That new infusion moves the needle from 8% people of color in the Academy overall (an abysmal number) to 11% (a somewhat less abysmal number).
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" On Harvey Weinstein: "The Harvey Weinstein thing is abysmal.
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Hicks has recovered from an abysmal start to hit .
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The findings likely reflect Trump's abysmal performance in the polls.
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We haven't even touched on his abysmal postseason last year.
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President Donald Trump had an abysmal day in court Tuesday.
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The service, both times that I've been, has been abysmal.
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His approval rating has now reached a truly abysmal 17%.
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Weber described an "abysmal opposition" between two types of ethics.
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Its 2009 franchise predecessor, "Terminator Salvation," also received abysmal reviews.
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Actually, all of it is going to look statistically abysmal.
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Big City His performance in the first debate was abysmal.
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The firm's inspection results for 2014 and 2015 were abysmal.
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Attracted and repelled, Garner circles around the unspeakable, abysmal horror.
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Neither was it so abysmal in terms of gender diversity.
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From what some analysts have revealed, the numbers were abysmal.
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The successful transition of patients from inpatient to outpatient is abysmal.
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"the break of continuity," an "abysmal fracture" in everything he understood
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Field hockey, formerly India's national sport, is in an abysmal state.
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What it didn't mention was her country's abysmal human rights record.
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These are abysmal curmudgeons saying the stuff you wish you could.
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I've seen some great movies with really abysmal Rotten Tomatoes scores.
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The first day I hit the real track, I was abysmal.
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"Road conditions are abysmal," she said, adding she'd take the train.
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Unfortunately, early childhood care providers make salaries that are, frankly, abysmal.
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The Panthers deserve credit for fighting back after their abysmal start.
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It's so abysmal that this country is allowing this to go on.
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"It's abysmal what we know right now," Droege, from USGS, told me.
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Italy has paid off local militias, which hold migrants in abysmal conditions.
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I was very proud of my abysmal, but adequate, sense of direction.
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East Carolina is off to an abysmal start under coach Scottie Montgomery.
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Just take a look at the abysmal conversion rates for online content.
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The findings painted an abysmal picture of the country's immediate voting future.
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Though it's also been another opportunity for dialog around Hollywood's abysmal diversity.
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The results we received from Time Warner Cable customers were abysmal.5.
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In fact, our own experiences with the Surface chargers have been abysmal.
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That its economics are abysmal and its business model is a sham.
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But according to an independent report, it has been an abysmal failure.
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Congressional approval ratings are abysmal, so it's clear voters want something different.
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For many years, civil engineers have given the U.S. infrastructure abysmal grades.
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Women of color make up an abysmal 4% of corporate C-suites.
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From Buffalo to the Bronx, voter turnout in New York is abysmal.
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That shows once again his abysmal and unprecedented unpreparedness for the office.
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I mean the part about Watergate and the abysmal amorality it connotes.
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His grades were abysmal, except in literature and history, his favorite subjects.
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We have an abysmal history of women in politics in this country.
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"Ankara's options in this realm range from poor to abysmal," Stein said.
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Harden had an abysmal first half: 5 points, 5 turnovers, 3 fouls.
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Early efforts to ramp up testing by the CDC were particularly abysmal.
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It's an abysmal, bittersweet way to part with a beloved fictional town.
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But the level of awareness was abysmal, including among health care workers.
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In January, Human Rights Watch described Japan's record on asylum seekers as "abysmal".
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During the election he accumulated an abysmal record when it came to truthfulness.
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Unfortunately, the success rate for getting this to reliably work has been abysmal.
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"It has been abysmal, to be honest, just trying to connect," Soto says.
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But amidst all the chaos, one key fact went largely unnoticed: abysmal turnout.
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A little too emotionally because I can't, I can't comprehend the abysmal stupidity.
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Summer vacations are shining beacons of hope that light us through abysmal winters.
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Two embattled men facing abysmal approval ratings looked to each other for salvation.
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And yet, the training for cyber-troops is too frequently "abysmal," Lee said.
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This may sound abysmal -- and it is -- but it represents a great improvement.
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But the abysmal results for G2 were a big disappointment for the region.
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" On the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault scandal: "The Harvey Weinstein thing is abysmal.
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The number was a rebound from February's abysmal 20,000 addition to nonfarm payrolls.
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The number was a rebound from February's abysmal 20,8003 addition to nonfarm payrolls.
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On Tuesday, the president-elect dismissed recent polling showing his abysmal approval ratings.
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She also criticized the abysmal state of sex education in the United States.
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About 8,500 people were trapped in Idomeni, destitute and living in abysmal conditions.
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To be frank, the acting is abysmal, and the plot, all too predictable.
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Given this administration's abysmal track record on protecting public health, we remain skeptical.
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It's compelling on paper, but the execution of the story is downright abysmal.
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We have to stop grading this man on a curve, against abysmal expectations.
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Ryan's Angels were an abysmal 6383-94, and once again facing the Twins.
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Well, the longest break we ever took was six months to do Abysmal.
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From his first days in office, Trump's numbers with Democrats have been abysmal.
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But this year the number is an abysmal 4.4, worst in the league.
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She finished with an abysmal 14 percent of the vote in the Bronx.
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It's abysmal even though many of them are talented teenagers capable of graduating.
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The Triton 900's battery life is abysmal, but you already knew that.
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"The numbers are abysmal, we knew that," said Mr. Williams, who is black.
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"It's abysmal," said Doug Muzzio, a professor of political science at Baruch College.
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The electoral history of the last seven or eight years is pretty abysmal.
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Defectors to the South have cited the existence of parasites and abysmal nutrition.
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That figure was down from the already abysmal 48 percent the year before.
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In fact, the ESA has an abysmal recovery rate of just 3 percent.
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We could be looking at a record-breaking month after an abysmal summer.
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Merz has been circling and last month criticized the government's record as "abysmal".
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You can a full copy of the report here in all its abysmal glory.
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But one laughs deeper, down the gullet, at the abysmal unhappiness of it all.
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This makes the abysmal record in poor countries a grave failure of public policy.
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The battery life is abysmal, coming in at just half of Huawei's promised time.
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After 10 swings, the Zepp gave me my numbers... and they were pretty abysmal.
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After two years of abysmal public relations, the research is another blow to Facebook.
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The state with the lowest score, Louisiana, received an abysmal 21.3 out of 100.
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The Windows Phone integration has been abysmal, and the service as a whole unreliable.
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Clinton and her campaign have proved frequently just how abysmal they are at pandering.
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Many other Council members with abysmal records of their own almost entirely avoided scrutiny.
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But for most men and women with cancer, the clinical achievements were abysmal disappointments.
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Manolis Vournous, the 44-year-old mayor, blames abysmal implementation by the central government.
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Glennon played pretty well as a rookie for what was mostly an abysmal team.
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I remember the abysmal feeling of guilt that came with following my doctor's orders.
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" Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called the defense lawyer's decision to present the testimony "abysmal.
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Harman: The activism of young people, whose turnout is usually abysmal in nonpresidential years.
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My two complaints: the shower's water pressure was abysmal, and there was no bathtub.
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That's because schools in poor countries frequently are abysmal, suffering from corruption and inefficiency.
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CGI "Friend Like Me": Abysmal on a scale that must be seen to understand.
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The Human Rights Watch in January described Japan's record on asylum seekers as "abysmal".
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Despite its proximity to a large city, median household income is an abysmal $280,2170.
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"The abysmal conditions and appalling outcomes in plaintiffs' schools are unprecedented," the complaint said.
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Trump's words rang hollow, largely because of his abysmal civil rights and race record.
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She took over from her predecessor, Brian Mulroney, who resigned amid abysmal approval ratings.
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A county lawsuit blamed the riot on "abysmal mismanagement" by Utah-based Management & Training Corp.
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Everyone else will be left staring into the abysmal depths of an empty Nutella jar.
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The conditions in her small cell, Hailey told me, were abysmal: spiders, maggots, cockroaches, feces.
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Colorado was abysmal in 226-211, finishing last in the N.H.L. with only 242 points.
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Trump's LGBTQ approval rating is abysmal — 27% disapprove, 295% approve, and the rest aren't sure.
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Trump's abysmal national polling will probably ensure a crushing defeat for the GOP in November.
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Clinton laughed at himself, quelling some of the shock that came with his abysmal performance.
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By the abysmal standards of the ruling party, Zanu-PF, Mr Chinamasa is quite competent.
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It holds an abysmal 6.23 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, along with a disappointing C CinemaScore.
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We're currently in the middle of the most abysmal summer movie season in recent memory.
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During its bankruptcy, the retailer had continued to order toys throughout its abysmal holiday season.
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At the bottom of the index, India ranks an abysmal 43 out of 45 countries.
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" And she had several pointed remarks about the Harvey Weinstein controversy, calling his behavior "abysmal.
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Their defense was porous, their pitching was abysmal and their hitters had nothing to offer.
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Pair that with Trump's abysmal approval ratings in Washington, D.C., and it becomes even clearer.
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In one recent poll by Gallup, Congress was given an abysmal 18 percent approval rating.
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Approximately six years of intervention in fifteen years of life have resulted in abysmal failure.
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The abysmal performance may have been related to locker room turmoil of an unusual sort.
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On one hand, the strong economy has done nothing to improve his abysmal poll numbers.
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Now for the bad news: The college-graduation rate for these poorer students is abysmal.
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And it has an abysmal track record of discrimination, pay inequity, and unrealistic productivity quotas.
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The new sanctions underscored the renewed tension in already abysmal relations between Washington and Moscow.
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According to the Pew Research Center, an abysmal 22017 percent of Americans trust their government.
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Clinton, but the Democratic Party has to rectify issues such as its abysmal voter database.
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Given his abysmal track record, we cannot and will not take him at his word.
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Mr. Trump has said he could stomach an increase to $10, which is still abysmal.
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The way we treat women in our country has been abysmal in almost every way.
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This is pretty abysmal, and this is an average, so many places were even lower.
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The resolution is abysmal, and the poor contrast makes it hard to see in bright sunlight.
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Still, looking ahead three years from now, even with these changes, growth at Macy's looks abysmal.
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That was marginally better than the gloomiest polls had suggested but still abysmal by CSU standards.
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More important than money are a lack of accountability and the abysmal quality of most teachers.
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Despite a truly abysmal title, Dirty Sex Game for Couples brings all that back and more.
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But those partners have a pretty abysmal record when it comes to making those updates available.
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And the year as a whole was a marked improvement on the abysmal 2016 it suffered.
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Meanwhile, Jared's and Gordon's Jewelers continue to print abysmal same-store sales as mall traffic wanes.
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Yet we have this abysmal disparity gap in homeownership between households of color and white households.
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The No. 1 issue should be the most obvious: the abysmal transgressions of the Albany crowd.
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Nordstrom takes the stage after the bell Wednesday with what should be an equally abysmal report.
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Or, if parking is abysmal everywhere you're going, at least drivers won't get their hopes up.
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The conditions were abysmal; the girls say they washed floors in exchange for blankets and clothing.
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The State Bank of India reported abysmal results, with its first quarterly loss in 19 years.
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"The Department of Education budget can summed up very quickly in one word: 'abysmal,'" Leahy said.
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Mark Warner called into question Facebook's abysmal track record in preserving people's privacy on its platforms.
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What we know about infertility is surprisingly abysmal, especially for women in their 30s and 40s.
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Voters did a little better in this year's presidential primary, but the numbers were still abysmal.
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The abysmal handling of the half-baked idea caps Musk's long record of overpromising and underdelivering.
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The international community's response so far has been abysmal, and the Committee should ask why. 2.
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The Iraqi demonstrators say corruption, abysmal public services, and high unemployment has forced them to act.
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In Georgia, Mr. Sanders won an abysmal 7 percent, in contrast to Mr. Trump's 353 percent.
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Unsurprisingly, Comcast's historically abysmal customer service can sometimes make this more challenging than it should be.
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Another reason for this loud series of abysmal failures may have something to do with gender.
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You've pretty much nailed all I'm capable of doing, and I'm fairly abysmal at everything else.
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Dean Heller's abysmal approval ratings will make it even harder for President Trump to save him.
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It's not surprising, however, given the abysmal disregard the majority of American lawmakers have for women.
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In 2007, Freedom Works, a right-wing pressure group, rated him at an abysmal 25 percent.
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The United States has an abysmal record on maternal health, compared with other high-income countries.
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They came from a family of farm laborers who worked for abysmal wages in coffee plantations.
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Thus far, that record has been abysmal, with one high-profile failure on top of another.
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Adding insult to injury, Griffin's positioning and reaction time are abysmal whenever he's a help defender.
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LOS ANGELES — Although the traffic was abysmal, it was not the usual gridlock on city thoroughfares.
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In a way, it helped that Arsenal's visit to Everton last Saturday was an abysmal game.
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They called the NHTSA's recall rate "abysmal" and have pressed the agency to accelerate its progress.
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The Emoji Movie, for example, was critically panned, garnering an abysmal 6 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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They are often truly abysmal, with travel times worse than what was possible 100 years ago.
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And when I say I hate it, what I really mean is I'm abysmal at it.
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Heavier usage may land you at the six hour mark, which isn't stellar but not abysmal either.
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After a year of scandal and abysmal press, its share price is just shy of record highs.
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Nationwide, working people are outraged at the abysmal wages and working conditions faced by Amazon warehouse workers.
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As we've seen from the abysmal diversity numbers, many of these companies are currently prototypical tight networks.
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Luyendyk has kept a similar low profile, although his approval rating, in comparison to Tatum's, is abysmal.
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"The one thing we have in our favor is that socialism is an abysmal failure," he said.
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If you need a little emotional release after this abysmal disaster of a year, I recommend it.
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Her $22020 million raised in the first quarter of 23 wasn't terrific but it wasn't abysmal, either.
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In 2015, the number of black people employed compared to white employees was abysmal, especially in tech.
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The US scores an abysmal 21990 on the Gini Coefficient, which measures how evenly income is distributed.
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At best, then, few medical board websites are sufficient, at worst, they are abysmal, the study found.
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And, in Washington, we have done an abysmal job of maintaining our primary focus on those issues.
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"The dirty secret is that journalism practice in a lot of developing countries is abysmal," Dietz said.
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President Francois Hollande, whose popularity ratings are abysmal, has yet to declare if he will stand again.
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This has been an abysmal year for IPOs as companies readily draw capital from the private market.
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After meeting both abysmal choices, JoJo's family decides that Robby is the lesser of the two evils.
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Now beset by plunging polls and abysmal trust ratings, she urgently needs more of that positive press.
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But that growth rate should not distract from the absolute levels of productivity, which are still abysmal.
