Onuaku raised his free throw percentage from a completely atrocious 47 percent as a freshman to a slightly less atrocious 59 percent as as sophomore.
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But then you see the process and quality — it's atrocious.
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"In capital letters: ATROCIOUS," said the prominent designer Karim Rashid.
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Starting on Friday, I usually spend atrocious amounts of money.
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"The state of our healthcare system is absolutely atrocious," Rep.
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Several other Indian cities are nearly as atrocious (see table).
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According to Anita Dearly, Cruella has always been this atrocious.
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Even by Syria's atrocious standards, these are exceptionally deplorable developments.
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Oddly, the Browns have not been truly atrocious this year.
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It was the final indignity after years of atrocious basketball.
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The Raiders, it should be noted, were atrocious this season.
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Also, the color selections in the app's UI are downright atrocious.
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We urge you to immediately investigate this atrocious and unlawful conduct.
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For as long as I can remember, I've had atrocious handwriting.
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The standard of sound quality among gaming headsets is frankly atrocious.
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The atrocious human-rights records of some participants were barely mentioned.
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The sexual abuse of children is always atrocious, difficult to comprehend.
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China has an atrocious record of looking after its pristine areas.
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Defensively, however, Kanter is just atrocious at times, especially on switches.
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That is the most atrocious thing I've ever heard: buying patriotism.
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"It's an atrocious policy," Scaramucci said on CNN's "New Day" Monday.
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What our veterans have to endure with the VHA is atrocious.
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Refuse the binary of the terrible past and the atrocious present?
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Once upon a time there was an atrocious company called Six4Three.
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Some mattresses are atrocious although the price would have you thinking otherwise.
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But it was a dish obviously birthed in an atrocious cultural construct.
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Its sad and atrocious that we dont teach financial literacy in school.
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In particular, most of Google's apps are simply atrocious on the iPad.
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More reforms will likely be needed, given Uber's fairly atrocious safety record.
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That is an atrocious breach of trust, for an already beleaguered product.
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It's hard — I'm not totally mentally there, and my score is atrocious.
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I speak atrocious French but try to practice as much as possible.
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"We've been atrocious," Holtmann said of the defense the past two games.
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" Manchin told Politico: "What they did to Al was atrocious, the Democrats.
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Think about what someone even more atrocious that Trump would look like.
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This marks one of Iran's most atrocious mass executions in recent times.
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"What they did to Al was atrocious, the Democrats," West Virginia Sen.
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But Hinkie's zig meant rolling out an atrocious team year after year.
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" He later apologized for the remark, calling Khashoggi's slaying "atrocious" and "inexcusable.
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"The things he says are atrocious," said Ms. Dura, a political independent.
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Ms. Neistat described the health care provided to asylum seekers as atrocious.
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Walker scored 254 points for Charlotte, which overcame atrocious first-half shooting.
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But redrawing the line to separate the harmless and atrocious might help.
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In Nevada, Trump's atrocious approval rating with Hispanic voters clouds Republican Rep.
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"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he wrote.
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"We were atrocious in the first period," Capitals Coach Barry Trotz said.
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His handwriting is atrocious, according to one member of the defense team.
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Also, their websites are atrocious, and offer no help in picking parts.
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One global administrator pointed to a particularly atrocious translation from English to Portuguese.
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"The rules and regulations within our country have been absolutely atrocious," Trump said.
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To say that Mandela does not belong to all South Africans is atrocious.
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And to be more specific, their approach to switching was, at times, atrocious.
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It's wonderful and atrocious and so oddly satisfying all at the same time.
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He was atrocious at bragging in a year when self-aggrandizement was king.
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" Barrack issued an apology on Wednesday, calling the Khashoggi killing "atrocious and inexcusable.
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But Jon doesn't have a chance to tell anyone about Dease's atrocious history.
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At a Cabinet meeting Monday, Trump condemned the "atrocious attack," promising speedy action.
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There is going to be some atrocious things that are gonna come out.
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"Letting him suffer the way he suffered was just so atrocious," Braham said.
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"Our fourth-quarter offense has been atrocious," Warriors forward Draymond Green told reporters.
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Afghanistan's rugged terrain and atrocious roads would make even a peaceful election tricky.
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But Judd also appears to have his own connection to the atrocious event.
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That, combined with the high beltline and long body, means visibility is atrocious.
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"Our fourth-quarter offense has been atrocious," Draymond Green said after the game.
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But to be honest, I have atrocious handwriting, and deciphering it is arduous.
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In a nutshell, Odysseus and his men are returning from a long, atrocious war.
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China is no U.S. ally, and its track record on human rights is atrocious.
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They should lambast his atrocious beliefs about taxes, immigrants, health care, or anything else.
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Peace, if it sticks, would remove the regime's main excuse for its atrocious behaviour.
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United face Stoke at home, with Mark Hughes' men on a particularly atrocious run.
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Now we can see this horribly one-sided deal in all its atrocious detail.
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Boston finished with only 72 points, shooting an atrocious 31.8 percent from the floor.
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In developing countries, which account for the majority of pupils, many schools are atrocious.
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Avila, the family's attorney, described the situation as "atrocious," in an interview with PEOPLE.
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Cristoph: The problem with single-player games is that the AI is mostly atrocious.
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Some of which is atrocious and unfair, and some of it might be justified.
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The administrative law judges at its regional offices have had an atrocious track record.
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He wonders every day how people could think he's capable of such atrocious crimes.
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The dialogue is awful, the acting is atrocious, and there are dead-end subplots.
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Museum of Jewish Heritage "Let the atrocious images haunt us," Susan Sontag once wrote.
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Forget Biden's atrocious display at the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito.
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But his spelling was atrocious and he was impatient, so he tried photography instead.
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" At his own news conference, Mr. Prieto said, "This Chris Christie shutdown, it's atrocious.
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Trump called it "an atrocious attack" and said he'll decide on a response soon.
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They showed little remorse for committing atrocious acts like torturing and dismembering their victims.
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This is the main cause of the atrocious air pollution that plagues Ulaanbaatar each winter.
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When the president said to me that up to five hours ago it was atrocious.
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This was obviously foreshadowing their imminent breakup because they were both atrocious at the activity.
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Additionally, she's neither graceful nor classy by continuing to stand by her husband's atrocious behavior.
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They were Japanese — they attacked Pearl Harbor, they did atrocious things to prisoners of war.
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She believes the atrocious education system has led to a society that is "intellectually blind".
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There's always atrocious Thursday games to complain about, and overhyped Sunday Night games to disappoint.
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"Wait until you have a 7-year-old, the clothes are atrocious," Cindy Collison wrote.
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The future: The Braves are atrocious, the Falcons are mediocre, and the Thrashers left town.
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Yet this atrocious crime is often committed right under our noses, in our own country.
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And it is because Trump is so atrocious for their party and for the country.
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My grandmother tells her the recipe and my mom cooks it, and it's absolutely atrocious.
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But what happened to Broom in the execution chamber was atrocious in its own right.
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Another atrocious, navel-gazing laughingstock — Walt Whitman — published the first edition of Leaves of Grass.
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Was the spelling in it as atrocious as the spelling in Cunningham's early fashion reporting?
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President Andrew Jackson's atrocious American Indian removal program gave us the powerful Cherokee memorial letters.
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I've recently developed the atrocious habit of starting four books simultaneously and not finishing any.
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"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he wrote five hours later.
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We studied the atrocious treatment of Union troops at the infamous Andersonville prison in Georgia.
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"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," he said in one tweet.
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The travel ban is atrocious policy, and makes us less safe and undermines our American ideals.
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Willie Mitchell and Erik Gudbranson are one of the most atrocious defence pairings in the league.
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The Knicks were atrocious last year and, though better this year, have only flirted with a .
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This is the perfect start to the day because the weather has been atrocious in Nashville.
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Bernice says Cardi is using a platform that her parents made possible in an atrocious way.
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Cleveland's Juiciest Asset Is Not Really That Juicy The Brooklyn Nets are, officially, no longer atrocious.
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"What Carter did was abhorrent and atrocious but I'm not sure it was manslaughter," Medwed added.
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They do genuinely atrocious things that they can't justify to themselves, much less to the audience.
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The allegations against him detail atrocious crimes, and he can no longer effectively serve the Commonwealth.
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In the face of an atrocious act the Christian ideal can seem to many people inappropriate.
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He was criticizing the media for creating false equivalencies that minimized Trump's atrocious and repugnant behavior.
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It's almost hilariously atrocious—but the laughter dies in one's throat, because the production demeans Rossini.
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It is an atrocious way to govern and it is up to the Senate to resist.
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The old Harlem company presented lots of choreography that was atrocious, as well as several classics.
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It can get pretty atrocious in the smoking room, but I always say something about it.
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Eventually, the wind picked up, reducing the city's pollution down to its usual, atrocious winter level.
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His family sued, and courts ultimately allowed a lawsuit against the police for their "atrocious" conduct.
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Kramer denied the accusations, calling Dushku's words "atrocious lies" in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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Nothing new to see here, nothing new can come of it, and I think that's atrocious.
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Jurors determined his crimes were "heinous, atrocious, or cruel," and met the criteria for the death penalty.
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For whatever reason, they couldn't get the licence from RCA, meaning there's an atrocious counterfeit version instead.
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Every moon is atrocious and every sun bitter: Sharp love has swollen me up with heady langours.
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She has lived with those atrocious feelings all these years, and the trauma even affected her marriage.
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" He said Democrats behaved "absolutely atrocious," citing their "leaks of important documents to the statements they made.
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The battery life on the latter is downright atrocious if you enable the always-on ambient display.
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It's human to look for reasons, to find any cause that could explain senseless or atrocious acts.
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The assistant can't play music from Spotify, and when it plays music off Amazon, it sounds atrocious.
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But the data points, apart from if they're absolutely atrocious, aren't going to change the Fed's thinking.
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Apple Music's search is particularly atrocious, and Spotify's search engine found no matches for my Drake query.
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"That's the reason we decided to get into this space… It was an atrocious experience," he said.
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But that all changed in the wake of an atrocious chemical attack on Syrian civilians, including children.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is like your smart, funny, incredibly accomplished friend who somehow still dates atrocious idiots.
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Any team that would put Andrew Weissmann on it with his atrocious track record was always suspicious.
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In his interview, Gattie showed that he "harbored very atrocious, racist views about black people," Kammer said.
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Their offensive explosiveness masked some atrocious goaltending last season; those figures have not improved much this year.
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Meanwhile, officially non-profit sectors also have atrocious outcomes or are havens for the rich and influential.
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The president described it as "atrocious" and "horrible" during brief remarks to reporters before a Cabinet meeting.
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Making matters worse, the voice work (notably from Aaron Paul, Sean Bean and Lena Headey) is atrocious.
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Russell, a rare bright spot for the team this season, was also atrocious, going 2 for 11.
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Prior to his firing, he was using an alternate identity in his work with this atrocious group.
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"It is absolutely atrocious and outrageous what Russia did in Salisbury," British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson said.
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" And after Trump's atrocious Charlottesville comments, Simmons said of Trump, "He's not acting on any real belief.
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Kyle Kashuv has accepted without reservation that what he wrote as a 16-year-old was atrocious.
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Peterman was atrocious again on Sunday, completing 22012 of 244 passes for 103 yards and 210 interceptions.
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"It was atrocious," said Howard A. Rosenblum, the chief executive of the National Association of the Deaf.
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Hate is rising as memories disappear, and deniers spread false and atrocious narratives to undermine those memories.
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"From a debt sustainability perspective, its demographics are truly atrocious over the next 30 years," said Lascelles.
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Iconic Sydney, choked in bushfire smoke, is swamped in some of the most atrocious air on Earth.
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When we lived in the city it was atrocious — I worked in my bedroom, from coffee shops.
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When we lived in the city it was atrocious — I worked in my bedroom, from coffee shops.
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Elon Musk is supes annoyed with LA's atrocious traffic and wants to dig a tunnel under it all.
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Why can you elevate Bill Clinton again to this level when he has done so many atrocious acts?
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There are still people who behave in atrocious ways... we have to watch, as with any other perspective.
