Clinton walked out on stage and warmly embraced the president.
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I kept my sunglasses on when I walked out on
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My wife took my son and walked out on me.
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They walked out on Friday, canceling their opening night performance.
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To general surprise the party walked out on the BJP.
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I remember concerts in L.A., people walked out on Boulez.
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Reagan was right when he walked out on Gorbachev at Reykjavik.
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There is no mention of the marriage he walked out on.
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And two women walked out on the act, the club said.
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Police seek customers who smoked weed, walked out on $20173 restaurant bill .
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Things got so heated that Amara, understandably, walked out on the session.
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I walked out on stage and everybody looked at me in horror.
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And here's the kicker: two years later she just walked out on him.
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One member of the IRP, Mike Bracken, has already walked out on Suleyman.
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If you think ... You've walked out on a very, very, very dangerous ledge.
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Activists have disrupted high-profile speeches, and immigrants have walked out on work.
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Barry was scared to say anything, lest they, too, walked out on him.
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"When we walked out on stage people loved it, they were cheering," says Commerford.
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The deal came after more than 300 Vox Media employees walked out on Thursday.
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That's why workers in Shakopee, Minnesota, took a stand and walked out on Monday.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: – from the time I walked out on the stage – because I know.
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The three walked out on stage where Fey quickly clarified why they were there.
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Fanta's defense lawyers have walked out on the court's farcical proceedings, calling them illegal.
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And in March, a smaller group walked out on its shift for several hours.
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He walked out on their mother and hasn't seen either of them in years.
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"I think it is great that he walked out on this speculative length," she said.
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Around 1,500 staff at three alumina refineries and two bauxite mines walked out on Aug.
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"When I walked out on that stage, I felt like I was alive," Bisbano says.
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The nurses walked out on Monday over unpaid allowances and other issues, leaving hospitals understaffed.
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Trump walked out on Pelosi (and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer) after only three minutes.
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She walked out on us, and we didn't talk to her for a long time.
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What if I walked out on the first test show and just started openly weeping?
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"I walked out on my own kids," Ms. Kurtz told The Chicago Tribune in 2002.
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Unionised workers at two alumina refineries and three bauxite mines had walked out on Aug.
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After the song, I told the audience to "fuck off" and walked out on my bill.
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The 25,000 teachers in Chicago's public-school system, America's third-largest, walked out on October 1.33th.
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Jutting walked out on the balcony, where he thought he could see people looking at him.
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When Vinnie says he walked out on his wife, Frankie requests 100% verification on the divorce.
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After taking instructions from President Vladimir Putin, Novak walked out on the Saudi initiative in Vienna.
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He had packed his bags, walked out on his contract and left town in early August.
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In defense of the administration, perhaps no Republican walked out on a limb more than Sen.
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"He walked out on the stage smoking a joint and he was literally hours late," she says.
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When officers reached the house, Javier walked out on the front lawn covered in blood and crying.
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Together, they share daughter Abigail, 48; who Hopkins reportedly walked out on when she was a toddler.
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Thirty-six thousand landline phone and broadband employees walked out on Wednesday after contract negotiations broke down.
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Well, she was, yes, Barbara, she was with me and they walked out on both of us.
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While Mr. Trump has also abruptly walked out on congressional leaders, the mood on Tuesday stayed friendly.
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This is the largest number of people who have walked out on work since the mid-1980s.
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A first grader in Alexandria, Va., named Havana Chapman-Edwards walked out on her own as well.
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But in 290, amid disagreements over technical details related to verification, North Korea walked out on the talks.
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Gámez says Heydi's mother walked out on the family when the girl was less than two months old.
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Aziz Ansari knew when he walked out on Saturday Night Live's stage to host — for the first time!
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Steve-O wasn't having it and after a dose of host nagging, he walked out on the interview.
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But in 2009, amid disagreements over technical details related to verification, North Korea walked out on the talks.
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Their mother is mentioned, and we learn that at some point their father walked out on the family.
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It's a nation that walked out on its commitment to help preserve a livable planet for future generations.
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Her husband, who was only in it for the money, walked out on her and I was glad.
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Yet in 2009, amid disagreements over technical details related to verification, North Korea walked out on the talks.
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Some businesses shut and workers walked out on strike, a rarity in Hong Kong, to support the protest.
