"Hillary Clinton attacked those women viciously, one woman said more viciously than he attacked," Trump said.
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This story — viciously, deliciously — is titled "Aubade," i.e.
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What drove him to attack so viciously, Johnson often wondered.
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The writing in Debriefing is never less than viciously good.
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Then he would viciously mock them for farting in public.
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Why has society turned so viciously against a simple hat?
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"I just remember being talked to very viciously," she said.
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He viciously shot one man going about his daily work.
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The videos depict the woman being viciously attacked and strangled.
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President Donald Trump spent much of the summer viciously smearing Rep.
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Sparrow's Club of Ten viciously attacked critics of the apartheid regime.
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BASICALLY ANYONE WHO DOESN'T AGREE WITH HIM, HE ATTACKS THEM VICIOUSLY.
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"None of this was meant viciously," she said at the time.
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After the fight finally de-escalates Buddy viciously chastises his team.
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Most have never met him, and others he has viciously attacked.
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Claudio viciously renounces her, hardly having troubled to investigate the claim.
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They had viciously sharp bills but sparred instead with punchless wings.
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I was viciously attacked by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Convention.
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"Hillary Clinton attacked those same women and attacked them viciously," said Trump.
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The Handmaid's Tale is viciously grim, down to the show's color palette.
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John actually plans to viciously murder Debra's daughter, Terra Newell (Julia Garner).
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He has never shied away from attacking his enemies quickly and viciously.
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" Eric Trump: "This is the EXACT reason they viciously attack our family!
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Lots of gay kids I knew in high school were viciously bullied.
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Good Samaritans The men who had intervened were viciously attacked, police said.
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But he spent most of the spontaneous presser attacking the press. Viciously.
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Civil-society groups say they are being threatened as viciously as ever.
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And Darren Criss ("Glee") coolly seethes — until he viciously erupts — as Cunanan.
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Our immigrant community has been viciously attacked this month, more than usual.
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All three women were viciously stabbed in their Los Angeles area homes.
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Mr. Prince's hot chicken was viciously hot, fried in cast-iron skillets.
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He famously and viciously mocked Times reporter Serge Kovaleski for his disability.
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Trump doesn't get the contradiction of bringing Bill's accusers to the second debate and saying Hillary should be blamed for "viciously" trying to destroy their credibility, even as he viciously tries to destroy the credibility of his own accusers.
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It shows that "toxic masculinity" can be spread viciously by insensitive women, too.
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Both women were viciously stabbed multiple times in their Los Angeles area homes.
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It is perhaps the most viciously efficient nutshot these eyes have ever seen.
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Watch a Russian man get viciously mauled by a pack of pug puppies.
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Miguel physically abused her so viciously that he was eventually sent to prison.
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Fought back hard and viciously against Mexico at Northern Border before breaking through.
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But my boyfriend and my roommate grew viciously jealous of my carb morsels.
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She left at fifteen (but not before viciously biting a disciplinarian school prefect).
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Do not show me an animal video unless it is viciously killing something.
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He viciously attacked Democrats and tried to draw a good-versus-evil contrast.
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Later, the union said Sanders supporters had "viciously attacked" members over that criticism.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Trump also lashed out viciously at Representative Debbie Dingell from Michigan.
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Respectfully, my colleagues viciously undersold "Canyon Moon" and totally trashed its average score.
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Trump tends to lash out, viciously, at anyone who dares to contradict him.
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Works like "Blood Bunny" are pretty straightforward, but viciously staged by P-Orridge.
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Hippos are bloodthirsty murderers who sometimes viciously maul people, sometimes without any provocation.
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Unfortunately, Johnny's team immediately went to the press and began viciously attacking Amber's character.
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Nerve agent weapons can viciously ravage the body very quickly so every moment matters.
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Baked Alaska shot video as his fellow marchers viciously assaulted non-violent counter protesters.
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Or maybe at anytime, they can choose to attack you viciously and without remorse.
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The union later issued a statement denouncing Sanders's supporters for "viciously" attacking the union.
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"We've been viciously cautioned about Season 2, that's why we're being cagey," Bloomberg said.
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That she laid off tens of thousands of people and she got viciously fired.
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Behind the scenes, he viciously defended Trump's interests with profane threats and secret payoffs.
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It's hard to convince yourself to go outdoors when the weather is viciously cold.
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She's messy, and maybe a bit nutty, but I think she's extremely, viciously intelligent.
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Tyler had been viciously outed, and read his peers' comments about the incident online.
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Ellison says it's just the latest example of the Prez viciously going after women.
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We have to fight so viciously and violently because we're dealing with violent people.
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HB6900 viciously targeted trans people, but also gays and lesbians, workers and the poor.
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We are dealing with a US Senator who was viciously attacked at his home.
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Did he forget that it was Trump who viciously insulted a war hero — Sen.
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The national reaction was cold and callous at best, and viciously mocking at worst.
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They published a litany of stories supporting Mr. Brat and viciously attacking Mr. Cantor.
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"I suspect at Trump family events," he said, "Trump plays Don Rickles, but viciously."
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"These things are vividly and viciously disturbing and have long-term consequences," Gestetner said.
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Hurricane Irma churned viciously up Florida's west coast on Sunday, aiming at Tampa-St.
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Trust Exercise is a viciously elegant novel with a structure so sharp it cuts.
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The president also held a rally in Pennsylvania where he viciously denounced the media.
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In November 2008, Beketov was beaten so viciously that he was left unable to speak.
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We gloss over the fights, the viciously passive aggressive comments, the disappointments, and the letdowns.
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The man who viciously attacked comedian Steve Brown onstage has been arrested ... TMZ has learned.
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Crews said that talent agent Adam Venit "viciously grabbed [his] penis and testicles" in 2016.
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And no one took to the task as well or as viciously as Gunvalson did.
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In 1989, Trisha Meili was viciously attacked and raped as she jogged through Central Park.
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They watched as the Nazis ruthlessly destroyed the city, viciously murdering men, women, and children.
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The most excitement is a man, whom we both vaguely recognize, viciously berating a journalist.
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"Bill Clinton sexually assaulted innocent women and Hillary Clinton attacked those women viciously," he said.
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Kim has used violent Stalinist-style purges viciously to control rivals in his corrupt regime.
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On November 23, leftist politician Borko Stefanovic was viciously attacked by men dressed in black.
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When someone does something that so viciously lacks in humanity, we call them a monster.
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Its origins are obscure, its purpose is unclear, and its meaning is hotly, viciously contested.
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Instead of viciously skewering a public figure who deserved scrutiny, we let him off easy.
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And he's willing to viciously attack them even while standing onstage with the Russian president.
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Both could be gratuitously foul-mouthed, viciously cutting to their enemies and unapologetically politically incorrect.
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One video made light of child abuse, with a man viciously hitting the phone screen.
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Mr. Embry, reciting Ms. Clinton's lines, also attacked, but not as viciously nor as tenaciously.
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"The establishment is still viciously opposed to me," Roy Moore told me one recent afternoon.
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In an exponentially worse scenario, Chris Brown viciously beat his then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
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Ellerin and Bruno were viciously stabbed in their Los Angeles area homes and posed after death.
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A handful of people have taken to DM'ing her to viciously shame her for her decisions.
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Instead of viciously attacking people, he began attacking the political system, a lesser form of demagoguery.
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Just viciously attacking his instrument, with his eyes closed and sweating, and just, like, going off.
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And the people at Fox News—which I like to call Fucks News—attacked it, viciously.
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But in March 2017, tragedy struck the nest when two other eagles viciously attacked the nest.
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Don't wonder that it is being fought viciously; question why you thought it should be otherwise.
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She was raised as a ward of the state, and was viciously raped by her caretaker.
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Check out the subreddit Best of Legal Advice and enjoy OPs get viciously, beautifully dunked on.
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His mother's 22-year-old boyfriend remains behind bars, accused of viciously beating the little boy.
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Rexnord of Indiana is moving to Mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 300 workers.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump kept at it, complaining on Twitter that Mr. Khan "viciously attacked" him.
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For this illegal, violent, exploitative and viciously patriarchal business, this is as good as it gets.
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I was smeared viciously, worldwide, worldwide, by paid-off journalists in your profession, your esteemed profession.
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The two hadn't exactly been friends on the show, fighting viciously at the season 13 reunion.
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It started with a Suarez header in the box that Cavani viciously one-timed on goal.
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"At one point, Ortiz was able to gain their trust and viciously shot them," he said.
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When challenged by the esteemed geneticist Nikolai Vavilov, Lysenko responded viciously, denying the existence of genes.
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Prosecutors also argued that Watts did not kill her in a rage but deliberately and viciously.
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Then he was viciously attacked by the nurses union that pushed the bill, playing bully politics.
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Their position is eminently reasonable: They've been viciously repressed, on account of being a weak minority.
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Thor's habits point toward addiction, as he remains viciously drunk throughout the majority of the film.
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BTW ... Mika is Terra's pal, so it's really no surprise she's going after Christy just as viciously.
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" In an appearance on CNBC, Left said the company is "completely, viciously, egregiously ripping off the government.
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On the other hand, once you box these characters into a corner, they tend to react viciously.
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Those who spend their time viciously attacking others shouldn't be treated as the protagonists of the story.
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Maybe the person who wasn't viciously murdered for irresponsible leadership should get a say in certain matters.
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" Carmack believes that if these reports were made public, "…The internet would have viciously mocked the analysis.
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Now Donald Trump, the most viciously anti-Muslim candidate of them all, is the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Shonda Rhimes's night is back with drama and trauma, as Meredith is viciously attacked by a patient.
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In contrast with these former statements, at the second presidential debate, Trump spoke viciously of his opponent.
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During the Depression many jobless workers took to taxi-driving for a living, undercutting each other viciously.
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After all, Uber and Lyft are viciously battling it out for market share in cities across America.
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Man Viciously Beaten For Allegedly Voting TrumpBrad Pitt: Cleared In Child Abuse CaseFrench Montana's Epic Birthday Bash
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Both women were viciously stabbed multiple times in their Los Angeles area homes and posed after death.
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And the meta-trick of the chorus wouldn't work if it wasn't viciously catchy, but it is.
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It became a habit, turned most viciously against Frazier and Foreman, funny and appalling both at once.
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When one creature latched viciously onto Olivier Giroud, we thought we could hear the home crowd cheer.
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In practice … well, it starts with Vince Vaughn viciously beating a car to death with his hands.
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"Hillary Clinton attacked the women viciously, four of them are here tonight," Trump said during the debate.
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In "Little Woods," men cling to the edges, sometimes viciously and impotently, yet without overwhelming the movie.
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I wear latex gloves the whole time I'm in the store and viciously Purell in the car.
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And it's in this viciously tempting copout where the harm flourishes like a mid-summer yeast infection.
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At that time, Ms. Harley entered his home while he was sleeping and started viciously assaulting him.
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Rexnord Rexnord of Indiana is moving to Mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 300 workers.
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Mr. Rodriguez was stabbed and viciously beaten with a baseball bat by the gang members, officials said.
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I have watched him as he has been viciously attacked by people who know nothing about him.
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But back in 1996, as a senator, he voted for the viciously discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act.
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Mika Brzezinski has gone to the dogs -- in a good way -- after Donald Trump viciously attacked her.
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A Florida woman remains in intensive care after being viciously attacked by a hippopotamus while canoeing in Africa.
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Soon, she started seeing "violently, viciously racist" online comments that were being ignored, a fact that frustrated her.
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Well, as we have seen, a certain sect of Trump's fans has viciously attacked critics on his behalf.
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Democrats and Republicans have been viciously feuding over the law for almost an entire decade at this point.
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As he struggled to keep the two apart, the older child viciously clawed at F.'s son's eyes.
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In the end, the moderately successful yet craven Aguilla is (accidentally) taken down by his viciously bumbling son.
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" Trump also took to Twitter to say, "I was viciously attacked by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Convention.
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Rexnord Corporation Rexnord of Indiana is moving to Mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 243 workers.
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The group's leadership said they were "viciously attacked" by phone and on Twitter all day by Sanders supporters.
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His head rebounded viciously off the second rope; the bell rang just as he clambered to his feet.
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And the intensity of the rain coming out of tempo in fast, hateful waves, viciously attacking the glass.
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After it was viciously gutted last month, many observers thought California's net neutrality bill was a lost cause.
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Mr. Freedom, written and directed by William Klein in 1969, viciously lampoons both superheroes and the United States.
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After all, no one in Australia can fall asleep publicly without being viciously robbed, bashed, and then arrested.
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I'm trying to be a classy guy, but to win elections nowadays, the Democrats and liberals attack viciously.
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Morris wasn't at all what Brussels audiences were accustomed to, and much of the reaction was viciously hostile.
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Gottfried admits in a CNN Opinion piece he had never laughed so hard while being insulted so viciously.
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Our media exists, in a sense, as a public trust, and it is being viciously abused and manhandled.
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Several England fans can be seen being viciously beaten by Russian hooligans, including the man recording the footage.
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Sylvester Stallone's 19-year-old half brother was viciously attacked Saturday night ... and he's lucky to be alive.
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Because if you look at the reaction to those Cosby stories, many of those women were viciously smeared.
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Sanders stood by President Trump as he viciously attacked the media, often lobbing her own insults at journalists.
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The film is often compared to "Jaws" in how it sparingly yet viciously shows the animal in attack.
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The billionaire has proven willing and indeed eager to viciously insult and attack any Republican who challenges his preeminence.
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Grenell is a well-qualified, experienced Republican who happens to have been viciously critical of Trump in the past.
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And that they're saying out loud viciously hurtful things that they know aren't allowed by our workplace communication policies.
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And literally supporting and helping somebody we know broke the law and then viciously trying to destroy another candidate.
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A prosecutor said in court that Cornell-Duranleau was stabbed 70 times — so viciously that he was nearly decapitated.
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"Castle" star Stana Katic and her husband are getting harassed so viciously they've had to call in the LAPD.
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This is a month she has had, a week she has had where her family has been viciously attacked.
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And the New York suburbs on Long Island have some of the most viciously exclusionary practices anywhere in America.
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Then while Khan gave an interview on CNN, he tweeted that he had been "viciously attacked" from the stage.
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Snow fell shin-deep, and the wind bit so viciously it felt like welts would form on my cheeks.
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The woman security agent made her drink vinegar, Nadreen said, and beat all of the detained women protesters viciously.
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The well-made-up women gleefully throw wads of cash into the air and flirt viciously with their viewers.
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" The Republican nominee also argued that emails released by Wikileaks showed Clinton had been "viciously attacking Catholics and evangelicals.
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And I think he was attacked the other day -- he was attacked viciously -- and by the way, that's politics.
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" But after Khan's Sunday CNN interview, Trump tweeted: "I was viciously attacked by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Convention.
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It tells the story of Hannah Baker, a high school student who kills herself after she was viciously bullied.
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"Hillary Clinton attacked those same women and attacked them viciously," he added, without providing evidence to support his claim.
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"Never in history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the American voter," Trump told the crowd.
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Wait until it comes out how horribly & viciously they are treating people, ruining lives for them refusing to lie.
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How does this character inhabit the same world as taciturn agent Faye Lau or the viciously aggrieved Joe Ferro?
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Especially when your supporters spend so much time online viciously attacking people they should be trying to win over.
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Criminals run rampant through the streets, and bounty hunters viciously compete with one another to catch the most prey.
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Crouch describes how video gamers viciously went after journalists, mostly women, who had criticized the misogyny of their games.
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Even though Cleveland had disrespected him so viciously, he still wanted to give us the glory of a ring.
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In her hometown, she said, she had been viciously attacked by a man who struck her with a machete.
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They were pointed and viciously personal in nature, attacking an aspect of himself he could not suppress: his race.
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As long as he is in power the G.O.P. is a house viciously divided against itself, and cannot stand.
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Or at least — with a subplot about Audrey's being viciously abused by her dentist boyfriend — it can't be anymore.
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Opinions on the role of experts and the importance of political action within the degrowth community vary, sometimes viciously.
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She was victimized a second time by an ugly campaign in which she is being personally and viciously attacked.
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What it captures most evocatively and viciously is the culture of overstressed, Ivy-besotted student achievers and dumb money.
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But being a viciously anti-poor bigot like Hillary is apparently not bad enough to warrant withdrawal of support.
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"The contents of this message, related to Tess Majors' recent death, are abhorrent and viciously racist," the statement said.