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"Lee Zeldin's record on women's health is abysmal, and he shows contempt for women's equality," Gershon said.
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The piece called her a "rose in the desert" but didn't mention Syria's abysmal human rights record.
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U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens was also knocked out after making an abysmal start against Caroline Garcia.
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George W. Bush had abysmal ratings when he left office, as low as two percent—two percent!
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This past year, America made for an unimpressive student, scoring an abysmal D+ for it's overall infrastructure.
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A victory on genesis and track but we also need to acknowledge abysmal rain forecasts for Saturday.
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Saudi Arabia's detention of Badawi is a further stain on the Kingdom's already-abysmal human rights record.
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Biden didn't take the bait when Castro went after the Obama administration's abysmal record on immigrant deportations.
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They were an abysmal 283 of 278 from the stripe, including four straight misses down the stretch.
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It hadn't won a championship since 1955, and morale was abysmal, hence its nickname, the Dead Wings.
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But that does not make the relative silence on Russia's abysmal track record on LGBTIQ rights okay.
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Who cares about the abysmal stock market and growing fears that we are sliding into a recession?
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Public transportation is abysmal, private buses are wildly overcrowded and only 3 percent of households own cars.
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But Blitzer did choose to turn to it late Tuesday — and the questions he chose were abysmal.
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But that is not a surprise since that nation's human rights record in other categories is abysmal.
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Mr. Bloomberg, it seemed, made fun of his abysmal performance in his first presidential debate last week.
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Timothy DuWhite, a poet featured in the documentary, referred to it as "our abysmal portrayal" on Facebook.
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Some described abysmal sleeping conditions — packed 50 people to a room or forced to sleep in shifts.
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His shooting has been abysmal, 35.6 percent from the field and 28.6 percent from 3-point range.
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The Oslo process is given prominence, even though most Palestinians and Israelis consider it an abysmal failure.
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Public education is of abysmal quality; many Chilean children fail to learn to read and write competently.
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The Y2 poll is the first and only one to be conducted since Trump's abysmal last week.
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Nevertheless, I wound up with an unexceptional score thanks to my abysmal performance on the math section.
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Read next: Trump has no policy plans for HIV/AIDS — and his team has an abysmal track record
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The manufacturer has been plagued by its sometimes abysmal worker conditions and a high rate of employee suicide.
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It is easy to forget how abysmal the economy was in 2003 when Mr Erdogan came to power.
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That means that in just six months, BlackBerry has lost nearly 30% of its already abysmal hardware market.
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Another method to sort the abysmal teams is margin of victory (or in this case, margin of loss).
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Polls showing growing popularity for Obama's law and abysmal approval ratings for the GOP healthcare bills haven't helped.
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A raid found conditions to be abysmal at the jail, and so it was closed—permanently—in 1935.
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Wu described the company's internet speeds as "abysmal," and called for a "fundamental revolution" in TWC's business practices.
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Conversely, Arizona's pitching has abysmal recently — even after Ray's gem — posting a MLB-worst 6.41 ERA in August.
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Even worse, this abysmal lack of transparency disguises a paradox in the way streaming services currently pay songwriters.
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Not all of that worked out so well since Uber's safety standards have been abysmal over the years.
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The leak revealed that Hacking Team had been peddling spyware to authoritarian regimes with abysmal human rights records.
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The company also elicits howls from consumer advocates for its abysmal ability to protect user privacy and data.
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The firm's investment came just a day after Quorum reported an abysmal 2016 with $348 million in losses.
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Uber had an abysmal second day of trading Uber was far from the only tech stock seeing red.
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John Kasich came in eight with an abysmal 1.9%, and Jeb Bush didn't do much better with 2.8%.
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The track record of socialism in so many arenas is abysmal but it is especially so in healthcare.
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The IRS has been abysmal at enforcing appropriate restrictions on the political activities of these types of groups.
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Diversity in venture funds is abysmal, according to a 2014 Babson study, only 6% of VCs are women.
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For example, I got rejected for a refinance back in 2014 because my 1099 income was too abysmal.
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The F-35's abysmal readiness rate raises questions about future of the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system
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The F-35's abysmal readiness rate raises questions about future of the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system
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Rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins has been charged with leading Washington out of its abysmal start to the season.
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On one particularly melancholy day, I went to Macho Tacos, an abysmal restaurant, and ordered a Taiwanese quesadilla.
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In 2017, U.S. female-founded companies raised 2.2 percent of all VC, an abysmal and highly cited statistic.
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Despite huge donor investment in Afghan education, corruption remains one of the major causes for its abysmal infrastructure.
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The legal dispute centers on what Mr. Fintiklis has called the Trump Organization's "abysmal management" of the hotel.
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The president and his people also have an abysmal track record when it comes to preparing for pandemics.
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The Browns' abysmal past two seasons earned them the No. 1 overall pick in the last two drafts.
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Tech companies' record on diversity is just abysmal and has not budged in years, despite all the promises.
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The abysmal turnout in 2014 followed that pattern, and it allowed Republicans to seize control of the Senate.
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Black schools in Clarendon County in the 1940s were in abysmal condition — dilapidated, poorly heated and woefully understaffed.
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His approval rating among Democrats has remained around abysmal (under 10 percent) since his modest post-inauguration bump.
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But despite branding himself the ultimate "dealmaker," Trump's deal-making abilities on the international stage have proven abysmal.
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Paradoxically, the attributes that make these companies impressive operators – process orientation, automation, error minimization – make them abysmal innovators.
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Mr. Peña Nieto replaced the special prosecutor this month because of the office's abysmal record in solving cases.
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Rodriguez is a welcome voice in aid of pending litigation against the abysmal education provided to Detroit's children.
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And thank God — the otherwise abysmal banter segments were draining every iota of energy out of the ceremony.
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Shops and merchants stopped accepting the note, all but paralyzing an economy wrecked by years of abysmal mismanagement.
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But by late November 287, she had dropped to an abysmal 24%, according to a Gallup Korea poll.
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What's strange, though, is that some of us keep coming back for more, despite their abysmal track record.
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But I have proven an abysmal political prognosticator in recent years and no longer presume to predict anything.
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However, the abysmal battery life and ridiculous weight have meant this Chromebook was in dire need of an upgrade.
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These would appear to be reasonable safeguards, if Facebook's track record with data this past year wasn't so abysmal.
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After a few abysmal failures, we successfully clink bottles and knock back the better part of our lukewarm beers.
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This is just abysmal, teachers should be making the 20% extra that they are trying so hard to achieve.
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In the US, movie ticket sales were abysmal this summer — concluding with the worst Labor Day weekend since 22016.
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The size of the labor force shrank by 458,000, driving the participation rate down to an abysmal 62.6 percent.
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Western governments have a long history of timidity and cynicism in their responses to China's abysmal treatment of dissidents.
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But the server was only equipped to handle up to 50,000 viewers, and the video quality was was abysmal.
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But what Trump won't be doing, it seems, is pressuring Kim to improve his nation's abysmal human rights record.
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This makes the likelihood of women speaking out even more abysmal for fear of suspension or removal from Twitter.
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If Cruz has an abysmal showing tonight, which he probably will, Kasich may be tempted to break their alliance.
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Health care access is "abysmal" for all American prisoners, said Jason Lydon, the National Director of Black and Pink.
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That statistic may sound pretty abysmal, but that's the highest job satisfaction has been in more than a decade.
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Whenever a country passes through a slowdown with low capex resulting in abysmal credit growth, the economy cannot grow.
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Boston finished the season with an abysmal record of 6-26.5-21980 and, unsurprisingly, did not make the postseason.
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But for a really long stretch after that abysmal 22026-216 start to the season, this has been a .
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It is partially correct to blame FBI Director James Comey and Russian interference for this abysmal state of affairs.
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Hanjin's bankruptcy—and the abysmal performance of so many lines—is the result of overcapacity in the shipping industry.
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Working conditions remain abysmal, he added, noting that some police stations lacked pens, toilet paper or money for gas.
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Next, despite OIRA's reputation for expertise, the quality of the executive agency economic analyses that OIRA reviews is abysmal.
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While the Kings have hit the skids at home, Boston has been consistently abysmal on the road this season.
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His abysmal poll numbers are only the most obvious sign that his approach to politics is deeply, depressingly familiar.
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I'm guessing engagement with the carousel was abysmal — who would think, hmm, not enough ads in my chat feed?
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Or that you can make calls over Wi-Fi, instead of trying to talk over an abysmal cellular connection?
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"One indicator may his abysmal numbers on empathy and his very low standing as a role model," Malloy said.
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The upper chamber was a rare bright spot for the party in power during an otherwise abysmal election night.
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If people's brains are atrophying because of exposure to air pollution, there's a pretty abysmal vicious circle going on.
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He also showed that his abysmal showings in predominantly white Iowa and New Hampshire didn't matter much, after all.
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As Alissa Wilkinson wrote for Vox, the Academy has an abysmal history of nominating women in the director category.
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How after everything — abysmal polls, the 2018 midterm debacle, this week's impeachment — is a second term even a possibility?
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They described conditions as "abysmal" and said many asylum-seekers lacked access to adequate and timely procedures and protection.
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"Road conditions are abysmal," she said, adding she'll take the train to make her way around the city Friday.
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Created to accommodate about 3,000 people, it now houses more than 15,000 in conditions aid agencies say are abysmal.
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One unanswered question looms over this exposé of cruelty: Why didn't the federal government shut down this abysmal establishment?
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It's yet another sign of the abysmal state the country is in under the leadership of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Now Raymond saw that out of a maximum score of five, he had received only a 210, an abysmal grade.
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It&aposs impossible not to, and if it didn&apost, then, of course, the Horowitz&aposs performance would be abysmal.
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In fact, I've gone from an abysmal 0 percent sex three weeks ago to the same 0 percent sex today.
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But in the short term, there is a problem: 2016 is set to be an abysmal year for job creation.
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Totally fucked audio / incompatibilities, trash industrial design and manufacturing quality... the options for playing Sega with original cartridges is abysmal.
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This treatment is all the more remarkable given that Ms Blasey Ford's adversaries at the hearing were abysmal vocal performers.
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Ford and General Motors make 80% or more of their profits in North America, suggesting their foreign returns are abysmal.
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Honestly, I'm surprised there needs to be a debate about raising a teacher's salary from the abysmal $40-$50k range.
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This season, after adding LeBron James, the Lakers finished with an abysmal 37-45 ... 10th place in the Western Conference.
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The North Korean regime has long been desperate to deflect attention away from its own abysmal record on human rights.
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Some suffered from throttle hesitation or inadequate brakes, while others were just generally poorly built and suffered from abysmal reliability.
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"Forever Young" (1974) Abysmal covers and remixes aside, what better benediction could there be from a father to a child?
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But there's a reason it has a 21980% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, compared to the abysmal 13% critics' score.
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The Chrome issues extend to web-wrapper or Electron-based apps, such as Slack, which have abysmal and frustrating performance.
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When Gasol sits, they're average defensively and the worst offensive team since those abysmal Sixers from a couple years ago.
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"However abysmal the numbers are in real life, it's far worse in fiction – where you make it up," she said.
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"However abysmal the numbers are in real life, it's far worse in fiction — where you make it up," she said.
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The result is an abysmal category user experience that's most often talked about with undertones of anger, skepticism and distrust.
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ICYMI, I'm the British one here, the sole-non-American, the one who appreciates vowels and has, frankly, abysmal teeth.
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The falling number of new registrations in Brazil and Russia is no surprise given the abysmal state of their economies.
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US roads and bridges are in abysmal shape— and that was before the recent winter storms made things even worse.
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Only 23 percent featured lesbians; bisexual and trans characters lagged far behind, representing an abysmal 9 and 5 percent, respectively.
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Not surprisingly, he has thus far proven abysmal at accomplishing anything that requires trust, cooperation, or consensus — witness health care.
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Fingerprint sensors in mice are nothing new, but most models haven't been updated in years, or they look absolutely abysmal.
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And awareness about security matters among employees, staffers and executives in firms, associations and agencies is always at abysmal levels.
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The game was an abysmal failure and fans felt that the game Sega marketed was not the game they received.
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A LOT OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN ABYSMAL FAILURES AND WE SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THEM BOTH PROBLEMS NEED TO BE FIXED.
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After an abysmal 3-13 season in 2015, the Cleveland Browns cut ties with their problem child quarterback, Johnny Manziel.
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North Korea's foreign minister defended his country's abysmal record on human rights in an unprecedented interview with The Associated Press.
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Sometimes they even get knocked off by spiders, which given the abysmal annihilation capabilities of arachnids, is a genuine embarrassment.
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"The expectations for Apple were abysmal," said Daniel Morgan, a portfolio manager at Synovus Trust Company who owns Apple shares.
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To me, it feels antiquated and slow, the camera isn't up to snuff anymore, and the battery life is abysmal.
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This is the year the two organizations need to make their partnership a success, after consecutive seasons of abysmal results.
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It's a question I often pondered when confronted with my abysmal bank balance in those early days of abject poverty.
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Former President Barack Obama, for example, ended his presidency with sky-high marks from Democrats and abysmal ones from Republicans.
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The level of crisis the country faces under this pandemic is new, and Trump's performance has been abysmal — and familiar.
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There was the dumpster fire of a P.R. response to the breach, tortuous customer service and persistently abysmal security practices.
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The writing for the show's presenters is abysmal, but the houses and the low-key homeowners make up for it.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Thousands of students paralyzed parts of Bangladesh's capital on Sunday to protest the country's abysmal road safety conditions.
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Since 2003, the year of their first postseason meeting, the Twins are 31-72 against the Yanks, or an abysmal .
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The fourth quarter of 2018 was particularly abysmal amid jolts of volatility that spooked investors and sent markets into tailspin.
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"Genisys" earned $440 million worldwide and received an abysmal 27% Rotten Tomatoes critic score compared to "Dark Fate&aposs" 71%.
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When her wealth, rather than talent, finally lands her a night at Carnegie, she puts on an abysmal, unforgettable concert.
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Redfield was an "abysmal choice" to lead the nation's public health agency, author Laurie Garrett wrote at CNN in 2018.
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After Cam's New Year's feast looks as abysmal as his Thanksgiving dinner, Mitchell hires a concierge to save the day.
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The Wi-Fi in the hall was abysmal and it took some doing to upload the recipe to the robot.
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My 50-person team got relocated to a new floor in our building, and the bathroom situation is curiously abysmal.
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Protests that began last week in Iraq are continuing amid widespread anger over abysmal public services provision by the government.
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The Mega Millions jackpot, which was recently won after topping $300 million, holds similarly abysmal odds: 1 in 258.9 million.
