greta Garbo, that genius of myth creation, a recluse at 36 in the wake of "Two-Faced Woman," the 1941 film she referred to as "my grave," seemed to find retirement a little lonely.
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There's not enough vicious, two-faced coffee-shop camaraderie for my savage taste, but Miranda treats the girls' lopsided friendship with warmth and sensitivity, while leaving the door open on how genuine it actually was.
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" According to one widely circulated but apocryphal story about the Lincoln-Douglas debates, Stephen Douglas accused him of being two-faced, and he responded, "If I had two faces, would I be wearing this one?
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And while the snake emoji may have gotten its start with Kim Kardashian stans, the snake image is similar, Jalalzai said, to images used to criticize other female world leaders as disloyal or two-faced.
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Appearance: Sphinx Personality: Riddler Though they're often slandered as two-faced, Gemini's ability to switch allegiance is rooted in the fact that it's a cerebral air sign able to see many sides of any situation.
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In the short, the group of friends encounter some real life situations we've all probably faced at some point in our life: someone pretending not to know you, a lame ex, and a two-faced coworker.
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It looks like all that time spent in Westeros will pay off — Max's two-faced temperament seem to be right in line with Ramsay Bolton's strange dichotomy of loyalty to the crown and his own desires.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The United States is "two-faced" for refusing to call the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia terrorists, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday, reflecting Ankara's growing irritation at Washington's backing of the group.
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"If they say 'We don't see the YPG and these terrorist groups as the same,' my answer is, that is a double standard and two-faced," Cavusoglu said at a UN summit in Turkey's Antalya resort.
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Such campaigns are common, but in the current effort, an unusually large number of Uighur officials have come forward to ask fellow Uighurs to do more to support counterterrorism and to weed out "two-faced" people.
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The 220006 presidential election swept Donald Trump into office on a wave of popular disgust with Washington – the backroom deals, the two-faced politicians, and the pervasive sense that everyone in Washington is out for themselves.
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" ( Laughs) It was like, "black diamonds and my gold Rollie, ball hard like Manu Ginobli, I ain't got time for no fake or phony, man, why y'all niggas so two faced, killin' niggas, it's too crazy.
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With the exception of the Fox Demon, a chibi, two-faced femme fatale who carries herself with confidence and sass, all of the characters in White Snake are remarkably bland, especially the lackluster and forgettable villains.
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Because this video plays into a longstanding grievance that Trump has with, well, the world, it seems likely that his condemnation of Trudeau as "two-faced" won't be the last thing we hear on this front.
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The U.S. president lashed out at the Canadian prime minister on Wednesday, calling him "two-faced" after the release of a video that apparently shows Trudeau chattering with other world leaders about the U.S. president's conduct.
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And with the Trump administration's efforts to revive the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, Prime Minister Netanyahu made an important public attempt to once again warn the international community about President Abbas' two-faced policies of deceit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Congresswoman Martha McSally accused her opponent in the hotly contested U.S. Senate race in Arizona, Democratic U.S. Representative Kyrsten Sinema, of "being OK with treason" as the two faced off in their only debate.
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With either chart, America is perceived as two-faced or somehow contradictory: part progressive, hardworking, and generous; part arrogant, racist, and, of course, behind on women's health (which is a shame, since Cancer symbolizes the mother archetype).
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Our Two Faced Tech Control Slip is such a beautiful garment, and it's made from an amazing luxury-technical fabric that has cotton on the inside and microfiber on the outside so dresses drape beautifully over it.
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Later on Wednesday Trump was caught in his own hot-mic moment, saying: "That was funny when I said the guy is two-faced," referring to his comments on Trudeau, according to multiple White House pool reporters.
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"Well, he's two-faced," the president said, adding that while Trudeau is "a nice guy," he was likely upset by Trump's demands for Canada to increase its defense spending contribution as part of the western military alliance.
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Later that day Trump was caught in his own hot-mic moment, saying, "That was funny when I said the guy is two-faced," referring to his comments on Trudeau, according to multiple White House pool reporters.
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All drugs are double-edged swords, after all; antibiotics happen to be especially two-faced, with benefits and risks intertwined so closely that using them courts disasters large and small — and so, of course, does not using them.
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Whatever the cause, animals with polycephaly normally do not survive more than a few days—although there have been notable exceptions, like "Frank and Louie," the two-faced cat that lived to be at least 12 years old.