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Yet, each has refused make any effort to remove themselves from the hostile Washington environment they so viciously describe.
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Sanders also came under pressure after the Culinary Union denounced the candidate's supporters for "viciously" attacking union members online.
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But it is even worse: They have used their donors' money to viciously attack one another, instead of Mr. Trump.
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And the New York suburbs on Long Island have some of the most viciously exclusionary practices of anywhere in America.
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Over the years the pair got together, broke up, fought viciously with his exes and one another and eventually married.
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Bernie Sanders on Wednesday of "viciously" attacking the group, after it circulated a flier criticizing Sanders' "Medicare for All" proposal.
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It's that the sentiments Mr. Wehner expresses are substantially — and often viciously — contradicted by the political party he apparently supports.
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All, in all, we think Trump's blanket charge that Clinton "viciously" attacked these women to be an exaggeration too far.
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A CNN "Reality Check" found Donald Trump's claim that Hillary Clinton "viciously" attacked her husband's accusers to be an exaggeration.
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In the film and book, Nurse Ratched viciously restricts patients' access to food and medication, and humiliates them into submission.
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It seems impossible Perry, who viciously attacked Celeste and her friends in his final moments, could hold so many multitudes.
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The English Premier League is a viciously hierarchical system of shifting tiers, billions of pounds, and talent defined over lifetimes.
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Even in defeat, she managed to break new ground: she became the subject of the sport's first viciously major backlash.
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"I was viciously attacked by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Convention," the Republican nominee for president said in a tweet.
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And that those trade-offs can become viciously cutting knives that exclude, deny, disadvantage, delete and damage people at scale.
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But hardly any of the federal deputies who spoke in the raucous, viciously partisan televised special session even mentioned this.
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The novel, published in 1925, was later twisted into a viciously anti-Semitic film by the Nazis, released in 1940.
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"Real change has casualties, and those who prospered under the preexisting order will fight loudly and viciously," Booker's proposal read.
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"We will consider that the maximum that we can consider that, because they're throwing rocks viciously and violently," Trump said.
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On April 19, 85033, a 28-year-old white woman was viciously assaulted and raped while jogging through Central Park.
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During the 60s and 70s, the Black Panthers were speaking about police brutality and were viciously persecuted for their efforts.
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Starring the gross-out comedian Tom Green at the height of his fame, the movie was viciously panned by critics.
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He converted from Judaism to the Greek Orthodox Church later in life, and turned viciously on his former co-religionists.
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And we should fear that the government will respond excessively, viciously and brutally, as it has done in the past.
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Enter the parabalini, sometime stretcher-bearers, sometime assassins, who viciously flayed alive the brilliant Alexandrian mathematician and pagan philosopher Hypatia.
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As we reported ... the disgraced Hollywood costume designer dropped n-bombs and viciously screamed she wanted to kill black people.
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The knot that will need untangling if anything is ever truly to change for Kitch and Moses is viciously snarled.
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"Rexnord of Indiana is moving to Mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 300 workers," the president-elect tweeted.
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However, McCabe had the media, which portrayed him as a noble civil servant viciously and unfairly targeted by Trump operatives.
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The exercise purports to evaluate "resource guarding" — how viciously a dog will protect a possession, such as food, toys, people.
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Trump also prides himself on his willingness to attack his opponents more viciously, and often effectively, than they attack him.
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Just like Jonathan Gruber viciously lied & called Americans "stupid" on ObamaCare, many consultants are doing the same on Global Warming.
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The administration has kept entire government programs secret, stonewalled public records requests, and viciously gone after those who leak information.
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"Except for when they were harassing Pete Davidson, she consistently remains passive as her stans viciously attack non-celebrities," said Talusan.
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An 8-year-old Denver boy has been seriously injured after a mountain lion viciously attacked him outside of his home.
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Sagarika Ghose, a columnist with the Times of India newspaper, said she is viciously trolled for any criticism of the administration.
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The mainstream candidates are fighting viciously, with Mr. Rubio facing negative advertisements from the Bush-aligned super PAC Right to Rise.
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The union claimed that its criticism of Sanders had led it to be "viciously attacked" by online supporters of the senator.
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Jamiel's 17-year-old son was viciously murdered by an illegal immigrant gang member, who had just been released from prison.
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New science shows that when the body starts to lose substantial amounts of weight, it fights viciously to gain it back.
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"How could Michelle Carter behave so viciously to encourage my son to end his life," Conrad Roy Jr. told the court.
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That's a driver of why bank shares have sold off particularly viciously in recent weeks amid a wider global market rout.
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Trump responded saying Khan "viciously attacked" him, and suggested the man was repeating lines fed to him by the Clinton campaign.
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If the people of our great country could only see how viciously and inaccurately my administration is covered by certain media!
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DaBaby's security team is in big trouble because the man they viciously beat Friday night could die ... according to his mother.
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She could pose with a hundred different people in that room and it still would be a viciously anti-LGBTQ person.
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"She's attacked really brutally, really viciously, and in a completely surprising, weird way," co-star Sarah Drew explained earlier this month.
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Outside, he's being attacked very viciously by the press, and I'm not saying that he's blameless, but we'll see what happens.
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Saw rape and murder and brutality organized, scaled and viciously and effectively tailored to inflict extreme suffering on a great many.
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Every day the illiberal left not only viciously trample on the rights of well-intentioned Americans who voted for the president.
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He swore she systematically and "viciously" attacked the women who accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct when the evidence suggests otherwise.
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McSally hued close to Trump, viciously hammered Sinema over her associations with anti-war groups and then came up just short.
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Clinton, who sparred viciously with Trump on the campaign trail, has at times openly criticized Trump's actions since he took office.
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No matter who wins, count on Iran remaining viciously repressive, destabilizing to the region and ever-eager to attain nuclear weapons.
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And other White House staffers like Mercedes Schlapp defended Sadler privately because they believed she was being viciously targeted by colleagues.
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"This is a classic example where administrators should stand by a student who's been harassed viciously for no reason," she says.
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Sometimes, at the start of a chorus, her vocals will swoop gracefully but viciously, like an eagle arcing through the sky.
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Jamiel's 2000-year-old son was viciously murdered by an illegal immigrant gang member who had just been released from prison.
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I cannot recall a time when a President involved himself so publicly and so viciously in military awards at this level.
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Since her departure was announced, she's enjoyed some sympathy for having behaved less viciously than some in the White House desired.
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At Mr. Hammadi's trial in 1988, former hostages described the ordeal, saying Mr. Stethem was viciously beaten and shot to death.
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Since then, many have attacked Trump for his statements, though he defended himself on Twitter Sunday, saying Khan "viciously attacked" him.
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In the no-longer-happy-hour haze, an insult was made, or perceived, and Kerouac was surrounded outside and viciously beaten.
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"He was a bad guy," Trump argued, who "viciously wounded and murdered thousands of U.S. troops" during the war in Iraq.
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His recent videos have been viciously meme'd in the last two weeks, becoming guitar covers, TikTok dance routines, and reaction GIFs.
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Unlike many people who have found a niche feeding Amazon's viciously competitive marketplace, the prep center women are welcoming to newcomers.
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Bloom says Rob is a cyberbully who has posted intimate pics of Chyna, sensitive medical information and viciously attacked her online.
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Dressed in white robes and forbidden to speak "pagan languages," the boys are viciously whipped at the whim of this Dickensian monster.
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Mexican soap star Eduardo Yanez is under criminal investigation for viciously slapping a reporter during a red carpet event ... TMZ has learned.
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They had crossed over the border to run a quick errand and ended up both viciously murdered and the female sexually assaulted.
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"Wait until it comes out how horribly & viciously they are treating people, ruining lives for them refusing to lie," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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Those comments echoed rhetoric warning from a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Wednesday, which accused Washington of "hostility" and "viciously" slandering Pyongyang.
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But for some reason the usually cautious Petrosyan came out like a man possessed against Sorgraw and viciously beat the poor Thai.
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The spokesman also accused Washington of "viciously slandering" Pyongyang in its latest reports on human trafficking and religious freedom around the world.
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So it makes perfect sense that he'd let off some steam by viciously dunking on a tiny kid at summer camp, right?
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All horror movies rely in some degree or another in creating a perfectly harmonious reality and then viciously and repeatedly disrupting it.
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The suffering of women is a narrative sideline, which motivates two men to dramatically, viciously beat the snot out of each other.
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In the realm of social media, there is no right to a trial by jury; verdicts arrive quickly, viciously, and without cause.
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President Trump has reached a new low with a viciously sexist personal attack directed at MSNBC's Morning Joe's female host Mika Brzezinski.
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The M5S has viciously criticised the PD. On April 7th Mr Di Maio said the time had come to bury the hatchet.
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And then the young man got viciously and brutally assaulted by an adult male who is meant to protect and serve us.
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Witnesses have described police viciously kicking and punching Abdi, and hitting him with batons, with some saying he was also pepper-sprayed.
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They fight viciously, both trying to wield Negan's barbed-wire baseball bat against each other, but they both escape with minor injuries.
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Trump, 22016, took to his Twitter page on Friday morning to viciously discredit the former FBI director, whom he fired last May.
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Russia created a lot of ramshackle conservative "media outlets" that viciously slandered Hillary Clinton and other Democrats throughout the 2016 presidential campaign.
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I remember Luke snapping during a road hockey game, viciously swinging his hockey stick at anybody foolish enough to come near him.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNeNe Leakes: Fired Over Rape CommentBeyonce's Insane Post-Baby BodyMexican Star Viciously Slaps Reporter O.T. Genasis: Knife Pulled After Club
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On TikTok, a movie may be viciously parodied or recreated in fervid tribute; it may be mocked, riffed on or playfully remixed.
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Booth's faithful pit bull Brandy mauls Watson to death, while Booth viciously smashes Krenwinkel's face into a wall telephone until she's dead.
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That day, hundreds of voting rights supporters were viciously beaten by state troopers as they attempted to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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His censorious nature boiled over this week when his security detail viciously attacked protesters on Tuesday outside the Turkish embassy in Washington.
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While right-wing pundits are viciously attacking young people for having different political opinions, right-wing politicians are undermining these youngsters' futures.
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Just months ago, 11 Jewish-Americans were viciously murdered in an anti-Semitic attack on the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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Over an overdriven bass drum and barely melodious high-octave notes, the MC viciously spits verse that would intimidate even veteran rappers.
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"Today 11 innocent people were suddenly and viciously murdered during religious services and several law enforcement officers were shot," Mr. Sessions said.
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As camera panned to her, the woman reacted visibly whenever Madison was brought up: pulling faces, sneering, rolling her eyes, whispering viciously.
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Jiangsu Suning supporters have been filmed viciously beating a Shanghai Shenhua fan, in footage that provides a glimpse into hooliganism in China.
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She went on to say that her son David was gay and that her husband had beaten him viciously because of it.
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"Wait until it comes out how horribly & viciously they are treating people, ruining lives for them refusing to lie," the president wrote.
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But some are also notorious for viciously mobbing his opponents online — something the Vermont senator and 2020 presidential candidate has repeatedly denounced.
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But I'm haunted by this question: Had we done more to expose the viciously dishonest hoaxes, might things have turned out differently?
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Washington (CNN)The influential Culinary Union said on Wednesday it has been "viciously attacked" after it distributed a flier criticizing Vermont Sen.
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Like Trump, Barr has also used Twitter to viciously go after those she perceives as enemies, even if the allegations aren't true.
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Trump wrote on Twitter shortly after touring Carrier that Rexnord, which also relocated operations to Mexico, was "rather viciously firing" its workers.
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A white man who wears some kind of badge glares as people walk past a storefront whose iron gate is viciously bent.
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Liesel's parents, Irene Dryburgh and Robert Pritzker, had divorced in 13 and their animosity for one another viciously tore through Liesel's childhood.
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After all, they insist, Mr. Trump may be personally immoral, but he is also a viciously effective street fighter for their cause.
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Just months ago, 11 Jewish-Americans were viciously murdered in an anti-semitic attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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"The contents of this message, related to Tess Majors' recent death, are abhorrent and viciously racist," read a message from university leaders.
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The post went on to accuse McCoy of beating his dog into kidney failure, "viciously" beating his son and using illegal steroids.
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After all, ADL just released a report detailing how Jewish journalists have been viciously targeted by anti-Semites during this election season.
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" He went further the next day, telling another rally that the emails "show members of the Clinton team viciously attacking Catholics and Evangelicals.
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But most agreed that Fox wasn't in the right by "viciously" (The Daily Beast's words) and publicly shaming him for a drug addiction.
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If there's a perceived slight on his part, he viciously attacks people...and, in my case, tries to destroy their life and livelihood.
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"To consign us to the great world out there, however seriously or however viciously, is to consign us to oblivion," he once said.
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Neither journey goes to plan, as Watari is viciously killed, and the Yellow Brick Road gang finds out the Wizard's power is lie.
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"Real change has casualties and those who prospered under the pre-existing order will fight loudly and viciously," he wrote in the plan.
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Shortly after selling the marbles to the British Museum, and with his nose viciously consumed by the disease, he retired from public life.
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Hogancamp was the victim of a hate crime — he was viciously beaten outside of a bar after admitting his interest in cross-dressing.
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Trump said he was "viciously" attacked by Khan, a naturalized U.S. citizen, when the father publicly doubted Trump had read the U.S. Constitution.
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Fueling Ford's trajectory from viciously mocked to politely mourned, his cancer demonstrated how malleable our emotional responses are in light of our moralizations.
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They try and obstruct a great man, they try and obstruct his family, they come after us viciously, and its truly, truly horrible.
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Lily claims her family -- especially Jordan -- has been viciously threatened by MJ fans, and if she resurfaces it will only stoke the coals.
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They try and obstruct a great man, they try and obstruct his family, they come after us viciously, and it's truly, truly horrible.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLil Wayne: My People Will Shoot At ConcertJay-Z Blesses Cardi B's Baby Bump Avicii's Final MomentsRapper Viciously Attacked At Coachella
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And it seems fitting that the pair, viciously fighting a disease that causes memory loss, has a house flooded with photos and mementos.
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On March 13th 1964, Kitty, a 28-year-old bar manager in Queens, returned home from work around 3am and was viciously attacked.
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European courts, national governments and the European Commission will – and should – viciously protect their citizens' data and its treatment in foreign criminal systems.
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After a massive oil spill, all those touched by the substance begin to viciously attack other creatures, causing mass panic across the country.
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"Outside, he's being attacked very viciously by the press," Trump continued, speaking to reporters earlier this month before the Group of Seven summit.
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The other two Sand Snakes die viciously, with Nymeria learning at last why you should never bring a bullwhip to a knife party.
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She was walking from her car to her apartment late one night after work when a man viciously attacked her with a knife.
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North Korea also reportedly criticized Trump for his rhetoric toward Kim Jong Un's government, saying he "viciously" slandered the country during his speech.
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Reports of viciously cold weather last weekend at a rehearsal for the opening ceremony sent worry through the waves of underdressed new arrivals.
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If you like sudsy, bingeable shows, "Gone Girl"-style unreliable narrators or viciously funny takedowns of New York performative coolness, watch this immediately.
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The man had already been tortured so viciously with an iron, he said, that his T-shirt had been soldered into his skin.
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At night, the militant forced himself upon her, viciously beating her if she dared to close her eyes during the assault, she recounted.
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A citizens' group which recently protested against these mob lynchings was viciously trolled on social media and trenchantly criticised by ruling-party politicians.
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If you thought Michelle Wolf was making fun of people viciously, check out how these random Twitter users talk about the Avengers stars.
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This did not sit well with the Bernie Bros, who, the union reports, "viciously attacked" its members with ugly emails, calls and tweets.
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Rather than plaintive or wistful, The Good Fight is a funny, sometimes viciously self-aware examination of taking ourselves and others to task.
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The citizenship bill, by contrast, has provoked furious protests across India, some of which have been viciously repressed by police and the army.
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He was praised by legions of AK-trolls on Twitter and viciously attacked by Gülenites who thought he was a pro-Erdogan plant.
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There are some obvious explanations: Namely, the drug industry was viciously opposed from the start to such strong-arming by the federal government.
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Knowing this, lawyers will act vigorously and viciously to defend Equifax and ensure that consumers cannot make their case for holding them accountable.
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"Let's see what happens when these Democrats are viciously attacked for the first time in their careers," said Corry Bliss, CLF's executive director.
