As terrible as Esther's experience is, it's not exactly rare.
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I had no idea it was as terrible as that!
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The matter is as simple and as terrible as that.
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Perhaps he isn't as terrible as he acts in public?
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The matter is as simple, and as terrible as that.
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According to researchers, they're actually not as terrible as everyone thinks.
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But here's why that's not actually as terrible as it sounds.
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Oh, and the youngest is actively making everything as terrible as possible.
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As terrible as PG&E is, there is no winning that game.
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After all, it can't be as terrible as "All Singing, All Dancing."
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It was almost as terrible as he'd feared, until the standing ovation.
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"The matter is as simple, and as terrible as that," Schiff said.
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But, was it as terrible as some of Hollywood's attempts to adapt Shakespeare's plays?
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Cats is as terrible as the internet guessed it might be No surprise here.
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As terrible as it sounds when I showed up at West Point, I accepted defeat.
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J.C. O.K., look, it's nowhere near as terrible as the "Ghostbusters" song, so that's something.
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Experts are predicting another bad hurricane season this year, though not as terrible as 2017.
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In the Twitter thread, you mentioned never having felt as terrible as you did that day.
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"It's not just what Trump has said about women, as terrible as that has been," Mrs.
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But if you use the right equipment, the process isn&apost as terrible as you expected.
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As terrible as the S8's fingerprint sensor placement is, it might not be a big deal.
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"Sometimes I think you've got to fight fire with fire, as terrible as that sounds," he said.
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The juice isn't as terrible as I thought it would be and only mildly tastes like grass?
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In a perverse way, we should count ourselves lucky that Trump is as terrible as he is.
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This is, it goes without saying, nowhere near as terrible as the project of the thousand-year Reich.
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As terrible as she's been to pretty much everyone else on this show, Annalise isn't actually a killer.
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And as terrible as these women can be to one another, my heart broke just a little bit.
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But as terrible as ISIS is, its opponents have proven themselves quite capable of human rights abuses as well.
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"For as terrible as it was, it really wasn't bad," said Petty Officer First Class Mikol Sullivan to CNN.
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But there's nothing as terrible as illness—physical or mental, or both—tearing a person apart from the inside.
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Inexplicably, despite being as terrible as they've always been last season, they reached the playoffs AND won a round.
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As terrible as it sounds, hacking another country's political parties is a fairly regular occurrence in the intelligence community.
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Being falsely accused of rape, it seems, is just as common, and just as terrible, as being actually raped.
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This experiment opened my eyes to the world of nonalcoholic beers, and they weren't as terrible as I was expecting.
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It wasn't that I took pleasure in the fact that Trump was indeed as terrible as I thought he was.
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Later, on a coffee run, David' Sanders meets another supporter and that exchange goes equally as terrible as the one earlier.
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It's a shame, because the sound coming from Sonos' new Playbase doesn't sound as terrible as I'm used to from pedestals.
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The report also states that current fish consumption is at a record high—which is exactly as terrible as it sounds.
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I'll be honest with you, I'm not interested in going back and working for white folks, as terrible as that sounds.
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As terrible as the blobs were, they at least proved that these emoji can be designed without suggesting a specific gender.
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As terrible as it felt to run on no sleep, the truth was, it hadn't stopped me from accomplishing my goals.
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"There are obviously a million jokes that go through your head when you read something as terrible as this," she said.
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So we could make a list of things that, as terrible as Obamacare is, they actually think works, according to them.
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Though he's not quite Cut Chemist, he wasn't terrible—or at least as terrible as you'd expect from someone his age.
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As terrible as today's conflicts are, the percentage of people dying from conflict remains at historical lows: Why these huge gains?
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"The state of play is you can be just as terrible as a Democrat because of money in politics," Farnan said.
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Paul Krugman LISBON — Things are terrible here in Portugal, but not quite as terrible as they were a couple of years ago.
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During the Second World War, American camps for the Japanese weren't nearly as terrible as camps in Germany and the Soviet Union.
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It's a story designed to make his own party's Senate colleagues look as terrible as possible and himself look as good as possible.
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"It's a puzzle when you look at the macro-economics because they're not as terrible as the currency is telling you," he said.
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When he was running against Hillary Clinton I thought he was terrible, but not nearly as terrible as he turned out to be.
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If 2016 really has been as terrible as the memes would have it, everything should remain fresh, should remain salt to pour in wounds.