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Related: Mr. Trump called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada "two-faced" and scrapped plans for a formal news conference at the NATO meeting in London after Mr. Trudeau was filmed apparently gossiping about him with other leaders.
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Later in the day Trump was caught in a hot mic of his own, overheard by press leaving a working lunch with other NATO members saying that it was "funny" when he called Trudeau "two faced" earlier today.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday blasted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as "two-faced" after video surfaced of various foreign leaders appearing to joke about their American counterpart during a private exchange at the NATO summit in London.
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The film also overstates Duran's presence in the sport as by the time the two faced off in the ring, the Panamanian legend was well past his prime and fighting about 3-4 weight classes above his ideal weight.
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Also, the two-faced priest who initially threw Giménez under the bus by denying that he gave her permission to work on the fresco ended up banished from town — he was accused of embezzling 168,000 euros from the church.
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Despite the reduction of tensions after the Singapore summit, Pyongyang's two-faced diplomacy should be a reminder of the critical need for Washington to remain vigilant and maintain sanctions pressure until North Korea fully commits to disarmament and peace.
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Because of this, Geminis are giant blabbermouths and love to tell stories; in line with their symbol, Geminis can talk enough for two people, and they have a nasty habit of being two-faced — and also of two-timing.
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In addition to the personal blowback the two faced, the organizers said that retaliation is a part of the culture at Google — a strong statement that contradicts the company's former reputation as a hub for honest and open employee feedback.
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Initially, the two faced charges of hunting big game that was swimming, harassing wildlife using a boat, and attempting to capture wildlife, but, on Friday, it was announced that the two were convicted of harassing wildlife—the bros plead guilty.
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These growing victories also seem to have energized a batch of spurned rivals, some of whom have few cards left to play other than ripping the Iowa leader as a two-faced impostor with more political cunning than deep religious sincerity.
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MOSCOW, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that "two-faced policy" of the United States was to blame for the death of Russian general Valery Asapov in Syria, RIA news agency quoted him as saying on Monday.
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Mr. Trump abandoned plans for a final news conference after the NATO meeting, and he called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada "two-faced" after a video surfaced in which Mr. Trudeau and other world leaders appeared to mock Mr. Trump.
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Joe wants so badly to make Beck's life perfect and to make himself perfect for her that he fails to recognize that even her bad choices are her choices, her questionable taste is her taste, her two-faced friends are still her friends.
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Guys with secret girlfriends are a big drama generator, not least because one of the pleasures the show provides is watching the Bachelorette figure out which of them are "good guys" and which aren't, and then seeing two-faced players get their comeuppance.
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When I talked to Stepanek the day after the two faced off at Wimbledon, he said that they'd struck up a friendship after practicing together in Miami, and that he had offered Kyrgios some general suggestions, along with tips for playing specific opponents.
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Trump quickly fired back at Trudeau as "two-faced," Joe Biden repacked the clip into a campaign ad, and this weekend, Saturday Night Live took a swing at the news in the show's latest cold open—starring Jimmy Fallon as a bully Trudeau.
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London (CNN)After President Donald Trump called him "two-faced," Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, admitted Wednesday that he and other world leaders were talking about the US President when they were caught on camera at a Buckingham Palace event the night before.
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Please, though, if you ever take a secret lover, remember that (sadly) your sign is the one that's referred to as "two-faced," being that you're the twins, so don't be upset if you get busted and this phrase is hurled at you.
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Mr. Davutoglu added that the United Nations Security Council and the international community were being "two-faced" for demanding that Turkey open its borders, but not moving "a finger to solve the Syrian crisis" or to stop the Russian bombings, according to The Associated Press.
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In Syria, the death of Russian Lieutenant-General Valery Asapov by militant shelling near Deir el-Zour prompted Russia's deputy foreign minister on Monday to accuse the US of pursuing a "two-faced policy" in the country, a charge the State Department vigorously denied.
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Used frequently by contestants in reference to a fellow contestant who is backstabbing, two-faced, or otherwise clearly trying to dupe the bachelor/bachelorette, producers, and others to leverage fame, more Instagram followers, or a chance to return to the franchise via Bachelor in Paradise.
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Thanks to the school's kindly headmaster, Mr. Tushman (Mandy Patinkin), Auggie has already met three of his classmates: chatty Charlotte (Elle McKinnon); quiet Jack Will (Noah Jupe); and two-faced Julian (Bryce Gheisar), who performs niceness around adults but harbors a serious mean streak.