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Abraham smiled for the photographers and didn't seem to notice the mishap as she walked out on the catwalk.
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Police stopped the students after an IHOP manager said a group of black men walked out on a bill.
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"I had recently walked out on the father of my 2 children after a 9 year relationship," she wrote.
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Around 1,500 workers at three alumina refineries and two bauxite mines in Western Australia state walked out on Aug.
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My legs started shaking before I even walked out on the stage; I didn't know if I could walk.
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In the season seven finale, he walked out on Cersei, which means that he could easily take Dany's side.
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Years ahead of her time, Davis walked out on her contract in 1936, demanding more control and better roles.
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One day in December, I walked out on a sand bar that had been exposed by a recent drought.
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"Ozzy walked out on stage and gave Sharon the world's most uncomfortable hug from behind," an on-looker told PEOPLE.
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And as soon as I walked out on the deck, I was like, 'Oh my god, this is my house.
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I felt like the love of my life had just walked out on me—that I'd just thrown her out.
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His movie career was stalling out, and his first wife, Jane Wyman, had walked out on him, leaving him desolate.
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Rock jokingly called actress Stacey Dash the "Director of our new minority outreach program," as she walked out on stage.
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Fans cheered and distributed sweets as he walked out on bail last month after more than 80 days in prison.
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"Go easy on me, kid," he joked to Kamala Harris as she walked out on stage for the candidate introductions.
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The musician has shared that his father walked out on their family when he and brother Benji Madden were teens.
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She also walked out on stage flaunting a chic black dress with a noticeably political sign: The gender neutral sign.
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When the members of the Fleetwood Mac cover band walked out on stage, you could've heard a pin drop. Why?
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Pongo left and took menial jobs to support her sisters after her father walked out on the family, she said.
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More than 160 residents walked out on their own or were carried out of the building, according to the Washington Post.
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After a rousing introduction from Trump and to the tune of a song by Queen, Melania Trump walked out on stage.
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He walked out on her and their unborn child, and rightly assumed that she wouldn't have the courage to kill him.
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Hundreds walked out on Thursday, and at least a handful of McDonald's locations were closed for the day as a result.
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She also walked out on the President in October after he reportedly had a "meltdown" during a meeting with Democratic leaders.
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The organization's last major strike was April 153, and thousands across more than 215 U.S. cities walked out on their jobs.
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How Clinton and Trump would approach crucial Supreme Court nominations The candidates walked out on the debate stage ready for battle.
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We climbed the three flights and walked out on a small deck that overlooks meadows and farmland stretching to the Atlantic Ocean.
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Annie is waiting for the right moment to tell Millie that she has walked out on her family—for good, this time.
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Ann Powers and I were posting recently about a New Music panel some 20 years ago that we both walked out on.
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When Lopez walked out on stage with it, she held her arms out so the flag of her heritage was prominently featured.
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Today 2619 Oregon Senate Republicans walked out on their responsibility to serve their constituents when they refused to show up for work.
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He didn't see a Night's Watch conspiracy that was right under his nose, and walked out on his brothers after his miraculous resurrection.
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He walked out on stage to "Oh Christmas Tree," played by the US Marine Corps band and spoke about the meaning of Christmas.
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Carrying signs that read "#MeToo McDonald's," hundreds of cooks and cashiers walked out on their jobs to gather and speak out, organizers said.
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Reagan walked out on a cold day in Geneva in coat and tie, without a heavy wool overcoat, hat and scarf, as Gorbachev did.
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Ripa and Seacrest walked out on the Live stage hand-in-hand to start their journey together as hosts for the popular daytime program.
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Wendy has officially walked out on him after learning that Bobby, not Chuck, was the one who pulled strings to keep her medical license.
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Dockworkers walked out on Friday and marched in central Athens to protest against the deal, which they fear will put their jobs at risk.
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When she walked out on court in her black lace-and-sequins dress, black shoes and a black visor a little before 8 p.m.
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Colorado teachers, who also walked out on Thursday and Friday, are supporting a ballot initiative to raise taxes and direct more funding to schools.
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Workers at the Bank of England (BOE) walked out on strike on Tuesday for the first time in five decades, over a pay dispute.
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When Paul, then 21625, finally walked out on the stage, the cheers were deafening — it was as if a rock star had entered the room.