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Since 2015, the Promise of Justice Initiative has been suing over what it calls "abysmal" healthcare for people at Angola.
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As a new report indicated, gender diversity at the Grammys — and in the music industry at large — has been abysmal.
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But McCain's absence has put that plan on hold, leaving legislation with abysmal approval ratings to twist in the wind.
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As Norwood and Lusk note, cattle are treated far, far better than chickens and hogs, which live fairly abysmal lives.
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The county sued MTC, alleging that "abysmal mismanagement" and "deplorable" conditions led to the riot; that lawsuit is still pending.
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It's perhaps the ultimate sign that his abysmal record will soon bring his desperate grip on power to an end.
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Broadband connectivity in rural America is abysmal, with people having to travel long distances from home just to get service.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: February, March of 2016, Peter Strzok said Trump is abysmal, Trump&aposs an idiot, he&aposs a bleeping idiot.
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"You have to give some credit to (the Chiefs)," said Garoppolo, who played well for three quarters before an abysmal fourth.
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In trying to bring down the laptop's profile and weight, LG ended up with a overpriced gadget with abysmal battery life.
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As he has pointed out, the economics profession has an abysmal track record when it comes to seeing into the future.
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But with most others, whenever I call someone wearing them, the other person immediately knows — because the call quality is abysmal.
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In addition, what last night's numbers don't tell you is that the percentage of voting-eligible Americans who watched was abysmal.
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Many of these firms have controversial client lists, including countries with abysmal human rights records such as Sudan, Ethiopia, and Russia.
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And he promises to fix Illinois's abysmal finances with a progressive income tax and the elimination of tax loopholes for companies.
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One lucky fan got to a view of the glove in its abysmal grave: A batboy soon brought Stanton a replacement.
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The tech industry has for years seen abysmal diversity statistics related to employment of female and underrepresented minorities in its workforce.
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It is the one bright spot in Trump's abysmal poll numbers, and clearly a factor that is bolstering his approval rating.
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The ingredients tasted very fresh, so the salad wasn't totally abysmal, but overall the eldest Kardashian's salad choice was pretty boring.
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Most employees worked punishing hours in dire conditions for abysmal pay while the men they worked for amassed almost unimaginable fortunes.
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Kentucky's recidivism rate – the rate at which offenders return to prison – is an abysmal 40 percent over a three-year period.
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In 85033, the American Society of Civil Engineers released their Infrastructure Report Card for the nation, and the results were abysmal.
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Yet nationally there is no sign of a Lib Dem comeback after the party's abysmal showing in last year's general election.
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Even though the fight was awarded "Fight of the Night" it was abysmal as a supposed return to glory for Rua.
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It averaged an abysmal 85033,000 viewers in prime-time spots and sometimes a zero rating in the key 25–54 demographic.
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"The appearance of the whole German government is abysmal and something has to change," Merz told ZDF television late on Monday.
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While on the platform, I get sent a group member's contribution to our paper due tomorrow, and it is absolutely abysmal.
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Despite Macy's abysmal earnings report Wednesday, one analyst said there's not much more the department store could be doing to improve.
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Considering New Mexico's motto, "Land of Enchantment," and its prime location in the fast-growing American Southwest, this performance is abysmal.
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But at the same time, they have accepted and protected the abysmal health standards and regulations for abortion clinics or providers.
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His fundraising has been more abysmal, raising just $1.1 million from 6,700 donations, most of which came after the first debate.
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Google has an abysmal track record when it comes to maintaining new services, and if Stadia disappears, your games do, too.
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Abysmal performance at Kraft Heinz, for example, has led to a decline in total returns of at least 23% in 2019.
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Backed by a meticulously executed marketing campaign, "Suicide Squad" pushed through abysmal reviews to set box office records for Warner Bros.
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Greiner took the school's football team from an abysmal 1-10 record to a 14-1 season in just three years.
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My abysmal performance only served to throw his ludicrous skills into perspective; skills which would serve him very well in Japan.
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When I started writing for TechCrunch a few years ago, I knew nothing about journalism and my writing skills were abysmal.
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So Roku users will need to stick with Sling TV or PlayStation Vue (although the Vue interface is abysmal on Roku).
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But this may have more to do with their families' experience with America's abysmal work policies than with their actual preference.
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But about three months later, the leasing company terminated the contract after a visiting delegation found safety standards in Afghanistan abysmal.
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I remember the quality of both the film itself and the download being abysmal, but still—it felt like the future.
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But his bid began to come undone after an abysmal performance in the first primary debate he participated in, where Sen.
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O'Rourke campaigned heavily in Texas' smaller counties and made very limited inroads there, even relative to Clinton's abysmal performance in 2016.
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Still, the action was relatively muted after the data, suggesting the market had already priced in expectations for an abysmal number.
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Conservatives appropriating feminist rhetoric despite their abysmal record on women's rights is, in part, a product of the president's notorious sexism.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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You can have absurdly good turnout in one precinct and abysmal turnout at another, and the number of delegates won't change.
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Our class, on the other hand, marveled at how the people in the past got by with such abysmal living conditions.
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That franchise has endured 220 straight losing seasons, including an abysmal 17-12 record this season, their first in Los Angeles.
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"We feel our position is especially important following the devastating hurricane and abysmal response from our federal government," the group added.
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"Dolittle" has an abysmal 18% critic score on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, which won&apost help its box-office chances.
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With veteran and former federal prosecutor Mikie Sherrill's strong candidacy, and the abysmal approval ratings of Speaker [Paul] Ryan's [R-Wis.
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Trump's support among African-Americans is abysmal and his support among celebrities in Los Angeles and New York might be worse.
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"The administration has been abysmal in vetting and the lapses and failures regarding Ronny Jackson are only the latest example," Sen.
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That's because being associated with a so-called abysmal failure could hurt a potential recruit's chances of promotion or congressional confirmation.
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But also, as someone who likes to think they know something about corporate governance, the corporate governance in Alibaba is abysmal.
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Two of the summer's most abysmal films, Warcraft and Independence Day: Resurgence, were targeted heavily toward the increasingly influential Chinese movie market.
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It's no secret that Kratos used to be a garbage human, with an abysmal track record with women (to put it mildly).
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The U.S. retailer reported abysmal quarterly results, missing expectations and wiping out some $5 billion of stock-market value in the process.
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Jeff Green and Tomas Satoransky added 15 points each for Washington, which rallied from an abysmal start to briefly take the lead.
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If you don't include Winston, there is an abysmal four black Fortune 22019 CEOs and a paltry 11 Latino Fortune 500 CEOs.
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Walsh's exit from the White House race comes days after an abysmal performance in the Iowa Republican caucuses, which Trump won overwhelmingly.
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The League of Conservation Voters, a nonprofit that monitors and scores environmental law-making, gave him an abysmal score of 3 percent.
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Although he wouldn't mention Uber directly, he was likely alluding that company's abysmal track record on treatment of drivers, passengers, and employees.
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Frustratingly — and if you've read any of my prior HP reviews, you know what I'm about to say — the trackpad is abysmal.
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In light of economists' abysmal track record of long-term forecasting, all such prognostications should be taken with a shaker of salt.
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My first Android phone was the original Motorola Droid, which I purchased and loved using despite its abysmal anti-woman marketing campaign.
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America's abysmal turnout rate is one of the lowest in the developed world, as this graphic from the Pew Research Center shows.
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They also protect those around you," ACIP liaison Dr. Sandra Fryhofer said by email, yet, "vaccination coverage rates for adults are abysmal.
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Instead, General Magic became one of Silicon Valley's most dramatic failures, after shipping a single generation of hardware to abysmal sales numbers.
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NASA itself has struggled with abysmal budgets for years, but at least it has had the help of private American rocket companies.
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Even when they are registered, however, young people have an abysmal record when it comes to actually turning out on Election Day.
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Weight Watchers, which rebranded itself WW last September and added wellness initiatives, had an "ugly quarter with truly abysmal guidance," Cramer said.
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Apple and Google got hauled over the coals this week for their truly abysmal attempts at assembling burgers—albeit in emoji form.
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Worst of all are the "cybercharters": mega-corporations that offer virtual schools, with high attrition, low test scores, and abysmal graduation rates.
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But the Mets had more important things to worry about than their rotation's place in history as their offense again looked abysmal.
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The European record on respecting the sovereignty of nation-states also is abysmal, at least when it comes to the Jewish state.
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And the world is not sold on rookie Nathan Peterman after his abysmal showing in a five-INT debacle two weeks ago.
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Despite abysmal polling numbers with voters broadly, Trump is, historically speaking, more popular with Republicans than any other president, including Ronald Reagan.
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Fatma al-Sharawi, another Al-Ahram writer, welcomed the move as a way to improve the abysmal ratings of the state channels.
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But working people saw through his empty promise and called out Puzder's abysmal track record on labor issues for what it was.
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" Heller's campaign defended the senator for keeping his promise on pushing for legislation that would protect Medicaid, calling ObamaCare an "abysmal failure.
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Pittsburgh's offense was abysmal in the first half as the Cavaliers barely let the Panthers get a clean look at the basket.
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Why it matters: These issues are particularly critical in Syria, where renewed violence is likely to exacerbate the already abysmal humanitarian situation.
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The inverse colors give the snow an eerie, abysmal look, while the retiming makes it appear to sprout from puddles of water.
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The abysmal conditions of the roads are forcing some to remain put, and others don't trust that the fight is actually over.
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The performers were applauded for fantastic performances, but the overall event was mostly panned for having abysmal storyline build up and promotion.
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Speaking of valuations, the history of the prior two tails are mixed in the short run and abysmal for the longer run.
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In fact, the response of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the face of recent events has been abysmal.
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Eradication was abysmal, with security forces unable to even raze fields in Sarobi, just 50 miles from the presidential palace in Kabul.
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"Rather than improve the abysmal condition of the population, they have blindly pursued sectarian policies designed to maintain their power," he added.
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Until recently, the faux-meat options — plant-based alternatives designed to replicate the flavor, texture and appearance of meat — have been abysmal.
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The endorsement Monday follows abysmal performances by Warren in the first four nominating states, with dim prospects for Super Tuesday, as well.
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This is a national concern, but it's severe in New York City, where Election Day turnouts typically range from bad to abysmal.
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The movie, starring Robert Downey Jr., has been in development for years and has an abysmal 18% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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After an abysmal May fundraising month, the Trump campaign posted some nice June numbers, but he's still so far behind his opponent.
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So there is much to hide and China clearly attaches enormous importance to muting criticism of its increasingly abysmal human rights record.
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Driven away by high costs and abysmal customer service, a growing number of Americans have hung up on traditional cable TV service.
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An infectious-diseases expert said the hygiene conditions on the cruise ship were abysmal, making him "so scared" of contracting COVID-19.
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It's also not clear what kind of a drain the attachment might present to the DualShock 4's already abysmal battery life.
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Visitors from Algeria and Russia arrived in record numbers in 5003 and helped save Tunisia's seaside hotels from a second abysmal summer.
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Only the popularity of actively managed bond funds, with $179 billion in inflows, saved active management from a third straight abysmal year.
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That Mr. Trump clung to such a compromised person in such a sensitive position is at best an abysmal failure of judgment.
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Based on past abysmal performances, one could say that exercising realistic leadership and force protection would be miracles in and of themselves.
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Upon my arrival in Sitka hours later, a Tlingit friend would tell me the fishing this year — like last year — was abysmal.
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Upon my arrival in Sitka hours later, a Tlingit friend would tell me the fishing this year — like last year — was abysmal.
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Recent surveys reveal abysmal levels of knowledge among young people about what happened to the Jewish people in the Second World War.
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In his view, the emergency streetwork is badly hindered by the government's abysmal effort to coordinate emergency health services across the city.
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Those abysmal stats don't include Netflix, which is doing a better job at including queer characters but still relegates them to the sidelines.
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I can&apost use all of the words on a family-friendly show like yours, but what did you mean by blanking abysmal?
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The new feature comes from Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, whose last effort was the abysmal Batman: The Killing Joke.
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Like, forget just women's rights—hygiene wasn't great, so you go back a hundred years, and it's, like, medicine and hygiene was abysmal.
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He does, however, reiterate Uber's abysmal gender diversity statistics and pledge to ferry the company through this crisis and ultimately address these issues.
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The index, which was down 0.4% in early trading, is grappling with a set of just-released retail sales figures that were abysmal.
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Clinton, would raise taxes on "the wealthy" to "make the economy fairer," further discouraging investment and condemning us to prolonged abysmal economic growth.
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Previous Dyson cordless vacuums have had a rather abysmal battery life, requiring many hours of charge for only about 20 minutes of cleaning.
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Florida State (13-4, 1-3 ACC) was an abysmal 2 of 22 from 3-point range while taking its second consecutive defeat.
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Residents wonder how the city can ever recoup its lost population and attract young families if the public schools are in abysmal shape.
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Trump's abysmal poll numbers among Hispanic voters are a factor House Republicans fear could be a drag in several races around the country.
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Winter becomes the abysmal frozen hell that makes all humans edgy and bitter (I might be projecting, but I still think I'm right).
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Volumes remain abysmal, with most exchanges trading 210% light to recent trends (Yesterday was the 211 nd slowest for 220 in the USA).
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But it might be time for Hollywood to get off its high horse and reckon with its own pretty abysmal objectification of women.
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With memories of the abysmal Fire Phone fading fast, Amazon is becoming one of the most exciting device makers in the tech industry.
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Now consider this: After eight months of abysmal approval ratings, is the self-proclaimed master dealmaker testing the viability of a new strategy?
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Imagine the carbon emissions generated by the hourly air shuttles between Washington and New York, where train service is relatively frequent but abysmal.
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Dr P.S. Kiran, state nodal officer for mental health, said flood-related stress was one of the main reasons for the "abysmal rise".
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Fortunately, despite the lack of a follow-up question to that non-answer, Mr. Trump was perfectly able to display his abysmal judgment.
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His mother, recognizing brightness in Anupam, scoured the neighborhood for affordable private schools and tuition classes, short-circuiting the abysmal, erratic government schools.
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At work in reality television is the same impulse to prefer a spectacle of abysmal behavior over people who can be honestly applauded.
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Corbyn planned a holiday mid-campaign and was accused by another MP of sabotaging Labour's pro-Remain cause with a "willfully abysmal" performance.
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Maryland and Illinois are decisively Democratic, for example, but have Republican governors because Democratic turnout has been abysmal in the off-year elections.
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The health care system has been abysmal at doing the very basics of incorporating new technology into medical practice, like digitizing medical records.
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And tests results and surveys show that students' — and most Americans' — knowledge of their history and the structure of their government is abysmal.