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The average amount of time that passes before a major company notices a data breach is pretty atrocious.
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Trudeau is definitely a better partner than David Cameron, who embarrassed Obama with his atrocious table tennis game.
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Trump was scratchy with Price anyway because of his questionable advice and atrocious results on health-care repeal.
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What America cannot do is to improve the atrocious local governance that creates the grievances the Taliban exploit.
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" Guy Benson, a Fox News contributor, called Trump's answer on whether he believed U.S. intelligence or Putin "atrocious.
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But the closed-door session with Price and Verma on Saturday was "pretty atrocious," said Connecticut Democratic Gov.
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Arya got him right in the throat, as if to silence that atrocious accent once and for all.
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I wanted it to fix my sleep by providing real smarts and insight into my atrocious sleeping pattern.
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Yet to get lost in the words is to miss the Point, if you forgive the atrocious pun.
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He called the separation policy "atrocious" and "inhumane" and said the president should consider the "optics" of it.
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We are so sensitive about this because for much of the 20th century, British food was pretty atrocious.
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"We presume he is responsible, because of his influence in the area, of this atrocious crime," Ceballos said.
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I've taken it on the chin for 60 years about my atrocious Cockney accent in the first movie.
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Mr. Pompeo called the reporting "atrocious, ridiculous and inaccurate" and said the C.I.A. had not paid the Russian.
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"I am sorry beyond words, and embarrassed beyond belief, at this atrocious conduct," Bishop Checchio wrote to him.
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" On his way to losing the fourth set, he said to the umpire during a changeover: "You're atrocious.
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US President Donald Trump vowed a response in the next two days to the "atrocious" suspected chemical strike.
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Gul also said Turkey wants its extradition request fulfilled since "this atrocious incident happened in Turkey," Anadolu said.
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I recall a TV broadcast of "Carmen Suite" in which, despite the choreography's atrocious antimusicality, she did the same.
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After years of images from this atrocious war being screened around the world, they are faces we know well.
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These incidents point to two frequent complaints about Ms Suu Kyi's government: atrocious communication and a penchant for centralisation.
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He seems unconcerned by the president's atrocious human-rights record, and has indeed condemned the Arab uprisings of 2011.
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But the patina of this poetic act is tarnished by some atrocious acts that Wieder commits against other poets.
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The greatest capitalist success story of the 21st century is a communist regime with an atrocious human-rights record.
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Once on the plane, the $2186 airline wifi is atrocious, and my emails keep getting stuck in my outbox.
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Most Android apps — including many apps that are made by Google itself — look absolutely atrocious on a large screen.
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The country received an atrocious rating from the World Bank and Netcraft in a 2015 analysis of Internet connectivity.
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She had neither any furniture nor money to buy one after paying the atrocious security deposit for the flat.
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I am typically either good at public speaking or atrocious, depending on the day and how caffeinated I am.
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The reasons are different, but both have suffered from commodity-price falls as well as from atrocious economic management.
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But many advances in the status of Aboriginal Australians have been prompted by revealing atrocious conditions and ill-treatment.
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But the perpetrators of even the most atrocious deeds seem to have nothing in common beyond their personal insignificance.
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Many of us are (finally) familiar with the atrocious Jim Crow voting laws used to kill Southern black politics.
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As she relived these atrocious experiences onstage, over and over again, Ms. Gadsby built up a kind of callus.
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Mr. Elsheikh said ISIS' killing of a captured Jordanian pilot by burning him alive in a cage was "atrocious."
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"The shoes come in ballet flats, sneakers, heels, boots, and even men's dress shoes, and are all equally atrocious."
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This atrocious misdeed led me to introduce the Ending Tax Breaks for Private Prisons Act, in coordination with Sen.
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Reasonable minds may differ as to whether these factors will outweigh the atrocious and cruel nature of his conduct.
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What's atrocious about torture is that someone else is afflicting you, and you don't know when he will stop.
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The wait was better than the "atrocious" queue he had seen after he left work at 4:30 p.m.
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"The individual mandate I thought was atrocious, was wrong and shouldn't have been in Obamacare at all," he said.
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And the combination feels gross and exploitative, like we're just watching these atrocious images for the cheap thrill of it.
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Atrocious, said Kashif Ahmed, a financial planner in Bedford, Massachusetts and himself a college professor for more than 20 years.
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"Atrocious," said Kashif Ahmed, a financial planner in Bedford, Massachusetts – and himself a college professor for more than 20 years.
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And it wasn't long before a top Venezuelan official weighed in, condemning what she called an "atrocious and vile" ad.
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Others view Mr Khan as a hothead who will further inflame Pakistan's already atrocious relations with India, Afghanistan and America.
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Though the name for it is straight up atrocious, the Womanizer had some nice features the other products don't have.
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Including the two games Butler's missed, Minnesota's defensive rating is an atrocious 117.5 when he's not on the floor. 3.
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In doing so, Garner's work is hard to forget: aesthetically impressive, they imprint these atrocious stories on the human psyche.
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However, the U.S. does not deploy troops in other countries based on atrocious human rights records — such as Saudi Arabia.
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That's tied to an 2300-inch screen that has a resolution of 2300 x 2100 and frankly atrocious viewing angles.
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Holding space for Goff is Case Keenum, who was atrocious in a Week 1 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
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This was an absolutely atrocious smear by a disgraced democrat elections chair, the former chair now on the way out.
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"It's an atrocious policy," former White House communications director and Trump ally Anthony Scaramucci said on CNN's "New Day" Monday.
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Their defense was atrocious throughout the regular season and sputtered when it mattered most in the Finals, particularly in transition.
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Welfare rolls have increased dramatically, inner-city schools are atrocious, drug use has skyrocketed, and shootings remain an everyday occurrence.
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Some believe his undeniably atrocious 28.2 percent mark from beyond the arc is a result of Philadelphia's front court logjam.
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Nevertheless, the atrocious violence reflected attitudes toward Vietnamese that divided the two peoples and made the Vietnamese subservient to Americans.
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The economy has been so atrocious for so long — the country now has one of the highest debt-to-G.
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" The weather outside continues to be atrocious—"an instalment of English life paid to him on account here in Paris.
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"These plans are atrocious, and entirely predictable," said Sharon Buccino, senior director for lands at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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That's why they suggested the McAllen Public Library as the best venue for promoting this atrocious piece of cultural appropriation.
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Afghanistan's rugged terrain, widespread poverty and atrocious roads would make it hard to conduct an election smoothly even in peacetime.
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Without him, they're atrocious, with the offensive rating, defensive rating, and net rating of a lottery team, not a playoff contender.
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HANNITY: And of course, this pit bull Andrew Weissmann who I think has a pretty atrocious record that we have found.
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After the attack, bleeding and in "atrocious pain," one pregnant woman went to a local clinic for treatment, the report said.
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In their efforts to placate Mr Kim, other leaders have all but gone silent on the North's atrocious human-rights record.
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He said he saw "atrocious" repair work in some homes at Naval Station Norfolk, where Lincoln Military Housing is the landlord.
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Though some tabloids say this watch is going to "take on Apple," the Dial looks just as atrocious as its predecessor.
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During the hearing, a Bucks County, Pennsylvania, judge told Kaplan his behavior was "corrupt, perverted, atrocious," according to local media reports.
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Now, M&M's is taking seasonal candy to a new level, with a Valentine's Day-themed flavor that sounds positively atrocious.
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Brad Lander, a councilman who represents Park Slope, called the plan "atrocious," saying he felt blindsided by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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Custin said Scott's Hispanic outreach while running for governor in 2010 was "atrocious," but that he has learned from his mistakes.
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It could work, but it's a huge gamble from a defensive core that has been atrocious for a couple seasons now.
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"The government of Cameroon has an obligation to investigate this atrocious crime urgently," said Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the high commissioner.
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Among those who spoke out were vehement detractors of dubbing, who argued that dubbing is an atrocious experience for the viewer.
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Verizon had already tried to anoint an iPhone killer before the period Gates is referring to: the absolutely atrocious BlackBerry Storm.
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"There are leakers in the comms shop, there are leakers everywhere," Mr. Scaramucci said, calling the practice atrocious, outrageous and unpatriotic.
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It's difficult to maintain a sense of outrage over Android's atrocious track record of providing upgrades to users year after year.
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Last season, the Blazers outscored opponents by 1.3 points per 100 possessions when those two sat, but their offense was atrocious.
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" In a statement on Wednesday, Mr. Barrack said: "The killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was atrocious and is inexcusable.
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I was very tired, I must have passed out briefly, suddenly I jumped out of the bed with an atrocious noise.
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Reggie Bush isn't throwing in the towel on Johnny Manziel just yet ... despite his atrocious 4-interception debut in the CFL.
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Or at least it was, until Zack Snyder came along and started screwing up the measurement systems with atrocious DC universe bombs.
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"It reminded me of when I first read Dante's 'Inferno' - it was absolutely awful, living conditions were absolutely atrocious," he told Reuters.
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Even more atrocious is the fact that state security forces are responsible for 22018 percent of the violent deaths in the city.
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Infrequent communication with the outside world brings atrocious accounts that might be true, though I haven't seen any of these first hand.
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This one can display photos that you take in 3D, but the results aren't great, and worse, the screen quality is atrocious.
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There were lots of items that I got stuck with and had no hope of selling because the pattern was so atrocious.
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And yet, periodically, news breaks that a country with a particularly atrocious human rights record gained a seat on the UN body.
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Exposing the truth re: the Left having been oh-so-guilty of atrocious actions and attitudes of which they've falsely accused others.
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Joe Manchin went further: "What they did to Al was atrocious, the Democrats," the West Virginia Democrat said on a Politico podcast.
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He just extended a White House invite to Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, sparking immediate criticism because of Duterte's atrocious human rights record.
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In other words, Samantha Bee, she then apologize, or Bill Maher the stuff he said over the years that are pretty atrocious.
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You know, for someone who has endured atrocious treatment by the American government, she has an enduring faith in our democratic principles.
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We stand united with our friends in the UK, and our hearts and prayers are with the victims of this atrocious violence.
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The Jets' atrocious pass protection and running game (14 carries, 33 yards) would have undermined any quarterback, Bowles said, not just Fitzpatrick.
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The embattled German lender on Monday produced a rare positive surprise: second-quarter results weren't quite as atrocious as analysts had feared.
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On the whole, that's not an atrocious number, but it badly trails positional peers like Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Kevin Durant.
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But even though Detroit's defensive numbers are atrocious when Johnson is on the court, he's steadily transforming into a dependable wing stopper.
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Not all was atrocious—Houston ultimately finished with the NBA's third-highest net rating, second-best offense, and won a playoff series!
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Their defense has been atrocious, and even with some positives to point to on offense, the season is just a massive disappointment.
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The offense got three touchdowns from Christian McCaffrey, who looked virtually unstoppable on runs and screen passes, but Carolina's defense was atrocious.
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However, it cannot come at the cost of atrocious human rights violations, destroying the livelihoods of American workers, and destructive environmental practices.
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He cast an 'atrocious' vote against black America There's something else many white conservatives miss: The contradiction between Thomas' words and actions.
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It is atrocious to promote the threatening sexual slavery upon any woman, and criminal to threaten the First Lady in this way.
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In his interview, Gattie showed that he "harbored very atrocious, racist views about black people," Georgia Resource Center attorney Brian Kammer said.
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The fact that Turner – who will be released today – only served three months in the end makes this all the more atrocious.
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You'd think Osweiler has the edge over Kessler, just because he doesn't have the taint of playing for last year's atrocious squad.
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Instead of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady or Rams Coach Sean McVay, the biggest topic ahead of the Super Bowl remains atrocious officiating.
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As was customary for someone accused of such an atrocious act, Bellingham's body was "anatomized," meaning his remains were studied by medical scientists.
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There are two women in particular that have absolutely made these atrocious films even remotely watchable – Robbie's Harley Quinn and Gadot's Wonder Woman.
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Not to do so condones such atrocious behavior and makes a mockery of the rules-based international order supposedly upheld by the G20.