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Cecile Richards walked out on stage at Joe's Pub in Manhattan on Friday night, carrying a pussy hat, a ball of yarn, and knitting needles.
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As Harris walked out on stage after Biden during the introductions, the former vice president was heard saying, "Go easy on me, kid," to Harris.
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Fleeing the state to thwart the bill is an unusual tactic, but it's not the first time Oregon lawmakers have walked out on the job.
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It was an eerie setting: The museum's staff had walked out on Sunday amid concerns about the spread of coronavirus, effectively closing the French monument.
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Nurses at Zimbabwe's state hospitals and some doctors walked out on Wednesday, saying the government had failed to respond to their demands for protective equipment.
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Then, when Patricia's son, Zachary, was a high-school senior, her husband walked out on the family, leaving them four hundred thousand dollars in debt.
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Some of the students who walked out on Friday said they felt silenced by the national anti-gun movement that resulted from the Parkland shooting.
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Anyway, she told 'GMA' she walked out on Cohen's prank because he's humiliating middle-class Americans, and blamed a speaker's organization for not vetting the comedian.
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One of Debbie Reynolds' biggest heartbreaks of her life was when her husband Eddie Fisher walked out on their marriage for her best friend, Elizabeth Taylor .
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As the first model hit the catwalk, Jackson walked out on the show that ambitiously recreated a Mexican rodeo with all female riders performing daredevil stunts.
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It has been the longest strike against a major automaker in decades and the first big action since the UAW walked out on GM in 1982.
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After Ms. Weinstein walked out on her Hasidic life, her ties with her old community and her family, including six of her seven children, were severed.
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At Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, while guests were relaxing over lunch one day last fall, a sow and two cubs casually walked out on the green grass.
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Negotiations are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday in San Francisco between Marriott officials and Unite Here, the union representing 2,500 workers who walked out on Oct.
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A basketball fanatic, Kyrgios appeared to be close to tears as he walked out on court only a few hours after the death of Kobe Bryant.
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Some energy sector workers walked out on Tuesday in protest against the planned liberalization of the power sector, but there was little impact on power output.
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"I mean, in Wimbledon I walked out on you guys," Osaka continued to reporters, referring to when she exited her press conference early and in tears.
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When you walked out on the sidewalk and tried to get a ride, you wouldn't have to place your allegiance with a single provider before hailing.
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More than a dozen diners are said to have walked out on a bill after one of the party members tried to smoke weed inside the restaurant.
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He also hasn't walked out on his team, meaning the Bruins could just decide to keep him for their own stretch run, essentially "renting" him from themselves.
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Young was only 24 when her partner walked out on her and their two children, leaving her to provide full-time care for Tilly on her own.
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He refused to be defined by the outcome of that tournament, and when he walked out on the US Open course, he was a completely different person.
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The Israeli culture minister, Miri Regev, walked out on his performance at the country's movie awards ceremony that year and has tried to have his performances canceled.
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Sessions walked out on stage to a standing ovation in a packed room, joined by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and the current attorney general, William Barr.
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Only 10 percent of workers at the state-run SNCF railways walked out on Thursday, compared with more than half when the strikes began on Dec. 5.
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Hans Edgar, 24, who is living with the disease, said that his father walked out on the family after refusing to spend a penny on his "sorcerer son".
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Just two weeks later — as Courtney still struggled to walk and eat — her husband of four months walked out on her and her daughter from her first marriage.
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"It was so severe and bad that when I walked out on stage — and it was actually quite embarrassing — I had to walk straight back off," she says.
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And in 2009, Pyongyang walked out on talks with the US and four other countries to end its nuclear program, citing disagreements over technical details related to verification.
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Outraged theatergoers regularly walked out on the Playwrights Horizons production of "The Flick," her three-hour, four-character portrait of the rudderless employees of a dying movie theater.
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IGAD had been expected to readmit Eritrea as a member on Wednesday, 11 years after Asmara walked out on the body in protest at Ethiopian forces entering Somalia.
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More than 213,803 flights have been canceled for Monday and Tuesday, according to the Reuters news agency, after SAS pilots walked out on Friday when wage talks broke down.
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Berry, 512, will play Jackie "Justice," a disgraced MMA fighter who is confronted by the 6-year-old son she walked out on years before, according to the outlet.