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Air America, the nationwide liberal talk-radio network, declared bankruptcy and stopped broadcasting in 2010 after six years of middling to abysmal ratings.
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For decades, the Saudi regime brushed aside any attempt to criticize its abysmal record on women's rights by claiming a form of exceptionalism.
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Voters barely knew her, and when they had a closer look during the Tories' abysmal election campaign, they didn't like what they saw.
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Despite all of its algorithmic tweaking, Twitter is still abysmal at identifying and taking action against rape and death threats on its website.
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" Defending his abysmal Senate attendance record at an Iowa town hall, Rubio said, "We're not going to fix America with senators and congressmen.
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Some African-Americans accused him of equating very different kinds of discrimination, and polls show that his support from black Democrats remains abysmal.
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Upon visiting the vessel, Iwata described the abysmal hygiene conditions and infection controls that had made him "so scared" of contracting the coronavirus.
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Unlike the abysmal initial offerings from Apple TV+, Peacock will launch with a boatload of films and series in addition to new content.
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At the very least, Mr. Price exercised abysmal judgment by trading the shares of companies over whose fortunes he exercised so much control.
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Wealth Matters This is a tale of two mutual funds with abysmal performance — but very different reactions from their investors to their returns.
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"Cats" opened with an abysmal $6 million domestically and has since grossed just $38 million worldwide off of a $95 million production budget.
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"Interior air quality can be abysmal," said Beth McGroarty, research director for The Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit organization for the wellness industry.
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Local media can often help catapult politicians to national prominence, but the New York press corps has feasted on de Blasio's abysmal numbers.
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But that still puts a student's decent SAT score front and center, and might not be enough to offset a truly abysmal test score.
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The abysmal Knicks were in the final minutes of another home loss Saturday against the Sacramento Kings when Dolan headed for the exits early.
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Lamb was abysmal in his first two career interleague turns in May, giving up 11 runs (10 earned) on 16 hits in 10 innings.
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Photo: GettyThe British government keeps asking Mark Zuckerberg to testify about his company's abysmal privacy record, and the Facebook CEO keeps turning them down.
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Mr Peña's approval ratings had fallen to an abysmal 12% after the government sharply raised petrol prices on January 1st, provoking demonstrations and looting.
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In the PSA, Trebek points out that cancer still only has an abysmal single-digit, five-year survival rate (2-9%) in most countries.
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Suicide Squad has an abysmal 25% on Rotten Tomatoes, but that didn't stop it from soaring at the box office (and winning an Oscar).
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The percentage of venture capital dollars that go to female founded companies is abysmal, but I'm hopeful for the future that number will grow.
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The firm is trying to compete in an industry that has abysmal returns on capital, as the late Mr Marchionne loved to point out.
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Moreover, Buffalo's abysmal record at attempting to develop young stars does not bode well for their odds of drafting and grooming a suitable replacement.
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But that makes little sense: it is mediocre, not abysmal, and the high cost of closure would make the cure worse than the disease.
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But the biggest problem for Clinton would likely be Kaine's record on abortion, which is, from a pro-choice vantage point, close to abysmal.
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Retail's June swing follows an abysmal May in which the ETF posted its worst month in more than a decade after shedding roughly 13%.
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In April 2016, both dogs were rescued by Brooklyn's 63rd Precinct from abysmal conditions, where the animals had been forced to live in filth.
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Heading into Game 3, the Grizzlies' offense averaged 120.5 points per 100 possessions with Green on the floor and an abysmal 80.7 with Randolph.
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In an unprecedented move last year, the Obama administration withheld the 15 percent of aid conditioned on Mexico's human rights performance, which remains abysmal.
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I was an abysmal waitress, very prone to smashing delicate champagne flutes, but I was hired because I was young, thin, and conventionally attractive.
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Her high marks from the public are helped by comparisons with her main rival, Labour's Jeremy Corbyn, who has been an abysmal party leader.
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The report, released Thursday, details the abysmal state of not only sex ed but also health education throughout the city's middle and high schools.
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The United Nations Environmental Program released a report warning against the abysmal gap between national pledges and the efforts needed to achieve COP2100 objectives.
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Trump will enter office with an abysmal approval rating, sitting at just around 40 percent, which is lower than any incoming president in decades.
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"Right now the number of people enrolled in computer science in high school is pretty abysmal given the size of the economy," he said.
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Yet under their watch, hundreds of accredited public and private colleges and universities nationwide post abysmal graduation rates with little evidence of student learning.
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Even if that help has an abysmal approval rating — as the AHCA has — some lawmakers are betting people will accept it out of desperation.
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Some investors bet the worst is over for the troubled conglomerate which reported abysmal earnings Friday morning and cut its forecast for the year.
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His abysmal performance Thursday against Washington — nine runs allowed in two and two-thirds innings — seemed to sap the former ace of his confidence.
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Trump frequently forgives North Korea's abysmal human-rights record and once said the US would not spy on Kim while he was in charge.
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James Shields, who had been abysmal over the previous six weeks with San Diego and the White Sox, pitched out of trouble several times.
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The show debuted to abysmal reviews — the Times called it a "Mere Ghost of Woody Allen Past" — and even Allen appeared to hate it.
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It's not exactly the best moment for news, what with a president intent on attacking journalists and the public's abysmal trust in the media.
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Now, there are a lot of women, a lot of African American women working in the entertainment industry, [but] statistics are still pretty abysmal.
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Beyond Arsene Wenger's abysmal record against Jose Mourinho, the main worry for the visitors should be their ongoing dearth of form at Old Trafford.
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This past summer, the numbers of humpback whales identified from the rock were abysmal — the team saw only eight instead of the usual dozens.
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The Gators got almost no opposition from No. 5 Virginia, which shot an abysmal 30 percent from the field in the 65-39 loss.
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It aggressively bid on live sports rights contracts, winning some and forcing ESPN to pay more for others, but its daytime programming was abysmal.
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It is precisely for this reason that his short tenure as press secretary to the president has been such a tumultuous and abysmal failure.
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Even when the publication praised elements of the new MacBook Air's design, it still awarded it an abysmal 3 out of 10 for repairability.
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"First of all... social media, quite frankly, is the toilet of the internet and what it's done to pop culture is abysmal," Gaga said.
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But access to the gold standard of palliative care is regretfully abysmal, a problem that has been shown to drive people to assisted suicide.
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He got only 49 percent of his first serves in, including an abysmal 31 percent in the second set that turned the match around.
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Depending on how you've been interpreting the news for the past few weeks, Sicario: Day of the Soldado has either perfect or abysmal timing.
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Abysmal. Watching a celeb you adore reading off a teleprompter with a celeb you disdain … it makes you feel like your blood is on fire.
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He and his mistress, Lisa Page called Donald Trump an effing idiot, loathsome, a bigot, an enormous D blank, blank, blank, awful, abysmal, a disaster.
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Trump's current poll numbers are abysmal — a new poll has him down seven points in Georgia, a state Democrats haven't won in a quarter century.
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Outcomes also vary significantly within states, with some districts and individual schools manifesting abysmal educational achievement for students with disabilities and high rates of segregation.
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But turnout, pathetically low for both caucuses and primaries, reflect the abysmal way the United States conducts elections more than flaws in the caucus system.
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Nintendo has recently built up an abysmal and justified reputation for not being able to keep even basic hardware in stock and available for purchase.
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" When it comes to the sort of trade he does believe in, it's moving away from relocating manufacturing to "a country where wages are abysmal.
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Veterans coach Nicki Miranda told the Teleraph the abysmal shooting percentages confirmed complaints from her players in warmups that the baskets felt too far away.
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Most Americans are in favor of net neutrality and a presidential veto wouldn't be a good look for Trump who already has abysmal approval ratings.
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But the chances of him emerging as the Socialist candidate for president remain high despite his abysmal approval ratings, now hovering in the mid-teens.
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But when housing is increasingly unaffordable, retirement savings rates are abysmal and wages are stagnant, how can the average American actually stick to the budget?
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Gareth: I'm looking at the tracklist now and there's only three or four songs I would say I actively dislike, but my voice is abysmal.
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The food was abysmal, Blink-182 pulled out thanks to lack of payment, and the lodgings and amenities might as well have been non-existent.
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Unfortunately, the wonderful screen doesn't make up for the HP's abysmal trackpad, so I don't recommend running out and buying this laptop in any configuration.
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The Canucks just wrapped up a six-game road trip with an abysmal 1-5 record, so it's possible Miller's tired of that shit, too.
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When it comes to Russian expansionism in the Western Hemisphere and the Kremlin's abysmal human-rights record, the American left mostly looks the other way.
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Though they stabilized from abysmal to average down the stretch, there was little to recommend on the Broncos offensive line coming into the Super Bowl.
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"On February and March of 2016, Peter Strzok said Trump's abysmal, Trump's an idiot," Republican Representative Jim Jordan, a Trump ally, said at the hearing.
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Hacking Team would go on to sell its products to countries with abysmal human rights records, such as Ethiopia, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
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While this launch isn't a game-changer by any means, it does seem to indicate Microsoft's commitment to Windows Phone despite abysmal market share figures.
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Maybe the team can sign some big free agents, though why a star would want to join a team this abysmal is an open question.
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Though Bloomberg might have the plushest coffers (and a truly abysmal record), Patrick is an equally horrible emissary from the gilded encampment of Wall Street.
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Traffic in the capital is abysmal, says the bus driver, who points out that unlike taxis he cannot swerve down side-streets to avoid it.
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"After ADM results yesterday, the market was surprised that Bunge didn't report quite as abysmal a result as ADM," said Seth Goldstein, analyst with Morningstar.
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Compare the current Senate's abysmal record with the Democratic-led Senate that President George W. Bush faced in the last two years of his administration.
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Knee-jerk reactions of many people will probably be a resounding no; after all, North Korea is a family dictatorship with abysmal human rights abuses.
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He refused to condemn Putin's abysmal human rights record, notably telling then-Fox News host Bill O'Reilly that US has "a lot of killers," too.
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"Chancellor Angela Merkel's handling of the crisis has been abysmal and shows that she is losing her grip on power," wrote the newsmagazine Der Spiegel.
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He has blamed abysmal offensive line and quarterback play on scholarship losses, calling this season "year one"—effectively wiping out his past two mediocre seasons.
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"First of all, social media quite frankly is the toilet of the internet and what it has done to pop culture is abysmal," she said.
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But it's not true now, and the abysmal polling on this tax plan shows that plenty of Americans feel duped and are angry about it.
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But if you compare Trump's performance since 1982, when the stock market started to take off after the early-'80s recession, it looks pretty abysmal.
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Some have urged Mr. Trump to raise North Korea's abysmal human rights record, which he highlighted during his State of the Union address in January.
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On the other hand, all of those films but one, "Only the Brave," a dramatization of a wildfire that killed 19 responders, received abysmal reviews.
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With about 40 percent of incarcerated people suffering from a chronic health condition, the overall health profile of people in jails and prisons is abysmal.
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Despite the investment of hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars and the earnest efforts of thousands of employees, the D.E.A.'s track record is abysmal.
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Editorial In the face of America's abysmal voter participation rates, lawmakers have two choices: They can make voting easier, or they can make it harder.
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And this is with an industry where we actually saw it coming, where we actually had industry-oriented retraining programs that were an abysmal failure.
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Phone lines to reach the IRS for taxpayers wishing to make payment arrangement was "abysmal," the report said, with average wait times of 221 minutes.
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These numbers track with the reliably abysmal Congressional job approval numbers — 74 percent disapproval, 13 percent approval, according to the latest Real Clear Politics Average.
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At the time, the candidate's fundraising was abysmal and Trump and his allies attacked Biden relentlessly as he slipped in primary polls against Democratic rivals.
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We romanticize adolescence because it's so malleable: a burst of change, physical and mental, that feels abysmal as it happens and irreplaceable once it's over.
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The 26-year-old from Clay, N.Y. has yet to win at home this season, going 0-4 with an abysmal 7.94 ERA in five outings.
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Woody, Orpheu the Wizard, Max Abysmal, and Casper Tielrooij will represent the Netherlands, while Son Fjord and Hayden Edward of Flying Turns will offer local support.
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Andrew Yang's campaign fired dozens of staffers this week after an abysmal finish in the Iowa caucuses, according to four former staffers who were let go.
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Both toys also accompany abysmal privacy policies that ultimately defer to Nuance's Privacy Policy, which states that the company uses collected data to improve its products.
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Other commenters suggest that the abysmal state of political literacy in the United States means the people can't be trusted to make decisions about their government.
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YouTuber Ryan Jacobs Flores has a powerful message for the LGBTQ community Representation is abysmal, so here are 15 animated characters the trans community has claimed
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The workforce is woefully unproductive—no surprise given the abysmal state of India's education system, which churns out millions of adults equipped only for menial work.
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The HomePod's abysmal repairability score means you should probably take good care of it — unless you want to pay the hefty fees Apple is asking for.
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But considering his abysmal track record with the ladies, any romantic happy ending for Huck is probably going to take alllllll season to put in place.
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The company's shares sold off after CSX delivered an abysmal quarter earlier this week, but Union Pacific beat Wall Street's earnings expectations in its Thursday report.
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The US, for its part, doesn't face the same abysmal maternal mortality rates, rampant human rights abuses, and other challenges that impoverished or developing countries do.
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In the blog, Google says it "won't bother you about outdated passwords you've already reset or merely weak passwords," like the ones topping this abysmal list.
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Let's be clear about something else: the economic theory President Trump has embraced with this budget, trickle-down economics, is an abysmal failure and a fraud.
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And by August 280, the last big date for movies to open in the US, the month was pacing an abysmal 22017 percent behind August 22016.
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This could be incentivized by offering better-trained workers better pay—currently, the pay for most is abysmal, which produces high turnover and often, bad results.
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A late flurry saved the second quarter from being one of the most abysmal 217 minutes of Dallas' season, and it very much saved this game.
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Should they keep up the abysmal pace, they would surpass the woeful 723 Mets, who, despite their legendary inability to play the game, managed 40 wins.
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An abysmal 37 percent of those 18 to 29 were aware of this fact, while 64 percent of those 85033 and older had the correct information.
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Instead, they revealed that Arabs in the Middle East were more enraged with their own abysmal leadership and consumed by their own religious and sectarian disputes.
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The United States, of course, doesn't struggle with the same abysmal maternal mortality rates, rampant human rights abuses, and other challenges that impoverished developing countries do.
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But an investigator called her back, Ms. Robertson said, and told her, lawyer to lawyer, that the department had previously discovered the center's abysmal record-keeping.
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With two months left in his second term, Bush's approval rating sat at an abysmal 25 percent, just one point higher than Richard Nixon's during Watergate.
