And She Said

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1. “She Said is the story behind the story that changed the spapennayvalmethumb.saaplanarabexdunlemarozreparco.co for the shocking reveals, stay for how the book expertly parses the current moment.”—Refinery29 “‘She Said’ is riveting and, crafted by two of the country’s most talented journalists, a vibrant, cinematic read.”— CNN.

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2. That’s what she said is a response to when someone makes a comment that could be taken sexually, often as a pun, if viewed outside of the original context. Of course, not every instance of the phrase that what she said, with its common and everyday words, is joking.. That’s what she said is often used to disparage a man, imagining the phrase as something a woman would say about him in bed.

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3. "My kid's friend hit a floating bubble, and it split into two. She said it gave birth and that it was romantic. Then she suddenly popped them both and said, 'Murder is more romantic.

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4. “Said” may be used for the following actions: To show an action completed in the past with or without a time frame: “She said her prayers everyday,” or “She said her prayers everyday at in the morning.” It can be used to mention a well-known quotation: “Keats said, ‘A thing of beauty is a joy forever.’”.

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5. "Nevertheless, she persisted" is an expression adopted by the feminist movement, especially in the United States. It became popular in after the United States Senate voted to silence Senator Elizabeth Warren's objections to confirmation of Senator Jeff Sessions as U.S. Attorney spapennayvalmethumb.saaplanarabexdunlemarozreparco.co Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made this remark in defense of the silencing, during his comments.

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6. Aug 19,  · “Thank god I didn’t tell her, she was a grandmother” he said, adding, “She said, ‘My grandchildren are fans of yours. They love your movies’.” Salman burst into laughter and said.

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7. She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement is a nonfiction book written by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, the two New York Times reporters who wrote the story that ended Harvey Weinstein's career, and which catalyzed the burgeoning #MeToo movement. The book was published on September 10, by Penguin spapennayvalmethumb.saaplanarabexdunlemarozreparco.co: Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey.

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8. Sep 22,  · When she said those words, I absolutely believed she is capable of cutting a bitch, and I had only one ambition throughout our conversation—to not be a bitch who gets cut. We spoke for a .

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