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These NASA Fly-Over Images Just Revealed Something Odd on the Surface of CeresOkay, we're just going to say it: From its mysterious glowing patches to its two-faced mountain,…Read more ReadThe Haulani crater, which you see above, seems to be particularly young.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A senior Uighur Communist Party official in China's far-western Xinjiang has urged Uighur cadres to reveal "two-faced people" and "clean them out", the latest in a string of senior figures to single out their own ethnic group in the restive region.
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But Trump will continue to be the public face of the government, and may fire off reckless tweets based on something he saw on cable TV. The two-faced presidency can only work as long as Republicans have the luxury of discounting Trump's word.
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Fans of astrology love to call out Gemini for being a two-faced liar, but let's be real, Pisces: You are one shady fish, and you're even better at being sneaky than Gemini is, since you actually know how to keep your mouth shut!
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Swift said she "realized he is so two-faced" at the 2015 Video Music Awards, when West announced that MTV wanted them to interact onstage "'cause it got them more ratings" — after, she says, he personally asked her to present him with an award.
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A semi-detached home in Elmhurst was dubbed by Herrin-Ferri in his caption the "Three Musicians," as its two-faced façade that collides yellowish siding on one side with red brick on the other conjures the Cubism of Picasso's famous work of that name.
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Though fashion is the focal point of each section of the show, meriting equal attention are scores of supplemental objects, like a trunk full of Bowie's favorite novels and the two-faced rag doll video sculpture Tony Oursler made him for his 50th birthday celebration.
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Though fashion is the focal point of each section of the show, meriting equal attention are scores of supplemental objects, like a trunk full of Bowie's favorite novels and the two-faced rag doll video sculpture Tony Oursler made him for his 222th birthday celebration.
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Conservatives skewer Trudeau after Trump calls him 'two-faced' Conservatives slam Beto O'Rourke over threat to tax-exempt status for religious organizations MORE, Rick Santorum, and Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE — briefly overtook Romney in national polls, but none of them could sustain their support.
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A set of smaller, carved wooden busts featuring the faces of children on one side (children who look just like the bronze ballerina by Edgar Dégas) and grim skulls on the other take the two-faced theme to a logical but heavy-handed extreme.
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Celebrity makeup artist Priscilla DiStasio also gave Rinna a fresh new look with head-to-toe Era Beauty airbrush foundation, Two Faced Born This Way concealers, Guerlain Terracotta Sun Trio bronzer, and Rincon Cosmetics liquid lipstick in Rodeo Drive finished with Wunder2 Perfect Selfie finishing powder.
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Their different stories surrounding Swift's approval of the rapper's lyrics ignited a summer 2016 firestorm, which would lead the pop star to write a biting track for her album Reputation titled "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things," where she slammed West for being two-faced.
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Trump landed one clean blow when Clinton leaned awkwardly on Abraham Lincoln as she answered a question about whether it's OK to be "two-faced" and have a "public" and "private" position on issues, saying Lincoln himself used different arguments with different lawmakers to end slavery.
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Instead of becoming Williams's only formidable rival, Sharapova became the subject of a different narrative: Though she could seemingly beat anyone not named Serena Williams, whenever the two faced off, people questioned whether she might once again tap into the Wimbledon magic she'd had in 2004.
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"That was funny when I said that guy was two-faced," Mr. Trump said, in a second hot-mic moment of the two-day gathering — a private exchange with another attendee at a luncheon for countries that had met a military spending benchmark required by NATO.
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WATFORD, England, Dec 4 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he had called out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for failing to meet the target of spending 2% of national output on defence adding he was two-faced for comments he appeared to have made about him.
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The e-mails hacked from the account of her campaign manager, John Podesta, and released by WikiLeaks, show her staff worrying over passages from her paid speeches that, if made public, could allow her to be portrayed as two-faced and overly friendly with corporate America.
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Dances of death were not confined to two-dimensional art — the ivory memento mori carvings of Renaissance Europe involved two-faced prayer beads where death alternated with portraits of the living — yet books and prints were a way to bring these messages of shared mortality to a wide audience.
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Russia has probably been the most two-faced in this entire exercise, with various officials giving conflicting statements of support for limiting output, while, at the same time, engineering a significant increase in the country's oil production in recent weeks to over 11 million barrels per day, with more to come.