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But volition becomes a relative concept for young women and girls from poorer communities who have been sexually abused by men or whose husbands have walked out on them.
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" Despite the years Betty spent raising their children, by the time Daniel turned 40, he had walked out on her "with a 19-year-old and a sports car.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio walked out on his own news conference on Thursday without answering any questions, irked that reporters were not asking what he wanted them to ask.
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Justin walked out on fans during a concert Sunday in Manchester, England -- although he did come back -- and a lot of people think he's teetering on a nervous breakdown.
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"I walked out on the balcony, looked out at the ocean and was at peace that I might not wake up," Aquino, 39, says of her 2005 surgery in Thailand.
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The comedian revealed Wednesday on "Late Night With Seth Meyers" that he almost walked out on live television with his pants completely split open at the awards show in January.
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Steve-O has a direct DNA link with Sandra Bullock through his new gf -- but he's not celebrating -- in fact, he walked out on a radio interview because of it.
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But just two weeks later — as she still struggled to walk and eat — her husband of four months walked out on her and her daughter Caroline from her first marriage.
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Moynihan's focus on broken homes is portrayed as personal: It's explained that his father walked out on his family and that he fell from the middle to the working class.
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" Then again, Joan was urged by her mother, who walked out on the family to join an ashram, to grab "the bird by its wing, letting it help you soar.
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Dang walked out on stage, in the grand finals of the biggest Street Fighter V tournament of the year, and won the Capcom Cup with a standard black PlayStation 4 controller.
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But when she walked out on stage to present two awards, she was in a completely different gown — the same white high-end gown she wore to host SNL last fall.
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This year, after talking to Steph Curry about hair products and being walked out on by an unimpressed Draymond Green, Guillermo finally got to speak to his ultimate hero: LeBron James.
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Night shift workers at automotive supplier Kirchhoff in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia walked out on Monday, as did employees of farming machinery maker Claas, according to the union.
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Kyrgios appeared close to tears as he walked out on court in a Los Angeles Lakers shirt with Bryant's name on the back, which he kept on through the warm-up.
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In the first act, the lyrics find Judith Ford driving down a deserted road on the way to see her husband, Jase Connolly, who walked out on her two weeks earlier.
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I wish I could erase it all and start afresh like the professor in 'Ek Din Achanak' who walked out on his family on a rainy day and never came back.
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As the singer walked out on the stage to perform one of her latest singles, "Cranes in the Sky," we were immediately taken with her gravity-defying halo of braids and bling.
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I have barely spoken two words to Chuck since I met him, so I only know her side of the story between them — that Chuck walked out on her with no explanation.
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Two months later, he walked out on bail after being sentenced to two-to-four years for violating parole in a 2008 case for which his attorneys argued he was wrongfully convicted.
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" And the complaints didn't stop there ... "They also walked out on their bill and didn't tip the server ... We've heard from many of you that they were taking your cell phones away.
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McCarthy, 48, kept a straight face the entire time as she walked out on stage in an outfit that — in a nod to nominated film The Favourite — any animal-loving queen would envy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There was never a chance Rafael Nadal would take anything for granted as he walked out on Centre Court to play Israel's Dudi Sela in the Wimbledon first round on Tuesday.
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But that dynamic changed, the three people briefed on the talks said, when Trump walked out on talks with Kim Jong Un in Hanoi, Vietnam, after North Korea sought an end to sanctions.
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Couch Not long ago, while I was boarding a plane to Europe, a close friend called to tell me she had just walked out on her life partner of more than 25 years.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Staff at the Eiffel Tower walked out on strike on Wednesday in a dispute over lengthening queues at the Paris landmark, forcing it to close during the peak summer tourist season.
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At one meeting the North Korea representative walked out on the Council, which Bolton compared to former Soviet leader Nikita Krushchev pounding his shoe on a desk in the General Assembly when upset.
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About 1,000 workers at the plant, which supplies vehicle seats to General Motors Co's Ingersoll assembly and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' Windsor van plant, walked out on Sunday after voting down a previous tentative agreement.
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From the moment he walked out on to the pitch at White Hart Lane that October, Bosnich was greeted with chants of Klinsmann's name and, in his recollection, subjected to taunts about his nationality.
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Sanford thought "The Flick" was "the great American play," but so many patrons disliked it — 50 people walked out on the first Tuesday night — that he wound up attempting an outreach effort that backfired.
