"Listen, Tom had every right to get into the race, and I haven't said a bad word, and I'd never say a bad word," said McAuliffe.
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" Another bad word around that time was … "pants.
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When it comes to pop, maturity is a bad word.
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My son saw something inflammatory about Trump and bad word.
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I don't have a bad word to say about her.
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I've never heard her say a bad word about anybody.
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"Maybe the 'L word' is a bad word," he said.
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"Democracy's become a bad word again," one expert told me.
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Earmarks are a bad word for making good things happen.
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Ann Patchett, who is incapable of writing a bad word.
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I never heard anybody put a bad word on Denny.
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"I'm not saying a bad word about the team," Tortorella said.
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A person cannot say vagina without it being a bad word?
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Never a bad word about anybody and so steady and dependable.
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Wafa can't muster a single bad word about the United States.
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More and more recently, the word "immigrant" has become a bad word.
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"Art is sort of like a bad word to punks," he said.
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" And then he said: "The N-word isn't the only bad word.
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You can't find anybody to say a bad word about this kid.
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Eventually, the bad word of mouth about the product sinks the Knights.
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Because no one will say a bad word about someone who's died.
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The daily had a bad word in it, BULTACO (a Spanish motorcycle).
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RR: When I began the dioramas, "narrative" was a bad word in art.
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"He honestly never had a bad word to say about anybody," says Kevin.
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Anna Wintour recently said 'trend' is a bad word and she's so right!
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"Hero isn't a bad word, Jessica," she says on that fateful ferris wheel.
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This was long before "fracking" became a legit bad word to environmental activists.
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"When did the word millionaire or billionaire become a bad word?" he asked.
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In a country founded by immigrants how did immigrant become a bad word!!!
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"No matter what, I never heard a bad word about my father," Hudson said.
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"No matter what, I never heard a bad word about my father," Hudson added.
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"No matter what, I never heard a bad word about my father," Hudson revealed.
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I adore Alison and would never say a bad word about her, or anyone!
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"No matter what, I never heard a bad word about my father," Kate added.
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We're going to take care of you guys and I used a bad word.
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I am going to mainstream that shit because it is not a bad word.
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It seems like no one has a bad word to say about Oliver's new book.
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As Buttigieg himself has noted, Pence has never publicly said a bad word about him.
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Dare to breathe a bad word about Sanders and you risk an onslaught of attacks.
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But it will likely struggle in the coming weeks due to bad word-of-mouth.
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It's critical to note that Juul is never saying that indie is a bad word.
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Unlike other Trump advisers, I've never heard him say a bad word about the president.
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The men's rights movement is much more in the "feminism is a bad word" camp.
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" She replied, "Jap is a very, very bad word and you are never to use it.
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"The word compromise is not a bad word to me," Trump said during his presidential campaign.
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"Growing up where I grew up, Republicans were like a bad word," he told the podcast.
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I had a spirited debate with a lobbyist about whether lobbying should be a bad word.
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I've never heard the President of the United States say a bad word about Russia. Ever.
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" That's when Coco chastised pops for using a bad word while mic'd ... saying, "You can't curse.
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Beauty can be a bad word in design, connoting ornament, surface and, that most suspect attribute, pleasure.
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"As a child, I used gay as a bad word, as in, 'That's so gay,'" she admits.
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But if somebody says a bad word about Robbie, they're going to have to deal with me.
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She called Cosby "a bad word" and said he had drugged and raped her, Gianna Constand testified.
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"Public administration's a bad word now," he told Mr. Dalio, leaving important government departments without effective leaders.
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"He knows that's a bad word to a lot of people," he told Rolling Stone earlier this week.
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That was a bad word, probably, growing up in Northridge; it's a badge of honor in Silicon Valley.
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None of the diplomats he worked with seemed to have a single bad word to say about him.
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"Obviously people have feelings and people's feelings get hurt even if they're called a bad word," Thompson said.
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"Similar to having capitalism be a bad word, we need reparations to be a good word," she said.
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You're talking about tropes, and "trope" has become kind of this bad word for a lot of critics.
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The truth was, fat was neither a bad thing nor a bad word—and this truth was intoxicating.
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"It's a quid pro quo -- oh, that's a bad word," he added, to hearty laughter in the chamber.
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The word of narcotics is only a bad word if you approach it in the way it's seen socially.
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"Republicans in Washington spent most of their time trying to turn 'stimulus' into a bad word," Mr. Zients wrote.
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Both films suffered some bad word of mouth after moviegoers felt they hadn't gotten the movie they'd seen advertised.