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The messages, Sims says, were displayed in real time on Conway's laptop while Sims was using it to draft a statement on Conway's behalf in response to criticism from hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," who at the time had accused her of being two-faced in her support of the president.
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In response, a sullen president said one of the leaders caught talking on the video, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, was "two-faced," and then slipped out of town without the scheduled wrap-up session with reporters, seemingly intent on not further spoiling the image of a successful visit.
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The program, which aired on HBO, used the late-night wars of Jay Leno and David Letterman as a starting point, but went much deeper: It satirized sycophantic sidekicks in Jeffrey Tambor's "Hey Now" Hank Kingsley, overbearing producers in Rip Torn's Artie, not to mention backbiting writers and two-faced celebrity guests.
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The antitrust argument that says big tech needs breaking up to stop platforms abusing competition and consumers in a two-faced role as seller and (manipulative) marketplace may only just be getting going on a mainstream political stage — but startups have been at the coal face of the fight against crushing platform power for years.
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" The Scottish deejay, 32, sings lyrics like, "Why wait / To say / At least I did it my way/ Lie awake / Two faced / But in my heart I understand / I made / My move / And it was all about you / Now I feel / So far removed" before going on to repeatedly sing, "You were the one thing in my way.
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"Since Uighurs are now collectively under suspicion, any Uighur academic with foreign ties is branded a 'two-faced intellectual' — disloyal to the state and in need of re-education," said Rachel Harris, who studies Uighur music at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London and knows Professor Dawut as a friend and academic partner.
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Assange and Wikileaks Depending on a reader's preconceptions, she or he will interpret Raffi Khatchadourian's article about the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, a ghostly global activist hiding out in a foreign embassy, as a portrait of either a self-involved, two-faced traitor to his own ideals or a crusading hero of the populace ("Man Without a Country," August 21st).
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE used that against him when the two faced off in the GOP presidential primary; Cruz said it was proof he wasn't a Washington insider.
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In the age of Trump, Black History Month provides ballast against the President's two-faced efforts -- on full display at the breakfast -- to portray himself as a civil rights champion by ham-fistedly invoking the memory of America's most revered black abolitionist even as he's aligned himself, in both word and deed, with the kind of white nationalists who Douglass spent his life opposing.
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That news was drowned out by French leader Emmanuel Macron, who came into town having declared NATO brain dead; by Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who responded that it instead was the French leader's brain that was lifeless; by Canadian leader Justin Trudeau, who was caught mocking President Trump during allied cocktail hour; and by President Trump, who shrugged in response that the Canadian was two-faced.
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London (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to be in a fractious mood as he met with world leaders at the NATO summit outside London on Wednesday, calling the leader of the US's northern neighbor "two-faced" and abruptly canceling his end-of-meeting press conference which was scheduled to take place while the House Judiciary Committee is holding its first hearing as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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But Trump's rhetoric and mannerisms are equally quick in drawing a base of loyal supporters, regular middle-class Americans, who seemed to be impatiently waiting for years for someone like Trump to emerge; a man who could represent the struggling middle class blue collar workers whom his base was initially composed of, and a man who could serve as an alternative to the two-faced, condescending, polished stock-politician a vast amount of Americans were growing weary of.
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Fitting for a two-faced corporation, Chick-fil-A is biting two tongues at once: the one that refuses to acknowledge the right of anyone to love whomever they please, and the one that proudly mingles what the company calls in its 2020 Chick-fil-A Foundation priorities "staying true to its mission of nourishing the potential in every child" with a cowardice about the holiness of those of God's children who are also gay children.
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Read more:Drake is lending his $185 million custom plane, 'Air Drake,' to the Sacramento Kings for a preseason trip to IndiaDrake has been named the No. 5 richest rapper in the world with a $150 million net worth — here's a look at how he got thereTaylor Swift accuses 'two-faced' Kanye West of befriending her only to turn on her laterDrake took a jab at the Beatles with a tattoo that shows him walking ahead of them at the iconic Abbey Road crossing
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Conservatives took jabs at Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE after President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 22019,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE called him "two-faced," with many drawing attention the Canadian leader's blackface scandal earlier this year.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE on Wednesday called Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE "two-faced" after a viral clip circulated showing Trudeau gossiping about the president's conduct at bilateral NATO meetings a day earlier.
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