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Fox News' most popular talk shows, in the morning and at night, are avowedly anti-Democrat in topic choice and tone -- sometimes viciously so.
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In 2014, a group of self-described gamers viciously harassed feminist game developers and cultural critics, regularly threatening one of these women's public appearances.
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These flashbacks establish that her tendency to lash viciously out at whoever she has the power to hurt is a clear pattern for her.
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Let&aposs talk about the abuse from the media and how they viciously attack our first family and the president of the United States.
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"I don't want to say that yet, but I'll tell you what, people were hurt viciously and badly by these corrupt people," Trump said.
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"I don't want to say that yet, but I tell you what: People were hurt viciously and badly by these corrupt people," he said.
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The 26-year-old was seven months pregnant, and investigators said she was attacked so viciously that even her unborn child had been stabbed.
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The individual mandate is viciously opposed by Republican lawmakers because it forces people who can afford insurance to buy it or pay a fine.
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Indeed the parties, viciously competitive in most fields, tend to conspire when it comes to keeping mum about the ugly business of campaign finance.
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It's said that lizard-lions can grow to the size of actual lions and will viciously attacking unwary men who wander through the marshes.
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But during that period, progressivism's darker side emerged, too: the creation of the Jim Crow system and the passage of viciously exclusionary immigration restriction.
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The world is an unjust place that viciously punishes any sort of difference, and Meg feels its unjustness with the full force of adolescence.
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Donald Trump faced a political firestorm after saying he was "viciously attacked" by Khizr Khan in his speech at last week's Democratic National Convention.
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The paper later reported that the couple fought so viciously they'd been thrown out of the club where they celebrated the nascent New Year.
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Sabrina Jales St. Pierre is suing the Palm Desert Embassy Suites hotel, claiming she was viciously attacked by the creepy creatures back in 2016.
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Patty Hearst was a rape victim and it's deplorable to run a movie or television show viciously attacking her ... this according to her family.
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To close this information gap, I've co-sponsored Savanna's Act, named after Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, who was viciously murdered in 2017 in North Dakota.
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Shortly after striking a deal with Carrier, Trump chastised industrial manufacturer Rexnord for "rather viciously firing" workers in Indiana and shipping them to Mexico.
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Sources familiar with Jussie's current situation tell TMZ ... he was living a pretty good Hollywood life before claiming he was viciously attacked in Chicago.
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"I've spent most of my adult life fighting for the rights that are being viciously attacked by Donald Trump and his administration," Lewis said.
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Just like he has to take a punch in the arm from a viciously frustrated Roman who's just been bullied by his own father.
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As such, Zaza's effort will be remembered for all time for its comic ineptitude, and be viciously ridiculed by Twitter's sponsored betting accounts forevermore.
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He has also shared more than one extremely offensive meme referring to Caitlyn as "Bruce" and has viciously made fun of the trans community.
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It's easy to forget that stocks can trade, and trade viciously, on the trends of supply and demand, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Thursday.
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And again, I'm doing this now and speaking because I feel that now people have viciously gone after his reputation, have impugned his character.
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And the trick to being a company in tech, which is a viciously competitive environment, that's absolutely right, is you got to keep reinventing.
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And after publishing an article last year exposing her racism, Lorenz herself tweeted that GWNJ had "viciously harassed" her via a Facebook fan group.
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But Bush, with the help of campaign consultant Lee Atwater, mounted a full-throated political response by viciously attacking the Democratic candidate Massachusetts Gov.
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"Four people in Nevada viciously robbed and killed by an illegal immigrant who should not have been in our Country," the President tweeted Monday.
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Mix in an Olympic gold medal in 1992 and once getting viciously cheap-shotted by Teemu Selanne, and it was a pretty decent career.
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A recent rare arrival was a brandy-aged barley wine called Viciously Viscous from To Øl, the only keg found in all of Thailand.
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"Wait until it comes out how horribly & viciously they are treating people, ruining lives for them refusing to lie," Mr. Trump wrote on Tuesday.
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For reasons that remain unclear, the other driver then appears to have viciously attacked Mr. Coto, possibly with a baseball bat, the police said.
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Yet in the middle of this sequence is a cut to Henry and his pals viciously beating Janice's boss for disciplining her at work.
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President Trump and his table-thumping surrogates would instantly capitalize on this, viciously weaponizing the term to pull in conservative or even moderate Democrats.
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After 31 years of work, Suzyn Waldman, the longtime Yankees announcer, still regularly encounters people who doubt her knowledge and sometimes express that viciously.
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We fight viciously about Trump, but underneath, a populist left-right curtain is descending around America, separating us from the Mideast, China, even Europe.
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They campaigned against him for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, when he didn't just criticize them but viciously belittled and even savaged them.
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And if you are a fan of the British version, be prepared for just as much cursing and viciously cutthroat gameplay from the start.
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After her name became common knowledge in China, Ms. Liu, a student at the University of Minnesota, was widely and often viciously attacked online.
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Pence's own grandfather fled poverty and violence to find sanctuary here, but Pence supports the viciously anti-immigrant policies of the administration he serves.
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Katherine wants so ferociously, and as a result puns so viciously, that she became one of Shakespeare's most indelible heroines apparently against Shakespeare's will.
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This super-PAC, which has not gained much traction so far among GOP donors, has been viciously attacked by Trump's longtime friend Roger Stone.
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McGillis, now living in North Carolina, was viciously raped by two men 34 years ago – a life-changing attack she detailed to PEOPLE in 1988.
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Beyoncé posed in front of the costumes she wore when she viciously hunted and killed all other pop culture's relevancy in the Lemonade visual album.
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Outside, he&aposs being attacked very viciously by the press, and I&aposm not saying that he&aposs blameless, but we&aposll see what happens.
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Prosecutors have described him as a "serial psychosexual thrill killer" who stalked and then viciously stabbed his unsuspecting victims — all young women who lived nearby.
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Those on the left, however, will likely be vehemently, viciously, and noisily opposed (as they would have been to anyone President Trump would have picked).
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The case captivated and outraged New York City after the teen was caught on tape being dragged from a bodega and viciously stabbed to death.
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She said Bauer Media had "viciously tried to take [her] down with a series of false articles" and that the judge had vindicated her arguments.
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If you want peace, not war, this could play out as a kinky romp in bed or find you viciously scrubbing your bathroom and kitchen.
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All of that came to a head last night, and a lot of fans on Twitter viciously dragged Theon... for surviving the best he could.
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The first "that night" opens the novel, and it's the night on which Toby's apartment is burgled, and Toby himself is viciously beaten into unconsciousness.
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Equity market volatility returned viciously in February and rising interest rates and inflation continue to preoccupy investors who are already spooked by late cycle dynamics.
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Ivanka Trump also responded to the backlash her father has received after saying he was "viciously attacked" by the parents of fallen US solider Capt.
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The Blast reports that back in 2015, Richards was sued by a woman named Kelly Crossley, who alleged that Richards' dog Kingsley viciously bit her.
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And that is why the Justice Department is viciously fighting, revealing everything they can about the source in London who everybody knows the identity of.
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Drake and Odell Beckham Jr. watched as Kourtney's ex, Younes Bendjima, viciously beat a man outside a West Hollywood restaurant ... and TMZ has the video.
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He also attacked an 18-year-old who challenged him at a political forum on Twitter in 2015, and his followers then harassed her viciously.
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Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the DNC and is now all over T.V. doing the same - Nice!
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By the same token, had the periphery been able to export more to the core, it would not have needed to slash imports so viciously.
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IT SEEMS it could really happen, the most viciously personalised, all-round nasty presidential face-off imaginable: Hillary Clinton against her old pal Donald Trump.
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A young woman was viciously stabbed to death, her body found in 1969 not far from the notorious murders by Charles Manson's band of followers.
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Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the DNC and is now all over T.V. doing the same -- Nice!
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The late announcement of the withdrawal angered the crowd, which viciously booed both Serena on the court and Venus in the stands during the final.
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Democratic voters fell out viciously over two candidates who did not differ appreciably on most policy areas but conveyed starkly different ideas of the party.
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Rape is ignored while a mother reprimands her daughter; a nonbeliever is viciously attacked by the crowd; and a woman is abused by her husband.
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LePage has defined his tenure with vaguely racist sentiments and by viciously opposing Medicaid expansion, which would provide health insurance to 70,000 low-income Mainers.
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Immigration is perhaps the best example: Under Bannon, Breitbart has been viciously, harshly opposed to amnesty for undocumented immigrants and really toward immigration in general.
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When she was found, unharmed and apparently in a cheerful mood, in the elegant spa town of Harrogate, Yorkshire, the media turned on her viciously.
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It is not surprising that, when I point out such facts, I am viciously attacked and threatened by those who are dedicated to Islamic extremism.
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ISIS, claiming to be Sunni, defined Shia members, the smaller of the two main confessions in the Muslim world, as heretics and targeted them viciously.
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Hours later, that suspect, Craig Myers (James Harkness), is viciously beaten and left for dead, leading Dean to be put on trial for attempted murder.
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"Our focus remains squarely on pursuing justice for the countless victims who have been so viciously harmed by Mr. Nygard and his enablers," they added.
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Some supporters of Mr. Trump — who has warned of a "rigged" election for months and viciously disparaged journalists — are already sowing doubt about Tuesday's coverage.
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" But, the editorial board wrote, that doesn't explain why Trump chose to retweet the videos from a "tiny, viciously anti-Muslim group called Britain First.
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They accosted parade-goers and policemen, beat up a liberal radio reporter and attacked a Roma performer so viciously that the march's concert was canceled.
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Immigration is perhaps the best example: Under Bannon, Breitbart has been viciously, harshly opposed to amnesty for undocumented immigrants and really to immigration in general.
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Mr. Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the DNC and is now all over T.V. doing the same – Nice!
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"It's unfortunate that Zoë Saldana is being attacked so viciously when she is someone who is part of a larger picture," Simone Kelly, 53, told Time.
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Several thousand retweets and five days later, she decided to get back together with him — and abuse followed, with strangers viciously shaming her for her decision.
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Behind this bump in supply were Mexican drug cartels who compete viciously for customers, now supplying 25% of US heroin, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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On December 25th, several weeks before Doe was raped, Ammi is alleged to have "viciously assaulted" a woman he was residing with in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Article 1 of El Salvador's constitution bans all abortion in the country — and also viciously penalizes women whose pregnancies do not result in a live birth.
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Last Thursday, according to police, a 12-year-old girl was viciously killed inside her home in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, where she been alone for the afternoon.
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Krakens are said to viciously attack ships, and it's been suggested that the scent of human blood draws them up from the depths of the ocean.
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" And he attempted to connect the former president's faults to the current Democratic nominee, saying, "Hillary Clinton has attacked those same women and attacked them viciously.
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Depp was at the legendary Sunset Strip location Saturday night with a few friends, including comedian Doug Stanhope ... who's been viciously defending Johnny against Amber Heard.
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"Here in Chicago, a guy was viciously beaten on videotape and the assailants believed he had voted for Donald Trump," Cortes said, referring to a Nov.
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The Peretz-era alumni network went after Hughes so viciously that they've made it much less likely anything vibrant will ever thrive under the TNR brand.
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Watts strangled his wife with his bare hands, not in an uncontrolled rage as he had claimed, but deliberately and viciously for at least 2 minutes.
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Watts strangled his wife with his bare hands, not in an uncontrolled rage as he had claimed, but deliberately and viciously for at least 153 minutes.
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"Rexnord of Indianapolis is moving to Mexico and rather viciously firing all of its 300 workers," Donald J. Trump, then the president-elect, wrote in December.
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At the second presidential debate, Trump said that Hillary Clinton had "viciously" attacked Willey, Broaddrick, and Jones after they came forward with allegations against her husband.
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In ensuing days, as outrage over the Trump remarks spread, Mr. Trump told his Twitter followers that Mr. Khan had "no right" to "viciously" attack him.
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She used it exactly the way men have always used it: as a way to viciously humiliate a woman by shaming her about her physical body.
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This is also where my father was beaten repeatedly, once so viciously that his nanny had to carry him bleeding and unconscious home to his mother.
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Five years ago, he explained, his older teenage brother had been brutally stabbed to death, viciously attacked and mutilated by a perpetrator who was never caught.
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But then, at regular intervals, the show cuts to a panel of cynical Japanese comedians who viciously roast the participants and bicker over their romantic prospects.
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They did it through their immigration policies, and they did it when Trump viciously attacked Mexicans and singled out African-Americans with his transparent race-baiting.
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Telecommunications companies like Comcast and AT&T had viciously fought against the rules, which aim to prevent them from prioritizing and blocking certain types of content.
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Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) on Thursday said Republicans are giving President Trump a license to continue his "viciously sexist comments" by continuing to support him.
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People were so riled up online, some sent threats to Georgulas; she was "viciously attacked and threatened by complete strangers," her attorneys told the Daily Caller.
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Geoconda Argüello-Kline, the group's secretary-treasurer, said Sanders' supporters had "viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada" over its health care stance.
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Today, the group's influence is relatively limited — Egypt's military dictator, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, overthrew Morsi in 2013 and since then has viciously suppressed Brotherhood activity.
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Last year, Mr. Zhu filed a defamation suit against Ms. Zhou, describing her accusations as "blatantly fabricated and viciously spread" and seeking about $95,000 in damages.
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Mr. Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the DNC and is now all over T.V. doing the same - Nice!
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A North Carolina woman has tragically died after being viciously attacked by an animal and police are now desperately trying to find out what creature was reposible.
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Last month, when the Facebook CEO spoke in front of Congress, he was viciously meme'd for his robotic demeanor, something he's always gotten a lot flack for.
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"Almagro heads the hemisphere's fascist right-wing group that harasses, assaults and viciously attacks Venezuela, without any scruples or ethics," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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A trailblazer for his country in the NHL, Salming was one of the best defencemen in the league while viciously and constantly getting attacked for being Swedish.
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The heavyweight fighter recently posted an edited video to his Instagram page of 12-year-old Rayden Overbay being viciously bullied at his school earlier this year.
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Jenelle Evans' husband, David Eason, viciously beat, shot and killed the family dog, but there's nothing automatically stopping him from getting a replacement ... at least not legally.
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Even as the proportion of young men, those most prone to violence, has dropped (see chart), prisoners are hurting themselves and others more often and more viciously.
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She remembers what it was like to feel that loss, see things improve for women, and then feel the world retract so viciously on Election Day 2016.
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"We have to fight so viciously and violently because we're dealing with violent people," he said in a June speech endorsing waterboarding that also referenced ISIS executions.
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McGillis, now 58 and living in North Carolina, was viciously raped by two men 34 years ago – a life-changing attack she detailed to PEOPLE in 1988.
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Watch: Trump fans eventually break out in "send her back!" chants directed toward Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee who serves in Congress who Trump viciously smeared. pic.twitter.
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Fox News refused, asserting that Kelly had been "viciously attacked" by Trump and stating the network would not "Give in to terrorizations of any of our employees."
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Pairing this with the viciously progressive and unexpected lurches in Norska's assault makes for a listen that is deeply uncomfortable yet causes spontaneous headbanging in equal portions.
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Presumably intended to be a satirical, socially trenchant high school comedy, it concerns a viciously bullied, formerly overweight young woman who undergoes a dramatic reversal of fortune.
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Sharon Tate's sister, Debra Tate, is not holding back on her disappointment for Hilary Duff's new film about the late actress who was viciously murdered in 1969.
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Erring on the side of viciously terrifying, Scáthach decides the fates of many and exists as a haunting presence capable of serious destruction and soul collection.
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" Trump once screamed at Attorney General Jeff Sessions so viciously that Sessions, per the Times, described it as "the most humiliating experience in decades of public life.
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But on Saturday, Charen captured national attention when a conservative audience booed and jeered so viciously that she was escorted out of the building by security personnel.
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Over 35 high-profile Republican governors, senators, and congressman have abandoned Trump today, the most notable being John McCain, who Trump viciously attacked over a year ago.
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A Southern California couple is struggling to understand how someone could be so heartless after their dog was viciously beaten to death during a recent home burglary.
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Camille Cosby lashed out and viciously defended her husband of 54 years after he was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand back in 2004.
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A rep for the estate tells TMZ ... it's especially galling that Disney -- which owns ABC, and sometimes viciously protects its image -- would sully the image of Michael.
