In Turkish, they said Syria and Morocco and winked at me.
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In court Monday, Mr. Copley winked at his family and supporters.
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He stopped, turned, winked at me, and then kept on walking.
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He tipped his hat to the crowd and winked at deGrom.
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He winked at McCullum moments after it sailed over the Gabba roof.
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The singer says that she afterward winked at him before walking off.
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For years, mainstream conservatives winked at racist elements of the American polity.
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The time when Pakistan's "deep state" winked at favoured jihadist groups is over.
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It's also barely even winked at in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
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I felt like I was being winked at down the phone again. Gross.
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Sweater dresses knit in three-dimensional Nordic patterns, No. 5s winked at within.
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So, while he was getting down off the bus, he winked at her.
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As we filed out, Wyatt blew accuser Lublin a kiss and winked at her.
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At one point, after back-to-back 3-pointers, DiVincenzo winked at the crowd.
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Importing slaves had been considered piracy since 1820, but the practice was winked at.
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The Republicans who in the past winked at his statements have instead slammed them.
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" He also winked at pro-Trump Canadians with an early reference to "Canada First.
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He winked at his wife, Kathleen Manafort, as he was escorted out of the room.
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The Bloat stage can be avoided only if it's acknowledged, winked at and muscled through.
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" I may have winked at Dan when I said this, but I hope I didn't. "Identification.
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Each time I matched with a girl I'd "winked" at or whatever, I got heart palpitations.
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I winked at him and walked away, satisfied with myself for helping him get his rice.
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" The "Hot N Cold" singer then winked at the camera after telling ET she's "not Mrs.
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If Solo winked at the camera any more, it would be flying with its eyes closed.
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They were also possessed with an ironic self-consciousness that winked at itself and its legacy.
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"I dress cute, I smile at him, I even winked at him — two times," she said.
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He said, "are you still enjoying it?" and he winked at me as he said it.
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"I knew this play was dead on arrival if it even winked at Trump," Hnath said.
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Winking at Russian behavior which should not be winked at — it should be called to account.
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Ma winked at us and danced around the table with a cocktail shaker she'd nicked from me.
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The couple met in May 2017 after Ms. Roseman winked at him on the JDate dating app.
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Wearing a red prison jumpsuit, Copley entered a courtroom Monday and winked at his family in the gallery.
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It's a question posed about The Sopranos, answered in Lost, and only winked at in Deep Space Nine.
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With his breathing growing more labored, David made one final gesture to Dr. Shearer: He winked at him.
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The Federalist has winked at the controversy, selling at one point an "I Fund the Federalist" T-shirt.
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The Queen, noticing that John had witness the unexpected exchange, then winked at the musician and walked away.
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Though Sheeran's character was never identified by name, the season 8 premiere appears to have winked at his fate.
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We do a transfer to [named club], [X] has winked at us and said yeah, I want the player.
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Stan then winked at the camera and sang a snippet of Willie Nelson's "Always On My Mind" for Holland.
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I have winked at men, and at women, after making a point that I thought was amusing or irreverent.
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But the way Bethesda has winked at what's going on suggests maybe we should actually take Rage 23 seriously.
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He winked at his wife and smiled at his daughter and stepson—two of the four Oland children in attendance.
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But he has winked at Morales's corruption, emboldening him to trash the rule of law that is Guatemalans' only defense.
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I was staring at the error screen the other day, and it looked like the little dinosaur winked at me.
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Yngve and Wallace caught each other's eye, and Yngve winked at him as if his mischief were a private joke.
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"Francis, who's always a bit mischievous, winked at me and said 'make some daring proposals for the synod,'" Aristin said.
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When I went to the bathroom for the fourth time Bobby winked at me and said, Time of the month?
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When Cook subsequently winked at Trump's "Tim Apple" flub, while a lot of people laughed, others noted the cynicism in play.
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My father whooped and laughed and winked at me in the mirror, like I had just won some kind of prize.
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"In the tree, the angel winked at me as if they were saying, 'You're gonna be all right now,' " she tells PEOPLE.
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"Don't screw up my favorite song," she said, and winked at me (people used to wink at each other unironically, I swear).
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She winked at the two potential customers who glanced at her, then returned to the site of her solo boning for Bitcoin.
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In 1980, Washington winked at Saddam Hussein when he invaded Iran in the hope of nipping the revolutionary order in the bud.
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She smiled and winked at me, just an offhand glance, and my heart was beating so fast that my hands were shaking.