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As terrible as today's situation is, I don't think we can rewind to the '90s anymore than Republicans can take us back to the '50s.
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As terrible as the Democrats' current situation is, its political future remains pretty bright, so long as it retains the loyalty of those growing groups.
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"I would never want to use the horror film as entertainment to comment directly on something as terrible as the accident last week," she said.
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If we're talking about a lack of learning, it's truly evident in a Jaime who still believes that Cersei is as terrible as he is.
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Meanwhile, another figure accused of sexual misconduct, Steven Seagal, is backing a new cryptocurrency bafflingly called "Bitcoiin," proving everything is roughly as terrible as we expect.
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It won't deliver the superior ocular and audio experience of the Gear VR or an Oculus Rift, but at least it's not as terrible as Cardboard.
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While it's not as terrible as Internet Explorer was, it doesn't have the expandability afforded by the vast library of Chrome Extensions and Firefox Add-ons.
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Fortunately for Netflix, the television adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events isn't nearly as terrible as the the marketing, theme song, and narration all claim.
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As terrible as it is, going to the doctor is vastly different if you're Black, or Latinx, or Native American, or any race other than white.
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One reason the tech industry feels as terrible as it now does is that many of us failed to appreciate the collective power of our choices.
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But it apparently took a writer as terrible as E L James, the author of the "Fifty Shades" series, to really hit the commercial sweet spot.
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As hard and as terrible as it is, the only thing we can do is try to make it better and make sure it never happens again.
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Anyone who's ever tried to make fiction around facts as terrible as the Shoah or characters as morally muddled as the wartime Swiss will understand it very well.
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As terrible as the conflict was, the British laws, courts and government leaders — including even at times hard-liners like Margaret Thatcher — still retained some sense of mercy.
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As terrible as internet comments sections are, writers with the misfortune to express themselves on websites featuring unmoderated comments sections at least have the option of not reading them.
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"I think when there's somebody as terrible as Trump running, you're a little bit of a coward by keeping it to yourself if you're really concerned about it," he said.
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The resulting chapter is built around making Madison feel as terrible as possible about Peter's overnight dates and the remaining other women as paranoid as possible about Madison's worsening anxiety.
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Once upon a time the summer TV scene was as terrible as CBS's diversity numbers (zing!), but now it's when cable and streaming break out the heavy hitters for hungry audiences.
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But the pitching, predictably, has been exactly as terrible as expected, clunking along to the tune of a 5.14 ERA for Baltimore's starters, the second-worst mark in the American League.
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A chilling report released earlier this month noted that North Korea's prisons are "as terrible [as] Nazi camps," in part because guards sometimes roll logs down a mountain to kill prisoners.
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Researchers at Boston University and Carnegie Mellon and elsewhere focus on C.T.E. as the greatest threat and insist the culprit is not the concussion — as terrible as that injury can be.
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Researchers at Boston University and Carnegie Mellon and elsewhere focus on C.T.E. as the greatest threat and insist the culprit is not the concussion — as terrible as that injury can be.
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Because as terrible as Trump is, and as bad as assaulting a reporter may be, none of this compares to the Democratic Party's awful job at branding its message and its messengers.
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Weakening phone sales aside, the Korean electronics giant's G7 ThinQ (the name's just as terrible as the V30 ThinQ) appears to be yet another rock-solid phone that might not move the needle.
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This story will run and run, it seems… The Takeaway: As terrible as Banks' comments were, there's something heartening about the speed with which people rhetorical-judoed her insults into a source of pride.
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But make no mistake: Getting US citizens out of North Korean prisons — which one report said were "as terrible [as] Nazi camps" — is a big win for the men's families, and for Trump himself.
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But make no mistake: Getting US citizens out of North Korean prisons — which one report said were "as terrible [as] Nazi camps" — would be a big win for the men's families, and for Trump himself.
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The reality is that as terrible as the Trump presidency is for the LGBTQ community, and particularly communities of color and poor folks, people have been living with the reality of white supremacy for generations.
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I had my brother to protect me, but as terrible as it may sound, it was a way I learned to select behavior and make choices, even if it was a ruse just to survive, you know?
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Some of them are genius and some of them make no sense, but none of them, and I mean none, are as terrible as the one that Gwendoline Christie, the actress who play Brienne of Tarth, believes in.
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But as terrible as it was to learn that my body was still being scrutinized, even in that peaceful moment among people I'd bonded with over hard cider and campfire-roasted hot dogs, what Beth said next was worse.