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They note that the party holds an 8-point lead in the generic congressional ballot, and Trump's approval rating with minority and female voters is abysmal.
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Whereas you can choose not to use Facebook, limited options mean you're often stuck with your ISP (and its abysmal privacy practices) for the foreseeable future.
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Employees of the agency also kidnapped suspects and took them to third countries, where interrogations were outsourced to foreign intelligence services with abysmal human-rights records.
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Stuck within a euro straitjacket that has made it difficult for Italy to redress its economic imbalances, the country's economic performance since 2008 has been abysmal.
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But at the very least it ought to kick up a national conversation about America's abysmal voting system and one dead-simple way to fix it.
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And while the Red Raiders eventually found some rhythm, particularly Jarrett Culver (22 points) and Davide Moretti (27 points), the Wolverines' shooting never progressed beyond abysmal.
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With significant questions around its viability, Apple launched its innovative but imperfect iPhone in 2628, which Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer predicted would be an abysmal failure.
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TV sports viewing will 'go from bad to abysmal' in the coming months, but analysts say NBCUniversal and Fox are best poised to weather the coronavirus
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Early last year, facing abysmal poll numbers and a strong opponent in the presidential race, the party was approached by the now-defunct firm Cambridge Analytica.
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But McKinnie felt he had more to offer, so he landed in Luxembourg to play for a team called the East Side Pirates, who were abysmal.
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Over two straight abysmal seasons, the professional soccer team Sunderland A.F.C. performed so poorly that they were relegated to lower leagues, plunging the club into chaos.
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"[When Will & Grace premiered], LGBTQ representation in the media was largely abysmal, both in quantity and quality," says Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD.
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Students and teachers have complained of abysmal conditions in Detroit's public schools, including moldy walls, crumbling roofs and a lack of adequate heat or air-conditioning.
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Whether this case will count as progress in the abysmal treatment of women in his part of the world will not be clear for some time.
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If Trump is as abysmal, as he appears, we need to be ready to hold him accountable through political means, that is our duty as Americans.
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Newport, the Gallup chief, said Trump's struggles are unusual in that such abysmal numbers can usually be tied to a single, specific issue bedeviling the country.
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If it does, "Captain Marvel" will instantly become the highest-grossing film of 2019 -- a year that's so far been downright abysmal at the box office.
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Be clear, our Justice System has little understanding of how to treat addiction nor should it be their role and their abysmal outcome data proves it.
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Two decades ago, we learned that the Aum Shinrikyo cult attempted multiple chemical weapons attacks in Japan only to be met with abysmal and embarrassing failures.
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This perspective must be brought into view in the deliberations at the United Nations over the forthcoming resolution calling attention to Iran's abysmal human rights record.
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His third-quarter fundraising represents a nearly $1 million increase from O'Rourke's abysmal second fundraising quarter, in which the former Texas congressman raised just $3.6 million.
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" But he added, "The rest of the process has been so abysmal that Rio Tinto actually testified before the U.S. Congress how bad the process was.
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We understand that after Mr. Bloomberg's abysmal showing on Super Tuesday — his only first-place finish was in American Samoa — there was lots of second-guessing.
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In a statement Johnson called his past statements and policies on civil rights enforcement "abysmal" and charged him with creating a "racially hostile climate" in America.
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He can't shoot from literally anywhere and has a comically abysmal turnover rate that's a couple mistakes from becoming the league's worst, per Cleaning The Glass.
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Yet it ignores international-court rulings against its militarised island-building in the South China Sea and blocks UN criticism of its abysmal record on human rights.
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A new CNN poll out Tuesday finds that Trump and Clinton are tied with an abysmal six in 10 Americans viewing both of them as unfavorable candidates.
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We do know that Mar-a-Lago, Trump's "Winter White House," has abysmal cybersecurity, because Gizmodo reporters uncovered multiple vulnerabilities last year with the help of ProPublica.
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Some of the device's shortcomings (like its abysmal keyboard) were resolved with the release of the follow-up Cybiko Xtreme, along with a slew of other improvements.
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" Improving lives, and overcoming fears Ashton Lattimore wrote that "awareness of the United States' abysmal statistics on black maternal mortality has been growing" and noted that "Sen.
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Since Maleficent's release, Disney's live-action remakes have gotten progressively less and less original, culminating in 2019's abysmal shot-for-shot remake of The Lion King.
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And no matter who you blame — techies, NIMBYs, foreign investors — the general zeitgeist when it comes to actually fixing anything is an abysmal sense of intractable dread.
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Kevin Durant scored 28 points and Klay Thompson had 16 on an abysmal shooting night in which he went just 2 of 303 from beyond the arc.
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Since its peak of $20 billion in 2015, the fund has lost more than half of its assets as investors fled abysmal returns amid a bull market.
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" But he added, "The rest of the process has been so abysmal that Rio Tinto actually testified before the U.S. Congress [about] how bad the process was.
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One of the first Max-Q models was the Asus Zephyrus, which had great gaming performance that was stymied by abysmal battery life and awkward keyboard placement.
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One newly published account concludes that there was only an "appearance of dialogue" which failed to bridge the "abysmal philological and theological gaps" between the two camps.
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But thousands have already voiced their concern, with many tweeting back to McCain in anger and boosting an already abysmal reply-to-retweet ratio to historic levels.
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On October 20th the firm announced abysmal third-quarter results, which saw profits in its power division decline by half from the same quarter a year earlier.
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Any test will lead to a strong push for new, tougher sanctions at the United Nations and further worsen already abysmal relations between Pyongyang and its neighbors.
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Two Russian players, striker Alexandr Kokorin and midfielder Pavel Mamaev, have denied spending a vast sum on champagne in the aftermath of their abysmal Euro 2016 campaign.
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And in these abysmal depths lay untold billions in sunken gold, silver, and emeralds, not to mention priceless caches of cultural history thought to be lost forever.
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Apparently, when you're enlightened—if you can ever be that—you're actually in a much more abysmal, uncertain, and ambiguous place, but you're simply okay with that.
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Imagine a couch so abysmal that, for a moment, the people of the world cast aside their differing political opinions to rally together and hate on it.
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Kevin Durant scored 28 points and Klay Thompson had 23 on an abysmal shooting night in which he went just 216 of 238 from beyond the arc.
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Vice-President-elect Mike Pence has an abysmal track record when it comes to LGBTQ rights: he was against the 2011 repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
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In the letter, the senators said China had an "abysmal" human rights record with respect to freedom of expression and free access to information online and offline.
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While plenty of room for improvement remains for these schools, being pushed back into a district with an abysmal record is not an option for most students.
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I remember we had a secretary who showed up about half the time, was mean, surly and vindictive when she was called out for her abysmal behavior.
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"The truth about the emails is that Hillary's record as secretary of state was abysmal, and her lack of security left our secrets vulnerable," Mr. Brookover said.
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The amount of female tech leaders that make it to the job of chief information or technology officer is increasing, but the overall numbers are still abysmal.
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Within moments of returning to the air-conditioned calm of the clubhouse, Price said he had moved on from abysmal performance against the Yankees, his new nemesis.
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It's the worst-case scenario, especially combined with the fact that the U.S. doesn't have a national health care program and its protections for workers are abysmal.
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The turnout in the 2013 mayoral election was 26 percent of registered voters, and that was stellar compared with the abysmal 14 percent in last month's primaries.
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Ed Gillespie, an establishment Republican, won 57 percent of the white vote with a race-baiting Trumpist campaign, but an abysmal 19 percent of the nonwhite vote.
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The return on investment is abysmal, with only 25 percent of its graduates working in the legal field one year after graduation — and 50 percent unemployed altogether.
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If, people around him believe, the Iowa results had been reported properly, more attention would be focused on his abysmal finish and not the chaos in Iowa.
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Georgia led 31-25 at the half, due largely to an abysmal start from the field by the Tigers, who shot only 29.4 percent (10 of 34).
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"The past few weeks have been an abysmal, slow-motion train wreck in issues management for the Trudeau Government," Ottawa-based political analyst Yaroslav Baran told me.
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Compared with the statute's abysmal recovery rate, these collaborative efforts have secured millions in funding for conservation and have preserved hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat.
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Appallingly, just a month after the administration rewarded Malaysia with this upgraded trafficking status despite its abysmal record, authorities found dozens more bodies in the Malaysian jungle.
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If, in 2016, the Republicans do not substantially improve on Mitt Romney's abysmal performance among Latinos, immigrants, and women, recapturing the White House will be virtually impossible.
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When she took the lead on her husband's most important initiative as governor—raising the state's abysmal educational standards—she made an adversary of the teachers' union.
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The results weren't great — 62 percent from the free-throw line, 49 percent on 2-point jumpers and an abysmal 33 percent from the 3-point line.
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In light of drug prohibition's abysmal results, I made several recommendations, including abolishing the Drug Enforcement Administration, the architect and emblem of the government's war on drugs.
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After a flashy debut, the team's daily active user number takes a turn toward the abysmal, but just when everything seems lost, the number ticks up slightly.
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The latest report argues that despite efforts by the Obama administration to reform the system, deaths related to healthcare failures continue and oversight of facilities remains abysmal.
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Trump has no plans for tackling HIV/AIDS — and his team has an abysmal track record Trump has no plans for tackling HIV/AIDS — and his team has an abysmal track record As people around the globe mark the 28th annual World AIDS Day, public health officials and advocates say they are nervous about what the Trump administration will mean for prevention and treatment of the disease in the United States.
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Some analysts pointed an accusatory finger at the company earlier this month when companies like AutoZone and O'Reilly reported an abysmal sales quarter, though others blamed the weather.
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This abysmal figure is partially the result of gender discrimination, which female DJs in the US and Canada have discussed during two recent THUMP panels on this topic.
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But voter turnout in the US is abysmal compared to much of the world, and this could be linked, in part, to the fatigue induced by long elections.
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Biden's entire strategy is based on his "electability" over Trump, but his abysmal performances in Iowa and New Hampshire suggests his own party doesn't particularly care for him.
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That $9000 laptop from Acer, with the 21-inch curved display and two Nvidia 1080 GPUs, had battery life nearly as abysmal and weighed four times as much!
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Donors should not shell out unless a new regime proves serious about reform, starting with cleaning up Gécamines, the abysmal state-controlled mining giant, which pays the bills.
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For a variety of reasons, the other Republican campaigns and anti-Trump activists did an absolutely abysmal job sifting through his dirty laundry between June 2015 and today.
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He said the budget outlook for the district is "abysmal" and officials are exploring an additional $22 million in adjustments, which will impact every school in the district.
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France are arguably in the worst state of all the sides in the tournament: the World Cup was an abysmal mixture of boring, slow rugby and underwhelming backs.
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While the mental health care system in the United States is abysmal and in desperate need of more funding, this is a bit of misleading connection to draw.
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In one scene, the characters attend an open mic night at a women's club where they are subjected to an abysmal all-lesbian folk band, complete with bongos.
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Steinberg writes that he thinks a "forthcoming recession" and "abysmal" approval ratings will lead to Trump making a deal to resign from office to avoid facing criminal charges.
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Needless to say, right now, turnout in most races ranges between low and abysmal (for example, average turnout in a New York City Council race hovers around 15%).
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But it was an "abysmal failure," his lawyer, Julia Gatto, wrote in court papers, and after initially surviving on savings, his finances were hit by a cocaine habit.
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In the claim, the family says the state did an "abysmal job" monitoring Hacienda HealthCare, the long-term care facility that housed the woman when she gave birth.
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"Unfortunately, in 2016 pain management in the United States and all Western countries is still abysmal," said Dr. Friedrichsdorf, who noted that pediatric pain receives the least attention.
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Appallingly, just a month after the administration rewarded Malaysia with this upgraded trafficking status despite its abysmal record, authorities found dozens of more bodies in the Malaysian jungle.
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"The prosecution of sexual assault across our entire country is abysmal," said Christine Evans, a victims' rights attorney and legal director of the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation.
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Set against this abysmal reality, there were attempts at federal legislation that would have created something called the Automatic I.R.A. I wrote about it in detail in 2009.
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Graduation rates and test scores were especially abysmal at the big neighborhood high schools in the city's poorest neighborhoods, which served large numbers of black and Hispanic students.
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But the Fleshlight founder's reputation is controversial: he's waxed nostalgic in interviews about his time as an aggressive LAPD cop, and the company's Glassdoor reviews are generally abysmal.
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Without land reform, the A.N.C. and Mr. Ramaphosa will fail to lift a majority of the black people from abysmal poverty and will fail in ending social apartheid.
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There is a sense — Rachel Cusk, a writer whom Levy resembles, also takes up this idea — that humans (and especially men) are abysmal at asking other humans questions.
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The golden age of the blockbuster seems to have ended here in the US; not long ago, the abysmal Independence Day: Resurgence flopped at the domestic box office.
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Not only that, but the turnaround and success rates are abysmal, meaning these businesses have to wait weeks to months in order to receive payment, if at all.
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Yes, the man with an abysmal boxing record of zero wins against one loss is the go-to guy for elite-level boxers desperately clamoring for a payday.
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The funds have exploded in recent years as the popularity of passive investing has surged and the track record for active mutual fund managers has been mostly abysmal.
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Even if he continues his abysmal polling, at least 30 percent of the people in this country are likely to vote for him this fall, many enthusiastically so.
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Acquired in a trade with San Diego earlier this month, Shields has been abysmal through his first two starts with the White Sox, allowing 14 runs in seven innings.
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With the launch of an ad campaign for Gotti that wears the abysmal reviews from critics as a badge of honor, MoviePass is pulling a card from Netflix's playbook.
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Its top speed is disappointing and its range is abysmal, but you'll never need to remember to plug it in at night, or fill it up every few days.
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Add to that Trump's abysmal record on gay rights and overt hostility toward Latinos, and a Thiel-linked venture's arrival in the Mission carries with it a bitter irony.
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My hygiene was abysmal when I was a trans guy because I thought guys didn't wash their faces — but I like washing my face, I like having clear skin.
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The reason: It estimates about 25 percent of Surface computers will break within two years of ownership — an abysmal rate of reliability compared to other popular laptops and tablets.
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Where the package leaves a lot to be desired is in tackling the abysmal political and economic failure of fiscal policy and of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP).
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While we are roughly 51 percent of our nation's population, we still have abysmal representation in company boardrooms [and] legislative chambers, and only make up 20 percent of Congress.
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Earlier this month, we received some of the information, and the results it showed were abysmal: Only 262 people have qualified for TEPSLF, out of more than 38,000 applicants.
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And I'm not going to spend my time picking apart the truly abysmal conclusions and arguments the author is making, because plenty of other writers have done that already.