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But the Iranian regime has now said it will abandon the nuclear deal limits set in the 2015 agreement Trump walked out on and resume moving as quickly as possible to develop atomic weapons.
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The play, a witty drama, imagines what happens when Nora Helmer, who walked out on her husband and children at the end of Ibsen's 19th-century play, returns for a visit 23 years later.
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D'Orsi told the queen that Xi's visit was "quite a testing time for me" and said Chinese officials at one point "walked out" on both her and the ambassador, telling her "the trip was off".
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Brit and Chuck haven't spoken since he walked out on her — the wounds are still fresh, so it will be interesting to see how time in the Redemption House heals or further destroys their partnership.
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Carers have walked out on the job in several homes with coronavirus cases, and many have said they are working in dangerous conditions without enough protective gear, the Spanish newspaper El País reported on Tuesday.
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I actually walked out on my last session because I wasn't ready to talk about a fight I had with C. I would rather be anxious and angry than vulnerable any day of the week.
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A handful of audience members walked out on Schumer's comedy show in Tampa, Florida, on Sunday after she criticized presidential candidate Donald Trump onstage — but the comedian says she has no regrets about speaking her mind.
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Already reliant on government handouts to survive, SAA had to suspend hundreds of flights after the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) and the National Union of Metalworkers South Africa (NUMSA) walked out on Nov. 15.
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I always say the greatest ovation I ever got was when I walked out on the court in the finals of the '84 French — and by the end of the match, I had everyone booing me.
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The initiative already was doomed since the President is seeking to replace a nuclear deal that he walked out on last year -- apparently confirming the view of Iranian hardliners that the US can never be trusted.
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But I was in the elevator of this hotel and for some reason I was so rattled that I walked out on the wrong floor, and John was walking in and my voice raised like four octaves.
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Ousmane Christian Diarra, a senior official of another union, said 54 prefects and their deputies, and 285 sub-prefects had walked out on Monday and the strike was followed by nearly 100 percent of administrators across Mali.
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There's a world where Sony tried to sweep the problem under the rug, but instead, then PlayStation president Jack Tretton walked out on stage, he did something few people in power do: performed an authentic-sounding apology.
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Already reliant on government handouts to survive, SAA had to suspend hundreds of flights after the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) and the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) walked out on Nov. 15.
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He also repeatedly name-dropped the brand — then called Notorious Irish Whiskey — while speaking to the press, and even walked out on stage holding a glass of the whiskey in one hand and a bottle in the other.
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That's the sort of leap of imagination that Mr. Hnath made in his superb "A Doll's House, Part 2," (2017), which envisioned the life of Nora Helmer after she walked out on her husband in Ibsen's epochal drama.
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RHC was set to play at the the Weenie Roast festival for KROQ-FM in L.A Saturday night ... when bass player Flea walked out on stage, and announced that Anthony would not be able to perform the show.
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Although the show is normally full of laughs, it takes a more serious tone when Seinfeld and Cho drive to the Stress Factory, a comedy club in New Jersey where several audience members walked out on Cho in March.
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British rock band Queen is exploring legal options to prevent the Trump campaign from using the track "We Are The Champions" after the presumptive Republican presidential nominee walked out on stage to it before his speech on Tuesday night.
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The goal is to hold "tight and productive" talks in a spirit of trust and optimism — the news blackout is aimed at preventing a repeat of a breakdown last November, when the Free Democrats walked out on the chancellor.
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In June, Team8 negotiated a 10-year, $28 million endorsement deal with Uniqlo, a move that was unveiled on July 28 when Mr. Federer walked out on Center Court at Wimbledon in new tennis whites from the Japanese brand.
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Employees in San Bruno and in Portland, Oregon had walked out on Wednesday in protest of the company's policy of selling firearms, Marshall said, adding that some Walmart employees in New York also held a minute of silence that day.
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And then, on my last night, when I thought I'd escaped the company's presence for long enough to enjoy that Run The Jewels corporate gig, I walked out on the balcony of Brooklyn Bowl and spotted the same machine down below.
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Last month workers at Castel San Giovanni walked out on 'Black Friday', another one of the busiest online shopping days of the year, over demands for bonus payments and to have a bigger say over the way shifts are allocated.