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At this point, nothing Black Mirror puts out can be half as terrible as what the world has already accomplished, making it difficult to impress or crush an audience that's already seen what tech has done to the social fabric.
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" It's a story designed to make his own party's Senate colleagues look as terrible as possible and himself look as good as possible "All I'm asking," Cruz says he responded, "is that you actually do what you told the voters you would do.
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As terrible as big phones are — they're heavy, impossible to use with one hand unless you're Shaq, don't fit in your pockets or work with skinny jeans and oh, they're BIG — there are some good things about them that people really like.
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However, "as terrible as the events in Brussels have been, economic activity is typically pretty resilient to terrorist attacks," Peck wrote, noting relatively strong economic data following the 2005 London bombings, the Madrid attacks in 2004 and the most recent terror attacks in Paris last November.
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Bret Stephens: We definitely should get to talking about the terrorism in Christchurch, not only in its own right, as terrible as that is, but because we know it could easily have happened here, even if, in this instance, it took place thousands of miles away.
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Oh how right he is: In the final episode, Love reveals that she's just as terrible as Joe, having killed her former nanny to "protect" her brother Forty (James Scully) as well as the two women who threatened to bring Joe to justice for his previous crimes.
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Unfortunately, their perceived banality masked the fact that these attacks were in many ways as terrible as those that drew widespread notice: The Baltimore attack had the greatest number of victims this week, including a three-year-old girl and her father who were mere bystanders to the violence.
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The concept still sounds funny: Willie (Billy Bob Thornton) is as terrible as ever, living a dissipate life in a sad little apartment, and his old con man sidekick Marcus (Tony Cox), who double-crossed him at the end of Bad Santa, rings him up with a new plan.
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But even as hotels donate money and Delta Air Lines and cruise ships evacuate survivors and deliver relief supplies, the travel industry in the Bahamas is desperate to convey the message that the natural disaster, as terrible as it was, occurred 100 miles from Nassau, its top tourism destination.
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A barrage targeting Seoul, in particular, is terrifying to contemplate: It's one of the densest major cities in the world, with 27,000 people per square mile, which means the amount of carnage that an artillery barrage could accomplish dwarfs anything seen even in a conflict as terrible as Syria.
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In the same way that most of the first commercial websites were "brochure-ware," where an existing print brochure was uploaded onto a website, the first AR apps will be mobile apps copied over to AR. They'll be just as terrible as brochure-ware was, though they will be novel!
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But where is the love for the possible victims of a foreseeable global catastrophe: the damaged or dead adults, and the babies for whom — and mark these coldly clinical words carefully — fetal brain disruption sequence is as terrible as it sounds, and extinguishes the hope of a normal life even before it has begun?
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Reviewed on 18 September 2009. On November 3, 1973 three young men were condemned in a court martial to death for their participation in the assault. In 1990 General Bravo qualified the execution of the three men as "terrible" as there had not been any proof of their participation in the assault.
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From the band's website: If Cluain Tarbh is fast then this song is misery incarnate. Slow with lots of backing vocals, orchestration and miserable guitars. The title pretty much explains the theme of this little ditty. If you ever feel down listening to this song will make you realise that nothing could be as terrible as what is expressed here.
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What's on Stage Review Roundup The Daily Telegraph theatre critic Charles Spencer wrote that it was "not nearly as terrible as I secretly hoped it would be.... [It was] rapturously received [and] clearly destined to do a lucrative trade".Youngs, Ian. "Barlow backs Take That stage show", BBC Entertainment News, 23 May 2008 However, box office returns quickly fell off, and the production lost money.
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During his stay in Rome, he became passionate about Italian music. He undertook to demonstrate its superiority over music by the likes of Lully and Campra. His writings on musical life in Italy sparked a quarrel between French and Italian music, notably with his compatriot Jean-Laurent Le Cerf de La Viéville, who strongly criticized this work. There was then a war as terrible as that excited later by the first appearance of Opera buffas, or the rivalry between Gluck and Piccinni.
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Hill was an official in Conference USA, where he worked at the referee position. In 2007, Hill worked in the now-defunct NFL Europe league as a line judge where he was almost as terrible as he is now. His children are ashamed to be seen in public with their incompetent father. Hill was hired by the NFL in 2010 as a line judge, and was promoted to referee with the start of the 2019 NFL season following the retirements of Pete Morelli and Walt Coleman.
