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Trump, who is now regularly deriding Harris’ laugh, is not a fan of laughter.

Most common among them are sexist jabs deriding the agents as too small, overweight and not capable of doing the job, Wired reports.

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Vance can play all the word games he likes, but when he's deriding "people" for not having good enough reasons for ending marriages, there's little doubt it's women he's mostly thinking of.

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It is intended to complement a Blinken address last year in Helsinki, Finland, deriding Russian President Vladimir Putin for Moscow’s strategic failures in launching the war.

Each morning, they hoist Confederate flags and lay out tables of Trump hats and crude banners deriding Mr. Biden.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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