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The number-one costume for ladies at NYCC this year was Harley Quinn as the character appeared in the atrocious Suicide Squad movie.
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The inhospitable terrain and atrocious roads make getting ballots and observers to rural areas time-consuming and difficult—hence the drawn-out schedule.
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After the Wizards earned a low playoff seed in the historically atrocious Eastern Conference in 2013, Grunfeld was rewarded with a contract extension.
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On apps that don't use the latest code, the lag between moving the pen and seeing pixels on the screen is downright atrocious.
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The stylus-powered screen was atrocious—just look at Apple's own promotional video below and imagine doing any sort of work on that.
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The jury told the court they chose the death penalty because Kreedin's murder was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, according to the Oklahoman.
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Truly atrocious basketball is abound, and with it we can now bear witness to exasperated body language that I, for one, thoroughly enjoy.
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We learn Cunanan has already killed four people, but the FBI had apparently done an atrocious job of trying to track him down.
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"The murder was especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel, and he committed homicide in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner," the court documents state.
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"If you're working somewhere like Boston where traffic congestion is atrocious, then flex time should have real quality-of-life value," said Wheeler.
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If this is the case, it is atrocious and we have laws for this," Ryan said in an interview with "CBS This Morning.
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That's mostly due to my atrocious drawing skills, which I've come to find have atrophied to the point of being nearly non-existent.
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They have an atrocious start to the season, look doomed by Christmas, go on a run around February and end up finishing 17th.
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Trump's atrocious mishandling of the global pandemic makes it likely that coronavirus could become one of the defining issues of the presidential election.
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"What happened in Santa Fe is atrocious and all my thoughts are with the victims and families," he said in a Facebook post.
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Let those in the House who voted for this atrocious bill "enjoy premiums some 20 percent lower" in exchange for more limited benefits.
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This territorial redrawing was no mere afterthought of an atrocious world war — it cemented national self-determination as the basis for political sovereignty.
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The jury agreed on three of the aggravating factors but found the crime was not committed in a heinous, atrocious and cruel manner.
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When I got Skitty, an atrocious cat thing that I never liked (Meowth gang 4 lyfe), I immediately decided to retake the quiz.
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Juror 'harbored very atrocious, racist views,' attorney said Tharpe was convicted in 1991 for the murder of his sister-in-law, Jaquelin Freeman.
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The fact that Newman is alive after his atrocious wreck is just one of many examples of how far the company has come.
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Sources close to Adam tell us it's unfair that being in the public eye means you sometimes fall victim to false, atrocious allegations.
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The Dell XPS 2900 is a lovely laptop, but that webcam placement, in the bottom left hand side of the display, is absolutely atrocious.
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Such resistance was sometimes met with oppression and cruelty, and Canada's treatment of its indigenous peoples has been atrocious in some times and places.
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"We believe some 3,000 people are surviving here in atrocious sanitary conditions," Samuel Hanryon of charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Our motives may not be malicious — we love something, therefore we want to possess a part of it — but the consequences can be atrocious.
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For the Rays, Chris Archer has been especially atrocious, and he'll get a chance to right the ship in the series finale on Thursday.
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Cleveland's defense is atrocious whether Love is on the floor or not, as a standalone center or beside another beefy body in the frontcourt.
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Between March of 2015 and March of 2016, Rubio missed 77 of 2020 roll call votes and had an atrocious 41 percent absentee rate.
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"The coalition and Houthi forces, now fighting for Hodeida, have atrocious records abiding by the laws of war," said HRW&aposs Sarah Leah Whitson.
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The denial of the massive evidence for human-made climate change is atrocious and one of the most dangerous consequences of a Trump presidency.
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And, you guessed it, summer is prime time for sweating through your clothes and subsequently looking atrocious in any and all cute photo opportunities.
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Reading the defendant's statement to the court, the lawyer said the Stutthof inmates were "in an atrocious state and the conditions were very bad".
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There's nothing revisionist in the show's assessment of the Trail, which was atrocious: thousands of Indians perished on the way to mostly barren lands.
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"She lives in an open-air prison, and many others are in the same atrocious situation," he said, putting the figure in the hundreds.
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Last month, the Trump administration blocked nearly $2628 million dollars in U.S. military and economic aid to Egypt, citing its atrocious human rights record.
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" Former Republican officials Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci told CNN's "New Day" on Monday that the separations amount to an "atrocious policy.
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Turkey had never before witnessed such an atrocious scene, in which civilians were directly targeted and massacred, and the people's own Parliament was bombarded.
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That's of course on top of more standard abuses like endless price hikes, slow speeds, and the industry's knack for historically-atrocious customer service.
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Reports are indicating atrocious numbers of half a million dead after five years of carnage in this once beautiful nation of the Middle East.
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Right after the game launched, angry reviews criticized the "story riddled with anti-white propaganda and social engineering" as "absolutely atrocious [sic] SJW propaganda".
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LCD TVs range from the atrocious to the sublime, and HDR performance is so nebulous that you really have to see it for yourself.
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And he clashed with his people at Oracle, berating execs who reported to him for work he considered "atrocious" and "awful," the lawsuit alleges.
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Whether you think the light heavyweight division is atrocious or not, Anthony Smith has proven himself as one of the best 205ers on the planet.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday that Syria's warring parties, particularly the government, were committing "atrocious acts" and "unconscionable abuses" against civilians.
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However, it is clear that the blame for today's distrust and tensions between Moscow and Washington lies entirely with the Kremlin and its atrocious behavior.
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It's obviously atrocious, but women are sort of in a position where they have to make a decision around their sexual power in the workplace.
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Whether you think Apple's steadfast refusal to create a backdoor for the government is admirable or atrocious probably depends on your feelings about national security.
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"The story here isn't really about Google, it's about our atrocious cybersecurity — not just in social networks, but in banking or voting systems," he said.
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Opening up the checker to the wider public is a bright spot in what's been a fairly atrocious incident recovery by Marriott since the breach.
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Supermodel Chrissy Teigan noted that Weiss's atrocious tweet is part of a long tradition of racism against Asian Americans by othering them as perpetual foreigners.
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"Graham must apologize for his remarks in 2015 and recant his atrocious attempt at a joke on Fox and Friends this morning," the statement continued.
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Cheap effects, poor writing, and atrocious acting combined to make the film a laugh riot even though it was not intended to be a comedy.
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"There are lots of people who find it absolutely atrocious that this type of object is finding a home in the V. & A.," Gardner said.
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The acid humor of her earlier works continues to seethe, but the Trump paintings, in keeping with the man himself, are more atrocious and banal.
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"It was just atrocious," said Bourdais, whose Pescarolo Sport team retired after 271 laps, finishing fourth in the LMP 900 class and 13th over all.
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The Justice Department said Friedrich Karl Berger, 94, was an armed guard at a concentration camp in Germany where prisoners were held in "atrocious" conditions.
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"If that was the model used for families, it would be pretty atrocious," said Kevin Landy, who directed ICE detention policy during the Obama administration.
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Harrison Barnes has bounced back from an atrocious preseason with some stable shot-making, particularly out of isolations, but nothing comes easy for this team.
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"SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS," the president wrote as the debate took place on the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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He trailed Ward by more than 20 points in two recent polls of GOP primary voters, which is a positively atrocious showing for an incumbent.
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I think the atrocious treatment is the same—the difference to me is that the victims look different and operate on different levels of consciousness.
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Khloe Kardashian responded to reports that Donald Trump made some particularly atrocious comments about her appearance during her stint on Celebrity Apprentice by brushing it off.
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Aid groups say conditions for migrants on the shores of lawless Libya are atrocious and accuse Italy of being complicit in the abuse of those migrants.
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Netflix Star Rating: 1The acting and writing are atrocious, which makes this one hilarious if you're watching with a group of friends and a strong drink.
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Dallas was an atrocious 4-12, but much of the blame for that has been pinned on the injury that limited Tony Romo to four games.
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But the quality of that passthrough mode is atrocious; not only is the outside audio noticeably delayed, it's often degraded to the point of being unrecognizable.
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Most of the Android apps I want to use on Chrome OS have gone from atrocious to usable to decent in the past year or so.
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More rain eventually led to the suspension of the heats but not before the first two had been run in what McLeod described as "atrocious" conditions.
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We weren't able to test any voice control (the venue is loud and the Wi-Fi is atrocious), but we did leave a couple voice memos.
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As a sexual assault survivor at Columbia University whose assaults were, to my knowledge, not included in her school's Clery Crime Report, I find this atrocious.
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The massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando is absolutely atrocious, but sadly, it is far from being the deadliest gun massacre in our nation's history.
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The boy's parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court against Pohto about a month after the shooting, accusing him of "outrageous" and "atrocious" conduct.
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Prisoners were held in "atrocious conditions and were exploited for outdoor forced labor, working to the point of exhaustion and death," Holt and the court found.
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Republicans seem likely to pass their atrocious tax bill, which will exacerbate inequality and undermine the Affordable Care Act while further enriching Trump and his children.
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He also starred in the notorious 1975 musical flop "At Long Last Love," a film so atrocious that director Peter Bogdanovich publicly apologized for making it.
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And don&apost we have the same problem with Mueller in as much as Jeannie Rhee and his pit bull Andrew Weissmann and their atrocious track record.
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Watching the trial from the public gallery, Mariana Pena, a legal officer at OSF, said the reading was very powerful with the accounting of such atrocious events.
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It's halfway through Cheers' 11th season, and after years of atrocious negligence with his income taxes, everyone's favorite mug-coddler has found himself in the IRS's crosshairs.
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The Detroit Tigers have been atrocious away from the Motor City, but they certainly have made themselves at home this season when opposing the Kansas City Royals.
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Meanwhile, White was busy reporting on Scottish wedding fairs, and coming out with innuendos so atrocious that watching them back makes us howl, and howl, and howl.
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The worst aspect of the change was that it made for atrocious black levels—black levels referring the the absolute blackest black a TV is capable of.
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He claimed that his father and his sister, the more beloved Ivanka, were so moved by Assad's atrocious chemical gas attack that they simply had to retaliate.
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Torture is "endemic in the criminal-justice system", says Human Rights Watch, a New York-based monitor, which describes the country's record under Mr Karimov as "atrocious".
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Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, called the sales performance "atrocious," because the drop comes in the midst of a strong economy and "peak" consumer spending.
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Instead, after watching, first, Ford's trembling rendition of an atrocious attack and, then, Kavanaugh's forceful denial, the Senate decided not to decide who was telling the truth.
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Iwakuma is 1-53 with an atrocious 8.59 ERA in five career starts against the Red Sox and has struggled with Ortiz (5-for-10, three homers).
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PENCE: I think the fact that — that under this past administration was of which Hillary Clinton was a part, we've almost doubled the national debt is atrocious.
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They showed themselves impervious to the weather in the format on Friday, seemingly playing in their own bubble as the more favored nations floundered through atrocious conditions.
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Even though every family was marked, every neighbor, every friend, even though a whole generation had perpetrated the most atrocious and traumatic acts, nobody spoke about it.
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And as if these series of abuses aren't atrocious enough, women who do survive life-threatening abortions and miscarriages are increasingly being criminalized, from Guatemala to Indiana.
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"YOU and every other law-abiding gun owner is being blamed for an atrocious act of premeditated murder," the NRA wrote in a statement earlier this week.
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Mustafa and his family had "survived atrocities" in their home country and "arrived here in a safe haven only to be killed in the most atrocious way".
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The MLB legend took some time away from his atrocious baseball team to hang with his wife, Hannah Jeter, and their baby, Bella Raine, in New York City.
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As I've written previously, there is a legitimate slippery slope argument to be made here (hello China), and Saudi Arabia's government holds no singular claim to atrocious actions.
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And though these essays attempt to inject nuance and sympathy for atrocious acts, the editors who allow these pieces to be published are facing consequences for their decisions.
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But these atrocious acts are committed by a small, but very vocal, minority, and do not represent the totality of the 23 percent of voters who picked Trump.
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It's not pretty, it looks heavy, and the battery life is probably atrocious, but at least this thing plays Super Mario World right out of the box. Sold!
