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1 Afterward, Griffin seemed to take a jab at the coaching staff and his teammates.
2 The Tesla and SpaceX billionaire returned to Twitter to take a jab at Amazon, and its treatment of a well-known COVID-19 sceptic.
3 The general was a good sport though, even after a host of other big-time politicians took to Twitter to jokingly take a jab at him.
4 Trump on Saturday took a jab at the early voting turnout in Nevada.
5 In his opening monologue on Tuesday's telecast, he took a jab at the network.
6 Separately, Senator Josh Hawley took a jab at Twitter's Dorsey.
7 And in a much-talked-about TV spot, he took a jab at his rival's influential family ties.
8 Take a jab at him for a change.
9 But, she took a jab at her boyfriend.
10 Every bird in the woods then hates him, takes a jab at him, and cries thief, thief!
11 He further took a jab at the president's accent, saying: Where do you think gets his accent from?
12 Ballhandling is what you lose. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich couldn't resist taking a jab at President Trump again.
13 He took a jab at an American offer to help with the outbreak without mentioning the United States directly.
14 ABC News NSW digital editor Riley Stuart couldn't help taking a jab at the nation's thinnest-skinned inhabitants on Wednesday.
15 But Peters took a jab at those who've complained about the cost of mercy flights arranged by the government.
16 But Page took a jab at Microsoft Corp for waging a legal battle against companies that sell Android devices.
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