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David Tonnessen says he was snapping photos of Lana at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in 2014 when Franco, unprovoked, viciously charged and head-butted him in the stomach.
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Most New Yorkers and city-dwellers internalised the case, imagining themselves as potential morally-indictable bystanders, or as Kitty herself, ignored by her neighbours while viciously attacked.
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The South Carolina Republican told The New York Times on Sunday that Trump's comments crossed a line after the businessman tweeted that Khizr Khan "viciously attacked" him.
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"The physical assault, humiliation and emotional distress have all been very painful and difficult for Candiace, as it would be for anyone attacked so viciously," he continued.
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Nor was there the unsung center Ryan Kelly, now of the Colts, as Barnett must surely have realized when he was viciously sacked in the first quarter.
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"The jogger" had been exercising a kind of willpower people admired, but her willpower had been viciously punished, and people were hungry for more punishment in return.
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It's a culture in which aides are positively encouraged to viciously attack each other, and to fear that they could lose the president's favor at any moment.
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The man who viciously murdered Bob Crane, the star of the iconic TV show "Hogan's Heroes," may be exposed on TV after a 38 year unsolved mystery.
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Trump spent a few months viciously attacking his rival for the nomination, Pat Buchanan, as a "Hitler lover," but ended up not officially running in the end.
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This piece reveals just how intense the competition has become — and how viciously the mattress makers fight to influence the "reviews" shoppers seek out to guide them.
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And Green knows that if she ever steps out of line, a woman named Freya — clearly Green's mother, although she never says so — will punish her viciously.
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It is a tenuous notion that a woman who has just been so viciously gang-raped would go to such lengths—nudity, seduction—to get her revenge.
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I don't agree, and I'm not suggesting that colleges normalize Trump, validate everyone who backed him or make room for the viciously bigoted sentiments he often stoked.
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Buttigieg mentioned the feud in the Vegas debate, hoping to paint a picture of a Sanders coalition that viciously attacks anyone who doesn't believe in his platform.
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For decades the sisters competed viciously, tracking the number of newspapers syndicating their columns and sniping publicly about one sister's nose job and the other's writing abilities.
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Sanders' supporters responded by "viciously" attacking the union, according to Argüello-Kline, who defended the scorecard, saying it simply presented members with the "facts" about the candidates.
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I.O. Executive Council, Ms. Warren, who sparred in viciously personal terms with Mr. Trump during the campaign, noted the many ways she agreed with the president-elect.
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Mr. Perriello said Mr. Trump "ran the most viciously racist campaign of my lifetime," and cited the president's "trial balloon" about using the National Guard for deportations.
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Once he was in, he'd attack his victims viciously and brutally, with methods ranging from stabbing to slashing to bludgeoning and beyond, according to the LA Times.
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Yet I was viciously chastised by the Democrats and the media who relentlessly tried to manufacture stories about me, my mission, and my intentions with the charity.
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A father and his adult son, their hands bound, were found, both stabbed in the chest and with their throats viciously cut, according to court records. Capt.
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When a Pittsburgh radio station solicited parent opinions on its Facebook page in August about HopSkipDrive, commenters viciously condemned the service's idea: "Absolutely not!" three people wrote.
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"I was viciously attacked," he told TV host Bill O'Reilly after being roundly and justly condemned for his comments about the parents of American hero Humayan Khan.
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Its leaders kept members in line with threats and acts of violence, and the gang viciously attacked people it suspected of collaborating with the authorities, prosecutors wrote.
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"Wait until it comes out how horribly & viciously they are treating people, ruining lives for them refusing to lie," Trump wrote in a furious series of tweets Tuesday.
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A 45-year-old father of five died Thursday after he was viciously attacked by a pack of dogs who left more than 100 bites on his body.
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"As extremist lawmakers viciously attack women's reproductive rights in statehouses across the nation, the Women's Health Protection Act has never been more urgent or more necessary," Connecticut Sen.
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At the beginning of the episode, a drunken Amma teases Camille that she just loves dead girls, viciously smiling the whole time, and it just might be true.
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He told authorities he had been "viciously attacked" and was fleeing for his life when he struck two people with his pickup truck at a Compton burger stand.
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Two irate subway riders are being sought by New York police after a subway conductor was viciously beaten when he announced a train was going "express" on Saturday.
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Jeffrey Toobin thinks it's awfully peculiar President Trump seems to have a habit of viciously attacking black people ... but stops short of calling him a full-on racist.
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A chocolate lab viciously attacked a passenger on a Delta flight, leaving the victim with severe facial injuries and the dog's owner -- a U.S. Marine vet -- badly shaken.
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Bush's welcome mat Bush is already in New Hampshire, and the man who has viciously attacked his fellow Floridian is not ready to go down without a fight.
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His tweet, which drew swift and widespread condemnation, fits into a larger pattern for Trump, who has a history of viciously going after women's appearances and mental health.
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Millions watched their television screens as four white Los Angeles police officers viciously beat a 25-year-old African-American man named Rodney King, over and over again.
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After Kahn's father spoke out against Trump at last week's Democratic convention, Trump claimed he'd been "viciously attacked" and questioned why Khan's mother didn't make her own remarks.
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Even during stretches when he's marginalized from the primary action, the pieces keep malevolently moving around the board, each character viciously pursuing his or her own self-interest.
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This.Is.Insane. What if we told you there was a full-contact tackle football league where ex and future professional players break each other off viciously WITH NO HELMETS?
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Then, in the general election, Eric and his dad got caught peeking at their wives' ballots after the president-to-be got viciously booed on his way in.
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But newly released video footage of a police stop in Arizona in 85033 shows what can happen when officers viciously abuse their authority during a trivial traffic stop.
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Just three months earlier, a few miles from where Reet's body was found actress Sharon Tate and several others were viciously stabbed to death by the Manson Family.
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We must not be afraid to approach and contend with the complexity of Islamic law and history, the good, the bad, the ugly and the viciously anti-democratic.
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" Trump complained about the "rigged system" he said was blocking him from achieving his goals and said the "swamp is fighting back so viciously and violently against him.
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Laura Lippman, the crime novelist who was then 153, was appalled: Who were these internet trolls who would weigh in so viciously on an 81-year-old's appearance?
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"As extremist lawmakers viciously attack women's reproductive rights in statehouses across the nation, the Women's Health Protection Act has never been more urgent or more necessary," said Sen.
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When a young woman is viciously murdered in London, the investigation leads from underground sex clubs all the way to the royal family in this sudsy new thriller.
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"Six months for someone who viciously attacked a woman especially after she was so brave to come forward, is outrageous," California Senator Barbara Boxer said in a statement.
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Paula Patton's dog has a taste for human blood ... so claims a man who says her dog viciously attacked him and he suspects the dog's done it before.
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They don't understand how anyone could disagree with Sanders in good faith, or how treating someone viciously might be counterproductive to the cause they profess to care about.
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Cardi B's security team allegedly attacked an overzealous fan in the early hours of Tuesday morning, viciously punching and kicking him outside NYC's Met Gala ... TMZ has learned.
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"Four people in Nevada viciously robbed and killed by an illegal immigrant who should not have been in our Country," President Trump said in a tweet on Monday.
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Mr. Kyle is notorious for his noxious presenting style — he viciously sneered, shouted and spat at society's most vulnerable, baiting them into physical fights and psychologically disturbing disclosures.
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There he sexually assaulted the friend and viciously attacked her and her mother, twisting their necks, slashing their wrists and leaving them, finally, to bleed in the brush.
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To his supporters, he can do no wrong, regardless of his willingness to mangle the truth, make racially charged statements, ignore diplomatic traditions and viciously attack his adversaries.
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Supporters online viciously attacked Warren, calling her a "snake" and a "traitor" — some even began organizing online so that she would lose her US Senate seat for Massachusetts.
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"I don't want to say that yet, but I'll tell you what, people were hurt viciously and badly by these corrupt people," Trump said of a potential pardon.
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Mr. Orban viciously attacked Mr. Soros throughout the campaign, and linked him to a central campaign tactic: stoking fear of immigrants and refugees, especially those from Muslim countries.
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"I don't want to say that yet, but I tell you what, people were hurt viciously and badly by these corrupt people," he said (The New York Times).
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Overall, even if the viciously anti-Shiite Islamic State were to roar back in the wake of a U.S. departure, it would represent a net plus for Iran.
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Muxlow said he was viciously attacked by DeVos-financed campaign mailers even though the law to lift the cap passed easily, and he is a reliably conservative lawmaker.
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After protests got them nowhere — in fact, they were viciously repressed by Maliki — some of them backed ISIS's armed insurgency out of desperation, even despite ISIS's extreme ideology.
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This, according to Wallace, was a glaring example of bias, given that two of the six white supremacists who viciously beat Harris were arrested soon after the incident.
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"Today was the end of a long and hard court battle against Bauer Media who viciously tried to take me down with a series of false articles," she wrote.
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You know the backstory ... Future & Ciara have been AT EACH OTHER'S THROATS recently ... arguing viciously in public -- and in the courts -- over the parenting of their son, baby Future.
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But as I was viciously murdered once more because of an ill-timed strike I realized that this boss fight, like life and this doc, is an endless slog.
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On May 29, five teen boys between the ages of 15 and 18, according to reporting by NPR, viciously harassed and assaulted Melania Geymonat and her female companion, Chris.
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Since 2008 much of America's bus industry has been owned by two viciously competitive Scottish firms: Stagecoach, which owns Megabus, and First Group, which owns Greyhound, the biggest operator.
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Local elections, in which the party has a justified reputation for viciously effective campaigning and an army of volunteers that belies its polling position, are due on May 2nd.
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Trump fired back saying Khan had "no right" to "viciously" criticize him and implied that Khan's wife was forced to stay silent during the speech because she is Muslim.
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The Kurds were viciously, arguably genocidally repressed under Saddam Hussein's government, but were granted a massive degree of autonomy under the Iraqi constitution set up after the US invasion.
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Different models, some based on leaving bags with third-parties and others using their own storage facilities in empty shopfronts and the like, are viciously competing against each other.
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Yet throughout this campaign, Trump has had a way of turning subtext into text — especially when the subtext is America's centuries-long, viciously ugly struggles with racism and misogyny.
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In the name of orthodoxy, extremists in Pakistan, the original "Islamic" state, have viciously hounded not only Christians and Hindus but also Shia Muslims, Ahmadis and allegedly unorthodox Sufis.
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Ramsay is now engaging with his fans in a unique way: He has taken to critiquing—pretty viciously, at that—his followers' attempts at cooking on his Twitter feed.
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And not just from politics, but just the way people were reacting to it, with everyone choosing to be, basically, in a sports team and viciously attacking the other.
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But for the last 24 hours, Trump has strongly signaled that he is going to viciously attack Hillary Clinton's husband and her alleged role in covering up his misdeeds.
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Machine Gun Kelly's crew viciously jumped an actor so fast a hotel employee who called 911 barely had time to describe them to the dispatcher after they took off.
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As a result, he was taunted viciously in middle school—"People said I looked weird or smelled weird, just stupid bully stuff," he says—so he retreated into himself.
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As we reported ... War Machine was found guilty of sexual assault, battery by strangulation, coercion, kidnapping and several other charges after viciously attacking his ex, porn star, Christy Mack.
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The latest duo to join the new season of "The Amazing Race" once viciously competed against each other on "Big Brother," and now they'll be battling for $1 million.
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True to form, Taylor Swift says she took the media's myth-manufacturing of her as a viciously clingy serial-dater as inspiration for one of her biggest hit songs.
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I have stood on a stage and watched with amazement as candidates wallowed in the mud, viciously attacked one another, called each other liars and disparaged each other's character.
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Trump, meanwhile, has fervently castigated the probe, accusing Mueller of causing "tremendous damage" to the criminal justice system and treating people "viciously" in a series of tweets on Tuesday.
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Griffin, Georgia (CNN)As the trial began Wednesday for one of the men accused of viciously murdering Timothy Coggins in 1983, Coggins' niece said it was a bittersweet day.
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He earned no reprieve with his complaints that Mr. Khan had been unfair to him; on Sunday morning, he claimed on Twitter that Mr. Khan had "viciously attacked" him.
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Since the moment Mr. Farr was nominated, he has been the subject of a coordinated and viciously dishonest smear campaign from the far-left designed to tank his confirmation.
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The President continually and viciously attacking a career civil servant like Strzok has only provided Strzok with evidence to show the deck was stacked against him from the start.
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Around the time of her birth, North Carolina had begun rolling back the gains of Reconstruction and using Jim Crow laws to viciously restrict the lives of African-Americans.
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But several inmate witnesses told The Times that guards had yelled racial slurs and pushed Mr. Strickland down the stairs before a large group of officers beat him viciously.
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Footage from the game shows several fans being viciously beaten, punched and stamped on by rival supporters, with one man seemingly left unconscious by the side of the pitch.
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"Today was the end of a long and hard court battle against Bauer Media who viciously tried to take me down with a series of false articles," she said.
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Indeed, a noticeable backlash has hyper-energized Mr. Moore's volunteers and a cohort of generally apolitical citizens now furious at the spreading of what they consider viciously false smears.
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Outrage inside NBC Staffers at NBC News are outraged (and a bit confused) after President Trump viciously attacked their network's White House correspondent, Peter Alexander, at Friday's coronavirus briefing.
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" 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment "We are deeply saddened and outraged to learn that a member of our 'Empire' family, Jussie Smollett, was viciously attacked last night.
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He's relentlessly and viciously attacked his enemies -- the courts, police, the Attorney General -- and accused them of an attempted coup, spilling his own blood and that of his family.
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An angry bartender and viciously mocked butt of all jokes on the existing show, she now gets to be the star, but her character is still decidedly down-market.
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Shows with prolific stars, massive budgets, and high production value are competing as viciously as the rest, sometimes at the cost of what the writers actually mean to say.
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While boarding Air Force One in Washington, D.C., to fly to Texas to survey the deadly wrath of Hurricane Harvey, the first lady was viciously attacked for wearing shoes.
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All major media viciously attacked him for his stance when he directly challenged the military industrial complex for proliferating war and taking resources away from those mired in poverty.
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India's #MeToo moment came in December 2012, after a 23-year-old woman named Jyoti Singh was gang-raped so viciously that it damaged her intestines, lungs and brain.
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But although Christians have been treated viciously in several of the countries affected by the order, many Muslims have, too, especially those in the minority Shiite branch of Islam.
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Even though Robb apologizes profusely to Walder Frey for breaking his promise, Robb, Talisa, and Catelyn Stark are all executed viciously at what is known as the Red Wedding.
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Accompanied by a sarcastic and viciously practical teenage girl named Alice, Malcolm and Lyra set off on the turbulent waters of the flooded Thames, past ever eerier enchanted islands.
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They need to realize that we simply are human beings trying to exist in a world that viciously continues to deride, attack, and murder us for living authentically as ourselves.
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This looks like a left-wing journalist who&aposs been writing anti-Trump hit pieces for decades and has been investigating Trump, and it&aposs very, very viciously anti-Trump.
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The Culinary Workers Union said supporters of Sanders "viciously" attacked the organization via Twitter, text, voicemail and direct messaging after the union criticized the senator's universal healthcare plan on Tuesday.
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A Toronto-based freelance writer has been talking to Ariana Grande in DMs after the pop star's fans viciously attacked her for several days over her criticisms of the singer.
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Though Trump is close with several NFL owners, many of whom donated to his 2016 campaign, Trump viciously attacked NFL players who were kneeling in protest during the national anthem.
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During his first six years on the force, officer Raymond Marrero was accused of viciously beating one person, falsely arresting another, assaulting a third, and fabricating evidence against a fourth.
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The two leaders represent the same strain of a rising global culture: that of viciously xenophobic tabloids, politically biased infotainment TV, tacky showbiz, irresponsible populism, rabid nativism, and oligarchic kleptocracy.
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After taking a deep breath, she unleashed a second serve that kicked up viciously, forcing Kazakh Diyas to reach high for her return, unable to get it back into play.
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It may be repeated in Brazil, where the front-runner to win the presidency in October is Jair Bolsonaro, who speaks viciously about gay people but warmly of military rule.
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The more viciously she clung to her crown, the more opportunity she gave for a newer and more beloved queen (either Daenerys or Margaery) to rise and take her place.