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Heading into the game, Siakam was 5-for-33 from the left corner and 8-for-28 from the right corner, AKA he's been an atrocious outside shooter.
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As scared as I was of the bedbugs I assumed surrounded me in that atrocious hotel, I was more afraid what would happen when I saw my father.
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There's no reason why a selfie camera should be atrocious compared to the rear one — I'm looking at you, LG V30, and your crappy, 5-megapixel selfie camera.
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Hillary Clinton, who ran an atrocious campaign that for all its policy positions had no coherent message and failed to speak to a significant chunk of Obama voters.
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"This atrocious act and the many mass shootings that came before are beyond heartbreaking -- they are societal failures," he said in a statement after the Thousand Oaks shootings.
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" Mulvaney made the comments in a previously unreported October 2016 radio interview in which he also said Trump is not a role model and has said "atrocious things.
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I have never been in better health since going vegan and not being a direct participant in the atrocious animal agriculture industry is a big deal for me.
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According to historical record, crucifixes actually looked a lot more like uppercase letter "T," which is atrocious if you've ever watched a dog polish off a T-bone.
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Twenty-five years after they participated in one of the world's most atrocious instances of mass violence, their experiences in Rwanda show that peace and reconciliation are possible.
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Philadelphia was down 9-7 at halftime, and looked atrocious on offense, but they reeled off 30 consecutive points in the second half, thoroughly demolishing the Dallas Cowboys.
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He'll get a chance to start 2017 on the right foot against an atrocious Colts front seven, which is rated as the worst in the N.F.L. by ProFootballFocus.com.
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Zachary Cruz denied wanting to repeat his brother's atrocious act or wanting to hurt himself or anyone else, according to interviews conducted by a Palm Beach County deputy.
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"Prior to his firing, he was successfully using an alternate identity in his work with his atrocious group," school president and CEO Kathleen Prebble wrote in the letter.
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She recently tweeted a video of him speaking to the Israeli American Council and accused his words of being "dangerous" as well as "outright atrocious" and anti-Semitic.
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Indian nations gave up a lot in exchange for the duty of protection — lands, resources, sovereign powers — and to label the federal government's duties merely voluntary is atrocious.
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The Goldfinch was adapted by Peter Straughan, who's written serious-minded adaptations before, like 2011's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, but also the truly atrocious 2017 The Snowman.
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Bernier's national poll numbers are atrocious, and, speaking in his second language, English, he wasn't nearly as polished as the mainstream Conservative, Scheer, whom he's hoping to challenge.
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The $1,200 charge from the hospital, promptly processed as soon as I provided a credit card number, was a little extra "fuck you" after an already atrocious few weeks.
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As with LOLcats, the grammar and spelling is atrocious (see: "doge," phrases like "much cake," etc.), but that is also where most of the humor of Doge memes originates.
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In other words, Walmart's website is absolutely atrocious at either quality control, choice of vendor relationships, explaining that it is not responsible for third-party sellers, or all three.
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The failure of the world to act means that what happens next to the remaining population of east Aleppo, numbering anywhere between 50,000 and 100,000 people, could be atrocious.
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At the same time Mueller and the Angry Democrats aren't even looking at the atrocious, and perhaps subversive, crimes that were committed by Crooked Hillary Clinton and the Democrats.
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On the downside, no amount of fancy technology can save me from my atrocious handwriting, which only gets worse when I'm writing with a stylus on an Android tablet.
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"The crux of the problem is atrocious policing, especially in the intelligence and detective services," says Mary de Haas, who has monitored the violence in KwaZulu-Natal for decades.
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When atrocious past behavior is brought up outside the show and then ignored during opportunities like the "Men Tell All," it just makes those controversies more glaring and weird.
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While they do not begin to approach the atrocious, galling stories others have shared in recent months, I have had negative on-set experiences, some of a sexual nature.
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Clark will admit that some aspects of the operation were "atrocious and chaotic," blaming a bigger-than-expected turnout, the horrible weather, and the confusion after the unanticipated victory.
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While countless books have been written on the fantasy versus reality of these atrocious ideas, we can focus on the ultimate arbiter of what drives policy, which is taxes.
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The former go into the game with an atrocious five points from their first 11 games, while the latter aren't much better off with a meagre total of 10.
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Last month, ProPublica exposed a Facebook account run by current and former Border Patrol agents, which features — among other atrocious things — explicit, violent memes featuring doctored images of AOC.
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One day, I overheard her dictate an e-mail to a client who was threatening to finish the exterior of his house in a material that Mahdavi considered atrocious.
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Perhaps the atrocious cover art is to be blamed, but a listen through 1996's Diatribes shows Napalm Death were retaining their heaviness while becoming a bit more palatable.
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And as a Muslim by birth, I'm ashamed and sickened that someone would carry out yet another cowardly act of atrocious violence in the name of religious extremist views.
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Based on the AHCA's atrocious polling (as low as 17 percent), Democrats widely believe this bill will be a total disaster for Republicans who voted in favor of it.
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She does have the backing of Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., who called the poisoning "an atrocious crime" during an emergency session of the Security Council.
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Each one-click purchase feels like a teensy betrayal of my dad's past, a cruel reminder that he's now reliant on a monopolistic corporation with an atrocious labor record.
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The Security Council responded by creating in August 2015 a Joint Investigative Mechanism between the United Nations and the chemical weapons organization to identify perpetrators of these atrocious crimes.
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"I want to reassure our determination for the full unraveling of the atrocious killings, but also a full investigation of complaints about missing persons," Mr. Anastasiades said on Twitter.
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"It is outrageous to say the president of the United States green-lit something as atrocious as the [chemical weapons attack]," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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It is atrocious that there is a harbor bursting with ships carrying aid that is expected to be delivered by trucks, on an island where roads are washed out!
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Many Republicans and Democrats in Congress are bitter that the Trump administration has, until recently, been blind to the atrocious war that has torn apart an already fragmented Yemen.
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"The archaeology being done at Colonial Williamsburg was atrocious," Mr. Noël Hume said in a 2012 video interview with Cinebar Productions, which produces documentaries for museums and nonprofit organizations.
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Painter said that while Trump's actions were "atrocious," Kelly has to stay in the White House to protect the country from "dangerous people" like Breitbart News head Stephen Bannon.
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Every player has a chance, with Destiny 2, to rebuild themselves, get new powers, and—to quote Destiny's atrocious but sincerely played tagline—"become legend" in a whole new way.
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" That same week, another Democrat in the Senate, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, said in an interview with Politico that the move by Franken's Democratic colleagues was "hypocritical" and "atrocious.
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The home side gunned for goals after the break and did not have to try too hard against a team that looked all at sea in an atrocious second half.
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The CGI was atrocious, blotting every monster with an oily shimmer and turning the human actors into pallid cartoon corpses when it needed to carry them through an action sequence.
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It's pretty atrocious to show a flimsily fleshed out near-suicide attempt as a romantic catalyst, and once our lovers have met, Rose's recovery isn't exactly a point of focus.
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The agreement exonerates from jail and prohibits extradition of FARC members responsible for atrocious crimes — massacres, kidnappings, and narcotrafficking — and also grants them the right to run for political office.
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Congress should dismiss any call for appeasement vis-à-vis Iran and continue pursuing and holding firm its sanctions against the mullahs', especially those punishing Tehran's atrocious human rights violations.
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The significance of the atrocious spending bills that Congress passes each year will decrease as mandatory spending, which runs on autopilot outside of the appropriations process, continues to grow unchecked.
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There is no telling how many others might have died as a result of torture or denial of medical care or the generally atrocious conditions of the Iranian prison system.
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" Stephen J. Rapp, a former United States ambassador at large for global criminal justice, called the decisions by Burundi and South Africa "a betrayal of the victims of atrocious crimes.
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John McCain, to claim that President Trump "greenlit something as atrocious" as the chemical attacks in Syria over the weekend by stating his intention to pull U.S. troops of Syria.
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"The coalition and Houthi forces now fighting for Hodeidah have atrocious records abiding by the laws of war," Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, said Friday.
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Silverstein: Any companies in particular that are doing a particularly atrocious job or any companies that you would hold up as examples that are really being models in this time?
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After all, Cersei Lannister spent all of season seven ruling more or less successfully over King's Landing, following her admittedly atrocious act of domestic terrorism at the Sept of Baelor.
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"Hudbay's recent market performance has been atrocious, as the company currently trades at a material discount to its peer group on multiple key valuation metrics," Waterton said in a statement.
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"The atrocious actions by China aimed at denigrating our sovereignty are testing our bottom line," Ms. Tsai told reporters on Thursday night, according to the state-owned Central News Agency.
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" Republicans, as expected, tried to slow down the process, while President Trump mounted an indignant, all-caps defense on Twitter: "SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS.
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Those factors include the "heinous, atrocious and cruel" nature of the crime, and the "cold, calculated and premeditated" way it was carried out, as well as Cruz's prior criminal record.
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While Republican leaders focused on pushing through their atrocious tax plan, they missed the deadline to renew funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which covers nine million children.
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" Mr. Kaine, a former governor, wrote on Twitter late Friday evening that the allegations against Mr. Fairfax "detail atrocious crimes" and that "he can no longer effectively serve the Commonwealth.
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" When the reparations law passed, its supporters hailed it as a moment to "right an atrocious wrong," while opponents complained about being held responsible for the "sins of our forefathers.
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Understandably, unsure of whether or not they had been dipping pig anuses into marinara sauce, throngs of restaurant-goers took to the Internet to fume over this atrocious culinary deceit.
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It is atrocious that the President would refer to one of the most horrifying, violent practices of white supremacists to pretend he is a victim of anything but his own actions.
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The offensive line charged with protecting quarterback Tom Brady has been almost atrocious, and when Brady has had time to throw, he has lacked weapons outside of tight end Rob Gronkowski.
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Speculations that Chechnya had detained and tortured over 100 gay men have been circulating since Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported on the atrocious acts back in April, according to NBC News.
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The result has been a flood of "atrocious" papers, note researchers at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, who last year completed a study of 3,702 biomedical articles from 185 suspect publishers.
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This issue is compounded by the Oppo App Store, which pushes vibrating, audible notifications to my lock screen with utterly atrocious pick-up lines and literal ads to apps inside it.
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The feds had passed a law in the 19301s specifically to block new Chinese arrivals and deny rights to the people already here, and conditions for immigrant laborers were often atrocious.
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Rolling out powerful surveillance tools as a reaction to atrocious acts of violence is hardly revelatory, but to date, most of these systems raise some crucial concerns around privacy and bias.
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I'm used to disappointing summer movies, but this videogame adaptation was a special breed of terrible, burying appealing actors (Paula Patton, Toby Kebbell, Dominic Cooper, Ben Foster) in an atrocious story.
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Congress should dismiss any call for appeasement in relation to Iran, and continue pursuing and holding firm its sanctions against those in leadership who are behind the atrocious human rights violations.
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He urged Trump to "stop listening" to his advisers on the matter and instead "step in" and end the "atrocious policy," something he echoed in a tweet later in the day.
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In two conversations in the space of two days, Macron and Trump continued "their coordination on responding to Syria's atrocious use of chemical weapons on April 7," the White House said.
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Andrei Arlovski is in a rough spot: he has been starched in his last two fights and the most recent victory on his record was the atrocious snoozer against Frank Mir.
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The fallout from its publication was atrocious, including accusations that Vargas Llosa worked for the C.I.A., as well as the beginning of the disintegration of his close friendship with García Márquez.
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And only a desensitized nation could continue to permit the separation of children from their parents — and detaining all of them in atrocious conditions — as a morally acceptable form of deterrence.
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I'd rather see people talking in emojis than see what they really have to say, it's pretty atrocious to read what people write about and care about on a daily basis.
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It says something about how atrocious this appointment is that even Trump is now distancing himself from Whitaker, falsely claiming not to know him despite the latter's repeated Oval Office visits.
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She's having her own doubts about marriage after cheating on Colin with her atrocious ex-boyfriend Furkat — wondering if she should come clean, wondering if she should get married at all.