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So while "Control" is an utterly abysmal thing, visually and sonically, it's also ironically, as nihilistically pointless as the video makes the rest of the world out to be.
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"Looking beyond the operating results, Yahoo has failed in many other respects, including abysmal pay-for-performance, significant conflicts of interest, and egregious hiring and governance practices," Smith wrote.
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"Multiple iPhone price cuts did not stop China iPhone search trends from weakening further while February supplier sales were abysmal," Longbow analyst Shawn Harrison said in a note Tuesday.
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They had their chances, but BlackBerry misunderstood the difference between a button and a touch screen and delivered the abysmal Storm, a touchscreen that worked like a giant button.
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Turnout for midterm and municipal elections is abysmal, even though so many issues of national importance, from climate change to reproductive rights play out at the the local level.
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That our country elected a misogynist to its highest office does not change Romney's abysmal record on women's rights—or, for that matter, his cautious praise for Trump's presidency.
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Irrespective of where you stand on the legality, morality and practicality of President Trump's refugee ban, the way in which it was communicated at home and abroad was abysmal.
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The US has been described as one of the worst places to be a mother, with a maternal mortality rate that is simply abysmal compared to other developed nations.
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So, while the short-term performance is mixed and one can argue with a continuation of recent performance given the strong technicals, the longer-term outlook is quite abysmal.
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The movie opened in 2017 to abysmal reviews from critics and disappointing box-office results (it cost $300 million to make before marketing costs and earned $658 million worldwide).
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Mr. Khan has accused Mr. Sharif, the former prime minister, of running a "criminal syndicate," and he holds the Sharif family to blame for the country's abysmal economic condition.
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An estimated 100,000 North Koreans are toiling around the world in abysmal conditions: 12-to-16-hour days under constant surveillance, their wages and freedom confiscated by the state.
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It has also become the envy of Hollywood, with rival studios racing to create their own expanded universes, but often with mixed results (like last year's abysmal "Justice League").
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Image: Darron Cummings (AP)MoviePass' reality TV-level spiral from a promising startup to absolute shitshow hits all the markers for poor business management and abysmal consumer-facing service.
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But the 76ers were abysmal, finishing with a 10-72 record, and the team suspended Okafor for two games after he was involved in an altercation outside a nightclub.
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Gettleman praised Shurmur's steadiness after the team's abysmal start, and he was pleased with the effort the team gave down the stretch, especially after being eliminated from playoff contention.
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The collective is fighting abysmal maternal mortality rates among black and brown women, in addition to well-founded fears among women of color, said Chanel Porchia-Albert, its founder.
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That said, his last two seasons were disappointing for Panthers fans, which saw promising starts fall apart thanks to abysmal losing streaks in the second half of the year.
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Ferrari, which has not won a championship since 2008, was viewed by many Formula One experts as a team in disarray, especially toward the end of an abysmal 2014.
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"When you look at New York's abysmal turnout over the last several elections," Mr. Smikle said, "to have more African-American women on the ballot actually helps the turnout."
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Here's a visual tour of CES, the world's most important tech conference, with the hottest tech trends on display — and the abysmal stock market pushed firmly out of mind.
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Whales aren't sleeping soundly as it is, especially when you consider the abysmal end they're subjected to (one that I wouldn't wish on the talking ones at the cinema).
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One gaping hole in the film's critique of the system is in its failure to address the abysmal and exploitative working conditions within the meat processing and packing industry.
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Over the next four years, and beyond, we must work tirelessly to remove barriers to voting and encourage civic participation, especially among our younger generations that have abysmal turnout rates.
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For certain types of games and gamers they've become a new must-have, and 35-inches at this 21:9 aspect ratio means the vertical screen real estate isn't abysmal.
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I could see engineering and technician shortages increase, as not enough Americans pursue training in their fields and the diversity in the auto industry's highest ranks continue to be abysmal.
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You might have heard meteorologists and reporters throwing around the term "corn sweat" when speaking of the abysmal heat wave that should be enveloping all of us any day now.
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I had gone down to LA to start recording Abysmal Thoughts, and I got an email from him, which was the first time I'd heard from him in a while.
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That number is abysmal—nearly twice as poor as Tristan Thompson, Draymond Green, and Blake Griffin—and ranked dead last among all players who logged at least 25 such possessions.
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Sudan has long been stuck in an abysmal cycle, in which one ruler who fails to serve the majority of Sudanese is replaced by another suffering from the same deficit.
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Exclusively for GARAGE, Cheng and Haley Mellin discuss the connection between mind and body, the effects of software on culture, and the tension between deterministic narrative and abysmal base reality.
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She recently warned of the North's collapse, and the country's parliament has passed a human rights bill that will enrage Pyongyang with criticism of the abysmal treatment of its citizens.
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Despite their strong starts, last year's "Batman v Superman" and "Suicide Squad" lost steam at the U.S. box office quickly, weighed down by abysmal reviews and poor word of mouth.
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Early indications suggested turnout would likely be up from the abysmal levels of 2014, and that Democrats might be able to erode the GOP's traditional enthusiasm edge in midterm elections.
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So Biden wasn't the first obvious choice in the eyes of many moderate voters or party elites, and that was reflected in his abysmal performance in the first three primaries.
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Postpartum anxiety and depression, traumatic birth injuries, an abysmal lack of paid parental leave, judgment from family members, all of this is isolating, as well as physically and mentally debilitating.
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"Die Hard," which opens today at the Baronet and Criterion Center, has more than its share of bloody moments and blasted bodies, and it has some abysmal scenes as well.
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The DCCC hopes to face Knight, who has had abysmal fundraising and is likely wounded after a bruising midterm, so they have dropped nearly $500,000 in ads to kneecap Garcia.
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The abysmal test scores are highlighted in a federal lawsuit filed this month against the government by members of the Havasupai Tribe on behalf of nine students at the school.
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But because of its abysmal salaries, Arizona has such an acute teacher shortage that many schools are already hiring teachers without formal education training, some with only high school diplomas.
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Labour's health spokesman Jon Ashworth said in the recordings that the situation in seats outside cities was "abysmal", blaming the party's Brexit policy and voters' perception of leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Each company's specific utilization rates were abysmal: In 2017, Uber and Lyft had a 58 percent utilization rate, while it was 50 percent for Juno, and 70 percent for Via.
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I haven't always been a fan of her performance, but this season is weirdly turning into one of her best, even as the writing for her has largely been abysmal.
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But with Trump's rabid assistance and no shortage of abysmal crisis management from team Clinton, the scandal was overhyped ad nauseum as evidence of Clinton's arrogance and disregard for the rules.
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In 2015, he lead a study that found that 85 percent of queer and trans inmates said they had been held in solitary confinement and had "abysmal" access to health care.
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Is the show condemning The Simpsons for its abysmal response to the Apu cultural criticism, or is it sympathizing with the ever-present threat of being mobbed by performative political correctness?
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Across the City, employees have decided to stay put as uncertainty around the referendum brings hiring to a halt - in spite of a general trend for abysmal bonus packages this year.
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It's no question that sex education in the United States is abysmal (and might be getting even worse), but there's one safe-sex rule that pretty much everyone knows: Use condoms.
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Earlier this year, Luyendyk's season of The Bachelor had abysmal ratings (until it crushed Becca Kufrin on camera), and The Bachelorette is currently struggling with two PR crises regarding its contestants.
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Companies across the plastic supply chain are unifying around lofty plans to fix the world's abysmal recycling record as a way to simultaneously protect their profits and respond to growing pressure.
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This was not the same for AB InBev, which despite abysmal results in America, has little beer competition from in-store brands, is rarely sold online and faces ample growth abroad.
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Across the income spectrum, households that do make more money tend to spend it not on consumer goods but on better education and health care, public provision of which is abysmal.
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Its multi-class share structure, which is so abysmal it has inspired stock-index creators to reject the company from inclusion, excuses it from having to notify investors of any changes.
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Uber's app currently has an abysmal 1.6-star average rating in the U.S App Store, despite its rank as the No. 10 app overall, according to app analytics company App Annie.
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Stocks' stellar June followed an abysmal May, at which point a growing number of investors called for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to keep the economy growing.
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So long as the public's approval of Congress is abysmal -- with nothing but finger-pointing and posturing -- fewer people will have the confidence to take a risk and start a business.
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Mr Rauner took to blaming Mr Madigan for the state's abysmal finances and every other problem, accused him of having shady ties with trade unions and even called him a crook.
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The party's on-the-ground infrastructure across the country is in abysmal shape, which is one of the biggest reasons Democrats have less power than they've had in nearly a century.
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The Trump administration's response to Hurricane Maria, especially when compared to the mobilization mounted in the wake of other storms that struck the U.S. mainland, is widely viewed to be abysmal.
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I hope the review would include examining why community colleges have such an uneven record, including abysmal completion rates and frequent mismatches between the training offered and the requirements of employers.
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Given Congress's abysmal track record on even passing annual spending bills – something no-less than the Constitution calls for – this would effectively make the more than 35-year-old rule permanent.
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No, as a Quinnipiac poll released this week found, Trump's approval rating is now at the lowest point ever for a president at this point in his term: an abysmal 33%.
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If the abysmal 25th anniversary Raw is an indication, the show stands to frustrate more than entertain, but Mysterio's presence lends it the air of something magical, exciting, and, well, mysterious.
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I can easily see the X-universe succeeding where the abysmal Jem and the Holograms failed, giving us a bittersweet meditation on pop mania and teenage fandom augmented by mutant powers.
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Nominal wage growth really ought to do even better than that, to make up for the abysmal rise in pay workers suffered through over the first seven years of the recovery.
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The reviews weren't abysmal, but they weren't enthusiastic either: as of this writing, the film has a 49 percent positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 52 percent over at Metacritic.
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" Thomas Pullen, a recruiter for an industrial-chemical company, said that his company's scores were abysmal until he launched an internal e-mail campaign: "I told everyone, 'Hey, go to Glassdoor!
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"While his performance in Helsinki was abysmal, the policies coming out of his administration have been really good on Russia," said Luke Coffey, a foreign policy expert at the Heritage Foundation.
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" A statement released by the DRA notes a lack of options when it comes to accessible transportation options, citing the subway system as "mostly inaccessible," and Access-A-Ride as "abysmal.
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Ellmers' meteoric fall started just four weeks ago when Americans for Prosperity volunteers and activists began an aggressive grassroots campaign aimed at drawing attention to the Congresswoman's abysmal record in Washington.
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But her less-forgiving viewers will be watching for signs of genuine life, for cues that can either reinforce or soften her abysmal poll numbers for honesty and trustworthiness, for likability.
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No amount of the exploitation of fear and the revising of history is going to change what we know about the Republican Party and their continued abysmal record on gay rights.
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The US military's F-235 Joint Strike Force program may be in trouble due to its abysmal mission readiness rates, according to a report from the Project on Government Oversight (POGO).
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Added to the abysmal human rights situation in Iran and state-driven repression of freedoms, the current economic conditions has exacerbated an already chronic state of social dissatisfaction across the country.
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Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick (280 of 4, 76 yards) had his passes soar and bounce, and Giants quarterback Eli Manning (10 of 15, 65 yards) bobbed and weaved behind abysmal protection.
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Such policy and lack of firmness towards Tehran would only exacerbate the past mistake of deliberately decoupling Tehran's abysmal human rights record and its sponsor of terrorism from the nuclear negotiations.
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Belarus has a Soviet-style, state-controlled economy, an abysmal human rights record, and a president, Alexander Lukashenko, who shows no intention of giving up the power he's held since 24.
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Belarus has a Soviet-style, state-controlled economy, an abysmal human rights record, and a president, Alexander Lukashenko, who shows no intention of giving up the power he's held since 1994.
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If the GOP takes a hit of around 24 flipped seats they lose control of the House, which many see as a strong possibility, particularly given the president's abysmal approval ratings.
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It's built on the backs of volunteers and donors who dedicate their time, money, bandwidth, hardware, and resources to building an alternative to the abysmal logjam that is shoddy US broadband.
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On top of all that, they tour like fucking crazy; their longest break in recent memory was a six-month period to write their latest album, 2015's hugely successful Abysmal.
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The coaching staff is abysmal, and appears focused on minimizing Luck's talents when they're not busy bungling the clock or putting their defense on the field to lose the game late.
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The state of utilities in North Korea is abysmal, so the Trump administration should consider supporting local safety practices, at least initially, rather than providing technology that may be used properly.
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Mental illness, intellectual disability, brain damage, childhood abuse or neglect, abysmal lawyers, minimal judicial review, a white victim — these factors are far more closely associated with who ends up getting executed.
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After the company reported even more abysmal first-quarter numbers than expected, its chief executive, Elon Musk, announced a plan to raise about $2 billion by selling stock and debt securities.
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Due to intense levels of polarization in the electorate, a recession is not likely to take Trump's already abysmal reelection numbers much further down, although I would expect some modest erosion.
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Traveling in vehicles is generally safer for migrants, but there may still be hardships from the varying quality of food, abysmal sleeping arrangements or mistreatment from their guides or fellow migrants.
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A year ago, the basin was suffering its fifth driest year in over a century; another abysmal datapoint in one of the driest 2628-year periods of the last 28503,22019 years.
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Despite their abysmal form, it's too soon to give up on the Dodgers; they still have the best record in the majors, with the Nationals and red-hot Indians just behind.
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Developers of new antibiotics have witnessed abysmal sales and have been unable to recoup their R&D dollars because they are going generic by the time they actually achieve widespread use.
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Finally, abysmal conditions in Afghanistan — an explosive stew of ongoing conflict, foreign occupation, poverty, and a general sense of hopelessness — have fueled local radicalizations and produced fresh pools of ISIS recruits.
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The episode was widely criticized by the Mexican public and many politicians, and it embarrassed Mr. Peña Nieto, who watched his already abysmal approval ratings sink even lower after the visit.
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But another element of Amazon's abysmal performance in China is related to the failure of most Western tech companies there — endless spools of government red tape designed to strangle foreign competition.
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AOL's attempt, a hyper-local vertical of platforms called Patch that was edited by professional writers, fizzled out of existence — advertisers weren't willing to pay for ad space, and traffic was abysmal.
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But even without a record-breaker or a $2.33 million movie, the box office is still up 15.3 percent from last summer&aposs abysmal performance and 9.3 percent for the year overall.
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He has sided with a radical and disruptive teachers' union in resisting an education reform promoted by Mr Peña, which would require teachers in the abysmal state schools to take evaluation tests.
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But, if you're in the mood for some absurdist comedy, and don't mind abysmal dialogue that includes Venom waxing poetic about "a turd in the wind," then by all means, enjoy yourself.