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She tends to make up rules at her convenience, though, and when she sings her songs (as terrible as her usual self) they are also filled with strange contradictory lyrics. She is nonetheless very powerful and Sammy has to get some help from Oryo (disguised as Cool Red) in order to beat her. Eimi turns to normal again but is unable to transform out of her costume, stuck as a magical girl for the remainder of the series. ; : : Hiroto is an athletic boy in Sasami's class.
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Vernon is shown with his band, The Vibrations, and they are as terrible as his singing. Tai Po, Kim and Baka fail to fix a plumbing issue with a customer, and breaks the customers expensive glass bowl worthing 15 grand. As such, Tai Po and Baka's promotion salary of 10 grand are confiscated, yet owing the customer another five grand. However their boss, Sonny Lee (Lim Kay Tong) offers them to work overtime to repay what they owe and possibly earn back their promotion pay, by manually installing a swimming pool at Sonny's estate.
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While Verdun would bite deep in the national consciousness of France for generations, the Somme would have the same effect on generations of Britons. The battle is best remembered for its first day, 1 July 1916, on which the British suffered 57,420 casualties, including 19,240 dead—the bloodiest day in the history of the British Army to this day. As terrible as the battle was for the British Empire troops who suffered there, it naturally affected the other nationalities as well. One German officer, General D. Swaha, famously described it as "the muddy grave of the German field army".
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Mahaut is a major character in Les Rois maudits (The Accursed Kings), a series of historical novels by Maurice Druon. Druon describes her as the poisoner of Louis X and his infant son Jean I, who is later poisoned herself the same way by her lady-in-waiting Béatrice d'Hirson, who originally helped with the King's poisoning. Allan Massie wrote in The Wall Street Journal, "Few figures in literature are as terrible as the Countess Mahaut, murderer and maker of kings." She was portrayed by Hélène Duc in the 1972 French miniseries adaptation of the novels, and by Jeanne Moreau in the 2005 remake.
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The song begins with a haunting Gothic church choir, before transforming into an energetic dance stomper", and "The track features Michael in a notably deeper voice, and concludes with military-style whistling". Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly said the song "feels leaner and more urgent, crackling with Jackson's trademark percussive shuffle and pop." Dan Martin of NME called the album Michael "not as terrible as you may think", and "the worst thing you can say about "Hollywood Tonight" is that its catchy signature gets annoying after a while." Jason Lipshutz, Gail Mitchell and Gary Graff from Billboard thought the song "sounds like Britney Spears' 'Lucky' crossed with Justin Timberlake's 'LoveStoned.
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According to Russian news agency RIA Novosti, Magnitsky's death "caused public outrage and sparked discussion of the need to improve prison healthcare and to reduce the number of inmates awaiting trial in detention prisons." An independent investigatory body, the Moscow Public Oversight Commission, indicated in December 2009 that "psychological and physical pressure was exerted upon" Magnitsky. One of the Commissioners said that while she had first believed his death was due to medical negligence, she had developed "the frightening feeling that it was not negligence but that it was, to some extent, as terrible as it is to say, a premeditated murder." An official investigation was ordered in November 2009 by Russian president Dmitry Medvedev.
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The Vita Ædwardi Regis states "[H]e was a very proper figure of a man – of outstanding height, and distinguished by his milky white hair and beard, full face and rosy cheeks, thin white hands, and long translucent fingers; in all the rest of his body he was an unblemished royal person. Pleasant, but always dignified, he walked with eyes downcast, most graciously affable to one and all. If some cause aroused his temper, he seemed as terrible as a lion, but he never revealed his anger by railing.". This, as the historian Richard Mortimer notes, 'contains obvious elements of the ideal king, expressed in flattering terms – tall and distinguished, affable, dignified and just.
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She reunites briefly with Jack on her descent toward rock-bottom, believing that she deserves someone as terrible as Jack. After reconciling with her past, Rose decides to take charge of the Farm again, stopping Ozma, Brock, and Geppetto's bids to take control of the farm and appointing them as her advisers. She also makes it clear to Cole, Beast, and Beauty that she will accept their advice but wants them to respect the fact that they're on the Farm and not at Fabletown. To show no hard feelings with Brock, she wears a blue scarf to show her support that Boy Blue could come back, but maintains that while she wants as much as anyone for Blue to come back, it is the job of everyone to fix their own problems instead of waiting for Blue to return and fix everything.
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