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"The juxtaposition of Mr. Vinas's atrocious crimes and his remarkable postarrest cooperation is what makes the task of sentencing Mr. Vinas so difficult," the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis, said during sentencing.
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Regifting can get messy, but now there is an easy out for those looking to get rid of ugly holiday sweaters that are too atrocious to even wear as a joke.
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Sayragul Sauytbay, who escaped from a camp in March 2018, separately told Haaretz: "The food was bad, there weren&apost enough hours for sleep and the hygiene was atrocious," she said.
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"We stress that the more atrocious the Israeli attacks on the Palestinian civilians are, the stronger the Palestinian response will be," Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas' leader in Gaza, said in a statement Sunday.
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The ships involved patrolled for around six weeks at a time in the middle of nowhere in some of the most atrocious weather conditions on Earth, with vicious winds and huge waves.
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The Packers' offensive line has been atrocious of late, allowing nine sacks at Arizona, and, perhaps not coincidentally, quarterback Aaron Rodgers has not looked anything like the reigning N.F.L. most valuable player.
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A teenage Sestero meets Wiseau at a theater class in San Francisco, where he's captivated by a fearlessly atrocious reading of A Streetcar Named Desire, concluding with Wiseau literally climbing the walls.
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"The Senate has now rewarded that atrocious conduct by promoting someone that reportedly administered it to lead one of the government&aposs most powerful agencies," said Daphne Eviatar at Amnesty International USA.
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In addition to monetary damages, the ruling recommends requiring the Daily Stormer to take down articles about Anglin's target Tanya Gersh — who's still suffering "atrocious conduct" from harassers because of the posts.
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" In a statement sent Friday, Biden's campaign manager Kate Bedingfield told NBC News that Trump "is desperate to change the subject from his atrocious record of using racism to divide this country.
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They are atrocious and they essentially suggest that Trump, who is currently polling at 30 percent in Wisconsin, has already won the vote of everyone in the state who doesn't despise him.
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I downloaded Mega Man 2 for myself, and despite loading the game up on an iPhone 7 Plus, the most powerful iPhone on the market right now, the frame rate is atrocious.
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Ian Clark is having an atrocious year, but there's a good chance his minutes will be eclipsed by Solomon Hill, who's reportedly set to make his season debut before March is over.
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In the three losses to Seton Hall, Villanova and Creighton, John Thompson III's team shot less than 40 percent from the field and an atrocious 10-of-59 from 3-point land.
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Investigators noted in charging documents that a search of the family's home found "atrocious" conditions: One room was covered in feces and urine, and detectives only found one bed and one crib.
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," she said.
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In my demo, I watched it control a Roku, an Amazon Fire TV, an Apple TV, a Dish Network satellite DVR (with an absolutely atrocious old-school interface), and a PS4 seamlessly.
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But the next step, political reform, must also follow, and the place to start is with the methodical closing of North Korea's atrocious gulags, a throwback to the morally stagnant Soviet era.
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Ryan said it would be "atrocious" if it's found that Saudi Arabia murdered Khashoggi, and that it could mark a "real setback" in the Middle Eastern nation's relationship with the United States.
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There was the atrocious "commander-in-chief forum" in the 2016 campaign, where, as I wrote at the time, Mr. Lauer interrupted Hillary Clinton constantly while pitching softballs to Donald J. Trump.
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That Toronto is a heavy favorite is a bummer for the Magic (21-483), a team that emerged from years of being atrocious and put on a good show nearly every night.
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"Singapore's cab service has been really atrocious, so I welcomed some competition," said Dean Tan, an accountant in Singapore who used to take Grab or Uber at least five times a week.
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If academy members had attended a 4DX screening of "Bohemian Rhapsody," they would not have given it the Oscar for best editing: the atrocious cuts became headache-inducing jolts in 43DX's interpretation.
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That's not atrocious by 2019 Intel laptop standards, but the promise of ARM is that I wouldn't need to be reaching for a charge by mid-afternoon, and I definitely needed to.
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"It was an atrocious attack, it was horrible, you don't see things like that as bad as the news is around the world, you just don't see those images," he said Monday.
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The idea of eliminating the center "is just atrocious," said Dr. Daniel G. Bausch, a Tulane University virologist and the scientific program director at the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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That methodology is stupendous for reliably pushing out stable software updates to huge numbers of users (not that the Pixel has huge numbers but still), but it's absolutely atrocious for building hype.
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"With the utmost sensitivity to victims, I have pledged to continue efforts of transparency and need to make you aware of this atrocious and sad event," Burns told St. Cecilia's parishioners in August.
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Jeannie Rhee was a lawyer for the Clinton Foundation, Andrew Weissmann&aposs atrocious record, Democratic donors, they couldn&apost find one Republican or independent donor to put on Mueller&aposs team, not one?
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At first it put the formerly British-owned mines into private Indian hands but, after it became known as "slaughter mining" because of an atrocious safety record, the industry was nationalised in 22017.
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HANNITY: I look at Andrew Weissmann&aposs atrocious record including, let&aposs see, putting innocent people in jail, overturned 240-230 in the Supreme Court, overturned 232-25 -- overturned in the fifth circuit.
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The final part of the documentary shows Simpson's steep decline into depravity; his poor impulse control and atrocious decision-making culminated in 2008 with a 33-year prison sentence for robbery and kidnapping.
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Rest assured, there are plenty of proper twists to follow, none more unexpected than the fact that Shyamalan himself has managed to get his groove back after a slew of increasingly atrocious misfires.
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He was quickly up with the leaders, though, and while the world record of 58:23 minutes was ultimately beyond him in the atrocious conditions his winning time of 59:10 was impressive.
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In a sport full of atrocious ink with almost half of the fighters you see having their own name tattooed across their back lest they forget, Yamamoto's ink stood out as genuine art.
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They have held weekly strategy meetings to chart an investigative course focused less on the personal sins of the president than on the harm wrought by his administration's atrocious policies and operational fecklessness.
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It acknowledges history while pointing a way forward, whether it be consolidating a national identity in Mexico, apologizing for atrocious colonial misdeeds in Africa or addressing inequality between blacks and whites in America.
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A heavy downpour eventually led to the suspension of the heats at the Olympic Stadium but not before the first two had been run in what Jamaica's Omar McLeod described as "atrocious" conditions.
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She says it is currently "atrocious" and more expensive with worse outcomes than other major industrial countries, calling out the multi-million dollar compensation packages of the Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealth Group CEOs.
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"All directors and specifically, Bobby Taubman, can be held accountable by shareholders for the Company's atrocious absolute and relative performance for the first time since 2017 at the 2020 Annual Meeting," the letter said.
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It was so much easier when #MeToo was limited to men who committed atrocious acts of sexual assault, or to political foes who deserve to be villainized for their clearly vile and illegal behavior.
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Unlike Barack Obama, Mr Trump seems to care little about Egypt's atrocious human-rights record and supports Mr Sisi's dark view of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that he pushed out of power.
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When Motorola was still into making watches, it built the gorgeous Moto 360, but gave it atrocious battery life and only a so-so screen with an infamous "flat tire" sliver at the bottom.
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Engadget noted that the deal may position Uber to receive more funding from the Saudi firm (albeit at a time when some major firms have become skittish about the nation's atrocious human rights record).
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As the only woman to lead a major Republican organization, I am completely horrified by Trump's atrocious remarks and subsequent non-apologies — and what his candidacy means for the party I know and love.
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I've encountered something similar many times since, oftentimes from people with scant knowledge but strong convictions that Phish is atrocious, a laughingstock, a noodling Grateful Dead wannabe playing insipid music to weed-addled scenesters.
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"When I see what's going on at Grand Canyon National Park over the years, it sounds atrocious," said Senator McSally, who this month revealed that she was raped while serving in the Air Force.
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Such a project would be an inverted extension of Joel Sternfeld's "On This Site" (itself reissued, in 2012, by Steidl), in which photographs become memorials of atrocious events that occurred in hitherto-unmarked places.
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It promises a sense of security and sovereignty in return for atrocious costs on a relatively small number of people, people often stigmatized as lawbreakers who need to be stopped for their own safety.
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I think the neighbor should have to clean up the atrocious mess on our lawn and stop feeding these pests, but having that be our first-ever communication doesn't make for a friendly start.
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His wife has died in his absence, leaving him to care for their children Joe (Finley Hobbins) and Millie (Nico Parker, doing a truly atrocious Christina Ricci impression), who also live at the Medici Bros.
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Ryan's "record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump tweeted.
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened, and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," said US Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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So, as we bid these golden 1633 days adieu, let us look back at the Noisey staff's 1623 favorite musical releases that came out during this not at all catastrophically atrocious shitstain of a year.
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I've dated people where I was absolutely atrocious because I wasn't ready for anything deep or meaningful, and then other times you fall in love with someone and it's just not going to work out.
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This Republican government — though it may be a bit premature to call it a "government" yet, in light of its atrocious start — is left alone to push into the arena of fixing our tax laws.
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The death penalty bill was received the same day Duterte took office on June 30, and it cites illicit sales and use of drugs as the root cause of "the most perverse and atrocious crimes".
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The Bucks have an atrocious defensive foul rate with Bledsoe in the game, and most of his teams in Phoenix fouled more often when he sat on the sideline, which isn't the case right now.
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"Exposing the truth re: the Left having been oh-so-guilty of atrocious actions and attitudes of which they've falsely accused others," the former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee wrote on Facebook.
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"The slaughter and the starvation and the water and all the things that are going on in Yemen that are atrocious, coupled with Khashoggi and his murder, bring all of this to the fore," Rep.
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Government officials from neighboring provinces have held tense, fruitless talks on the causes and liability for the pollution for years, but the atrocious air quality in the capital has added a new sense of urgency.
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Even while Trump has relaxed applicable guidelines for his forces and tolerated the atrocious conduct of America's Saudi allies in Yemen, he has maintained a twilight war with few boots on the ground or none.
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Abbey had a special gift for poking fun at himself — he once wrote a savage review of his own novel "The Fool's Progress" under the pseudonym Morton Kamins, taking issue with his "irrefutably atrocious" politics.
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" The exchange was light and playful, and the interview took place before The New York Times published its exposé on the producer Harvey Weinstein, whose reported sexual misconduct Mr. Farrell would later denounce as "atrocious.
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The political scientist Matt Glassman described Trump's party backing as "atrocious," in a perceptive series of tweets last night, arguing that only Andrew Johnson and John Tyler received less in their first year in office.
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He apparently had a rough tenure as head of Oracle cloud where he berated executives who reported to him for work that he called "awful" and "atrocious," according to a shareholder lawsuit filed against Oracle.
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If the prospect of never again seeing his mother didn't persuade him that slavery was atrocious, watching a fellow member of a chain gang being beaten to death convinced him that the institution was evil.
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"We do not know what was going on in the mind of the individual who committed this atrocious act, but we do know he was influenced by the darkness in this world," Mr. Williams said.
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"In this climate I can't just say, 'Hey, let's all be cheerful and put on our ska shoes,'" he told Diffuser in 2018, as the hateful policies of Donald Trump's presidency were growing increasingly atrocious.
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"The appearance of a Treasury secretary sitting on a private plane belonging to someone who is convicted of a felony securities fraud, it's just atrocious, regardless of who paid for the plane," Mr. Painter said.
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In reality, there were a whole lot of really powerful, manipulative, driven people who made atrocious decisions during the Bush administration; Cheney was one of them, but in many cases, he wasn't the most important one.
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It landed upon us like an anvil on a cartoon villain, crushing and rebirthing us all under the weight of celebrity meltdowns, nu rave and the most atrocious vest and leggings combinations since 80s workout videos.
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At the heart of the dispute is how much protection a 227 law — Section 22017 of the Communications Decency Act — gives a website or app against liability for atrocious acts committed on its platform by users.
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"It is atrocious that the President would refer to one of the most horrifying, violent practices of white supremacists to pretend he is a victim of anything but his own actions," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Tuesday afternoon.
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At the heart of the dispute is how much protection a 1996 law — Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act — gives a website or app against liability for atrocious acts committed on its platform by users.