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The result has been abysmal -- no legislative accomplishments to speak of beyond the confirmation of a Supreme Court justice and a White House staff that is divided and in many ways ineffective.
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Against this backdrop, the financial services industry is full of contrasts: Large, nimble banks and financial institutions thrive in a country with abysmal credit penetration, low financial inclusion and scary fraud levels.
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When Hawkins finds a business with an average five-star rating and clearly fake reviews on Google, she'll often go to its Yelp profile, where it will have an accurately abysmal rating.
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Very few have caused damage, due to its abysmal aim and Israel's magical Iron Dome, an aerial defense system that has destroyed incoming missiles before they ever get a chance to land.
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There are many reasons to fault Iran, including for its role in the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's brutal civil war; aid to Hezbollah; hatred of Israel; and abysmal human rights record.
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And although Google has made dubiously earnest attempts in the past to address its "insidious frat-house attitude," its abysmal diversity stats speak louder than any female emoji with a hardhat will.
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Your work productivity will be dropping to abysmal levels, even for you, because all day will be spent sending filth back-and-forth and taking pictures of your boobs in the bathroom.
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I might not have any of the winningest Heroes—Tinker, Drow Ranger, and Axe—but at least I'm not stuck holding an Outworld Devourer, which currently boasts an abysmal 2282% win rate.
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The Marlins are in the early stages of a rocky, franchisewide rebuilding project, and the team has lost 27 of its first 37 games after an abysmal 98-loss season in 2018.
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He would benefit, though, from a dash of humility by remembering that, given the abysmal turnout on Election Day, he won support from only about 16 percent of the city's registered voters.
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For a country like the United States with an abysmal unionization record of 11 percent, the targets would be ambitious — say, an increase in union density of 5 percent every five years.
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Thus, supply-side focused tax policies that encourage greater capital investment will, over time, increase the country's capital stock, which has been growing at an abysmal rate relative to prior economic cycles.
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Fearing a Communist contagion in Latin America, the U.S. backed the military, despite its abysmal human-rights record, providing some six billion dollars in aid and sending advisers to help Salvadoran troops.
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As long as the Iranian regime's bellicose rhetoric, terror machinery, and abysmal rights record remain unchanged, a better alternative for 2016 would be to support the Iranian people's aspirations for democratic change.
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NEW YORK, Jan 3 (LPC) - Trade wars, uncertainty about Brexit and a potential looming recession reduced US syndicated lending to US$2.11trn, an abysmal 20% drop from the prior record-year tally.
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Those abysmal times tend to fall on weekend evenings after a long day followed by a night out, when it's not uncommon to wait 20 minutes for a C train, for example.
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This season, the Knicks are on a pace to win 16 or 17 games, giving them a chance to break the franchise-worst record of 17 in the abysmal 2014-15 season.
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Macron bashed Russia's use of fake news, criticized the country's abysmal human rights record, and said he'd no longer stand by as Russia's allies in Damascus used chemical weapons against Syrian civilians.
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This metaphor is important because this leadership contest is merely a side show," Gallo said, before adding: "No matter what happens today, the parliamentary arithmetic regarding the current abysmal EU deal won't change.
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But it was a still a strong example of how The Walking Dead may be on its way to course-correcting after an abysmal ratings slump and a nihilistic and depressing first half.
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Servitude to its generals and their strategic obsessions has produced a weak democracy, abysmal governance and an economic performance that makes Bangladesh—once one of Pakistan's poorest parts—look like an Asian Tiger.
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Cline doubles down on the same theme in his subsequent 2015 book, the abysmal Armada, which is similarly devoted to imagining that nerds like him are the most important people in the world.
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New Orleans ranks third in the NFL in total offense (33 yards per game), but the defense has been abysmal, allowing an average of 23 yards in losses to Minnesota and New England.
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Because Mr Northam, a Democrat, had put on blackface 35 years earlier—and then done an abysmal job trying to explain it—nearly every elected Democratic official in the state demanded his resignation.
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"Issues of privacy, commercial use, and profiling are always present, and given the abysmal record of Rio's police, more technology will not help to chance a culture of violence and repression," he said.
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A state created by gold was now covered in farms—"factories in the fields," as Carey McWilliams once described them, where tens of thousands of migrant pickers did backbreaking work for abysmal wages.
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To be fair, Barea and Nowitzki bludgeon everyone to death in the pick-and-roll, but the Pacers are still allowing an abysmal 110 points per 100 possessions through their first three games.
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With these abysmal numbers, it is no wonder that Senate Republicans are trying to pass this bill in secret, with no hearings and without the public even being able to see the text.
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The lackluster, at times abysmal writing wouldn't much matter if "Resurgence" popped visually or featured a charismatic star who could lift a movie as effortlessly as Will Smith did in the first feature.
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Life for millions of young men in the Islamic world — and in Muslim enclaves in the West — is characterized by chronic unemployment, abysmal educational opportunities, social dislocation and widespread governmental corruption or indifference.
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In the meantime, the continued detention of children has shined a light on their abysmal treatment in custody — spoiled food, inadequate potable water, and the forcible administration of psychotropic medication, among other conditions.
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Meanwhile, eliminating the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored health insurance, which ties women to jobs with abysmal maternity benefits, will enable women to take jobs that line up better with their personal needs.
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The Knicks clawed back from their abysmal start and kept things relatively close, mostly thanks to Lopez, who scored 63 points while shooting 9 for 20 from the field and grabbing 20 rebounds.
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While the recommendations are not binding, they are likely to add to the pressures confronting President François Hollande, a Socialist, who is expected to pursue re-election next year despite abysmal popularity ratings.
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"The state of oil industry data is abysmal, given both antiquated collection methods and the political nature of some numbers," said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy and Economic Research, a consulting firm.
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Public health experts have said that Trump's response to the pandemic has been "abysmal," excoriating the president for downplaying the problem for weeks instead of preparing the US for the storm to come.
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Thanks to these remittances, thousands of students in Waziristan in the mid- and late 216s were able to enroll in modest private schools, which were an improvement on the abysmal government-run schools.
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The state of testing for the novel coronavirus currently spreading globally in the U.S. is abysmal, relative to other developed countries, but there are a number of efforts underway to help improve availability.
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A resounding victory in South Carolina would give Biden much needed momentum going into Super Tuesday after his abysmal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and his distant second-place finish in Nevada.
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Ms DeLauro was adamantly opposed to any cooked chicken from China entering US markets because of the food safety risks in the canning process (remember The Jungle?), and China's abysmal food safety record.
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His governing record in New York - a period that lasted 12 years, because he used his wealth and influence to change the law and give himself an additional term - was abysmal and destructive.
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Some critics were unphased—Pitchfork dropped an abysmal 0.6 on it, calling it "tard rock,"—but that didn't stop him from amassing a rabid, international cult following, one that continues to this day.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop notes, Democrats' map for 2018 is abysmal — the party has to defend 20183 Senate seats in 2018, 10 of which voted for Donald Trump by 18 points or more.
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Louis Charbonneau, U.N. director at Human Rights Watch, said the Saudi criminal justice system has "an abysmal record", marked by defendants being held for long periods without charge or trial, and often denied lawyers.
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"First of all... social media, quite frankly, is the toilet of the internet and what it's done to pop culture is abysmal," Gaga said in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel days after the performance.
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We head over to Pianos, a nearby bar with dancing, and chill for five minutes before deciding the music is abysmal and not worth paying the $7 cover for the upper-level dance floor.
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What they're doing: Companies across the plastic supply chain are unifying around lofty plans to fix the world's abysmal recycling record as a way to simultaneously protect their profits and respond to growing pressure.
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However, since then, he's turned out the abysmal Blair Witch and drawn criticism for casting a white guy, Nat Wolff, to play Death Note's main character, Light, instead of retaining Light's original Japanese identity.
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Rather than sinking into despair and pulling out the motherwort, however, young people everywhere have taken the events of 2017 as a rallying call to stand up and challenge our increasingly abysmal status quo.
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It's unfortunate that Half-Life 2, though reticent to throw in with the tropes of first-person shooting, is happy to lead with a silent hero, the most abysmal video game cliché of all.
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ABUJA, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria's parliament is resisting an attempt to underwrite the private companies that run the country's power sector with public money, saying they need to improve the "abysmal" service they provide.
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Here are some highlights: not surprisingly, Wednesday between 3PM to 4PM is when traffic is at its most abysmal during Thanksgiving week, but it becomes significantly less packed by 6AM on Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
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Thousands of students here in the southern state of Oaxaca have been without school for months as their teachers have taken to the streets, rejecting national efforts to improve the enormous, abysmal education system.
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Our critic wrote that "Independence Day: Resurgence," released last week, was plagued by "lackluster, sometimes abysmal, writing," and, with an opening of $41 million, the film did not exactly set the box office aflame.
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Its authors cautioned that the findings were only preliminary and identified problems that continue to fester, including abysmal conditions at the department's training academy and officers' persistent use of physical force against restrained inmates.
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Also problematic is Hawkins' American Sign Language, her only mode of communication in the film, which is abysmal -- halting, stilted and not at all like someone who'd been signing since she was a child.
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Bill Ackman has seen his hedge fund's assets cut more than in half from their peak above $20 billion in 2015 as institutional investors flee Pershing Square's abysmal returns amid a roaring bull market.
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Indeed, Hernández owes a lot to the United States, which has provided steady financial and political support, while turning a blind eye to an abysmal human rights situation and increasingly authoritarian and unconstitutional regime.
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In recent months, the crisis on the border has intensified, with reports of overcrowded border facilities where many people, including children, have endured abysmal conditions, of US Border Patrol agents mocking migrants and Rep.
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Whether by accident or design, the company did a truly abysmal job keeping its new flagship under wraps in the month or so following its likely intended unveiling at Mobile World Congress last month.
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Louis Charbonneau, U.N. director at Human Rights Watch, said the Saudi criminal justice system has "an abysmal record", marked by defendants being held for long periods without charge or trial, and often denied lawyers.
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Even if they made it outside (which some didn't—just giving up, plopping down in a chair, and hoping for the best), they found themselves in insane lines for Atlanta's abysmal public transit system.
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Though Severino had an abysmal start in the wild-card victory over the Minnesota Twins last week, lasting just one-third of an inning, he had clearly been the Yankees' best pitcher this season.
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The polls for the Senate bill were terrible The Obamacare repeal effort has seen abysmal ratings in polls and been buffeted by protests from liberal groups and raucous town hall meetings around the country.
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"Carbon pollution knows no borders, and the Trump administration's abysmal record of denying climate change and propping up big polluters makes cross-border collaboration all the more necessary," Mr. Newsom said in a statement.
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Their results, though, surprised investors: They immediately added some 3 percent to Morgan Stanley's shares after its outperformance; Goldman Sachs's abysmal trading results, meanwhile, wiped some 2 percent off the stock on earnings day.
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The Yankees also got a solid start from C. C. Sabathia, along with a home run and run-scoring single by Chase Headley, to bounce back from their abysmal performance in Sunday's season opener.
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Though protests still take place there from time to time — high-school students assembled there last June to denounce corruption in Egypt's abysmal education system — the police quickly break them up with tear gas.
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It starts with political insiders deciding to take aim at our police forces to distract from the abysmal failure of liberal policies to fix the horror of life in our inner-city black communities.
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In Virginia, Democrat Terry McAuliffe was a popular figure with a 54 percent approval rating, according to exit polls, whereas in New Jersey, Republican Christie had an abysmal approval rating of just 22 percent.
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While Arizona's lineup has done an okay job overcoming injuries to A.J. Pollock, David Peralta, and others―thanks largely to Jake Lamb's ascendance and Paul Goldschmidt's continued excellence―the pitching staff has been abysmal.
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Technically, it premiered at Cannes — if by "premiered" you mean "had a screening almost no press attended in the smallest theater at the Palais" — and garnered abysmal reviews from the critics who were there.
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So if you live in a rural area and the report shows that your broadband speed is as abysmal as you think it is—at least there might be some improvement in the near future.
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But his dream job is marred by "a cycle of anxiety" that makes him consider leaving -- abysmal pay, a lack of school resources, and critics who say teachers should just do their jobs without complaining.
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Yet, with childcare costs skyrocketing and unpaid maternity leave the norm, the hopeful unregulated sale of breast milk in America has become a symptom of the abysmal benefits offered to new mothers in this country.
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More than two dozen companies across the plastic supply chain, including ExxonMobil and Procter & Gamble, formed a coalition earlier this year seeking to pour more than $1 billion into improving the world's abysmal recycling record.
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Decades from now, when American students learn about this abysmal period of history, they'll discover that the man behind the collapse of American democracy wore a golden baseball cap with the word "cunty" on it.
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Your prosecution of the abysmal Klan case, that is your USP with the black community, so that's what you're going to talk about with it…I'm running ads on it in the white community, too.
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ExtraTV is Spicer's first major project since he released a book last summer about his brief time as press secretary in Trump's White House, titled "The Briefing," which opened to bleak sales and abysmal reviews.
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"The one thing we have in our favor is that socialism is an abysmal failure," Paul added, saying the difference between the capitalism of South Korea and socialism in North Korea is visible from space.
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His tweets on Friday morning were remarkable shallow and halfhearted, even by his abysmal standards: After seven horrible years of ObamaCare (skyrocketing premiums & deductibles, bad healthcare), this is finally your chance for a great plan!
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He'll be a free agent this summer, and given his unexplained absence earlier this season, his abysmal defense, and questionable passing, the Knicks might actually be better off using the Triangle to scare him away.
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Such abysmal ratings place even greater pressure on the Trump campaign to secure a larger share of white voters, particularly white suburban women and white college-educated voters, two demographic groups he is currently losing.
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On the other hand, if it is used for mischief or delay, or is otherwise manipulated or mismanaged for partisan purposes, it will only degrade what has already been an abysmal handling of this nomination.
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Teachers colleges in the United States have resisted proposals for raising entry standards along these lines, which is unfortunate given how abysmal teacher training is in this country compared with training in high-performing nations.
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But critics like The Intercept's Glenn Greenwald have argued that some donors such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar — which have abysmal human rights records toward women and gay citizens — may have less-than-ideal intentions.
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It is hard to point to much of anything that government does right anymore — look at the abysmal quality of our government schools and the collapse of ObamaCare, which was supposed to "save" families $2,500.
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Norbit (2007) With an abysmal 9 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the Eddie Murphy-led comedy was accused of not only failing to be funny, but of being offensive on a number of levels.
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Indeed, Trump's press lately has been dreadful, his campaign has been abysmal at the delegate selection game, his chances in prediction markets have dropped, and his general election polling has grown more dismal than ever.
