She began to taunt me, of all people, for actually trying not to get her killed, which didn't rank her high on my good side at that moment. |
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Tariq walked back onto the court, shrugging his shoulders in a kind of taunt, as if daring someone to challenge his stark conclusion. |
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I phrased it as a sarcastic taunt, but I genuinely wanted to know the answer. |
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They taunt me the most though, they call me stupid and dumb because for my own reasons I pretend not to know the Latin language. |
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After all a bully is somewhat similar to a stalker, they follow you, taunt you, frighten you. |
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During inter-camp sports events, Jacobs and his staff encourage campers to cheer their friends, but they allow no one to taunt the opposing team. |
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They've all combined to form a huge black cloud that is going to taunt me all day. |
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Slowly, she could feel an extraordinary force of power behind her, as if pricking on her skin to taunt her. |
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Julian contemplated a moment before throwing a new taunt back at the leggy woman. |
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As the aircraft continues to teeter absurdly on the edge of the sky, little pain-flavoured wisps of memories will start to taunt him. |
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Thompson would then rub her nose in it and viciously taunt her in front of her friends. |
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In the middle of another hour long mocking taunt of his dad for how much better this war was going, his mother belted him with a cheese grater. |
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The pair of them normally sat close together to taunt or tease one another in fun, but neither of them even looked the other's way. |
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Her classmates taunt and tease her but eventually she becomes a major celebrity. |
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The woman nodded her approval and made a gesture to the manservant, she felt the dirty baggy shirt being pulled taunt around her front. |
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Imagine if your colleagues all began to taunt you, all of the time, every day. |
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This concern was especially true in their dealings with Chicanos who would taunt and tease them in English and Spanish. |
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Jalg however, seemed to snap out of whatever daze he was in and began to taunt her. |
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The sun never made quite an effect on him, resulting in a sickly pale complexion, which was the basis of many a taunt. |
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Moments later the twins came by and true to their word, began to taunt Nicholas. |
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The British used it to taunt the Americans, the Americans then used the same version back ironically to taunt the British. |
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This might also be when parents or other adults constantly use sarcasm, threaten, criticise, yell at or taunt a child. |
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Today, McConnell, in an effort to taunt Democrats in the Senate, introduced the measure and challenged the Senate to vote on it. |
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He would make faces at you, he would taunt you, he would talk constantly, and it would distract me — a maddening banter, designed to unnerve you. |
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On trial, Ensslin and Baader bewitch the courtroom, slipping on aviator shades to taunt the judge. |
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The chief matador arms himself with two banderillas and proceeds to taunt the bull by himself assuming a taurine pose, banderillas poised above the head like horns. |
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And if the Commons arithmetic on 8 May forces him to eat his words, there is a now a fat video reel waiting to taunt him. |
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That is already a taunt from centrists, and a bitter accusation from the PT's own left wing. |
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Discover both the familiar and strange in a revitalized Stilwater as you taunt, mug and streak your way through the city. |
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When Jupp Heynckes starts to taunt his old pals at Bayern Munich, then you know the experienced tactician must have good reason to be confident. |
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Grim skulls taunt Mother Superior's mind, while a severely cowled Mary Magdalene in green eye shadow and come-hither lipstick holds court over a writhing succubus. |
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The record doesn't want you to just kick back and listen, preferring to taunt you from your chair via head-nodding blues punch-ups and brawling rock 'n' roll. |
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The bustle of the newsroom is a mere backdrop for self-involved characters to give talky speeches and taunt each other. |
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I used to taunt well-travelled friends who had never visited the Berlin Wall by saying that no one could claim to be a citizen of the world who had not seen it. |
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A thousand ways to insult and taunt him came to my mind, but I kept quiet. |
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His odd appearance and manner attracted the attention of local children, who would continually taunt him, provoking him to lose his temper and damage property. |
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In Lost in the Meritocracy, kirn charts how the economics of privilege taunt him at every turn in Princeton. |
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I only tell you this to assure you that many Mac people are near and dear to me and I would never do anything intentionally to taunt, tease or torment any of you. |
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But however big they dig city drains, however wide and straight they make the rivers, and however high they build the banks, the floods keep coming back to taunt them, from the Mississippi to the Danube. |
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In addition, there is the unmitigated arrogance of members across the way to taunt us on this very serious matter, this insult to democracy we have witnessed all day. |
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Cicero's taunt that the populist politician Publius Clodius Pulcher had changed his name from Claudius to ingratiate himself with the masses. |
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Rossetti was known to taunt Morris with the intention of trying to enrage him for the amusement of himself and their other friends. |
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The truth is that the very same freedoms which allow Wilders to taunt Muslims so openly are also the ones which allow Muslims and others to spread the teachings of their faith without let or hindrance. |
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The Watch promises pleasant, melodic and addictive listening hours. In short, the kind of experience that can't move anyone to give the band a mocking taunt, were it just affectionate. |
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To scour the world for little people you can taunt, and then pal up with the hip and rich: that is not an advisable path for any comic to pursue, let alone one as sharp and mercurial as Baron Cohen. |
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This oppressive taunt was overruled by the Supreme Court of Alberta, which confirmed Emily Murphy's appointment and the validity of her judgments. |
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We are getting back to the kind of non-answers to questions that were so prevalent when I was first elected and, to my shock, found that this was a House where the government members could taunt rather than answer. |
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The way his understanding of both melody and momentum can tease, taunt, and en-trance a dancefloor before unleashing a record that will have people not just leaping up and down but bursting with emotion. |
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Sadly, we can't see the reaction of Angela Eagle, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury and target of Cameron's repeated taunt, in this clip. |
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Edmonton Eskimos fans taunt a Calgary Stampeders mascot who photobombed their group photo. |
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Katya and her cronies laugh at and taunt Vasily as he leaves court. |
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Blue eyeshadow, crimson outsized lips, lemon yellow cheeks―the garish cosmeticised additions served merely to taunt this exemplar of state control with graffiti of the louche, the female, the drag artist. |
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At the London office, a visual taunt was projected onto a wall prior to Houghton's speech to the team. |
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I said ok and resorted to only taunting or using a taunt spell to get mobs off the wizzy but the cleric got up me for that too. |
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Heading into town to the shop to get a new cylinder of gas, I glance in the direction of the air pumps, and the price tags which now taunt me from their stands. |
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Nothing captured the alt-right mentality better than cuckservative, with its taunt that moderation is unmanly and certain conservative males are cuckolds. |
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The banks, previously emerald, are now bruised with gold and ochre and the last heads of bullrush stand defiant, like soldiers, even as the teasels taunt and harry them. |
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