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In 2011, 60 Minutes' Lara Logan was covering the Arab Spring demonstrations from Egypt's Tahrir Square when a mob of hundreds suddenly turned on her, and viciously sexually assaulted her.
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"Without any provocation, the monkey viciously attacked and bit Ms. Urena, causing injury to her body as well as emotional distress," the lawsuit alleges, according to Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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His life in Los Angeles is spent like many other aspiring hopefuls in the city's viciously competitive entertainment industry: Youssef regularly takes acting class and he's joined an improv group.
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The "Gays for Trump" party was the brainchild of Milo Yiannopoulos, the Breitbart tech editor who was recently banned from Twitter after his followers viciously harassed Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones.
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He also released a statement calling Captain Humayun Khan a hero while his running-mate was viciously attacking his father, Khizr Khan, who spoke at the DNC with his wife.
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The Democrats who are now outraged about Comey's firing are the same ones who have been viciously attacking and erroneously blaming Comey for Hillary Clinton's loss in the November election.
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Obamacare—and viciously cut Medicaid in the process—has been unpopular and branded as cruel by Democrats, who have also criticized the secretive process by which these bills were written.
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But it seems to me that the real story of the fight over the opt-outs memo is how viciously firms are fighting to represent financial services clients in Europe.
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"Aisha Fraser was viciously and cruelly taken from her children by Lance Mason's cowardly and selfish act," Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O'Malley said last week in a news release.
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MSNBC's Eugene Robinson called Joe Arpaio "viciously racist" and said President Trump "is sending a real message to the country" in pardoning the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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In the space of just a few minutes, he can be heard viciously mocking the survivors of the Parkland high school shooting, as well as trans and non-binary people.
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Trump responded to the criticism by claiming he was "viciously attacked" by Khizr and disparaged Ghazala by suggesting her silence during her husband's remarks symbolized a stereotype of Muslim women.
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Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the DNC and is now all over T.V. doing the same," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter. "Nice!
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O.K., maybe relaxed isn't quite the word for any show that features a mob viciously throwing glitter on the bloodstained torso of its title character (as in "Jesus Christ Superstar").
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I unblinkingly condemn abortion as murder, viciously defend the broadest possible interpretation of the Second Amendment, and defy state-sponsored attempts to stifle the free exercise of religion and speech.
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Nyjah Huston jumped a guy at a house party and beat the man's face so viciously he needed surgery to fix a broken nose ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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They are all strictly Act I piggyback startups, and I can't see how they might get to Act II in the viciously contested, heavily regulated environment of the modern city.
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In these last years, we have inhabited terrifying paradoxes, navigating a reality the most privileged of us had always deemed impossible, a Poppinsian world turned inside out and viciously deformed.
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However, in the lawsuit, he says Zane went off for no reason that day ... biting and viciously attacking him and causing some serious injuries, although he's not specific about them.
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Yet from the Palestinian and Arab point of view, this vast Jewish apparatus supporting Israel is a cultural, political, and economic lifeline to a state that's viciously oppressing its people.
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We are by turns aggressive and devotional, and must appear, to those unfamiliar with our tradition, as if we're trying to viciously kill something, while stricken by remorse between attacks.
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At various points in the 219th century, white supremacists reacted viciously against continued immigration from ethnic and religious minorities and tried to suppress movements for black civil rights by force.
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On the streets: Mr. Maduro has hit back viciously, human rights groups and others say, dispatching security forces to crush dissent in poor neighborhoods that have turned on his government.
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"Baby Trump has gotten viciously attacked, and that's just not respectful," said Rochelle Lessner, a retired attorney from Hollywood and designated volunteer bodyguard for the balloon, according to the Herald.
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People try to compensate for the lack of intimate connection by placing their moral and emotional longings on their political, ethnic and other tribes, turning them viciously on each other.
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In this case videos showed protesters viciously attacking a policeman on the ground before a colleague ran towards the group and fired at Mr Tsang (a different incident is pictured).
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Despite his behind-the-scenes interactions with reporters, Trump frequently, and sometime viciously, excoriates mainstream journalists for their lack of focus on topics favorable to the president and his agenda.
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Damon's Kavanaugh, who was viciously drinking glasses of water and was either yelling in a blind rage or crying, said that his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, had no real evidence.
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Just ask the Ahmadis, a Muslim sect whose members have been viciously hounded in Pakistan as heretics, or the Shia Hazaras who are routinely murdered by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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The Culinary Union drew swift backlash online from Sanders supporters, so much so that the group issued a statement on Wednesday denouncing the candidate's backers for "viciously" attacking the union.
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The twist is that months earlier, Brad was viciously attacked by a pair of thugs who were likely more interested in beating him up than in stealing his ATM card.
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Gargiulo is also charged with the 2005 stabbing murder of Maria Bruno, 32, and the attempted murder of Michelle Murphy, who was viciously stabbed in her Santa Monica home in 2008.
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The Donald was booed multiple times tonight in South Carolina, first for viciously attacking Jeb Bush, as is his custom, and then for lashing out at the audience for their disapproval.
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Though he spoke soberly to Congress, Mr Trump harked back to his campaign rhetoric when he mentioned four guests in the House gallery whose relatives were "viciously" killed by illegal immigrants.
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Today, 50 years after his life was so viciously and violently cut short, we have someone in the White House who is committed to undoing all that Dr. King fought for.
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And then he's off, viciously kicking Trump piñatas and ranting about Russia and Vladimir Putin and the birther movement and the Electoral College and how Trump doesn't even want the job.
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Conor McGregor spent the last part of the week behind bars after viciously attacking some fellow UFC fighters with a dolly, and Blac Chyna's also in trouble for hurling a stroller.
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Heather Locklear is a day away from getting sued by a paramedic who claims she was viciously attacked and injured during a drunken episode that landed the actress in a jail.
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But then considering how crowded and viciously thin the margins in the smartphone space nowadays (iPhones excepted), the barren hinterlands of VR probably induced sensations of wild relief in HTC's management.
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There was just the pain of being brought up in a human zoo, sent to boarding school at age eight, and then living through the viciously public death of your mother.
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Later in the evening at a Hampton Inn, video footage shows G-Rod getting jumped and viciously body slammed, kicked and punched by a bunch of dudes allegedly in MGK's crew.
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The roaring reception is a testament to the power of Malala's story: At 220, she was viciously attacked by the Taliban for daring to go to school in Pakistan's Swat Valley.
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Upon her return, Gabbard gave an interview in which she intimated that she and Assad—who is known to viciously punish dissent—had negotiated an agreement to bring democracy to Syria.
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During his reelection bid in 2010, Congressman Steven Driehaus was repeatedly and viciously attacked by the Susan B. Anthony Fund stating that Steve unequivocally voted for taxpayer-funded abortions under ObamaCare.
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Giacometti took to creating only works that, he said, he had visualized in advance, in forms and styles that hopscotched from primitivist to abstract and from sweetly poetic to viciously aggressive.
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Along the southern border of Washington State and in the Portland, Oregon, area, there have been 22017 confirmed cases of the virus, which is viciously contagious and can kill young children.
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Along the southern border of Washington State and in the Portland, Oregon, area, there have been 36 confirmed cases of the virus, which is viciously contagious and can kill young children.
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The seeds for Vinnie's behavior were planted in the very first episode of the series, when he saw C.C. viciously slash "Ashley" — now Dorothy — for refusing to work in the rain.
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In Maryland, MS-13 gang members who arrived in the United States as unaccompanied minors were arrested and charged last year after viciously stabbing and beating a 16-year-old girl.
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In stark contrast, Mr. Trump and Mr. Moore are being rewarded for very likely lying, denying and, worse yet, viciously attacking their accusers, most of whom are widely seen as credible.
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In Maryland, MS-13 gang members who arrived in the United States as unaccompanied minors were arrested and charged last year after viciously stabbing and beating a 16-year-old girl.
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"Thomas Nast, Winsor McCay, Will Eisner, R. Crumb all used blackface imagery; Dr. Seuss did viciously racist anti-Japanese cartoons during World War II, and on and on," Mr. Berlatsky said.
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Once Ntilikina got near the basket, he lobbed a pass near the rim that Robinson caught well behind his head and viciously threw down as some Nets defenders ducked for cover.
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This is not to say she wasn't still invested in her music: She could be viciously demanding in rehearsals and was known to dismiss performers who did not meet her standards.
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"It should come as no surprise that President Trump, who appears desperate to undermine the Special Counsel's investigation, is again viciously attacking Pete for playing by the rules," the statement says.
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The chairman of the committee at the time -- Joe Biden -- has since said he owes Hill an apology for allowing her to be so personally and viciously attacked during the hearing.
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A new tell-all book authored by famed Watergate journalist Bob Woodward, reported Tuesday by The Washington Post, shows President Donald Trump viciously attacking the top officials in his own administration.
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READ: 'Bloodbath': Iraq is cracking down on protesters with live ammunition and military-grade tear gas grenades But he has also empowered the security forces to viciously shut down public dissent.
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But Trump seems to lack any self-restraint whatsoever, and repeatedly flies off the handle, viciously attacking anyone who defies him, whether they're a news anchor or a Gold Star mother.
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Now one of their players has been caught viciously beating an innocent animal with a strap, as appears to be the scene in an exclusive video from Waco's News Channel 25.
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The two entertainers have feuded publicly and viciously for years, but given POTUS' alleged discomfort with seeing a woman portray one of his staffers, O'Donnell may have a trump card ready (sorry).
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On Wednesday night, he reprised that role, viciously trying to pop the Donald Trump bubble, with more enthusiasm than anyone else who has spoken at the Democratic convention so far this week.
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Kim and Kyle Richards are being sued by a stylist who claims Kim's pit bull viciously attacked her and Kim refused to call 911 unless the woman lied to protect the dog.
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Cops wrestled him to the ground, unleashed their dogs on him, and beat him so viciously they crushed a disc in his spinal cord, causing permanent nerve damage, according to his attorney.
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She's so convinced that Donathan is going home, that when Donathan offers to play his idol for her, she thinks she's viciously deceiving him even as he is truly prepared to help.
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Emmanuel Aframian claims he was at A Votre Sante Mediterranean restaurant on June 10, 2018, when Griffin's dog lunged and "viciously attacked" him without provocation, a complaint obtained by The Blast reveals.
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" And in an ad backed by a $2 million ad buy in the battleground states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida, Trump's campaign blasts Clinton for "viciously demonizing hard-working people.
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Lost in the noise and chaos was the most fundamental element: that two people, one a daughter, sister, and mother of two, and the other a son and brother, were viciously slaughtered.
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Jussie Smollett's family is squarely addressing people who may doubt his story about being viciously attacked, and in the process they seem to be placing some of the blame on President Trump.
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For her audacity, which (the reader knows) is a consequence of naïveté, not lust, Fidelma will be viciously punished, as in a fairy tale in which consequences are wildly disproportionate to causes.
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And there was something else lingering at the back of my mind: Trump was known for viciously attacking women's looks when he didn't like them or when he wanted to intimidate them.
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In Maryland, the MS-13 gang members who arrived in the United States as unaccompanied minors were arrested and charged last year after viciously stabbing and beating a 16-year-old girl.
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You might remember ... Barnes told TMZ Sports he and Rihanna were hanging out -- and could be a thing -- only to have her viciously and publicly shoot down his claims on social media.
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Carl Paladino said on Tuesday that he had not intended to send racist remarks about President and Michelle Obama, which were roundly denounced as viciously offensive, to a Buffalo newspaper for publication.
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" "The man attacks viciously, so he has attacked Jeff Bezos and Amazon, he's attacked one of the two largest trading partners of the US, and his White House is in full disarray.
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For the past year, Lewandowski has been the top member of Trump's close-knit inner circle, traveling with the candidate everywhere he went, and defending him — sometimes viciously — on the campaign trail.
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In 2018, a reporter at The Verge was viciously mobbed by bad faith attacks in an attempt to discredit her as she moved to a prestigious job at The New York Times.
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For most of the debate, the candidates viciously sniped at each other — not just by criticizing each other's policy proposals, but by repeatedly shouting and attacking one another in very personal ways.
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National Review writer David French and his family, especially his black daughter, have been viciously targeted by the alt-right as a result of his longstanding and outspoken opposition to Donald Trump.
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Trump will spew out a stream of ambiguous tweets, then the hypermacho tough guys Trump has selected will battle viciously with one another to determine which way the administration will really go.
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If we can't stop human beings from viciously harming one another, we need to be able to write stories in which that harm is subjected to psychological and moral scrutiny, and punished.
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But the way I deal with those truths isn't by waiting for someone to fill an empty space for me, or by viciously searching for a partner, because I don't think that works.
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Prosecutors allege that the former air conditioning repair man and bouncer is a "serial, psychosexual thrill killer" who stalked and then viciously stabbed his unsuspecting victims — all young women who lived near him.
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Eddy Vladimir Féliz Garcia, who is accused of driving the alleged gunman to the club on the back of a motorcycle, was held down by witnesses and viciously beaten shortly after the shooting.
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"Rodiny Calypso allegedly violated a Rikers Island inmate's constitutional rights by viciously beating him – without physical provocation – while the inmate was restrained in handcuffs," said, Joon Kim, the acting U.S. attorney in Manhattan.
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" 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment released a statement Tuesday: "We are deeply saddened and outraged to learn that a member of our EMPIRE family, Jussie Smollett, was viciously attacked last night.
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"There's never been anybody in the history politics in this nation that's been so abusive to women," Trump said of Bill Clinton, adding, "Hillary Clinton attacked those same women and attacked them viciously."
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In the trailer, Lively, 28, is seen trapped on a rock as she clutches her injured leg and screams for help while a great white shark viciously circles in the water beneath her.
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" In a statement, 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment said: "We are deeply saddened and outraged to learn that a member of our EMPIRE family, Jussie Smollett, was viciously attacked last night.
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Take for example the several women from San Antonio to Spokane who have been viciously attacked, even killed, in the past few years after turning down the advances of men they didn't know.
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Actor Jeremy Lindholm -- who recently appeared on an episode of "Twin Peaks: The Return" -- is accused of viciously beating his girlfriend and trying to kill her ... and is facing an attempted murder charge.
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When Director Comey appeared before Congress shortly after his decision not to seek criminal charges, Republicans from every region of the country and every ideological bent from Right to Totalitarian viciously attacked Comey.
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Later that night in Queens at Angels Strip Club, Jade says 5 people associated with Cardi viciously attacked her, grabbing her hair, punching her and hitting her with an ashtray, causing serious damage.
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At Breitbart News, Bannon used news stories to viciously criticize more moderate or left-wing politicians, as well as attacking women, feminists, political correctness, muslims, and trans people through the ultra-conservative site.
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Labeled as an ADEX 1 Category individual, meaning he could be legally detained without due process, and viciously monitored by the FBI, Barnette's file with the Bureau eventually encompassed 500 pages of surveillance.
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Stewart has been a lightning rod for controversy during his political career — defending Confederate statutes as part of state history, even though he is a Minnesota native, and viciously attacking his political foes.
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Ben Chapman, the Phillies manager, led his players in viciously taunting the Dodgers' rookie second baseman Jackie Robinson, the first black man to play major league baseball, whenever Robinson came to the plate.
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In late 2015, Haddad also suggested Haskell hire a private investigator "to get something" on Hagan, because the CEO felt the former Miss America was "viciously and cruelly" attacking him, the report said.
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Our brothers and sisters at Standing Rock in North Dakota are being viciously attacked for peacefully standing up to defend our sacred places, clean water and Mother Earth against a reckless pipeline project.
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They gradually took over several neighborhoods, including Hongdae, popular with students for its nightlife and shopping, and the expat hotspot Itaewon, viciously defending their turf against toys, newcomers, and, occasionally, visiting foreign writers.
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Kelly Jacques, a manager there, brought the simple dough together in a stand mixer and kneaded it there until it thwapped quite viciously against the sides of the bowl, threatening to topple it.
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But "Melodrama" was viciously undervalued at the 2018 Grammys, netting just one solitary nomination for album of the year (lead single "Green Light" deserved a nod for song of the year, at least).
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Weeks after 18-year-old Barnard College student Tessa Majors was stabbed to death in a Manhattan park, faculty and staff are being targeted with "viciously racist" robocalls from a white supremacist group.
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When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed to give consumers real choice about how their internet service providers (ISPs) could use the data they collect from those consumers, opponents viciously attacked the proposal.