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Miranda Sings, an aspiring internet performer with an abysmal voice, played by the comedian Colleen Ballinger, sets out to achieve the stardom she believes is her destiny in this spinoff of the popular YouTube comedy.
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The United States has long maintained a close strategic relationship with Saudi Arabia despite the kingdom's abysmal human rights record, and tacit American support for its brutal war in Yemen began during Barack Obama's administration.
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How tragic it is that today, while hundreds of millions of people live in abysmal poverty, the arms merchants of the world grow increasingly rich as governments spend trillions of dollars on weapons of destruction.
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"The statistics are abysmal," said Eileen McCaffrey, executive director of the nonprofit, which helps 5,000 students a year, including Mr. Polite, reduce and limit college loans and other expenses while also providing financial coaching services.
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The car battery died the first night, the dog had an, ahem, accident in the car, our snack situation was abysmal, and the sheer boredom of driving 1,700 miles made everyone a little on edge.
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Given the Trump administration's abysmal performance so far in installing a leadership capable of strategic decision making, it is crucial that America and the world hear a vision of leadership and commitment from our president.
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They understand that if a trade deal doesn't address China's currency manipulation, widespread labor abuses and abysmal environmental record, it's not what the 22019th-century economist David Ricardo called "comparative advantage"; it's a rigged game.
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He told the speaker that the polling on impeachment — which was abysmal at the time — was irrelevant to him until Democrats had a united front convincing the public that impeachment would be worth looking at.
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The numbers remain pretty abysmal for the Senate health care bill even if you only look at Republicans, with only 35 percent giving it their approval in the survey by NPR, PBS NewsHour, and Marist.
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And the performance specs of the I-Pace (90kWh battery, almost 400 horsepower) will hopefully make for better spectacle than the abysmal e-Golf challenge that ran before last year's Formula E race in Hong Kong.
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Aides have said the 38-year-old former investment banker will not take part in the Socialist primaries that are due to take place in January amid party infighting and abysmal approval ratings for Hollande himself.
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Remember, it was him, Strzok, who called the president an idiot, abysmal, and his girlfriend Lisa Page called him loathsome and awful, and Strzok said Hillary Clinton should win the 2016 election 219 million to zero.
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"ABI has an abysmal maternity leave policy, and it ranks companies (through its Top Companies program) on paternity leave policies," Brianne Huntsman, a now-former content curator and social media specialist at the ABI told me.
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Democrats have reason to feel good about Pennsylvania in 2018, with Trump's abysmal approval ratings, the natural momentum for minority parties in a midterm year, and that big court case that just swung in their favor.
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Nobody wants a fast lane for abysmal establishment programming like Mr. D, or Four in the Morning, or any of the other crap that nobody outside of Canada has ever heard of, and for good reason.
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In a world where cinematic universes have struggled to reimagine some of literature's classic icons, including this summer's abysmal The Mummy, The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter is the monster mashup that we really need.
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Movies on our list range from $233 million to $240 billion in gross; though Grown Ups 252 flaunts an abysmal Metacritic score (443), it ranks relatively low in the box office compared to other top earners.
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Uber had an abysmal second day of trading Yesterday, Uber closed its second day of trading down more than 18.8% from its IPO price, at $37.25 per share, with a market cap of $62.2 billion. 4.
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Trump advisor Navarro said Clinton's record on human rights abuse was "sketchy at best and abysmal at worst", highlighting her first trip to Asia as Secretary of State in 2009, where other issues were given priority.
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The New Republic, which in 2010 had an abysmal 21 percent of its bylines written by women and had only clawed its way up to 27 percent by 2014, jumped up to 45 percent in 2015.
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The Wall Street forecasting firm, which has been in front of most peers when it comes to talking up the bull market, again is diverging from the pack when interpreting what the year's abysmal start means.
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Mexico may have produced some fine performances down the years but when it comes to the crunch games they often fail to deliver, as evidenced by their abysmal recent record in the World Cup knockout stages.
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The comedy was star Melissa McCarthy's third #1 opening to date, but a critical drubbing and abysmal "C+" CinemaScore fueled what's shaping up to be a 60% slide into the second weekend's estimated $10.2 million take.
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But in the absence of surgeries and other medical interventions, that approach was an "abysmal failure," Joshua Safer, the executive director of the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, said.
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Yes, they had Peyton Manning, but it was the final season of his career and his worst one: He averaged only 211 passing yards and posted a 33 percent interception rate and an abysmal quarterback rating.
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Finally, North Korea's abysmal human rights record, which while as a matter of strategy has not been included on the agenda for the Trump-Kim summit, casts a pall over diplomatic engagement with the Kim regime.
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Interest rates for checking accounts have been abysmal for decades, but recently many banks are starting to offer high-yield checking account products — banking options that can net a substantial return to those who use them.
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Andrew M. Cuomo ordered them to step up their scrutiny of the industry in response to a series of articles in The New York Times that revealed abysmal pay and working conditions among nail salon workers.
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Neutrino's leadership—its CEO, chief research officer, and chief technology officer—are all former members of Hacking Team, a controversial firm that sold spy tools to governments with abysmal human rights records before getting hacked itself.
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Financial Services Roundtable CEO Tim Pawlenty said Republicans would be responsible for "an abysmal failure" if they can't pass a sweeping plan to cut tax rates and revamp deduction, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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And while the first group of borrowers were technically eligible for forgiveness under the 2007 law last year, CNBC reports the program so far looks like something between a bureaucratic shit-show and an abysmal failure.
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I was an abysmal student who learned to read two years later than my classmates, who never studied or completed homework — but in public schools evacuated by white families, administrators pampered those of us who remained.
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Adding to the Niners' favor was a 37-8 rout over the Packers in Week 12 of the regular season, though head coach Kyle Shanahan said Green Bay's abysmal performance was no cause for over-confidence.
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If we nominate someone like Pete who's great with older white voters in Iowa but abysmal with people of color and young voters (our most loyal voters), we might as well hand the nomination to Trump.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Global prosecution and conviction levels for human trafficking are "abysmal", a senior European security official said on Thursday, urging states to invest more in combating a crime that affects millions of people.
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Downtrodden liberals finally had a night to celebrate after a year of abysmal electoral returns that started with President Trump's shocking White House upset and dragged on through several high-profile special-election losses in 2017.
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But he noted that the primary rules in New York have changed since 2018, when it was the only state in America to hold a separate state and congressional elections, driving down turnout to abysmal lows.
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"No amount of petty and pathetic attacks will mask the lethal combination of a Republican Congress that has failed to achieve results for the American people and a president with historically abysmal approval ratings," Aguilar said.
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It is in these moments that Delhi Crime blurs the lines between hailing the force for a job well done in spite of their abysmal working conditions and becoming a perplexing love-letter to the Delhi Police.
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Yet despite the city's abysmal global rankings, working people from all over Pakistan still flock to the city — only to end up on the doorsteps of the rich, sometimes as modern slaves, sometimes as freelance trash pickers.
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The story alone wouldn't have been so bad—Breitbart's track record on science news is abysmal—but when the US House Committee tweeted out the link, it lent credibility to the story that it simply didn't deserve.
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It's a way for me to voice my bone-deep distaste for both candidates, and to send a message to Washington that they can't expect us to all fall into line when they offer such abysmal choices.
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Joshua Corman, who sits on the Health Care Industry Cybersecurity Task Force, which falls under the Department of Health and Human Services, paints an abysmal picture of the state of cybersecurity at hospitals around the United States.
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To start, Democrats routinely embrace the celebration of the "free market" and the American "dynamic economy," even though our abysmal economic model is run increasingly like a kleptocracy, which drains the wealth from millions of average people.
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Such abysmal marketing is already falling flat with voters: only 25 percent of Americans like the plan and just 14 percent believe they will get a tax cut, according to an NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll.
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Even so, the sales of all three platforms are pretty abysmal compared to the West—the 2.2 million Japanese sales of the PlayStation 33 are but a teensy fraction of its nearly 36 million units sold globally.
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Paired with the president's poor performance ratings--and an even more abysmal numbers for the GOP-led Congress--the election looked like the perfect opportunity for the Democrats to set the narrative for the 2018 midterm elections.
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Even the decision to cut loose an insignificant, frankly abysmal little comedy like Jury Duty was agonized over — before it would end up in the sale bin, that movie had to pass through any number of filters.
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"The record of the federal government where consultation is concerned is abysmal at best," said Ernie Crey, chief of Cheam First Nation east of Vancouver, adding that it is up to the courts to decide on vetoes.
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DeVos's performance during hearings was abysmal—she not only cheated on her homework but also did little to assuage doubts that she was a radical intent on undoing the American public school system as we know it.
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With no democratic mandate, and an abysmal failure to fix the financial and economic crisis in the island and to overcome the destruction and post-hurricane debacle, the pro-statehood government is again playing the statehood card.
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The U.S. government's long track record of such interventions in the region is abysmal at best and requires us, as Americans, to urge our leaders not to go down this pathway again because it never ends well.
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Though gender inequality in the workplace is still a widespread global issue easily quantifiable with statistics in the wage gap or the abysmal percentage of female corporate executives, misogyny in Asia runs uniquely deep with implied expectations.
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Recent news reports have uncovered that legislative aides have an abysmal lack of options for recourse when it comes to reporting fellow staffers or lawmakers for harassment leaving many to remain quiet out of fear of retribution.
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"The Wild Life" (Lionsgate), an independently financed animated movie, took in about $3.4 million, while a horror movie, "The Disappointments Room" (Relativity), more than lived up to its title, with an abysmal $1.4 million in ticket sales.
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However, recent scientific investigations that evaluated this policy have revealed an abysmal rate of compliance in peer-reviewed publications, reporting that "NIH policies have not resulted in significant increases in reporting results by sex, race, or ethnicity".
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While the ongoing conversation about diversity in the fashion industry (in modeling in particular) has focused primarily on the abysmal lack of color on the catwalks, the casting practices for ad campaigns have been pretty whitewashed too.
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The tech giant released Manchester by the Sea to box offices and made nearly $39 million dollars, while Netflix released Beasts of No Nation online in tandem with theaters, making an abysmal $91,000 in the box office.
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Such abysmal marketing is already falling flat with voters: Only 25 percent of Americans like the plan and just 14 percent believe they will get a tax cut, according to an NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll.
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What is particularly distressing about all of this is that Michigan State's leaders seem to have learned little from the abysmal response by universities like Penn State and Baylor to reports of sexual abuse in sports programs.
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The New York State Education Department said Thursday that it would not take control of Hempstead School District on Long Island, which has been troubled for decades by abysmal graduation rates, crumbling school buildings, violence and corruption.
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He lent a sympathetic ear to all those who voiced their problems on the show, including a person with cancer, a teacher with an abysmal salary and a woman whose house was slowly rotting after a flood.
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Arick Wierson, who was Bloomberg's media advisor when he was New York's mayor, sketched out suggestions for next steps, and noted that his abysmal debate showing has raised the stakes for Bloomberg in the South Carolina debate.
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Neither did driving up the company's debt load — then shoveling those costs onto the back of consumers already pissed off by the endless price hikes and abysmal customer service for which the pay TV sector is notorious.
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The S20 Plus and Ultra both support sub-6 and millimeter wave (mmWave); the latter delivers much faster network speeds (think 1 gigabit per second), but its range is abysmal and it currently doesn't quite work indoors.
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Harrison, 31, signed a one-year contract extension with Detroit worth $11.25 million just six months ago, but he hinted at retirement in December after the Lions finished the season with an abysmal 3-12-1 record.
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During the abysmal performance, Carey told the audience, "I'm trying to be a good sport here," before closing the show with a diva-esque, hands-in-air mic drop and screw-you-2016 exit from the stage.
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"The regime has launched these baseless allegations against her in an attempt to distract the international community from its abysmal treatment of the Cuban people, especially the ongoing arbitrary detention of dissident Jose Daniel Ferrer," Pompeo said.
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Among the alarming numbers for the Trump campaign: In Philadelphia, the biggest city in an important swing state, suburbs that used to vote Republican for president now are for Clinton, with Trump an abysmal 40 points behind.
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That's still abysmal compared to similarly sized laptops that don't have touch displays—the non-touch Dell XPS 13 can last 13 hours and 24 minutes while the 2018 Apple MacBook Pro lasts 10 hours and 35 minutes.
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"The best hope is a commitment to de-escalate the rhetoric and to work together to improve an abysmal situation," Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, who has spoken at length with Putin numerous times, told me.
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Despite its abysmal image quality, there are still a few photographers who love the Game Boy Camera's lo-fi aesthetic, including Matt Gray who discovered an old-school photography trick that finally lets the peripheral produce color images.
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Couple that with the fact that access to mental health care in this country is already abysmal, and it helps explain why the treatment rate for women with PPD can be so absurdly low: less than 15 percent.
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"Universities have done an abysmal job of getting legitimate conservative speakers onto campuses," said Brian Levin, a criminal justice professor at California State University, San Bernardino and director of the university's Center for the Study of Hate & Extremism.
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It includes a handful of pivotal-seeming scenes from Endgame, although it certainly won't give you a full picture of the movie — and the quality is so abysmal that you won't get the glossy Marvel cinematic experience, either.
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I don't really know how a clutch is a more convenient way to pick up items than a keyboard or traditional mouse button binding, but basically at this point I'd do anything to improve my abysmal PUBG performance.
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But while Pence's performance Tuesday evening will be a bright spot in what has otherwise been an abysmal stretch for the Trump campaign, it's not immediately clear whether a vice presidential debate will impact the race more broadly.
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One year ago, Dara Khosrowshahi took over the reins at Uber amid a series of spiraling, self-inflicted scandals, with the promise to right the ship by rescuing the ride-hail company's abysmal reputation on safety and privacy.
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Regardless of whether you believe the women who have made allegations of sexual misconduct and cruelty against Kavanaugh, I hope you can see one glaringly obvious fact: By the standards of a job interview, Kavanaugh's performance was abysmal.
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Curry disappeared for long stretches of this game and finished an abysmal 6-20, thanks in part to the Thunder's grunts, who beat the living hell out of him every time he tried to run through a screen.
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If there's anything we learned from the advent of "fake news" and its spread across social media at alarming rates, it's that most people have abysmal media literacy, and struggle when tasked to separate verified information from hogwash.
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I say infamous because it was not particularly well-liked upon release for a variety of reasons: it was dark, the frame rate was abysmal (we're talking single digits in an era before PC versions), and maze-like.
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The flip side of Pakistan's success in Tests is that the country's ODI team is abysmal: it has fallen all the way to ninth in the world, outside of the automatic qualification berths for the 2019 World Cup.
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