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Similarly, both took seriously the president's extraordinary focus on North Korea's atrocious human rights record through a series of major speeches on the world stage and personalized White House encounters with individual victims of those atrocities.
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We need to ask the question, what brought them to the point where they think that they are so powerless that they need to amplify their voice through these atrocious acts, like beheadings, to get attention?
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I also have a personal soft spot for him because he was the single most fun part of the atrocious New York Knicks teams I had to (read: chose to) watch while I was in college.
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The State Department on Friday issued a statement calling the events a "catastrophic man-made famine" and "one of the most atrocious acts of the 20th century and a brutal reminder of the crimes of communism."
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"I didn't want eggs on my menu — they look silly on a pizza, the smell is atrocious, and who wants a fetus for their tea?" he explained in his book, using a British term for meal.
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Leaders of the Ambazonia Governing Council, which oversees one of the largest factions of separatists, issued a statement condemning the kidnappings, calling them "atrocious acts," and suggesting they were orchestrated by a plant of the government.
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Just days after the Trump administration shockingly signaled a softer stance on President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, Assad — possibly emboldened by America's reversed course — unleashed an atrocious chemical attack on his own people, killing dozens.
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Crucially, it is other human beings who carry out this dreadful procedure, which suggests that even in a dystopian world dominated by artificial intelligence, people are still the ones who carry out the most atrocious acts.
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President Trump's atrocious behavior in office has begun to sully the public image of many of his major donors, with billionaires like Equinox-owner Stephen Ross suffering boycotts waged by his high-income, left-leaning customers.
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And when Bradley's temporary drug-running job with an old associate (Marc Blucas) goes south and he's forced to navigate a series of increasingly atrocious confinements, Mr. Zahler and his cinematographer, Benji Bakshi, never lose focus.
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None of the foregoing is meant to excuse or deny the atrocious mismanagement of the country by the government of Nicolás Maduro, nor the serious evidence of multiple and systematic human rights violations by his forces.
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He had already drawn a primary challenge from Kelli Ward, and despite some serious weaknesses in Ward's background, she led Flake by more than 20 points in two polls — a positively atrocious showing for an incumbent.
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In fact, its opening scene is reportedly so brutal that The Film Stage called it "some of the most atrocious on-screen violence in recent memory" after the film premiered at the Venice Film Festival last year.
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Negan's worldview and leadership style may be atrocious, but his ability to manipulate people is incredibly effective, and the scene culminates with the two drenching themselves in zombie guts and battling their way together to the Sanctuary.
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Dallas Goldtooth, a protest organizer with the Indigenous Environmental Network, said it is "an atrocious example that colonization has not ended for us here as indigenous people," and that the government's request will escalate already rocky tensions.
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" His behavior — according to the court document, obtained by PEOPLE — was "so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.
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According to the report, which was published on Wednesday, a Canadian internet company called Netsweeper is censoring LGBTQ web content and other content protected under international conventions on behalf of numerous regimes with atrocious human rights records.
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But while it might be argued that the growth spurred by upper-bracket tax cuts is worth reducing the amount Americans can save in their 401(k) accounts, the optics of such a measure would be atrocious.
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His lifelong project, in many ways, is an attempt to reconcile those two people: the penniless, bumbling foreigner who speaks atrocious English, and the cocksure Sarajevan who was once intelligent and cool and desirable—who was somebody.
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His Attorney General, Amos Akerman, declared that the Ku Klux Klan was "the most atrocious organization that the civilized part of the world has ever known," and helped bring in more than eleven hundred convictions against it.
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And although the events it depicts happened more than a decade ago, the play resonates powerfully today, as more than one African country continues to be plagued by atrocious violence, with women often the most brutalized victims.
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"You cannot deny that their food is delicious, but their labor policies were atrocious," Kennedy told ABC News, including that he would accept compensation for the lost wages in the form of vouchers for free food. (Eater)
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We still, however, haven't seemed to figure out how to reckon with evidence that our political leaders committed atrocious acts, particularly when they are older white men: Kavanaugh, of course, was ultimately confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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Coach Tyronn Lue called a timeout with 3:33 remaining in the quarter, and despite Golden State having somewhat recovered from an atrocious start on offense, they still are trailing the red-hot Cavaliers by 8 points.
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President Donald Trump strongly condemned the "atrocious" chemical weapons attack in Syria during a Cabinet meeting at the White House Monday and said a decision on US action would be made over the next 24-48 hours.
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We get Quentin Tarantino isn't really an actor, but the mostly excellent 2012 film Django Unchained is let down by a bizarre scene involving Australians — with Tarantino putting on the most atrocious Aussie accent we've ever heard.
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So, when we saw him at LAX this week ... we had to ask how he felt about the atrocious 0-3 Dolphins squad, which is already being panned as one of the worst teams in NFL history.
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That bit of grandstanding would have rung a little bit more true, though, if Trump didn't go on to praise the Egyptian government of General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who boasts his own atrocious human rights record.
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I found that if you look closely at a lot of these regional dishes you will eventually peer into an American history that is alternately beautiful and atrocious, the ways in which they've evolved into their present states.
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"The defendants' conduct was so outrageous in character, and so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, and to be regarded as atrocious, and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the lawsuit states.
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I realize the power cord looks atrocious in these photos, by the way, and I'm sure I could have done a better job at hiding it, although I don't readily have an idea of how I'd do it.
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ABOUT BOSTON COLLEGE (7-20, 653-14): Eli Carter scored 18 points and Garland Owens added 13 in the loss to the Demon Deacons, while their teammates combined for an atrocious 6-of-37 display from the floor.
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Last week the Philippine Human Rights Commission reported on a secret jail in which police had been holding a dozen people in atrocious conditions, torturing them, and demanding bribes of hundreds or thousands of dollars for their release.
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Robert F. Smith, the billionaire software investor who spent $34 million to pay off student loans for an entire college class, called American's $1.5 trillion in student loans "atrocious" in an interview with Ford Foundation president Darren Walker.
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With the Broncos in the midst of a four-game stretch in which they have not exceeded 89 rushing yards, a chance to stretch their collective legs against Houston's atrocious run defense may get them back on track.
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"I do see a movement of people who had been kind of at ease—and asleep maybe—during the Obama years, where atrocities took place anyway, but where nobody seemed to think they were so atrocious," she says.
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Appearing in "Mary Poppins Returns" is, perhaps, a chance for Mr. Van Dyke to atone for the sins of his much-maligned accent in the original, the sound of which is something quite atrocious, many Britons have noted.
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" The complaint argued that actions taken by the defendants "were so outrageous in character and so extreme in degree as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency and are atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.
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" Responding to McCain, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called it "outrageous to say the president of the United States green-lit something as atrocious as the actions that have taken place over the last several days.
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But even I, the Oscar the Grouch of club culture content, can make an exception for "Smooth," which is a song that—like my mother's bacon-wrapped, cheese-stuffed chicken breast dinners—is somehow endlessly compelling and utterly atrocious.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson missed the PGA Championship cut after a 74 on Friday for an 11-over total and said he had to improve on his "atrocious" recent results to make the U.S. Presidents Cup team.
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Corruption, always a problem, became so widespread under Jacob Zuma, South Africa's atrocious president from 2009 to 2018, that a more accurate ANC slogan during his rule would have been "a better life for the president and his cronies".
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Malloy described Pence's private meeting with the governors Saturday as "pretty atrocious" as Pence encouraged governors to dismiss an unfavorable score from the Congressional Budget Office that showed 15 million Americans would lose Medicaid coverage over the next decade.
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Kyrie has been lightning in a bottle, Giannis was actually born on Krypton, Kawhi is "picking his spots" to the tune of career-high numbers in several major categories, and the Philadelphia 76ers are still atrocious whenever Embiid sits.
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My favorite thing about Bill Condon's atrocious and thoroughly unnecessary money-grab remake of the Disney classic was that, after the movie, my friends and I sat down with a few bottles of wine and watched the original cartoon.
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And the small acts we have witnessed, such as visiting a returning neighbor with a Fanta, convey a much larger message: 25 years after one of the world's most atrocious instances of mass violence, peace and reconciliation are possible.
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"The Boy Scout Defendants' conduct was an outrageous violation of societal norms and went so far beyond all possible bounds of decency so as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the suit says.
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The Panthers offense is so multi-faceted—their running game is particularly unstoppable—and their defense so physical that, when considered alongside the fact that Peyton Manning has been atrocious all season, the most likely outcome tonight is a Panthers blowout.
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To Jaime, the atrocious sight of his army on fire is a case of "like mad father, like mad daughter" — making the similarities between his last encounter with King Aerys and his first with Queen Daenerys all the more haunting.
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But when other students heard the woman's allegations, they flipped him off, slipped notes under his dorm room door calling him a "fucker" who'd committed "an atrocious act," and one punched him in the face, according to the defamation suit.
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Verizon learned that the hard way when it bet on the atrocious BlackBerry Storm in 2008, which had the "innovation" of making the entire screen a physical button, so you had to literally click down on the screen to type.
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For close to seven years, starting 1999, she traveled to Chechnya for Novaya Gazeta, taking tremendous personal risks to tell stories of indiscriminate bombing and shelling, atrocious mop-up operations by federal forces, brutal killings, disappearances and torture of civilians.
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Putting aside that the whiny Googlers in question appear to have forgotten where they work (a company notorious for buying brands, sucking up talent, and shutting down the dregs), theses memes are, perhaps, the most atrocious memes I have ever seen.
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Girls who are troubled and alienated have no real female role models to choose from (save a couple of poets who killed themselves decades ago) but plenty of angry men committing atrocious acts, and the number seems to multiply each day.
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Just swapping out two solid-but-not-great defenders from the rotation and replacing them with two below-average-but-not-atrocious ones isn't enough on its own to sink the Bucks' defense as it has been sunk this year.
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But even if that happens, the thought of building around a young core, whatever they can get for Lowry on the trade market, and the cap space (though not max room next summer) afforded by DeRozan's departure is not atrocious.
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"I'm a Democrat, and no fan of Trump's election, and the Republican track record on education is atrocious, so I can see why some are not optimistic about alleviating the student loan crisis over the next four years," he told me.
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Prior to his March 24 sentencing, the jury also had to decide whether Capobianco murdered Scott in an "especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel manner" to determine whether or not Capobianco qualifies for a sentence of life in prison without parole.
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"The company has atrocious corporate governance and now that investors are finally doing credit work on the name, they aren't liking what they see," Christian Hoffmann, a portfolio manager at Thornburg Investment Management, said in an interview with Business Insider.
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The sample size here is low, and even though most of Winslow's misses weren't even close to going in (a mild concern, to say the least), his technique wasn't atrocious and he still shot 41.8 percent from downtown in college.
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During his four-month tenure, Bauer documents a dozen stabbings; scores of "use of force" incidents (far more than at comparable state-run units); cell doors that can be opened by inmates; atrocious medical care; and a seemingly preventable inmate suicide.
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Atrocious defending for the Swedes — several players and Lindahl just let the ball careen through the goal mouth — and a great start for the U.S. The goal was almost a carbon copy of Horan's first of the tournament, against Thailand.
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" The glyphosate debate continues But Alex Berezow, senior fellow of biomedical science at the American Council on Science and Health, a nonprofit group that says it advocates for evidence-based science and medicine, believes the new report is "absolutely atrocious.
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Indeed, while JASTA was conceived for a good cause, it ended up being directed totally against a country blamed indirectly for the atrocious 9/11 terror attacks, despite the recent release of a declassified report that failed to conclusively prove Saudi government involvement.
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Free of the burden of Mozgov's atrocious contract, the Lakers also have a much cleaner path to pairing George with another max player (LeBron James, DeMarcus Cousins, Isaiah Thomas, etc.) next summer—though dumping Jordan Clarkson before then may still be necessary.
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Again, this would be enough, but the film has also faced heated criticism for its approach to Freddie Mercury's queerness and sexuality, and a tweet trashing the objectively atrocious editing of a key ensemble scene in the film went viral last month.
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"November's highly cautionary interim statement, followed by an atrocious weather hit to High Street footfall during the run-up to the crucial Christmas trading period, was bound to result in a profit warning," Beaufort Securities analyst, Barry Gibb, said in a note.