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Directed with a tender touch and (for a while anyway) a refreshing respect for silence by Mr. Rapp, this intermission-free, real-time drama portrays a lonely, mentally unstable man trying to reconnect with a world he walked out on.
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The former third overall pick has been a disappointment in Tampa; he didn't play much during last year's playoff run, was sent to the AHL this year, and then walked out on the team in an attempt to force a trade.
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With several European teams expressing an interest in signing him, he and the adviser who delivered him to Stumbras decided his time there was over: Last month, Sekgota walked out on the club, claiming it was in breach of contract.
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After her car breaks down in a small town, Rita is forced to take a job as a waitress in the diner whose kindhearted owner, Marty (Richard Kind), pities her and Ruthie, even though they walked out on their check.
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I think it was Pharrell [Williams, who helmed the film's soundtrack] that said this film is special because it's not about Black women getting a divorce, or somebody's man walked out on them, or three girls going on some vacation, waiting to exhale.
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But here's what I think is the most clarifying moment: after an investigation by the New York Times revealed a troubling set of payouts to executives who had been credibly accused of sexual misconduct, 20,000 employees walked out on their jobs in protest.
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Inspired by the teachers unions, the #MeToo movement, and the lingering memory of Occupy Wall Street, workers in other industries, including McDonald's and Stop and Shop employees, have walked out on the job this year to demand better compensation and working conditions.
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Over the past year, tech workers at Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft and other tech companies have published open letters, protested at shareholder meetings and even walked out on the job, in a push to get their employers to change policies and practices.
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In reality, Ms. Sorokin, 603, was a Russian immigrant who walked out on bills, connived her way into luxury, and persuaded a bank employee to give her $260,2000 she never intended to pay back, the jury decided in convicting her last month.
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That drama, you may recall, ended with Nora Helmer — having realized, through an unfortunate series of events, that her marriage to her husband, Torvald, was an existential fraud — walked out on him and their three young children, slamming the door behind her.
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SCOTT WAPNER: It is interesting, though, that you like emerging market equities, and the question that we asked the audience before we walked out on the stage, the majority like emerging market equities, as well, versus the U.S. HOWARD MARKS: That's right.
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Related: Epic Oscars flub: What went wrong It wasn't until the entire cast, writers, producers and the director of "La La Land" took the stage for their speeches that host Jimmy Kimmel walked out on stage with Beatty to reveal there had been a mistake.
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The tragedy does have one silver lining as Kendra, 30, and her estranged brother Colin, 25, are inspired to end their bitter feud in honor of their grandmother, who stepped in to be their "rock" when their father, Eric, walked out on the family.
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Tens of thousands of Oregon teachers walked out on Wednesday while wearing red shirts to demand better funding for public schools, reports AP. The state of play: The teachers aren't asking for better pay, but want to highlight the poor conditions of the schools.
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The strike — called on the same day that musicians on the other side of Pennsylvania at the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra walked out on strike — came as the Philadelphia's players sought to recover some of the pay they lost to concessions during the recent bankruptcy.
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The current major leaguers Yuli and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. walked out on the national team in 2016 as it played in the Dominican Republic; Víctor Víctor Mesa, Víctor Mesa Jr. and Lionard Kindelán, among the last prospects on the island, flew away last spring.
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She walked out on the family when he was 13, to marry an eminent newspaper editor (later a politician) in their hometown Albany, N.Y. As played with abrasive charm by Ms. Dunagan, Ida is a loquacious fabulist, full of dubious tales of a glamorous past.
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He reportedly walked out on one sit-down with NPR's Terry Gross because he could not stand to listen to a recording of himself acting, and Gross's producer's offer to let him take off his headphones while the clip played was apparently not enough.
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Michael Ford is firing back at his ex-wife, calling her a fibber for telling the world he walked out on their marriage while she was 8 months pregnant and their other child was fighting cancer ... and he thinks her story is so outrageous, it's actually funny.
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She has an ace idea for the delivery of the broken words "mama, mama" in "Rose's Turn," based on her belief that the key to Rose's blind ambition to make a star of her daughter can be found in the mother who walked out on her.
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Sure, there were plenty of card-waving grad students eager to tell their stories, and more than a few panels that I walked out on after a few minutes of listening, but there also were plenty of fascinating, insightful discussions to be found inside the Hynes Convention Center.