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The president winked at and made kissy face with the alt-right as his advisers persuaded him it would be good politically.
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And the worldview you might call Polanski-ism, which winked at the use and abuse of teenagers, became disreputable and then generally condemned.
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" The show also winked at the late-episode reveal of the "space junk" in the episode title, "She Was Killed by Space Junk.
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Before Booker announced his candidacy, Business Insider winked at their status in an interview with Dawson, asking whether she hoped Booker would run.
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He writes in the memoir that when the Queen noticed he had watched the slapping incident unfold, she winked at him before walking away.
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Some refused to acknowledge there's a sexist component, even though I point out they never get emoji winked at when people criticize their coding skills.
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Instead of appearing upset or angry, she fired off a tweet that winked at the president's preoccupation with the idea that he has small hands.
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" Stewart -- and she's hardly alone -- wants "more women (to be) encouraged to take the stage instead of standing below it, waiting to be winked at.
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Sometimes it's hot when someone gets a little miffed because a cutie winked at us in the bar; other times, it can feel suffocating and hurtful.
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At a speech during the South Carolina Democratic Party Convention, he talked about his faith, his military service, his policies — and only winked at being gay.
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Obama winked at Donald Trump when he rolled deep with this: I told you earlier all the talk of America's economic decline is political hot air.
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She sent the wreath stylist to cut pieces of boxwood she had noticed on the building's roof terrace, and then winked at me as he went.
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The dessert we shared, a treacle tart with pickled lemon and Earl Grey ice cream, winked at the chef's English origins and also his globe-trotting palate.
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Four months later, as Ms. Roosevelt was leaving church after Easter Vigil Mass, Mr. McCluskey winked at her from one of the pews, which immediately made her blush.
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"I need to work on my facials," she told me at Pacific Rims, after her floor routine, in which she had winked at her teammates between tumbling runs.
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" The drive to the Steelers facilities was fairly breezy—a cow winked at him on his way in, as if to say, "do it for the slow guys.
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Before I could pose this question he winked at me and took off, leaving me with a beet-red face and new love of Mexico in my heart.
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The second time, I turned back to look at him, and he smiled and winked at me before going back to smiling and winking at people in the audience.
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He sent a white farmer to prison for a year for forcing an indebted sharecropper to work without pay, a form of enslavement commonly winked at by Southern courts.
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Could rock be, or have been, less sexist if there had been more women encouraged to take the stage instead of standing below it, waiting to be winked at?
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But what about watching a doctor yank a metal rod out of my body, along with a blood clot so big that Daniel said, "I think it winked at me"?
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He has been down-to-earth, businesslike and courageous, decrying Robert Mugabe, the former president of his much beefier neighbour, Zimbabwe, when most leaders in Africa winked at his horrors.
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After Barstool Sports wrote a body-shaming article in June claiming that the singer was "getting fat," she largely ignored it — other than posting a Gucci Mane meme that winked at the controversy.
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Patsavas and Rhimes had frequently chosen tracks to speak to the action in the scene, but with the introduction of Olivia's mother Maya Pope (Khandi Alexander), they winked at the audience through song.
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Trump's language over the campaign has been racist and authoritarian; he has indulged anti-Semites and winked at white supremacists when he was not busy with plans for mass deportations or Islamophobic bans.
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But the blame is also on the way McDonald's teased and winked at fans in its advertisements: It knew the Szechuan sauce was an item that customers desperately wanted, and it failed to deliver.
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He winked at the previous "greats" who had hosted before him, like himself in 2004, and set up a gag about how Aidy Bryant looks nothing like Rosie O'Donnell, but he confused them anyway.
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"Nobody knows what I'm going to do on the 12th, although Mr. President, you have a pretty good idea," he said in an appearance with Mr. Macron, who winked at him in silent reply.
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As the hearing ended, Manafort winked at his wife and then mouthed, "I love you" as he was escorted back to the Alexandria Detention Center, where he's been held for the past two weeks.
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When she questioned the incorrect dose of anesthesia, Landrum told Giwa, one nurse said, "You ask a lot of questions, don't you?" and winked at another nurse in the room and then rolled her eyes.
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The man she had been downward dogging next to, whom she described as being "tall, dark and handsome," was, in all likelihood, the same man who had winked at her online profile earlier that day.
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When one follower asked, "Can we also get a collab with Kendall?" she made the shh gesture with her finger, winked at the camera, and explained why that hasn't been able to happen in the past.
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Rodgers expressed no emotions as the verdict was read, but moments later, after being told he was free to go, looked at the audience, a smile on his face, and winked at his daughter and girlfriend.