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That's tepid-to-bad word of mouth, which can be deadly in the weeks leading up to a film.
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The Philippine leader did not unleash a single bad word in his hourlong news conference after landing in Manila.
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But especially Joe Biden's... uh... bad, bad, bad word choice when discussing legislation aiming to end violence against women.
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To some, regulation is a bad word, and certainly there are laws that have done little to protect consumers.
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Plus, if you look at our messages with each other, you'll see that I used a bad word once: shit.
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Because nothing says brave political commentary like not even saying the "bad word" the guy you're "making fun of" says.
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FCC Commissioner: &aposRepeat After Me: "Robocall" Is Not a Bad Word&aposWhat's the absolute easiest way to unify America today?
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I spoke to eight Greens, and he was the only one who had a bad word to say about her.
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I mean that's like me scolding my four-year-old for using a bad word and then me repeating it.
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Costello refused to quote Republican colleagues by name to me, or to say a bad word about any of them.
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And we've yet to hear a bad word about the long-term collagen-boosting and elastin-regenerating benefits of retinols.
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That may be a bad word in the Sanders world, however, it is a political necessity in the real world.
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I felt like if I really tried, I could go the length of my life without saying that bad word.
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According to DeLay, replacement is a bad word; getting rid of the law and starting over is the only option.
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"I've never met a single person who has a bad word about Kevin Plank and this Patrik Frisk," Cramer said.
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I've kinda given up on trying to educate men and boys who already think that feminism is a bad word.
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It's almost enough to make me forget about the [bad word] snow that has descended on my part of the country.
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" When Lemonis first met Marguerite, a production stitcher at Detroit Denim, she told Lemonis "fashion is a bad word around here.
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Meanwhile, Mr Moon's dream of a Korean confederation, with no bad word said about the gulags, would suit Mr Kim very well.
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In nontheme news, I also liked THE REAL ME, BAD WORD and NEW IN TOWN, all of which make their debuts today.
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"She was a gentle soul, the kind of person who never had a bad word to say about anyone," her father said.
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" After news outlets picked up on the comment, Hewitt apologized on Twitter, calling it a "bad word choice on a sensitive subject.
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We had a lot of takes where Michael would use a bad word, but he only curses twice in the whole special.
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We don't want flight attendants being hateful, but should we follow them around to make sure they never say a bad word?
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Goldman employees say the email system automatically pops up a window if a user attempts to send an email containing a bad word.
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You solve them by bringing people together around common goals, promoting innovation, demonstrating independence, and recognizing that compromise is not a bad word.
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" Warner said his costar Sedgwick has a "Tom Hanks" quality in that "you can't find anyone to say a bad word about her.
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The tween has quit the mouth on him, shooting off every bad word in the book (and he gets it from his mama).
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"In terms of language, in many cases let's face it, Europe is becoming a bad word and that is very serious," said Padoan.
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Though Marty Jacobson is loath to say a bad word about anyone, you can tell the sale of Nutmeg still brings up mixed emotions.
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"People use socialism as a bad word, but they appreciate socialist things," said Christina Reich, a single mother who teaches mindfulness to small children.
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Job seekers have begun to shy away from employers with bad word-of-mouth, wanting to feel like they'll be well-treated at work.
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He tells me nobody has a bad word to say about the LSD guys around here: Smiles, especially, was bit of a local hero.
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Kim told Chung that he had never spoken a bad word about Trump and still had faith in the president's desire for a deal.
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"I think self care has become a bad word because it's often a marketing strategy for things that feel frivolous," Ms. Mehlman Petrzela said.
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"It seems like 'politics' is a bad word," Mr. Beam, a 2000-year-old high school senior in Santa Cruz County, told me recently.
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Despite Hamilton's tactics on Sunday, and the media grilling them both over its ethical merits, Rosberg refused to say a bad word against Hamilton.
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" Her daughter is still in shock and wants to know who was speaking to her and why he kept calling her "a bad word.
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VESTBERG: FIRST OF ALL DUMP PUMP IS A VERY, VERY BAD WORD BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A HIGH-TECHNOLOGY THAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT.
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She formed rapports easily, and—a rarity in the Scene—Bobby had yet to encounter someone willing to say a bad word about her.
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"I don't have a bad word to say about Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton, they just haven't inspired me," he told CNN on Sunday.
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Their lives impact the life of the ocean Seeing the whales go extinct would be "horrific, embarrassing, every bad word there is," Webber said.