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A United States Army veteran heroically saved the life of a young girl — with the help of a Christmas lawn decoration — after she was viciously attacked by a pit bull over the weekend.
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On the centennial of Pauline Kael's birth, the Quad Cinema is presenting Losing It at the Movies, a retrospective including both films that received her highest praise and those she viciously tore apart.
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Indians on social media latched on to the first part of the quote, which appeared to make an excuse for Pakistan's inaction in face of the attack and viciously mocked Pakistan. Maj. Gen.
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Based on Bret Easton Ellis's novel about a young Wall Street hotshot whose hobby is, well, viciously violent murder, it was originally staged in London by Rupert Goold, who remains at the helm here.
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"This is rooted in one thing—Megyn Kelly, whom he has viciously attacked since August and has now spent four days demanding be removed from the debate stage," Fox News said in a statement.
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The White House has denied accusations that President Donald Trump told Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan he was "sorry" about an incident in May when Turkish security guards viciously attacked American protesters in Washington.
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To make his point more vividly, he invited his listeners to applaud some family members of Americans "viciously" murdered by illegal immigrants, whom he had invited to watch his address in the House chamber.
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For it, Williams has been viciously, and I believe, unfairly attacked as a political operative on a hit mission, all of which she denied to me in detail during our phone interview on Saturday.
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Clinton so viciously, they are, along with conservative media and financiers, trying to ensure that Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee, believing that he will be easier to defeat in the 2016 election. Mrs.
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The 2017 movie made waves for the unprecedented way it depicted a woman viciously getting beaten up on the job — a situation that would usually leave James Bond with his bow-tie slightly askew.
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Most obviously, he identified his parents as "Polish immigrants" rather than "Jewish immigrants" — something most Jews would never do given how viciously Jews were abused by Poles and the Polish government over the years.
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To celebrate America's Independence Day, we recommend Mr. Freedom (streaming on Filmstruck), which was written and directed by an American expat in France in 1969 and viciously lampoons both superheroes and the United States.
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Yuen Long has become an unlikely focal point of the city's pro-democracy movement after protesters returning to the town were viciously attacked by a mob wielding iron bars and bamboo sticks last weekend.
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Ortega -- who viciously KO'd Frankie Edgar on Saturday -- broke the news on the TMZ Sports TV show (airs Monday night on FS1) ... telling the guys Dana White confirmed he's next in line for Max.
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Zeke Smith, a two-time contestant on the CBS reality show's 33rd, and now 34th, season of scheming tropical castaways, was viciously and needlessly outed as a transgender man by fellow participant Jeff Varner.
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Authorities in Alabama say five people — including a woman who was about five months pregnant — were "brutally and viciously murdered" on Saturday by a suspect who later turned himself in to police in Mississippi.
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That's when the worker steps in and viciously grabs the larger dog by the neck, picks her up high and tosses her several feet ... to the shock and horror of others in the store.
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" Buttigieg on Sunday was critical of the idea that Trump's comments even amounted to news, saying that the "the expectations are so low that he made" headlines "by saying something that wasn't viciously insulting.
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" Rand said her goal for writing the novel was "to show how desperately the world needs prime movers and how viciously it treats them" and to portray "what happens to the world without them.
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The 56-year-old "The Office" and "Foxcatcher" star plays American photographer Mark Hogancamp, who in 2000 was viciously assaulted outside a bar after telling a group of guys he liked to cross dress.
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It is always funny, occasionally offensive, and not unlike watching a high speed trainwreck, if the crashed locomotives in question were occupied by viciously witty drag queens making dildo jokes amidst the fiery wreckage.
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That peace is shattered when a stranger named Charlie (Will Brill) shows up and casually forces his way into the house; Francisca's father (Paul Nazak) returns home to find his wife being viciously murdered.
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Checkmate. The episode was a good reminder of the dangers of Wonk Brain, which leads sufferers to fight viciously over questionable methodology and imprecise rhetoric while ignoring the bleeding obvious and the obvious bleeding.
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Meanwhile, some of New York's suburbs — especially, though by no means exclusively, on Long Island — perpetrate some of the most viciously exclusionary practices anywhere in the country, which pushes affordability problems into the city.
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And with Trump in charge — a man who has no shame whatsoever and is willing to viciously insult anyone who gets in his way — that's essentially become the official position of the Republican Party.
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She found herself pushed into the role after Kim Kardashian West caught her in a messy public lie that clashed viciously with her likable persona, and audiences started to think of her as fake.
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In fact, Joe Biden had perhaps his best moment when, after noting that Donald Trump is viciously attacking "my surviving son," he said it was his job to not only fight but also heal.
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He has called white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, "very fine people," has viciously attacked President Obama, Hillary Clinton, the United States government and our European allies, and cozies up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The union, which criticized Sanders' universal healthcare plan in a flyer to its members on Tuesday, said on Wednesday his supporters responded by "viciously" attacking the organization via Twitter, text, voicemails and direct messaging.
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Even before that rule, segments of the fast-growing ETF business had become viciously competitive on price, with fund lineups including Schwab's, Vanguard's and iShares' lower-cost "Core" funds all slicing fees closer to zero.
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And I know, we've all been to your rallies, and you've suggested that fight was as hard as ... Trump: I will say, that fight because he was treated so viciously and violently by the Democrats.
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It is where Martin Luther King Jr preached, where Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat and one of the places where Freedom Riders were viciously attacked when they challenged segregation on buses.
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The 27-year-old Mississippi man accused of "viciously" murdering five sleeping people and an unborn child this weekend was high on methamphetamine during the killings, he told reporters Monday, according to the Associated Press.
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Since then, Trump has complained he was "viciously" attacked by the couple and suggested Ghazala Khan might not have been "allowed" to speak, implying her silence reflected restrictions placed on women by some traditional Muslims.
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As we reported, David viciously killed their French Bulldog this week after the animal nipped at his 2-year-old daughter ... a nip which, by the way, didn't even break the skin or draw blood.
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Four weeks before she was killed, on April 12, Booker had survived a brutal beating by a group of men who viciously attacked her, leaving her with broken ribs, a fractured wrist, and a concussion.
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Colonel Qaddafi's more enduring legacy is the paranoid factionalism that has pitted Libya's politicians, fighters and towns, so viciously against one another since 2011, and that could yet endanger battlefield gains against the Islamic State.
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That seemed to end when Newton was viciously sacked in the third quarter, enduring a helmet-to-helmet hit from Von Miller at the same time that DeMarcus Ware was slamming into Newton's lower back.
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" Ms. Pomsel remembers Goebbels, one of Hitler's most trusted ministers and the mastermind of the Third Reich's viciously anti-Semitic propaganda machine, as "well kept" and "good looking," but above all as "an outstanding actor.
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Like most authoritarians, Putin likes to present himself as a social traditionalist -- defending Russia's viciously homophobic restrictions on gay life and decriminalizing domestic violence in a nation which still expects women to obey their husbands.
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War Machine's story made national headlines -- he was a super talented UFC fighter who lost it all in 2014 when he viciously attacked his then-girlfriend, Christy Mack, when he caught her with another man.
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The Albuquerque outfit has just released its debut release, Louring, and in doing so somehow managed to viciously stomp on most of 212's other doom releases, even those from bands decades into illustrious careers.
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Comic Steve Brown says the guy who viciously attacked him during his stand-up act over the weekend was loving the show when all of a sudden he seemed to go from Jekyll to Hyde.
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Mr. Trump, as a candidate and as president, has also repeatedly and viciously attacked Senator John McCain, a war hero who has sacrificed more for the United States than most of us can even imagine.
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The day after being viciously attacked by President Trump on Twitter, Mika Brzezinski and her "Morning Joe" co-host and fiancee, Joe Scarborough, said they were doing just fine — it's the country they're worried about.
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Business magnates, current and former government officials, prominent professors trained in the West, religious leaders, media owners, celebrities and even barristers who once advocated democracy for Hong Kong are denouncing calls for independence, sometimes viciously.
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At 6, after she bought a box of colored pencils from the neighborhood store with a dollar pilfered from her mother's pocketbook, her father beat her so viciously she couldn't attend school for a week.
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But McConnell, probably his generation's most viciously effective legislative mind, is not the bipartisan sort: He worked to obstruct Democrats at every turn, culminating in his unprecedented refusal to consider Obama's last Supreme Court nomination.
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He claimed a judge had been unfair to him in a civil suit because of his Mexican ancestry, told his supporters to rough up protesters at his rallies, and viciously attacked a Gold Star family.
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A 5-year-old Brooklyn boy was viciously mauled at home on Friday evening by one of his family's two pit bulls, leaving him in critical condition, according to the police and a family member.
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Sanders supporters began criticizing the union's claims online, prompting the group put out a statement on Wednesday, calling out the candidate's backers for "viciously" attacking the union, according to a previous report from The Hill.
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The reality, of course, is that those seeking to end their lives by jumping from the bridge into the cold water between San Francisco and neighboring Marin County meet a viciously brutal, drawn-out death.
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Even Mr. Goldberg's knowledge of viciously anti-Semitic urban legends comes into play, and the book raises the myth of a Jewish girl arrested in Moscow in 1944 and accused of baking Christian blood into matzos.
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They've managed to not only eclipse their own unique contributions to pop culture by focusing on the personal, but they've also reinforced expectations that women, no matter how successful, will ultimately viciously turn on each other.
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When I was 23 years old, during my second year of medical school at Duke University, I suffered a massive, spontaneous brainstem stroke that spared my mind, but viciously destroyed every single muscle in my body.
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She challenges him on his behavior, setting lines that he undoubtedly crosses, eventually culminating in a brutal confrontation that ends with him viciously calling her ugly, preying on what he knows to be her greatest insecurity.
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Trump's message Friday morning also marked a notable return to his efforts to push his agenda rather than distract from it, as he did on Thursday when he viciously and personally attacked MSNBC anchor Mika Brzezinski.
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A newspaper published in Beijing, Global Times, accused the bookshop of selling works that "viciously attacked" the mainland's politics and said Mr Lee was "well aware" of the "harm" these books were causing across the border.
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As the LA Times pointed out, Fiske appears to be an outspoken Democrat from the looks of her Facebook page, where she's been viciously attacked by folks on the right since the THR story went live.
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If one were a Northern lord who didn't know Jon's "brothers" had viciously stabbed him to death, therefore freeing him to exploit a loophole in his contract, one would be required to chop off his head.
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In mere hours, the carnage left the country with a wrenching shift: from grieving the latest black victims of police shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana to grieving for the police officers slain so viciously in Dallas.
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"It's completely unacceptable for the political leader of our country to denigrate a vibrant American City like Baltimore, and to viciously attack U.S. Representative Elijah Cummings a patriot and a hero," Young said in a statement.
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Baltimore Ravens star Ray Rice got in trouble for attacking his girlfriend, but the public had no idea how serious it was until we got video of Ray viciously knocking out his fiancee in an elevator.
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During an administration event in Long Island last week, Evelyn Rodriguez, the mother of 16-year-old Kayla Cuevas, who was viciously murdered by the gang, agreed "animals" is a proper description for MS-13 members.
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She kept her coat on in the chapel during the ceremony, fidgeted with her stockings, her hair, glanced back viciously at the crowded pews behind us each time she heard somebody sigh or sniffle or whisper.
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Now, if you know nothing about this phenomenon, then just try to imagine a nascent new DIY grime scene mostly populated by adolescent MCs who constantly and viciously send for eachother's mums in thick Lancashire accents.
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Her behavior can be reflected in the sleazy Hollywood sexual offenders that we all viciously exposed and vilified (and rightfully so, I am in no way defending them), yet somehow we give Katy Perry a pass?
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But Mr. Stevenson pointed out that when standing here, you are on view as well, faced on all sides by the names of the thousands who were run down, instantly judged and viciously put to death.
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It's a joy to watch her viciously kick the bathroom door shut as she has her existential crisis — and Rory has always been at her most sweetly likable when she's helping Paris through a meltdown. 16.
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Though there have been some issues that have seen bipartisan support, like seeking to lower drug costs, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have otherwise viciously attacked each other's attempts to reform the health care system.
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They booed him vociferously after every strikeout on Sunday, and never more viciously than in the 12th inning, when the game ended with Stanton swinging through a Brad Brach fastball, stranding the tying run at second base.
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Over five seasons, "Silicon Valley" has been viciously precise in lambasting techies' antisocial foibles, but as to the industry's fundamental contribution to the world, the series has mostly aped the zeitgeist, handling tech with loving, kid gloves.
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Even if you didn't buy all the God-versus-Satan business, you could enjoy the story of their estrangement as a metaphorical retelling of what happens when daughters become adolescents and start viciously fighting with their mothers.
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But they are unlikely to make the slightest difference to the most dramatic result of the 2003 invasion -- the wave of brutal terrorism which was unleashed by reducing Iraq to a crumbling and viciously divided failed state.
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Khizir Khan, Humayun's father, declared at last week's Democratic National Convention that Trump had "sacrificed nothing," prompting the Republican nominee to claim he'd been "viciously attacked" and questioning why Khan's wife, Ghazala, didn't make her own remarks.
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As the final minutes of "What You Need" shows, Perry viciously assaulted Madeline, Renata Klein (Laura Dern), Jane Chapman (Shailene Woodley), whom he previously raped, and his wife Celeste when the women realized his sexually violent past.
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"I think he's deeply disturbed by some of the things you see in these video games that are so darn violent, viciously violent, and clearly inappropriate for children, and I think he's bothered by that," Bozell said.
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Wuthering Heights takes place in a viciously brutal world, one in which casual interfamily violence is the norm, and it is clear-eyed about the emotional dynamics that build such a world and allow it to flourish.
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The Jewish state is being singled out among all nations for boycott, divestment and sanctions, viciously attacked in international forums, and is the subject of age-old anti-Semitic myths like the blood libel and global control.
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In between these moments of fun, the episode is a bit of a slog — unbroken even by a new version of that great theme song or an appearance from AHS darling Evan Peters (which Twitter noted, viciously).
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In this case, Mueller would have been viciously criticized if he had a made a clear decision — and concluded either that Trump's behavior didn't seem to rise to the level of a crime or that it did.
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But as a theatrical parable, "Re-Member Me" is powerful nonetheless, positing acting as a means by which gay men of a very recent era sought to reintegrate themselves into a culture that otherwise viciously disowned them.
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The 6-foot-9 Fury spent nearly every moment of the fight nimbly avoiding Wilder's punches in a masterful display — except for the two moments when the 6-foot-7 Wilder viciously knocked him to the canvas.
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For that he was viciously painted by the far right as immoral and a threat to the nation; in 2017, he was among several liberal politicians issued a mock "political death certificate" by a nationalist youth group.
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This leads to 2, a general outlook that says the world is a nasty place, and 3, a scarcity mind-set that says politics is a zero-sum game in which groups must viciously scramble to survive.
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The president viciously mocked Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, acting mentally confused as he pretended to be Ms. Feinstein responding to a question about whether her staff had leaked information about one of Judge Kavanaugh's accusers.
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A divorcing Russian couple eager to move on with their lives — Zhenya with her affluent older lover, Boris with his pregnant young girlfriend — viciously quarrel over who will take Alyosha, the 12-year-old son neither wants.
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As China seeks to interfere in Hong Kong's sovereignty, Christians there fear what this could mean for their religious freedom, given China's human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims and the government's effort to viciously persecute unsanctioned churches.
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Anyone who has paid attention to the news, especially since my father announced his run for the White House, knows the media has attacked every member of my family viciously and given us anything but kind treatment.
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Trump has so denigrated political speech and so stretched the limits of acceptable conduct that people in that audience felt either the freedom or the compulsion to laugh and applaud when he viciously attacked a dead person.
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The men were convicted in August 2010 of viciously assaulting a member of a rival gang called BKK with a baseball bat and stabbing him in the chest during a street fight the year before in Newburgh.
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" He called it "the most savage crime against God and his children" and said it is "our solemn duty to remember, to mourn, to grieve, and to honor every single life that was so cruelly and viciously taken.
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Should McQueen be involved in a rollover, the toy will ask for help in getting back on its wheels, and if your colleague viciously shakes it because they're too disturbed by it's existence, it will shout in alarm.
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We all know, had it not been for the U.S. Capitol police officers on the scene at the baseball field when my colleague, and others were viciously attacked, the damage from the shooting would have been much worse.