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Smuggling along the nearly 900-mile border, perfected through methods ranging from tucking wads of cash into truck drivers' seats to operating small boats in the dead of night, is winked at for the same reason.
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In her telling, until a good cop named Jack Manion took control of the Chinatown Squad in 1921, its members were either corrupt and winked at vice, or employed such brutal tactics that they outraged the community.
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Iran and its mercenaries also winked at Syria's genocidal use of poison gas and barrel bombs, which contributed mightily to the death toll from the Syrian civil war of some 500,000 people, with 11 million people displaced.
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Her parents encouraged her to pursue theater at New York University and never pressured her to attend engineering or medical school, a story many first generation South Asian children know well — and is winked at in the play.
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Look at the impeachment proceedings, when members of the House Intelligence Committee—each of them privy to sensitive information by virtue of their assignments, not that they even need it in this case—repeatedly winked at Ukraine conspiracies.
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At his rally on Wednesday night, he warned against political violence, but got in a few barbed allusions to Democrats (and winked at the audience about his unusually somber tone, repeatedly saying that he was on his best behavior).
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Meanwhile, when I checked my own "sent Winks" folder, I discovered that my account had, apparently on its own, winked at two men and sent short notes to them that said "I love your photos" and "You are so handsome," respectively.
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Instead, congressional Republicans have chosen to stand on the ground that it's okay to order an investigation quashed as long as you do it with a wink-wink and a nudge-nudge — even if you follow up by firing the guy you winked at.
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So while Macron, who winked at Trump when he turned up late for breakfast Saturday, and Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May all may have been cordial towards him, that doesn't mean that they are not frustrated and perplexed at the same time.
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It was a meta piece of casting that winked at Perry's teen heartthrob past — almost all of the parent characters on Riverdale are played by former teen stars — and it all but confirmed that Perry is inescapably linked to his time as Dylan McKay.
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Washington state's total retail taxes (at least 85033 percent of price) exceed neighboring Oregon's taxes (at most 20 percent), but Washington's population centers aren't near the Oregon border, so Washington consumers taking home small amounts of Oregon-taxed cannabis (violating a winked-at federal law) are not a major problem.
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When MTV's The Hills aired its series finale back in 2010, the hit reality series winked at its viewers with a final scene that famously showed Brody Jenner standing in the middle of what appeared to be a Los Angeles street, only for a backdrop to roll away and the camera to pan out, revealing him actually standing on a Hollywood backlot.
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A BBC Twitter account winked at the previous controversy over the size of the crowd at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's inauguration compared to the crowd at the royal wedding on Saturday.
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It's bad enough that voters of populous states already get a fraction of the say in national elections enjoyed by those in less populous states; it would add insult to injury if Republican leaders from smaller states that commit electors on a winner-take-all basis winked at foreign tampering that put a finger on the electoral scale in their favor.
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A fun insight into life at VICE: the happiest moment of my time at the company so far came on a Friday afternoon when the former editor of VICE UK commandeered the office stereo for the last hour of the working week, winked at me from across the room, and played this gospel house classic —as I sipped on a lukewarm beer and cracked on with some vital admin work, I was floating on air.
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A skewered baby corn cob coated with kernels from a mature cob and slicked with deeply smoky barbecue sauce winked at the sort of fare you might find in Taipei's night markets, while Beef Tongue Cracker, an oblong crisp with shavings of velvety ox tongue arranged atop a smear of caramelized onions, confit egg yolk with vinegar for dipping, was a sly nod to ox tongue crackers, a classic Taiwanese snack named for their shape.
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Mr. Carroll recalls the rigid authority wielded by Cardinal Francis Spellman; the lavish chancery of the Archdiocese on Madison Avenue, which the author justly views as "an immigrant's revenge" on the city's Protestants and which, for good reason, was known as the Powerhouse; the jovial, candlelit dinners the clergy enjoyed at Patricia Murphy's restaurant; the muffled culture of sexual abuse that clerics only winked at then; and the "the heresy called 'Modernism'" that is resonating so publicly and powerfully today.
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What unites these arguments is that they were all crucial to his pitch during the 2016 campaign, all part of what made Trump-the-candidate unlike a normal Republican nominee: He was hard-line on immigration in ways that included xenophobic flourishes like the Muslim ban, he was populist on economics in a way that placed him closer to the center than a Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney, and whether in rally one-liners or retweets he winked at not only extremism but even vigilante violence.
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