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Sometimes a poor Cinemascore can translate to bad word of mouth, which can subsequently lead to a drop in attendance in a film's second weekend.
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" One day, Anderson said his 12-year-old son answered the phone, and when he hung up he said, "Dad, they said a bad word.
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Disney's risks, however, might be slightly higher, given that a premature release of "Pirates" could lead to bad word of mouth from fans and reviewers.
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This has turned the term "reputation management" into a bad word, and scared off many businesses from pursuing it as part of their marketing strategy.
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The conservative senator quickly ran into pockets of opposition as some attendees chanted "pro-choice" and "liberal is not a bad word" between veterans questions.
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One of the profanities that I got credited with using, that I didn't use, was a very bad word, two weeks ago, that I never used.
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Since the rise of Reagan, liberal has become a bad word, and liberal candidates like Michael Dukakis and Walter Mondale were trounced in past presidential elections.
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George Mitchell, a former Senate majority leader, is proud to say he and Bob Dole, a former minority leader, never said a bad word about each other.
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" Obama praises Ryan Addressing Ryan, Obama said they had plenty of policy differences, but "I don't have a bad word to say about you as a man.
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"You're not going to find anybody who's got a bad word against Geraint," said Brailsford, who did not even have to manage his two leaders' conflicting ambitions.
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I am not proud of this fact and often try to swallow the vowel after the first consonant of the bad word has spilled from my lips.
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If you think I'm going to say a bad word about them, you're crazy because I probably know a lot of the people who were throwing stuff.
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NOT LONG ago it was hard to find anyone with a bad word to say about Mario Draghi, the Italian boss of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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"One of the profanities that I got credited with using that I didn't use was a very bad word two weeks ago that I never used," he added.
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These and more of our best work below: FCC Commissioner: &aposRepeat After Me: "Robocall" Is Not a Bad Word&aposWhat's the absolute easiest way to unify America today?
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Video In her reception speech that night, Bee again apologized, acknowledging the "one bad word" she used distracted from the immigration issues she intended to shed light on.
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If you're Trump or Sanders, then 'establishment' is a bad word ... as they say in Texas, we're fixing to find out who is right and who is wrong.
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" Colbert offered Trump a commonsense solution: "Why don't you have a swear jar, and every time you say a bad word you put a billion dollars in it?
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Queer was a bad word initially, but now we are proud to call ourselves queer, and the same thing should happen with pussy, because pussy is the new dick.
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Then there's another scene with Annie standing up and saying, "I'm fat, I'm fucking fat, you know?!" in which fat isn't a bad word but an adjective, a declaration.
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When Mr. King, finishing his magazine profile, told him he couldn't find anyone to say a bad word about him, Mr. Sherrod advised him to talk to his enemies.
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At a recent rally in Montana, Trump, who is expected to meet with Putin a summit in Helsinki later this month, didn't have a bad word to say about him.
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Last night at a concert in the Caribbean island St. Kitts, rapper 50 Cent was arrested for saying a very bad word in front of a crowd of presumable adults.
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"Homey," a word used to describe things that are cozy, comfortable, and familiar, has become almost a bad word, a way to describe someone that's plain, uninterested in the outside world.
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Also, if she ever listened to other music (more country), she would FLIP OUT and run over and turn off the volume if a song with a "bad word" came on.
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But in the attempt to better understand Trump's unusual reluctance to personally say a bad word about Vladimir Putin, many analysts have pointed to evidence of Russian money flowing into Trump properties.
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Tour director Christian Prudhomme said organizers often faced criticism when they choose to start the race outside France, but did not hear a single bad word when Brussels was announced for 2019.
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In the governor's race here in 2015, our candidate shied away from talking about it at all, because the polling indicated that Obamacare in and of itself still was a bad word.
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"I've literally never heard a bad word said about him by anybody that I know who's worked with him," said Dr. Gregory Ciottone, an associate professor of emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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Israel, who is retiring at the end of this term after 16 years in Congress, said making "liberal" a political bad word was part of an upper hand Republicans gained in communications strategy.
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"There are times where I didn't know they were home yet, or they were standing in a corner, and I accidentally said a bad word, like 'f—,' in a lighthearted way," Reynolds said.
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If anyone so much as utters a bad word about the regime, that person could go straight to North Korea's gulags — which a report last year claimed are as bad as Nazi camps.
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"He was such a sweet person and I never heard anyone speak a bad word about him," Valerie said, describing Joshua, a defensive back and wide receiver, as a "really talented" football player.