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It's already atrocious that she was mislead about the details of her salary, but it will be even more horrifying if she continues to get short-changed in the wake of Spacey's misconduct, especially with the reckoning currently happening in the industry.
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Image: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoThis year Samsung mostly stuck with the edge-lit displays (some sets will be full array), but claims to have put a lot of time and effort into making black levels blacker, and solving the atrocious blooming problem.
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Dropping the embargo is the right thing to do, and the US has a long history of doing bad things in Latin America and Cuba, but none of that should in the least bit forgive the Castro regime's atrocious record on human rights.
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In a 2012 hearing, the jury voted 7-5 to recommend capital punishment, and the judge, relying on this suggestion as well as her personal determination that the crime happened in the course of a robbery and was "heinous, atrocious, or cruel", agreed.
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The stakes were high—whoever won would walk away with about $73,000 in prize money—so it was a pretty big deal when one player accused his rival of an atrocious, potentially game-altering offense: ripping a bunch of God-awful farts.
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Woodrow Wilson, who ranked sixth in the 2000 survey, dropped to 11th, as the post-World War I map of the Middle East that Wilson helped to draw crumbled into anarchy, and historians placed new emphasis on his atrocious civil rights record.
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The experiment, beginning in the early years of Communist control, of overlaying an imperial capital with a Soviet-style industrial city failed miserably, leading to circuitous commutes and atrocious air pollution, not to mention the destruction of vast swaths of historical neighborhoods.
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Representative Chip Roy, Republican of Texas and one of the most vocal foes of the spending process, was among the opponents of both pieces of legislation, calling them "atrocious" and urging both his colleagues and Mr. Trump to vote against the packages.
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The story, on paper, could be an interesting one: Grace Waters (Crystal Fox) is a single, middle-aged black woman who is swept off her feet by Shannon DeLong (Mehcad Brooks), whose real-life good looks are squandered under an atrocious wig.
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President George Vella followed Muscat's address with an appeal for calm, saying in a statement he hoped "justice is done with all those involved in this atrocious act which has cast a dark shadow on the national conscience get what they deserve".
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It is hard to get too intoxicated by a slim victory over an atrocious candidate, a suspected sexual abuser with bigoted politics, but Alabama, the Senate and the nation will be a whole lot better off with Mr. Jones than with Roy Moore.
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In the docs, the State says it believes it can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Melly killed his friends for financial gain, the murder was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, and he committed homicide in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner.
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" Anthony Scaramucci, the Trump loyalist and former communications director, told CNN about his former boss: "He&aposs got to step in there and end this thing because I think it&aposs an atrocious policy, it&aposs inhumane, it&aposs offensive to the average American.
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Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerGOP lawmaker condemns Trump over 'human scum' comment CNN: Biden likened Clinton impeachment to 'partisan lynching' in 1998 AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' MORE (R-Ill.) calling on the president to retract his statement and Sen.
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" But on April 18, he wrote at the Daily Wire, where he is editor-in-chief, that "Jarrar has a right to speak, and setting the precedent that professors should be fired for saying gross, atrocious or impolitic things seems like a serious problem.
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Dan Malloy, a Democrat, described Pence's outreach as "pretty atrocious" as the vice president tried to make the case to governors that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office was wrong about its estimate that 15 million people would lose health care over the next decade.
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Christian persecution reached record high in 2015, report says "We need to put aside internal disagreements at this tragic time and join efforts to save Christians in the regions where they are subject to the most atrocious persecution," senior Orthodox cleric Metropolitan Hilarion told reporters.
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Instead of gifting some atrocious teapot set that looks like it's straight off your grandma's wedding registry from 1940, we're suggesting modern stuff that can improve their lives on a daily basis: Amazon Fire TV devices, double-duty kitchen appliances, personalized drinking items, and more.
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" What makes school shootings almost as interesting as they are atrocious is that they place an insupportable burden of proof on people whose knee-jerk response to any social calamity is to say, "This stuff has always gone on, we just didn't hear about it.
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And bad actors aside, we've seen the very real traumatic effects of the failures of an emergency alert system—just last year, what can be boiled down to an atrocious communication mishap resulted in sending an imminent ballistic missile threat to residents of Hawaii.
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Two others that graded below a C: defensive end Marcus Davenport, taken by the Saints at No. 14 ("This is absolutely atrocious," Walter Football), and safety Terrell Edmunds, taken by the Steelers at No. 28 ("Edmunds is more of a Day 3 pick," Bleacher Report).
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Behind the pragmatic aspect (to economize on able men, to impose on other others the most atrocious tasks)...the institution represented an attempt to shift onto others — specifically, the victims — the burden of guilt, so that they were deprived of even the solace of innocence.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he will make a decision as early as this evening on the US response to what he called an "atrocious" chemical weapons attack on civilians in Syria and warned that he will hold the responsible parties accountable.
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"Wells Fargo can sign over $1 billion for their misdeeds today with money to spare on out-of-touch executive pay and share buybacks while still failing to address the atrocious lies and scheming," said Erin Mahoney, organizing coordinator for the Committee for Better Banks.
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Instead of gifting some atrocious teapot set that looks like it's straight off your grandma's wedding registry from 1940, we're suggesting modern stuff that can improve their lives on a daily basis: Amazon Fire TV devices, double-duty kitchen appliances, personalised drinking items, and more.
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"The Security Council has to come together and demand immediate access for first responders, support an independent investigation into what happened, and hold accountable those responsible for this atrocious act," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in a statement on Sunday.
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As Lamerton told it, it's a kind of weird, extremely problematic protest: She claimed to be in a bitter feud with her local homeowner's association—something to do with landscaping—and decided to strike back by filling her yard with atrocious anti-Semitic Halloween decor.
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The invisibility of this work is probably one reason why America has such atrocious policies for mothers who also work outside the home — no guaranteed paid maternity leave, absurdly expensive child care, a general failure to acknowledge that "workers" are also "people" who have families and lives.
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Giant broadband providers like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast have historically lobbied against efforts to improve broadband mapping, wary that more accurate data will highlight the competitive shortcomings that plague the U.S. telecom market—resulting in high prices, slower speeds, spotty coverage, and atrocious customer service.
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Yes, he stands on stages and stiffly clicks through PowerPoint presentations here and there — but at this point in his third act as a climate-change superhero, he's also jet-setting around the world, observing atrocious evidence that the planet has long since teetered toward catastrophe.
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But that wig, though… And to prove to us that even Oscar-winning actors get no breaks when it comes to the bad black wig, there was the trailer for the third season of HBO's True Detective, starring Mahershala Ali in an atrocious period (what period?!) wig.
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United Airlines is in the midst of a scandal over a viral video of a passenger being forcibly dragged off one of its flights by police officers for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight, and its atrocious public relations response that followed.
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This is particularly troubling because Saudi Arabia not only has an atrocious human rights record (including the recent torture and murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi), but has stated that it will pursue the acquisition of nuclear weapons if it believes that regional rival Iran is doing so.
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Erdoğan was quoted in Yeni Safak calling Khashoggi's murder "truly atrocious," according to The Associated Press, and hinted that a Saudi intelligence officer who examined recordings of the crime had suggested that one or more of the men had been using the drug when Khashoggi was killed.
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According to media reports here, Hudbay is in talks to buy Chilean miner Mantos Copper SA. "Hudbay's recent market performance has been atrocious, as the company currently trades at a material discount to its peer group on multiple key valuation metrics," Waterton said in a statement.
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"Paul Ryan, the failed V.P. candidate & former Speaker of the House, whose record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump tweeted.
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We have said that Mr. Comey's atrocious handling of the Clinton email investigation, which arguably tipped the election to Mr. Trump, proved that he could not be trusted to be neutral, and that the only credible course of action would be the appointment of a special prosecutor.
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Atrocious eyes of algorithmic perception seem to have been upon him, and he seems to be suffering from the hyped 'self' typical of the art world, and is not sure what all the exposure is doing to the memories he has handed over to social media corporations.
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After leaving FSU early after three years, he played a commendable if ultimately doomed season on an atrocious Jags team that notched a mere three wins (one of which was an at-home mulligan against the Titans) en route to its head coach's sacking in December.
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"The Inter-American Court has the opportunity to issue a ruling that will make the state of Venezuela acknowledge the problem of gender-based violence and take significant steps towards ensuring that such an atrocious crime never happens again," Elsa Meany, CEJIL senior attorney, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"We insist that the Maltese authorities leave no stone unturned to make sure that this atrocious, barbarous assassination does not lead to the situation that the perpetrators apparently want to achieve: that no-one dares ask pertinent questions and no journalist dares investigate the powers that be," he added.
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Old clips recalled how Fox television took a chance in 2002 on unknown Britons Cowell and series creator Simon Fuller and a format that turned atrocious auditions into mass entertainment, brought an acerbic tone to critiques of amateurs, and handed TV audiences the power to choose the winner.
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"Paul Ryan, the failed V.P. candidate & former Speaker of the House, whose record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"You have to move to the bigger picture, and the bigger picture here is that we have stark differences between a few staffers making comments and having your presidential nominee, like the Republicans do, make absolutely atrocious and disparaging comments about everyone who is not him," Gorbea said.
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"We spent the first 18 years of her life fighting the lack of understanding about the epilepsy disease, the stigma associated with it and most importantly our inability to stop her seizures, even if we were willing to tolerate pretty atrocious side effects from the medications," she said.
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But the willingness to totally overlook Kim's atrocious human rights record because, well, he runs stuff effectively, isn't the sort of thing that should be greeted with a shrug of the shoulders -- not by the President of the United States nor by the Republican majority in Congress. Why?
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I recently went to an Arsenal game – Arsenal, slumping awfully at home to Southampton, a truly atrocious League Cup game – and didn't manage to make it to my seat until the 35th minute, because the checks and queues at the gate I was going in through were so extreme.
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I carry a little brown Field Notes notebook in my shirt pocket, and I write down everything that could possibly be of interest — story ideas, errands to run, people I need to call, words I want to look up — in my atrocious chicken-scratch handwriting, in no particular order.
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Through the Darkest of Times uses a palette of mostly black, white and red, and features a period soundtrack to transport players to the 1930s, when, after the Nazis gained a foothold in Parliament, Germany quickly moved from a shaky democracy to a regime of atrocious racial violence.
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"We insist that the Maltese authorities leave no stone unturned to make sure that this atrocious, barbarous assassination does not lead to the situation that the perpetrators apparently want to achieve: that no one dares ask pertinent questions and no journalist dares investigate the powers that be," he said.
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He ticks off the downsides: the sky-high salaries needed to attract engineers, the atrocious traffic, the relative dearth of cultural institutions, the isolation from the great cities of Europe … I am, to say the least, dubious: France is known for being unfavorable ground for businesses of all kinds—especially startups.
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Trump added an implication allegation, alleging that the Tribune artist's conception of his planned building made the proposed skyscraper look like "an atrocious, ugly monstrosity" — injecting words that were never used by Gapp — and claimed that Gapp's statements and the Tribune illustration "torpedoed his plans" to build the office tower.
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The week before had just as many atrocious reports: Two South African brothers whipped their father to death for allegedly magically causing their bad luck, while a south Indian man was axed to death and burned on the same pyre used to cremate the woman he was suspected of killing.
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Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerGOP lawmaker condemns Trump over 'human scum' comment CNN: Biden likened Clinton impeachment to 'partisan lynching' in 1998 AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' MORE (R-Ill.) blasted the remarks, calling on the president to disavow his comments due to the historical connotation.
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It should be noted here that the Patriots' defensive proficiency could be kind of, sort of connected to the atrocious offenses they've played so far: Four of their six opponents — Miami, Washington, Buffalo and the (Sam Darnold-less) Jets — entered Week 7 ranking among the bottom five in points scored.
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Beyond the initial "rocket man" rhetoric was a U.S. "maximum pressure" campaign that had three mutually-reinforcing components: sweeping economic sanctions, serious warnings of military action if North Korea expanded its security threat against America and/or its allies, and a regime-challenging frontal condemnation of Pyongyang's atrocious human rights record.
