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“Nothing beats whipping up negative emotions. It can create such a powerful force.”

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And consumers, accustomed to whipping out their smartphones to record everything, might have to change their behavior.

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He started off by asking if anyone was hiring before whipping out a dated headshot and handing it off to Harrison Ford, asking the actor to pass it along to Steven Spielberg.

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Medvedev, who had been subdued to that point, became furious with Allensworth – whipping up the crowd with his hands as he skipped towards the umpire's chair to protest.

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In a tough financial climate post-Covid, Newcastle have been the whipping boys of the Premiership in recent seasons.

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