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She told the academy crowd in L.A. that the media focus should shift from the "one bad word" she uttered to describe Ivanka Trump to the nation&aposs treatment of immigrant children and families .
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Had I known that the alligator was going to be terrorizing people in the convenience store, I might have prepared myself and not embarrassed the network by saying a bad word on live television.
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"The I.M.F. is a bad word in Argentina because of the memories it brings to mind of economic programs that almost never turned out well," said Matias Carugati, chief economist at Management & Fit, a consultancy.
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But there are so many false positives, and it can be quite hard to catch, because someone can say a bad word without insulting someone, and they can also insult someone without using any bad words.
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The generally good-spirited World Cup ski circuit, where competitors face each other on a weekly basis, can occasionally produce petty jealousies or rivalries, but you will struggle to find a bad word said about Svindal.
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For a startup pitching an idea for a game-changing tech product, the task is much trickier today, when tech has become a bad word for a lot of people, Seibel told Business Insider in an interview.
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"I find it strange that you have directed obscenities and hate towards people that support the President, but you have not directed a single bad word toward the monster who committed this terrible crime," the conservative activist wrote.
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"This, what we're seeing going on now, is the old Southern strategy, where 'gay,' 'trans' and 'homosexuality' is the new bad word," Mr. Barber said Saturday morning at a news conference at Pullen Memorial Baptist Church in Raleigh.
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"I think one of the things I'd say about Michael from throughout his career is that people who worked with him never had a bad word to say about him," the Briton said in a Formula One podcast.
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That's why Facebook should be working to roll out systems that flag concerns in kids' chat sessions – if a bad word is used, for example, or if the child says something rude – that alerts the child's own parents.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe is becoming "a bad word" due to the strains of the migrant crisis and growing inequality among euro zone countries that risk driving the continent apart, Italy's Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Wednesday.
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Recent research has shown that it is all too easy to accidentally make systems with a biased view of the world, for example that "Mexican" is a bad word, or have a tendency to associate women with domestic chores.
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"Like, I didn't know that that was a word that you cannot use, especially because my trans friends use it, and growing up, my parents never told me that that was a bad word," the rapper said, according to the outlet.
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If you were happy to overlook months of violent racism, xenophobia, transphobia and Islamophobia from the Trump campaign, but now you're mad that he used a bad word and tried to sleep with another man's wife, you are no better.
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" The video begins with a group of immigrants from various countries listening to a news report over the radio about "border security," while the anchor says, "It's really astonishing that in a country founded by immigrants, 'immigrant' has somehow become a bad word.
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"My message to him (saying this in confidence to you) is that I will always want to work with him in the future and will never have a bad word about him, but won't be supporting him in this campaign," he wrote.
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"They basically had zero interaction, but I can't recall Bernie ever saying a bad word about Biden, or vice versa," said David Krone, chief of staff to Harry Reid, the former Democratic Senate majority leader from Nevada, who was close to Mr. Sanders.
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"We spent the day wrestling with the repercussions of one bad word, when we all should have spent the day incensed that as a nation we are wrenching children from their parents and treating people legally seeking asylum as criminals," Bee said at NeueHouse Hollywood.
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That's all fantastic — experts say that older generations of women have an important impact on how a young girl views her body, even if they just speak negatively about their own bodies — but it still relies on the idea that "fat" is a bad word.
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To me the fact that there is a bad word in it, yes there is and I say it lots of times, but it is with good intention… For me it always comes back to intention and this record has the best of intentions.
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There's a reason the biggest luxury watch brands have been around for an average of 100 years Apple has now refocused its Watch efforts toward fitness, a place where it can easily succeed for years to come, a place where innovation isn't a bad word.
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In Los Angeles he takes a job as a cub reporter, falling in with two veteran hacks: They smoked full-time, traded girls like baseball cards,wore their hats tipped back,had a bad word to say about everyone, told storieseven they didn't believe.
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"I know it wasn't a bad word, that's all that matters," the Florida senator added, winking at Donald Trump's penchant for profanity, which recently sparked a minor controversy when Trump repeated a vulgar word an attendee at one of his rallies shouted to describe Ted Cruz.
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Sometimes DIY is a bad word, like when people try to tell you that a combination of lemon juice and baking soda is totally safe to use as a facial exfoliant, or that homemade sunscreen is a viable alternative to the dermatologist-approved ones at the store.
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"We spent the day wrestling with the repercussions of one bad word, when we all should have spent the day incensed that as a nation we are wrenching children from their parents and treating people legally seeking asylum as criminals," Bee said in her speech, obtained by IndieWire .