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As a claimant lawyer, I value free speech as much as the next man — provided that the next man is not an apologist for the media watchdog viciously ripping apart the privacy and reputation of an undeserving individual.
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"We are deeply saddened and outraged to learn that a member of our 'Empire' family, Jussie Smollett, was viciously attacked last night," a representative of 20th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment said in a statement to CNN.
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In the middle of a speech criticizing Hillary Clinton, Day referenced past sexual assault accusations against Bill: And as first lady, you viciously attack the character of women who are sexually abused at the hands of your husband.
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"We are deeply saddened and outraged to learn that a member of our 'Empire' family, Jussie Smollett, was viciously attacked last night," a representative of 23th Century Fox Television and Fox Entertainment said in a statement to CNN.
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In 1977, a contract dispute with the cartoonishly imperious Mets chairman, M. Donald Grant, was viciously spun by Dick Young into a Desperate Players Wives plot; Nancy Seaver, he claimed, wanted Tom to make more than Nolan Ryan.
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That night, Watson took Manson followers Patricia Krenwinkel, Susan Atkins, and Linda Kasabian to the house on Cielo Drive, where they proceeded to viciously murder Tate and four guests: Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, and Steven Parent.
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The manosphere, a loose knit network of groups that believe men are an oppressed class, began a deplorable campaign that viciously harassed Emma, spewing misogynist myths too vile to repeat, and demanded that the university shut down her performance.
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As the world mourns the people killed and viciously slain, I feel guilty about screaming about my legs in pain because I can feel nothing, like the other 49 who weren't so lucky to feel the pain of mine.
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It was deft move that immediately placed a name and face in the living rooms of American homes across the country, knowing that this humble, soft-spoken man would be immediately attacked, sometimes viciously, by Democrats and progressive groups.
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The dinner, coming as it did on the heels of the president viciously and publicly attacking his attorney general, seemed to suggest the three men had formed a united front against Trump's assaults on Sessions and the Justice Department.
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In a three-minute bystander video posted to Facebook and YouTube, a slim black woman with pink hair is seen lying on the road, curled in the fetal position, while a group of men viciously punch and kick her.
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"It's disappointing that Senator Sanders' supporters have viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada simply because our union has provided facts on what certain healthcare proposals might do," wrote the union's secretary-treasurer, Geoconda Argüello-Kline.
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But more complicated human/dæmon relationships have been foreshadowed in The Book of Dust by La Belle Sauvage's villain Gerard Bonneville, who viciously beat his own hyena dæmon in an act of self-punishment that was never fully explained.
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While it's undeniable that Kerrigan was viciously attacked, outlets took liberty to portray the women as they saw fit: Harding was from the wrong side of the tracks, while Kerrigan was an elegant athlete who was born to win.
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The girlfriend of one of the suspects accused of viciously raping and murdering a 16-year-old boy in Washington in June was arrested this week for her suspected efforts to hinder investigators following the teen's killing, PEOPLE confirms.
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" But the real pain, he wants us to know, is being felt by his family because, "They try and obstruct a great man, they try and obstruct his family, they come after us viciously, and it's truly, truly horrible.
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"What's depressing is not so much that it happened, but that it's still happening," a woman said, as she stood by the coffin of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old viciously murdered by white men in Mississippi in 1955.
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Hillary Clinton attacked those same women — attacked them viciously," Mr. Trump said, arguing that the accusations against Mr. Clinton were "far worse" than Mr. Trump's own remarks in 2005 that he could grope women because he was "a star.
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The group's 2012 guerrilla performance at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, which viciously mocked Vladimir Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church, resulted in a two-year prison sentence for Ms. Tolokonnikova and another of its members.
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Shepard Smith, Fox's chief news anchor, and Chris Wallace, its owlish Sunday host, frequently jab the president and his administration; Tucker Carlson has waffled back and forth; and Trump has hit back—frequently, viciously, and whenever it suits him.
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At the heart of the Trump-Khan debacle is the Republican nominee's controversial proposal – a cornerstone of his campaign – to ban Muslims from traveling to the US. Trump claimed in a tweet that he was "viciously attacked" by Khan.
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Steve was doing a set at the Comedy House in Columbia, South Carolina when a guy in the audience jumped onstage and just went insane, first trying to viciously strike Steve with the mic stand and then a stool.
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"There are so many creators on this site who have spent years putting love and hard work into their edits, art, literature, fan fiction and poetry, and it's heartbreaking that Tumblr seems to be viciously going after them," Carlson said.
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Nor, they argue, does Islamophobia get taken as seriously: Just this week, Republicans in the West Virginia Legislature put up a viciously Islamophobic poster connecting Omar to the 9/20153 hijackers, without nearly as much fanfare as Omar's comparatively tame comments.
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Ramsay breaks him down so viciously, naming Theon "Reek" because of how bad he smells, that not only does he not kill Ramsay when he has the chance, but when Yara comes to rescue him, he won't go with her.
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He viciously opposed the nomination of former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, but also helped deliver the First Step Act, a modest but very significant bipartisan criminal justice law that seeks to correct tough-on-crime sentencing policies at the federal level.
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The first, from "Week 2," showed a blonde child sobbing in the seat of a bumper car; the second, from "Week 3," shows a little girl innocently looking at a comically small dog who's viciously growling and snapping at her.
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Just the year before, in October 1998, Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old student at the University of Wyoming, had been viciously beaten to death, and tied to a fence for 18 hours, an act of violence that shocked the nation.
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"Immediately after this shot was taken my son viciously attacked me from behind (due to his ninja training) and slammed my face into the flaming candles, I'll now be playing Deadpool if @VancityReynolds pulls the pin #bestbirthdayever @ElsaPataky_," he wrote Saturday.
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Yuen Long became an unlikely focal point of the city's pro-democracy movement after protesters returning to the town from a march in downtown Hong Kong last weekend were viciously attacked by a mob wielding iron bars and bamboo sticks.
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" Trumpification can be found in party stalwarts such as RNC Co-Chair Sharon Day, who said of Hillary Clinton on Tuesday: "As first lady, you viciously attacked the character of women who were abused at the hands of your husband.
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Trump's basic tactic — and it's really his only tactic — is to viciously attack the perceived legitimacy of any person or institution standing in his way while aggressively stimulating the public's authority-identification gland through charismatic bravado and self-aggrandizing lies.
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Tried by her community, Daisy was not only viciously slut-shamed and vilified, she was also denied the same protections as defendants in the courtroom—the presumption of innocence—and punished with a guilty verdict that was never actually proven.
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In a lawsuit filed in Tennessee, a Nashville man named Dante Satterfield claims he was viciously beaten by Tennessee Titans wide receiver Tajae Sharpe after the two had been watching the NFL Draft together with another Titans player, lineman Sebastian Tretola.
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However, Logano got on Truex's bumper entering Turn 3 and then did a better job of keeping his car straight on the final dash to the finish line as he and Truex viciously banged doors, with Truex nearly going sideways.
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Jenelle finally confessed ... David viciously took their French Bulldog to a wooded area near their home and pumped bullets into it ... just because he got pissed off the animal nipped at their daughter after she got in the pooch's mug.
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When Sansa Stark is viciously beaten in the Red Keep as a result of her father's political ineptitude, it should feel even more brutal to those who know that her uncle and grandfather were murdered by Aerys in the same spot.
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Every time we click "Hide post" on an article about homophobic mobs in Uganda, or about gay boys hanged in Iran, it's a way of easing the daily reminder that so many people in the world still hate us so viciously.
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He is so willing to acquiesce to Putin's version of events that he ends up being viciously trolled, convinced that a video Putin shows him of Americans fighting Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan is actually a video of Russians heroically fighting ISIS.
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Caroline: I would think so, especially since we were treated to that adorable scene of Young Hee and Elizabeth sneaking back into movies (The Outsiders!) in the same episode that we saw Elizabeth viciously kill another one of her agents.
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Back then, vibrations could quickly get irksome; if, like me, you were not particularly good at videogames as a child and routinely bumped into things, the near-constant shuddering would viciously shake the controller until your hands started to go numb.
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He was viciously beaten by five of the men until one of them hit him with the butt of a rifle and he began to lose consciousness, after which shots rang out in Al Sudani's newsroom in an attempt at intimidation.
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You look at something like Pandora, where we've been viciously negative right from the outset ... no longer have a strong opinion because the stock's fallen to a level where it's no longer interesting on the long or the short side.
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He wasn't even the only new champion crowned from Winnipeg, as Chris Jericho, somewhat unexpectedly, defeated Naito for the IWGP Intercontinental Championship through nefarious means (viciously attacking Naito before the match and then hitting a low blow before the finish).
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On the second episode of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, world-renowned drag stars Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova explore the most (and least) ideal ways to bite the dust—from dying during a sound sleep to being viciously defaced and dismembered.
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And Sweden's justly acclaimed welfare state did not prevent the rise of the viciously anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats, which has its origins in the Swedish neo-fascist and white supremacist movements and is now the third-largest party in Swedish parliament.
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Mozart and Da Ponte's gloomy comedy, in which two men test their lovers' fidelity by disguising themselves and trying to seduce each other's woman, is always a vicious (and, depending on your perspective, a viciously honest) look at sexual relations.
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" A Telemundo reporter was viciously punched in the head Wednesday on live TV. Iris Delgado was at the tail end of her live shot at Philadelphia City Hall when a woman sauntered up to her and said, "Excuse me, excuse me.
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So let's be clear: If President Trump truly does have no evidence to back up his accusation that President Obama tapped his phones — as increasingly seems to be the case — he has viciously slandered his predecessor with a bogus accusation.
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New York (CNN Business)In an extraordinary exchange on Friday, President Donald Trump viciously attacked an NBC News reporter who asked what his message would be to Americans who are frightened by the coronavirus pandemic that is spreading across the country.
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Harvey Weinstein viciously raped multiple women decades apart, relying on his status as a Hollywood power broker to make sure they'd never speak up about the abuse, Manhattan prosecutors told a jury in opening arguments in Weinstein's criminal trial on Wednesday.
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Doctor Manhattan uses his powers to win the Vietnam War in the original timeline, but then, much like actual Vietnam veterans returning home, is viciously attacked by the public and accused of giving his former team partners cancer with his radioactivity.
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When the president of the United States makes viciously personal attacks against journalists — and then doubles down over the weekend by posting a video on Twitter showing himself tackling and beating a figure with a CNN logo superimposed on his head?
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The executive director of the North Carolina GOP told the Charlotte News-Observer that the building is "a total loss," and photos show the extent of the damage: Last night the Orange County Republican Party in NC was viciously fire bombed.
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"Even if you were going to bring up some of the subjects that were brought up, they didn't have to treat him so viciously and violently as they've treated him," Trump said of the Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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He even accused Hillary Clinton of attacking the women who have accused her husband "more viciously than he attacked them," though he offered no evidence of how she attacked those women or why it was worse than her husband's alleged sexual misconduct.
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Gurmehar Kaur, a student of Lady Shri Ram College, has been viciously attacked by right-wingers for starting an online campaign against ABVP, the student wing of India's ruling political party, which clashed with students and journalists in a city college on Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, the coloring cycle is viciously endless — the breakage, the treatments, not to mention the money spent during the process — which makes the idea of throwing in the dye-stained towel and continuing life with your native mousy brown seem so tempting.
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In an startling scene during Monday night's Pump Rules, "Back In The Saddle," viewers were introduced to the dark side of Jax and Brittany's no-holds-barred attitude about their rocky relationship, as Jax viciously screamed at his girlfriend over the phone.
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" Hopper said the investigation into the shooter's motive and events surrounding the shooting "may last months and even years," saying the FBI will bring "justice to the victims who died as well as the families of the deceased who were viciously murdered.
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Donald Trump, the man who callously separated children from their parents and forever traumatized them in the process, has viciously attacked LeBron James, the man who just opened a school for hundreds of poor children and probably saved them in the process.
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Los Angeles County prosecutors allege in court filings that Michael Gargiulo, 228, a former air conditioning repair man and bouncer, is a "serial, psychosexual, thrill killer" who stalked and then viciously stabbed his unsuspecting victims — all young women who lived near him.
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Several new documentaries out this weekend mark a quarter-century since the Los Angeles riots of 1992, which were sparked after a jury acquitted a group of police officers who the previous year had been caught on videotape viciously beating Rodney King.
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Many of the protesters — not a random one or two, but at least hundreds of them — were openly and viciously disparaging the police, including the officers whose presence at the rally was to ensure the safety and First Amendment Rights of all.
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Jane Doe 59's murder – just three months after actress Sharon Tate and several others had been viciously stabbed to death by the Manson Family a few miles away – fueled speculation that she could be connected to Charles Manson and his followers.
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That's why she viciously trips Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) within moments of meeting her in season 6 premiere "Who Knows Better Than I." And why, a few episodes later, "I'm The Talking Ass" closes with Badison menacingly staring at Piper while she sleeps.
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All four congresswomen are U.S. citizens and members of minority groups, and three were born in the U.S. ....and viciously telling the people of the United States, the greatest and most powerful Nation on earth, how our government is to be run.
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And yet somehow in this standoff, with volleyballs being viciously spiked, with players diving across the floor to keep those spikes from turning into points, with the crowd often screaming, Brazil won it all in straight sets, 25-22, 225-226, 226-22.
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It's 2016, this is America, and a decent man, with a fine record of public service — the embodiment of the American Dream — has been the victim of a viciously racist attack from the presumptive Republican nominee for president of the United States.
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" Trump ignited the controversy on Sunday, when he accused the four Democratic women "who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe" of "viciously telling the people of the United States how our government is to be run.
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This White House has featured backstabbing and knife fighting since the very start, but now the president seems to have given the green light — his subordinates should attack their rivals as viciously as possible, and they'll face no consequences for it whatsoever.
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The narrative of a troubled gay man has led some observers to suggest that ISIS, a viciously anti-gay group, claimed Mateen too soon—and that the terrorist outfit might suffer from the irony of hastily inducting him into its bigoted ranks.
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"If Democrats are going to take back the House, if all you do is slam Republicans, that's probably not going to get you over the line, particularly at a time like this when so viciously negative," said Paul Begala, a Democratic strategist.
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This brutality is widespread in Singh's community, from the teachers who use guava whips and water-soaked leather belts to punish, to the children who insult one another viciously: "Yuh nasty lil coolie," the girls scream at Arya — along with much worse.
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This consensus was never as stable as retrospective political storytelling might suggest; even successful Republican politicians inevitably left many of its factions sorely disappointed, while conservative intellectuals and activists feuded viciously with one another and constantly discerned crises and crackups for their movement.
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Whoever wins the Oval Office, the House of Representatives is going to stay Republican, and that means it would be viciously hostile to Clinton, investigating her for every uncrossed "t" and stray "pls print" email and blocking every piece of Democrat-helmed legislation.
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Her husband and another man beat him viciously, shot him in the head and then strapped a 75-pound cotton gin fan to his neck with barbed wire so it would weigh him down when they tossed him in the Tallahatchie River.
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I've spent most of my adulthood running away from this cliché, opting to speak in measured tones when a white male colleague viciously spread false rumors about me or swallowing my voice when another colleague yelled at me in a faculty meeting.
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"We want you to take that mask off," said the DJ. As Brown tried to run through a string of hits with backup dancers in tote, she slurred her lyrics, to which the DJ viciously played former rival Lil Kim's "The Jump Off".
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" ^ But that all went out the window last night: "His fellow candidates savaged him more viciously than they have at almost any other point during his campaign, using their opening answers in the first minutes of the debate to hit the billionaire.
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His lambasting of the White House press corps, false claims about inauguration attendance and occasional use of props were viciously parodied by Saturday Night Live last weekend — with the actress Melissa McCarthy portraying Mr. Spicer — causing consternation inside the White House, Politico reported.
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The Assyrian-American, who boasts a black belt in muay-thai under Chute Boxe legend Rafael Cordeiro and earned a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt in just five years, avenged his loss to Chiesa by viciously knocking out the ascending James Vick at UFC 199.
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The trailer is bookended by some charming, seemingly hand-drawn animation of Sonic, before cutting to some slick gameplay footage of the blue hedgehog doing what he does best — running at breakneck speed through branching levels while viciously stomping the life out of adorable robots.
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"He will be acquitted forever beginning today," White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE countered on Wednesday.
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"It should be clear to the American public by now that this is rooted in one thing – Megyn Kelly, whom he has viciously attacked since August and has now spent four days demanding be removed from the debate stage," a Fox News spokesperson said.
