"Well, yesterday he was chiding me -- he said not to whine, " Huckabee said.
Others, however, seem content to whine that the creators of FracFocus did not do that for them.
In return, they agree to whine only when it's absolutely necessary -- or every five seconds, whichever comes first.
The point here though is not just to whine that I have lost one more way of wasting my time.
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Analysts are quick to plant absurd expectations on certain stocks, only to whine and complain about it when it is unmet.
Someone to whine to about (literally) the weight of the world?
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The last straw came when his daughter Emily rang to whine about her privileged life with her newest husband among the irritating people of France.
Biscoe touts the site as more than just a place to whine, urging companies to post replies so potential customers can see how they handle problems.
You'll also have to sign away your legal right (via the company's unlock utility) to whine and demand compensation should your handset brick in the process.
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All in all, that's not much to whine about.
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You heard a rumor that Tom has been smearing you behind your back, and, oh God, here comes Kelly, ready to whine about how everyone and everything is just terrible and there is nothing that anyone can do about it!
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They have built an amazing company and for other retailers to simply whine and cry and complain is ostrich-like behavior.
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That is their core competency--saying "No, " with just the perfect vintage of whine to go with it.
The Italians dive and whine to the referee as much as any team.
Vets tend not to make excuses and whine about employment prospects.
Their coach had to yell pointers over the whine of a motorcycle turning slow circles around orange cones at the driving school, just 30 yards away.
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But I still enjoyed saying goodbye, and the plot was a clever way to bring everyone together for one last whine.
Nor are we charity bloggers or Bonbon women with nothing to do but pine and pundit and whine and advocate until our husbands come home with the Hormel.
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Antichoicers whine that most choice children go to parochial schools.
Congratulates Jon and I hope and Stephen Colbert continue to defend and speak for the sane and competent majority who do not hate, who do not whine, who work hard and empathize with the plight of the countless in the same shoes struggling to figure out how to better the futures of the next generations.
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The reality is that all of us whine, complain, blame others, and try to avoid responsibility.
Toyota has always stubbornly kept a lot of cash and let investors whine (see box) that it should be putting the money to better use.
Companies whine about there being different system in Minnesota than Wisconsin and so forth, so we need to unify.
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