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You always seem to be fighting with or getting sued by Mike Love and he's infamous for discouraging you when you were making Pet Sounds and Smile—music that many consider your most visionary and innovative—and yet I've never heard you say a bad word about him.
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In her acceptance speech, Bee said, "We spent the day wrestling with the repercussions of one bad word, when we all should have spent the day incensed that as a nation we are wrenching children from their parents and treating people legally seeking asylum as criminals," she said.
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"If I can scare the living daylights out of my so-called base — not a bad word for them — and I can get 90 percent of them to vote and only 85033 percent of everybody else to vote, I can still win," Clinton said, according to the report.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer tried to thicken the plot in an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront," suggesting that there were "10-12 Republicans who have never said a bad word about witnesses or documents who know in their hearts that it's the right thing to do.
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But here's something a Trump critic with even a modicum of intelligence would have noticed: If Donald Trump really were the evil dictator Deutsch and Maher claim he is, they'd never be allowed to say a bad word about him — certainly not on national TV, not more than once anyway.
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On a visit I made to the country during the revolution's first anniversary, there wasn't a single person I met who had a bad word to say about him, from the cab drivers who praised his man-of-the-people earthiness, to the business owners who applauded his stand against corruption.
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"We spent the day wrestling with the repercussions of one bad word, when we all should have spent the day incensed that as a nation we are wrenching children from their parents and treating people legally seeking asylum as criminals," Bee said Thursday while accepting a Television Academy Honors award, according to IndieWire.
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LATEST WITH THE IMMIGRATION BATTLE -- AMNESTY IS THE BAD WORD (AGAIN): Via The Hill's Mike Lillis and Rafael Bernal, a path to citizenship for "Dreamers" is emerging as the biggest sticking point in the negotiations over an immigration bill, one day after President Trump and Democratic leaders seemed close to a deal.
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Gould, author of the insightful Beatles history "Can't Buy Me Love," runs up against the same limitations all these efforts have faced: The singer did only a couple of interviews, and there's a fundamental lack of tension in the life of a person who virtually no one will say a bad word about.
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In my time with Trump, as I gathered research for a biography of him, he criticized Obama, both Presidents Bush, as well as Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan, but he never said a bad word about Tricky Dick who, it must be said, spent a troubling amount of time on the dark side of politics.
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"You can't find a bad word about Judge Garland, and that's because he is a person of remarkable experience, a person of remarkably decency and he is a judge who is uniformly -- among Republicans and Democrats -- seen as somebody with the kind of temperament and the kind of excellence that should be represented on the Supreme Court," he said.
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Samantha Bee says everyone is honing in on "one bad word" from the controversial "Full Frontal" segment this week in which she insulted Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, rather than focusing on immigration issues.
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By the time 2012 came along, and Anthony Lane, the New Yorker movie critic whom he admires, wrote a nasty review of "Sinister," saying not a bad word about Mr. Hawke — in fact, he talked about how such a terrible movie is unfair to someone with the kind of talent Mr. Hawke has — he no longer cared what people thought of his trajectory.
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Well, it's complicated, but the basic argument goes like this: King and Trip Gabriel, The New York Times reporter who wrote the piece on King that has caused all the controversy, talked for a long time (56 minutes, according to King) and that what King was really wondering about was when "Western civilization" became a bad word, not when "white supremacist" or "white nationalist" did.
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There will have undoubtedly been some Remainers among their number, but I got the sense that these were the kind of people an emotionally led, nationalistic campaign like Vote Leave would have worked on, because they're already so heavily invested in a rose-tinted version of the past that they would be willing to ignore stuff like "facts" and "expert advice" in favor of returning to an age where jingoism wasn't a bad word.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocratic senator on possibility of Trump standing up to the NRA: 'That's just such BS' Schumer to Trump: Demand McConnell hold vote on background check bill Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Hawaii), who did not stand up to validate Trump's applause line, says that "socialism" isn't a bad word if it means providing people access to affordable health care and a comfortable living.
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Consider the verbal game of chicken we've played with the people all this affects: Fat people went from being called fat (which is mean) to being called overweight (a polite-seeming euphemism that either accidentally or not accidentally implies that there is a standard weight) to being called zaftig/chubby/pleasingly plump (just don't) to curvy (which seems to imbue size with a sexuality and optimism where it should just be sexually and emotionally neutral) and back to fat (because it's only your judgment of fat people that made it a bad word in the first place, and maybe being fat isn't as bad as we've been made to believe).
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