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"Anesthesia," Tim Blake Nelson's exquisitely compressed cri de coeur about the meaning of life in a hyper-connected world, begins as a knife-wielding stranger viciously attacks Walter (Sam Waterston), a wise, kindhearted Columbia University philosophy professor at the door of his apartment building.
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She sported a cardigan so gaudy and rogue at her Iowa endorsement of Donald Trump (the man who viciously mocked her former running mate's war record) that we would be remiss not to mention that it was the sartorial reflection of Palin and Trump themselves.
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After Khizir Khan, who lost his son in a suicide bombing in Iraq, declared at last week's Democratic National Convention that Trump had "sacrificed nothing," the Republican nominee claimed he'd been "viciously attacked" and questioned why Khan's wife, Ghazala, didn't make her own remarks.
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"Immediately after this shot was taken my son viciously attacked me from behind (due to his ninja training) and slammed my face into the flaming candles," Hemsworth hilariously captioned a photo of him and Pataky holding a cake that had candles lit on it.
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Two years later, soon after he was given a bad conduct discharge for his crime, Kelley was cited for animal cruelty after neighbors told police he viciously punched his dog outside his trailer home, according to a report from the El Paso County sheriff's office.
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"In the midst of his ranting and raving, some people approached him and appeared to try to intervene with his behavior and some of the people he was yelling at and they were attacked viciously by the suspect," Simpson said, according to KOIN 6 News.
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And so at a time when so-called "Auto-Tune rappers" were being viciously criticized for a lack of lyrical sophistication, Wayne was running circles around all the purists and simultaneously experimenting (dare I say innovating!) with the pitch correction software as a filter.
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The phrase has now come to possess three distinct senses: a search for actual witches; what the OED calls a "single-minded and uncompromising campaign against a group of people with unacceptable views or behavior"; and a campaign that viciously targets a single individual.
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"Meredith gets attacked by someone you would least expect and it is just as terrifying, shocking, and harrowing as it appears," co-star Kelly McCreary told EW."She's attacked really brutally, really viciously and in a completely surprising, weird way," added actress Sarah Drew.
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It takes more than guts to be a woman in 2017 Melissa Blake, a blogger about culture and disability issues, shares the experience of being viciously trolled after challenging a Republican politician on Twitter for using vile and misogynist language about a female comic.
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Because the anonymous tipster mentioned that the cars outside the Harts' West Linn, Oregon, home had Minnesota plates, Oregon officials called Minnesota and received a report stating Jennifer Hart had viciously spanked 214-year-old Abigail and Sarah had taken the rap for it.
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Four days later, on August 28, 1955, Roy Bryant and his half-brother, J.W. Milam, rousted Emmett from his bed in the middle of the night, ordered him into the bed of a pickup and eventually beat him viciously before shooting him in the head.
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Belquis Ahmadi, a pioneer of masculinity research in Afghanistan who works at the United States Institute of Peace, told me that some Afghan women viciously ridicule men in their household who attempt to help with domestic work or who act more sensitively towards their wives.
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" "Reagan wasn't perfect—no president is—but he earned the grudging respect (and later even the votes) of many who did not originally support him, because he put his country before himself and tried to reason with, not viciously malign, those who disagreed with him.
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The nation has been captivated by the case of a former freshman swimming star at Stanford University who, after being found guilty of viciously sexually assaulting an unconscious woman next to a Dumpster behind a fraternity, was given a paltry six-month prison sentence.
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Before the lawyers met with Chutkan on Monday -- their first hearing since late July -- Robert Driscoll, Butina's attorney, had viciously attacked prosecutors' early accusation that Butina had exchanged sex for political influence in her quest to create a back channel to Republican Party leaders.
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Indeed, just eight years ago, the Republicans viciously attacked President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Outside, a new drug has turned the city into a battleground where crazed addicts and punk dealers viciously collide; and when a vulnerable teenager (Sierra McCormick) seeks sanctuary from the enraged owners of the drugs she has stolen, the vets prepare for one last stand.
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They support Mr. Trump's lies; they viciously attack their colleagues on the other side of the aisle; they repeat over and over again their own lies; they say everything they can dream up to defend the indefensible and to weaken this incredible Constitution of ours.
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As detectives were interviewing the 14-year-old on Thursday, officials at nearby Columbia University sent an email to the school community warning that several faculty and staff members at both Columbia and Barnard had received "viciously racist" robocalls from a white supremacist group.
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" For much more on Tom Hanks' life, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and his everyman charm, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday His Neighborhood costar Matthew Rhys playfully bemoans "how viciously well-read, well-informed and intelligent he is.
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And even knowing this, nothing prepared me, the first time I saw 10 Things 20 years ago, for how electrifying I found Julia Stiles's Kat viciously asserting her right to be a bitch in a world that was prepared to demonize her no matter what.
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"It's disappointing that Senator Sanders' supporters have viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada simply because our union has provided facts on what certain healthcare proposals might do to take away the system of care we have built over 85033 decades," the statement said.
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Where Nightcrawler felt viciously propulsive and focused on Gyllenhaal, his escalating crimes, and his laser-intent interest in power, Buzzsaw sprawls, with no clear focal point early on, and a too-obvious focal point once Dease's superpowered revenge kicks into gear and the bodies start piling up.
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Although it seems like that happened at least a year ago because time has basically become an irrelevant concept in 2017, we still remember nearly every last detail of what happened on that fateful day when Kardashian viciously posted revenge porn of his ex-fiancé on Instagram.
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However, after the recent wildfires viciously burned through Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and Newbury Park — displacing thousands of people from their homes — the photograph has now returned and many are using it as a visual aid to express gratitude and support for the hardworking first responders.
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And I wonder if other civil servants who believe they have seen wrongdoing are watching how the POTUS and his echo chamber can character assassinate so viciously and get second thoughts about doing their job given the risk the POTUS is showcasing to anyone who crosses him.
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The father of the high school freshman who was shot by a school police officer after allegedly pulling two large knives on students at his Nevada high school is speaking out, claiming his son was viciously bullied and that the situation should have been handled differently.
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Those close-proximity contrasts between mainstream and underground values sparked a friction that Arca continued exploring for years, from 2013's &&&&&, a high-water mark for Ghersi's beat-driven productions, to Sheep, her 2015 score for Hood By Air, which took a more viciously experimental approach.
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Hate crimes against Muslims have soared over the past year; Trump protesters have been attacked viciously, and with impunity, in public spaces; immigrants have spent the campaign in fear of what will become of their families and their safety in the event that Trump somehow wins.
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The most pertinent answer to that question in Texas as elsewhere is the killer did it because he could — he could get the firepower, a viciously effective Ruger assault rifle, and register his grievance as something supreme in his mind by applying destructive force upon the innocent.
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In the United States, she did win National Society of Film Critics awards twice: as best actress for "Persona" and as best supporting actress for "Scenes From a Marriage" (21960), in which she and Jan Malmsjo played the central couple's unhappily married, viciously bickering dinner guests.
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"It's disappointing that Senator Sanders' supporters have viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada simply because our union has provided facts on what certain healthcare proposals might do," Geoconda Argüello-Kline, the union's Secretary-Treasurer, said in a statement, without sharing specific attacks.
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Finally, it benefited greatly from the fabulous presence of Gina Gershon as Helene Von Wyatt, a viciously snobby fashion designer whose upcoming show is a chance for the Lyon family to prove its upper-crust bona fides to Cookie's new boyfriend, Angelo DuBois, and his elitist mother.
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"I have never seen anything that affects so many species, so quickly and so viciously - and it just continues," said Marilyn Brandt of the University of the Virgin Islands, who is one of the researchers involved in the efforts to save the reefs near St. Thomas.
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According to GQ, the fact that Garrison was transgender was a well-known secret in Boston political circles, and she was viciously outed by Eric Fehrnstrom, who was then a writer at the Boston Herald and would one day become top advisor to Republican president–wannabe Mitt Romney.
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Now the only looming question is: yes, Chuck has spent the last year going to church and atoning for his creepy sins, as he told Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray) in "Tales from the Darkside," but does that mean he deserves a relationship with someone he viciously slut-shamed?
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The Shape of Water is a film in which a group of marginalized outsiders — a mute woman, a gay man, a black woman, and an immigrant — join forces to free a creature being held captive by a villain who is the embodiment of the American dream gone viciously wrong.
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I can't say that it doesn't bother me when I see some people pretty viciously mocking me as a person (including my identity and my appearance), but I also feel I don't have the right to complain because I know it could be so much worse, all things considered.
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"I think one of the hallmarks of Trethewey's work is its ability to re-inscribe the fact of the black body, a fact American and Southern literary histories need to erase in order to seem much less viciously biased than they have actually been," says poet Jericho Brown.
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After the two fell out, Kirby, his former chief collaborator and one of the great comics artists, viciously caricatured Mr Lee as Funky Flashman, a slick, mercenary charlatan whose sycophantic sidekick, Houseroy, was seemingly based on Roy Thomas, Mr Lee's protégé and successor as Marvel editor-in-chief.
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Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten had a strong lead with less than 12km (7 miles) to go in the women's 141km road cycling race, when all of a sudden, it appeared her back tire drifted, causing her to clip sideways over her bike and crash viciously into a curb.
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Multiple sources close to Mel B tell us ... a close circle of friends and family didn't believe her when she explained away various injuries, and when they confronted her, she had trouble hiding what she now says is the truth ... that she was being viciously attacked by Belafonte.
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After the fallen soldier's father, Khizr Kahn, said at the Democratic convention on Thursday that Trump had "sacrificed nothing and no one," the GOP nominee claimed he'd been "viciously attacked" and suggested that Khizr's wife, Ghalaza, didn't make her own remarks because she was forbidden as a Muslim woman.
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A ProPublica–Frontline investigation published Thursday identified 29-year-old Michael Miselis as the bearded man seen on video wearing protective goggles at the rally to protect from pepper spray while viciously assaulting counterprotesters, including one African-American man who was shoved to the ground and beaten repeatedly.
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Across the digital universe, Bernie Bros have devolved into hysterics over the End of the Republic, or else turned on him viciously, labeling him a phony and a sell-out, as if the oligarchy had finally found the treasure that could sway the avowed democratic socialist to its side.
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The impotent narrator begins to fantasize of his deep desire to become invisible but also sexually potent, not out of a yearning to satisfy his wife but to be able to harass and viciously rape the antagonistic police officer perpetually and without him knowing what is happening to him.
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Like many black men who surrender to the temptation to become oppressor for a day, Ali occasionally did the white man's work for him, like when he viciously painted Joe Frazier as a racial sellout during the buildup to their third, most consequential battle in the Philippines in 1975.
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It came as his rhetorical attacks on Mr. Mueller have grown increasingly provocative — the president tweeted on Wednesday that prosecutors were "viciously telling witnesses to lie about facts & they will get relief" — and as leading Republican senators again thwarted an effort to protect Mr. Mueller from being fired.
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Sanders' supporters have viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada," said Argüello-Kline said in a statement on Wednesday, "simply because our union has provided facts on what certain healthcare proposals might do to take away the system of care we have built over eight decades.
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Americans may argue viciously with each other over Trump's style, but the strong economy, providing real progress among the urban poor and immigrants, and a real economic platform for the middle class will bring more voters to the center and unite more underlying support for the president's policies.
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" On Friday, a spokesperson for Stris & Maher, the firm representing Bechard, told CNN: "Elliott Broidy continues to viciously attack our client, Shera Bechard, in the press -- this time because a judge found his legal arguments for secrecy unavailing and because his own lawyers failed to do their jobs.
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Some of us are already lost in this, because white supremacy has long flowed viciously and deeply through the veins of our varying cultures and managed to convince many they're only good if they're white; convinced our societies that whiteness is sacred and must be protected at any cost.
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"He reminds me of a tiny version of Jeb 'Low Energy' Bush, but Jeb has more political skill and has treated the Black community much better than Mini!" he added, invoking the former Florida governor who Trump viciously mocked during the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
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"As the nominee of a President who has viciously attacked the independence of the judiciary and declared multiple litmus tests for justices, Judge Gorsuch has a special responsibility to reassure the American people that he will be an open-minded and independent jurist," Blumenthal said in a statement earlier.
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Andy Ngo, a photojournalist and editor at the online magazine Quillette, who has made a cottage industry of exposing instances of manufactured hate crimes, was viciously assaulted while covering an Antifa rally held as a counter-protest to a rally of right-wing groups, including the Proud Boys, in Portland, Oregon.
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He'd worked there previously in the '90s and his short tenure had achieved legendary status in the geeky processor community online where he is credited as the principal figure behind AMD's K63 microarchitecture which allowed the company to be viciously competitive with Intel in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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"It's disappointing that Senator Sanders' supporters have viciously attacked the Culinary Union and working families in Nevada simply because our union has provided facts on what certain healthcare proposals might do to take away the system of care we have built over 28503 decades," the union said in a statement.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE declined to comment on reports charter flights will depart China for the United States on Monday.
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That includes The Chens, a Taiwanese family who bought the house in 1973, only to be viciously killed by The Butcher's mob; a group of hunters from the '50s who turned their rifles on each other and blew their heads off; and yes, even the murderous nurses from Episode 2.
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The Mesa Police Department in Arizona is under fire once again after a video surfaced that appears to show officers viciously beating an unarmed man and nearly tearing off his ear, and then later taunting him while he's lying in a pool of blood on the floor of a hospital.
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This turns out to be more fraught than expected, especially once the venture catches the eye of town grande dame Violet Gamart (Patricia Clarkson, viciously cutting in the most elegant way), who seeks the historic premises for her own pet project, and does whatever she can to thwart Florence's ambitions.
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Nevertheless, although Planned Parenthood has become the symbol of a viciously partisan political struggle—and although in 2015 she had to testify before Congress to defend the organization against absurd conservative accusations that it profited from the sale of fetal tissue—Richards doesn't necessarily see her job as a political one.
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Swamp creatures viciously nip at my ankles, and they come in many forms—the misguided and frenzied post-503 election takes, sex jokes that are simply TMI, unfair snap judgments of various public figures, tired memes and lazy jokes, vulnerable displays of pettiness; sarcastic asides that look psychotic out of context.
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The show hits most of the rom-com setups — the meet-cute, the awkward merging of social circles, the sharing of a big secret, the moments of cold feet — squarely and enthusiastically, but rather than sweetheart characters giddily smooching, Gretchen and Jimmy are doing drugs and viciously making fun of people.
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According to Michelle Li, one of the co-founders of WooPlus, the idea for the app came after viewing a viral "social experiment" video, where men reacted viciously to being set up on a Tinder date with a woman who ended up being fatter than she appeared in her photos.
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This is particularly true for autistic people of color whose wellbeing, safety, and very freedom is under constant threat from a society that still sees autism as a white male condition and still sees autistic behavior as dangerous non-compliance that can and should be viciously controlled for the public good.
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The latest findings only add to the catharsis for people like Jerry Cooper, who was at the school from 1960-61 and is president of the White House Boys, whose name is a nod to the small cinder-block building where they say they were viciously flogged for the slightest infraction.
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A dangerously polarized and often viciously partisan country would grow more so, with people on opposing sides hunkering down deeper in their camps and clinging harder to their chosen narratives as the president — concerned only with himself — ratcheted up his insistence that truth itself was subjective and up for grabs.
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Over the many months in which he has been under investigation, he has labored to ensure his political survival, and on the announcement of the indictments he turned viciously on the police and prosecutors, urging Israelis to "investigate the investigators," warning of an "attempted coup" and vowing not to step down.
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He was quieter, shyer, and even more awkward this hot morning, knowing as well himself that the moment had arrived, even before she turned to him, midway through a ridiculous halting conversation about dragon-flies peculiar to the vicinity, and kissed him so hard and viciously she might have drawn blood.
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This version is also better directed, particularly in the first installment; directed by Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce, it concludes on a gorgeous image of Kunta Kinte, bleeding after being viciously whipped, collapsed on the ground and cradled in a pieta-style pose by Fiddler, ash drifting around the two of them.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey viciously mocked Senator Marco Rubio of Florida in Saturday's debate, roiling the race in its final weekend, Mr. Kasich appeared to benefit most: Nearly one in four New Hampshire voters who made up their minds in the last few days went with Mr. Kasich, exit polls showed.
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