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The same jurors heard testimony from witnesses about aggravating factors that could get Haim a longer sentence: whether the crime was committed in presence of a family member, included tampering with evidence, was committed in a heinous, atrocious and cruel manner, and inflicted severe emotional trauma on the victim's family.
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The atrocious extent of what people are capable of doing in order to appease these desires is implied through the intercutting of clips from one of Rasdjarmrearnsook's earlier works, which shows the slow, torturous death of a buffalo in an abattoir in Thailand before it is finally butchered and carved.
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Whether or not one agrees this is "doxxing"—a term typically used to expose private individuals to harassment by releasing personal information like their names, addresses, or contact information—probably depends on a lot on ones' feelings about ICE and its atrocious conduct, as well as the specifics of the data actually compiled.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushBiden apologizes for calling Clinton impeachment a 'partisan lynching' AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' Susan Collins calls on Trump to retract tweet comparing impeachment inquiry to 'lynching' MORE (D-Ill.), a former member of the Black Panther Party, told Trump to delete the post.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushBiden apologizes for calling Clinton impeachment a 'partisan lynching' AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' Susan Collins calls on Trump to retract tweet comparing impeachment inquiry to 'lynching' MORE (D-Ill.), a civil rights activist and Black Panthers chapter founder, sharply criticized Trump over the tweet.
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If we blindly accept that one of the primary aims of art is to take us away from the toil and the life we trudge through on a daily basis, the decision to name yourself Pants and Socks is beyond baffling, and even if we refute that theory, it's still absolutely atrocious.
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That's why you'll be making this piña coladafrom New Orleans restaurant and tiki bar Cane & Table, whose version of this beachy classic calls for a whole young coconut, a half cup of frozen pineapple chunks and 12-year El Dorado rum instead of the cheap booze and atrocious mixers you're used to.
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As atrocious as Japan's colonial rule was, had the Kim dynasty, over the past 85033 years, followed Japanese examples in Korea, it may have allowed for any the following: Basic freedoms during the colonial era were trampled upon, and life for most Koreans was marked by extreme economic privation and political repression.
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MSNBC's Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Florida will be a 'political bloodbath' for Sanders after Castro, AIPAC remarks Chris Matthews's abrupt retirement draws mixed reactions: 'An atrocious end to a noble, happy-warrior career' Scarborough evokes George Washington, Sinatra in lauding Buttigieg decision to drop out MORE compared former South Bend, Ind.
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Now is the time to take on this problem with full force, demonstrating U.S. leadership in its commitment to a fair shake for all workers, understanding of the needs of the most vulnerable and willingness to use and enforce the rule of law to hold perpetrators of this atrocious crime accountable. Gen.
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" Jason Kehe on self-publishing: "There was this Tumblr called 'Kindle Cover Disasters' from a couple of years ago, where the Tumblr was just these covers that people probably designed on Microsoft Paint or Photoshop or something—really atrocious covers but kind of amazing at the same time—for their self-published genre fiction.
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" Facebook seemed to double down on that stance on Monday when, at another event, VP of product Fidji Simo called Infowars "absolutely atrocious" but then said that "if you are saying something untrue on Facebook, you're allowed to say it as long as you're an authentic person and you are meeting the community standards.
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You can see how the game has been transformed in the gameplay trailer: After watching a cutscene where Arthas Menethil decides he'd rather kill the innocent citizens of Stratholme now than watch them be consumed by the Scourge, and seeing Uther Lightbringer and Jaina Proudmoore abandon him over this atrocious task, I jumped right in.
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And then -- to then kind of weasel out of this as this diplomatic guy that&aposs kind of come into the modern age and that allowed U.S. investment potentially in North Korea, but not have to answer for some of the heinous and atrocious acts he&aposs perpetrated on other people and his own people.
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He began with a grid that was pretty atrocious — you'd think someone might've helped him out with a ruler here — but the images he drew in those janky boxes showed a stunning level of accurate detail for some little kid who had just come back from the theater ... and had no other point of reference.
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Then came Mr. Bloomberg's atrocious debate performance in Las Vegas, in which he bombed on issues ranging from his stop-and-frisk policing practices as mayor to his questionable treatment of female employees as chief executive of Bloomberg LP. The next week, he had an only slightly less terrible encore in the Charleston, S.C., debate.
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Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerGOP lawmaker condemns Trump over 'human scum' comment CNN: Biden likened Clinton impeachment to 'partisan lynching' in 1998 AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' MORE (R-Ill.), who has been vocally critical of Trump's moves in Syria, rebuked Trump for using the term and called on him to immediately retract it.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee Rush2202 Cent meets with Pelosi, lawmakers on Capitol Hill Biden apologizes for calling Clinton impeachment a 'partisan lynching' AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' MORE (D-Ill.) also tweeted a photo with the rapper, lauding him for his TV series "Power," of which he is the executive producer and star.
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At the same time Mueller and the Angry Democrats aren't even looking at the atrocious, and perhaps subversive, crimes that were committed by Crooked Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and the Democrats.
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In a separate filing this week with a court in Los Angeles, lawyers who conducted more than 200 interviews with migrant parents and children said they had collected "shocking and atrocious" reports about conditions at various government-run detention centers, especially at the initial processing centers operated by Customs and Border Protection along the Southwest border.
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MSNBC host Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Florida will be a 'political bloodbath' for Sanders after Castro, AIPAC remarks Chris Matthews's abrupt retirement draws mixed reactions: 'An atrocious end to a noble, happy-warrior career' Scarborough evokes George Washington, Sinatra in lauding Buttigieg decision to drop out MORE on Wednesday predicted a "political bloodbath" for Sen.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushBiden apologizes for calling Clinton impeachment a 'partisan lynching' AOC: Trump comparing impeachment inquiry to a lynching is 'atrocious' Susan Collins calls on Trump to retract tweet comparing impeachment inquiry to 'lynching' MORE (D-Ill.), a civil rights activist who founded a chapter of the Black Panthers in the 1960s, called on Trump to delete the offensive tweet.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled — as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled - as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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At the same time Mueller and the Angry Democrats aren't even looking at the atrocious, and perhaps subversive, crimes that were committed by Crooked Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Democrats.
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So, I turned my attention back to those to see if there was anything I had missed, and I quickly discovered that many of these seemingly atrocious ideas were not only available at my local thrift stores, but were actually super cool, like bell sleeves, carpenter jeans, and crimped hems (you are allowed to politely disagree — more options for me on the racks!).
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He has spent much of it without his two top wide receivers, Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall, both of whom were lost to severe injuries, and the defense has allowed the second-most yards in the N.F.L. But the Giants' offense has been atrocious, ranking second to last in the N.F.L. in scoring and fifth from the bottom in yards per game.
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"Ultimately, the defendants' theory appears to be that state officials are free to set a system in place whereby they can subject pretrial detainees awaiting arraignment to absolutely atrocious conditions for twenty-four hour periods (and perhaps more) without violating the Constitution so long as nothing actually catastrophic happens during those periods," Judge John Koeltl wrote for the appeals court.
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In act two, we get this Wired exposé by Emiliano Mellino that discusses the atrocious working conditions of the company along with deeply questionable employee interview tactics: She did a 30-minute job interview over Google Hangouts with the London-based head of business development, Andrius Biceika, and was immediately told she had passed to the next round, which would involve a small test.
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It's that it's so mind-bogglingly atrocious, so far removed from any modern conceptions of taste, that it grows into this fascinating and hilarious slog where each new half-baked idea, offensive cliché, and ill-advised Beavis and Butthead skit brings it to deeper and deeper lows, such that by the end, you could make a convincing argument that it's the worst album of all time.
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Now before you go on to complain that Democrats are simply whining because we lost the election and that we are now looking for payback because of the atrocious, irresponsible, disrespectful inaction on Judge Garland — yes, admittedly there is some of that going on — I will tell you, Democrats are focused on bringing to light Judge Gorsuch's record and its impact on the American people.
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"I am of course very troubled that the trailer may be giving some people the false impression that our movie in any way romanticizes the actions of this horrendous serial killer, so I want to assure those concerned that our film in no way glorifies Bundy or his atrocious acts, nor was the trailer intended to give that impression," Berlinger told BuzzFeed News in a statement on Wednesday.
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In addition to trying to cancel the debt the Bravos are seeking relief in the amount of no less than $10 million and are also seeking punitive damages due to "the extreme and outrageous conduct with which the Bravos and other brokers at UBS were treated by UBS [that] crossed the bounds of decency to be regarded as atrocious and intolerable in a civilized society," the claim states.
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My personal belief is that it's laughably hypocritical to claim you care about gender equality while supporting policies that would force women to carry pregnancies to term against their will, especially considering the atrocious state of maternal health and maternity leave in the US. With that said, I can understand where the argument is coming from, in general: We are losing, and we can't afford to have an ideological litmus test!
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"The atrocious measures by which millions of white people have been put at the mercy of the semi-barbarous negroes of the South, and the vilest of the white people, both from the North and the South, who have been constituted the leaders of this black horde, are now sought to be justified and defended by defaming the people upon whom this unspeakable outrage has been committed," the committee members wrote.
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The most interesting tidbit revealed that the odds to leap into the draft's top three slots may increase for depressing-but-not-atrocious teams that aren't willing to lose games intentionally: Forgetting all the connected side effects the whole proposal would have, this might be the most intriguing: stubborn owners and organizations that refuse to tank even though it's the smartest path towards eventual championship contention would fall into a more beneficial arrangement.
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She added a little extra oomph to the issue by airing an ad called "Build the Wall" Tipirneni has taken a right-leaning approach to immigration, opposing the wall but calling for drones and more agents to patrol the border, but she has taken unapologetically liberal stances on gun control, allowing Americans to buy into a Medicare-like option, and denouncing the Republican tax plan as "atrocious" and a giveaway to the rich.
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Here are some of the problems with the Palm phone: the camera is terrible, the operating system doesn't have the latest Digital Wellbeing features that are ostensibly the whole point of getting this phone, the face unlock feature is likely insecure, there are no physical volume buttons, its custom software only occasionally helps with its tiny screen, it's preloaded with a fair bit of bloatware, it's terrifically slow, and (most of all) the battery life is downright atrocious.
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Former National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton said on Monday that he canceled a scheduled appearance on CNN because of the network's "atrocious" coverage of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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One of the things that I feel like I need to spend some time doing is, while a lot has been done post-crisis by the [Consumer Financial Protection Bureau], FHFA and others on servicing, it's fair to say that servicing was just atrocious last time around, so how do I make sure that I'm comfortable that we have a servicing model in place with the GSEs that is prepared for another downturn where delinquencies are increased?
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The former prosecutor in me knows that as a "minister of justice," as the ABA and Florida Bar rules require, where defendants meet the requisite aggravating factors to seek the death penalty, including whether they were prior convicted felons, whether the defendant caused a great risk to others by his murderous acts, and whether the murders were heinous, atrocious and cruel or committed in cold, calculated or premeditated fashion, then said prosecutor should file notice to seek the death penalty.
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"This may not technically be illegal, but it's an atrocious abuse of power to line the president's pockets, and it's a continuation of two years of profiteering by President Trump," said Walter ShaubWalter Michael ShaubEx-ethics chief rips Trump July 4 event as 'taxpayer-funded campaign ad' Here are the top paid White House staffers The Hill's Morning Report - Trump touts handshake with Kim, tariff freeze with Xi MORE, a former director of the Office of Government Ethics who resigned in July 2017.
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Similarly, while Sanders sang the praises of the Iran nuclear deal and encouraged Trump not to pull the US out of it — which would essentially destroy the deal — he never mentions the very real concerns the Trump administration and many of the deal's supporters and detractors have raised about Iran's other dangerous and destabilizing actions, such as its support for terrorist groups and sectarian militias throughout the Middle East, its atrocious human rights record at home, and its continued testing of ballistic missiles.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE went on a tear against former Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) late Thursday night, lambasting his "atrocious" record after excerpts from a forthcoming book described the former GOP leader as exasperated with the president.
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