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In a sneak peek of Wednesday's Hollywood Medium with Tyler Henry, the 21-year-old medium seems to channel Haddish's paternal grandfather and leads the 37-year-old comedian to talk about her strained relationship with her father, who walked out on their family when she was only 3.
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Gordon was once an irresponsible young husband, who walked out on his wife and baby daughter after an argument about moving from the Bay Area back to Texas (an argument viewers know he will lose, as he's living in Texas when the series begins in the early '80s).
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Last week, I watched with dismay as two American diplomats walked out on the inaugural address of a respected African leader who continues to make a major contribution to our shared objectives in the region and who has been a steadfast ally in the battle against global jihadism.
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Suppliers were pushed harder than ever before according to the report, but the company met its aggressive deadline and on August 3, more than a month before the launch of iPhone 7, Koh walked out on stage in New York to show off the new Galaxy Note 7.
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The Office of Court Administration, which oversees the courts in New York State, responded by fulfilling a warning it had made an hour earlier: if the public defenders walked out on the job while court was still in session, cases would be reassigned to private defense lawyers under contract to represent the poor.
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That changed when he walked out on SNL to hold his foot on the devil's neck with his verse on The Life of Pablo's "Ultralight Beam," which showcased a new level to his artistry—more certain of himself, soulful where he used to be nasal, resolute where he used to be paranoid.
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The groomsman/bridesmaid pair walked out on the dance floor and did a cute little routine where she hiked the bouquet and was going for a reception, when Gronk trampled in like an ogre that sat on a beehive, intercepted the bouquet, and spiked it on the D-floor, making a huge mess.
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He tells us that his kids hate him and two wives have walked out on him, and in manic moments he hurls insults at the young New York filmmakers (director Tony Stone and cameraman Nathan Corbin), who are wont to retort that Peter is drunk or to assure their respect for his storytelling.
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He hired a detective agency to find his biological father at the same time that he shot a film about that same agency; he walked out on his wedding to one of his stars; he even started protests that found so much support among youth, global film stars, and politicians that they took on a life of their own.
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The casual quick-change came after McCarthy, 48, went all out while presenting the award for Best Costume Design alongside fellow nominee Brian Tyree Henry, keeping a straight face the entire time as she walked out on stage in an outfit that — in a nod to nominated film The Favourite — any animal-loving queen would envy.
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Over the last few months, as her ministers walked out on her, a narrative began to emerge of a determined woman remaining at the helm while those actually responsible for triggering Brexit — the flamboyant but flaky ex-Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, the Donald Trump-ally Nigel Farage, the unreliable former-Brexit Secretary David Davis — abandoned ship when the waters got choppy.
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While many of the students who walked out on Wednesday may not have had the benefit of formal social-emotional learning, or SEL -- a process that, for 30 years, has enabled children and adults to build better relationships, in their classrooms -- the success of their efforts is providing a persuasive argument for why more formal development of these skills is important. Compassion.
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It's all super-secret and she had never spoken at a tech conference or at any kind of a broad public conference, and I, with the help of a very smart woman that worked for her, I convinced her that we could be trusted and that she should come and she walked out on that stage in, you know, like four inch heels and — Leather pants.
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While the former vice president was in Maine, sitting Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE was addressing graduating students at the University of Notre Dame, where a large group of students walked out on the address.
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There's Sam, who was 9 when his father walked out on the family; Emily, the child of an alcoholic father; Paul, a nuclear engineer who was bullied as a kid; Jessie, who was dominated by her sister; the doctor-lawyer Elizabeth, whose parents focused on her special-needs brother; Nadia, orphaned in college when her parents were murdered; Martha, emotionally harassed by a mother who constantly criticized her appearance; Michelle, sexually abused by her polo coach; Vera, a daughter of neglect; Jennifer, born into a household marked by domestic violence; and others.
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It is a harrowing, almost Dickensian story: When he was 5, his mother walked out on him and his brother (she was tired of being beaten by their violent father), and he grew up a "frozen child," used and humiliated by his scam-artist dad — a charming but treacherous man who "saw no paradox between being on the Wanted list for fraud and sporting a gray topper in the Owners' enclosure at Ascot," a man who obliviously gambled away his son's school tuition in Monte Carlo, did jail time around the world (Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta, Zurich) and later groused over his famous son's failure to give him a cut of his book royalties.
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