You have betrayed your city, you have betrayed your country and you have betrayed the motherland.
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I mean, he has betrayed his office, he has betrayed the Constitution, and he has betrayed national security.
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They have never betrayed me, and I haven't betrayed them, either.
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I feel betrayed by John, betrayed by the waitstaff who recommended him for for another job, and betrayed by the restaurateur who hired him.
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Since then, however, Jaime has betrayed Cersei and she has betrayed him.
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"Of course the Kurds feel betrayed, and they were betrayed," he said.
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"President Trump has betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security and betrayed the integrity of our elections for his own personal political gain," the document argues.
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" "I felt betrayed by our church," adds Sandi, "but I did not feel betrayed by Angie.
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And by the play's end everyone will have betrayed or been betrayed — in most cases, both.
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I had these 12 disciples, these 12 guys, and they either betrayed me—Peter betrayed me, Judas betrayed me—or they all just ran away when the Romans came at me.
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"The President of the United States has betrayed his oath of office, betrayed his oath to defend our national security, and betrayed his oath to defend our constitution," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said Thursday.
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But still, I couldn't have children … I felt very betrayed by the medical community and betrayed by my body.
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Asked Wednesday whether he felt betrayed by the Saudis, Trump suggested it was the kingdom's leaders that betrayed themselves.
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It's the betrayed person's way of proving that they knew they would be betrayed, it's the destroyer's way of gaining exit.
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"He betrayed the American people, he betrayed American families, and he will lose this election because folks are clear," she said.
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I just feel very betrayed by it all, and I think this is the first time I've ever really felt truly betrayed.
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" When asked if she felt the teenager betrayed her, Jill Cummins said, "I do feel slightly betrayed by her because she knew him.
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Her office released a "fact sheet" detailing the allegations against Trump as part of the inquiry, saying that he "betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security and betrayed the integrity of our elections for his own personal political gain" (The Hill).
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"President Trump has betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security and betrayed the integrity of our elections for his own personal political gain," the document states in laying out how Democrats are likely to try to make their case in the impeachment inquiry.
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You should write a letter that your student could see without feeling you betrayed him and that you could write without feeling you betrayed yourself.
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I mean, she's angry and betrayed by her mom, she feels angry and betrayed by Randall and Beth just for being involved in the whole situation.
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Thus you have plenty of material for him to tell his supporters that they've been betrayed by the Republican Party and betrayed by the Republican establishment.
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The security guard had betrayed me, just as police officers have too often betrayed young black American men, by removing the illusion that he was just there to protect.
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He abandoned — some say betrayed — his family's fortune.
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When I began to call them out, they acted as though I had betrayed them, in the same way Meadows acted betrayed even though he had done the dirty deed.
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"We're glad Speaker Pelosi finally said out loud what a majority of the Democratic Caucus and constituents have been saying for months: Donald Trump has betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security, and betrayed the integrity of our elections," Leah Greenberg, co–executive director of Indivisible, said in a statement Tuesday.
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"We're glad Speaker Pelosi finally said out loud what a majority of the Democratic Caucus and constituents have been saying for months: Donald Trump has betrayed his oath of office, betrayed our national security, and betrayed the integrity of our elections," Leah Greenberg, the group's co-executive director, said in a statement.
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Republicans feeling angry and betrayed Clear majorities of Republican voters Tuesday said they felt betrayed by their party: In Ohio the number was 57%, and in North Carolina it was 56%.
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" She leaves office as the leader who "betrayed Brexit.
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Outraged that their Syrian kin were betrayed by another U.S. policy decision, protesters in Iraqi Kurdish cities burned Turkish flags last week and some said that America had betrayed the Kurds yet again.
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Why have you betrayed every principle that made you great?
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Was Trump a true conservative, betrayed by the Washington establishment?
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But the conversations often betrayed a tentativeness about it all.
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I see allies betrayed, their faces in my picture frame.
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Have you betrayed them by legitimizing the regime in Pyongyang?
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I saw men die and I was betrayed like Mandela.
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Many are frustrated with, or even feel betrayed by, both.
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They liked her even more as a betrayed presidential wife.
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Winter (Billie Lourd) had not betrayed Kai like he thought.
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"Amazon has completely betrayed my trust three times," he wrote.
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"I think he's going to feel very betrayed," he said.
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"She stopped talking to me, I felt betrayed," Aaron said.
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Now he has betrayed his Party and millions of voters.
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He added that he felt betrayed by his former colleagues.
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Has he betrayed his Northern roots to sound more accessible?
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Many Future fans freaked out, felt downright betrayed and manipulated.
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So when Lyle proposed, I felt like I was betrayed.
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Republicans may have regained Congress, but Republican voters feel betrayed.
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"My party has betrayed their core values," he told Colbert.
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In each case, they say, the West has betrayed Iran.
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"Larry Hogan has betrayed Baltimore again and again," Jealous said.
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Maybe you've been betrayed by an institution you held dear.
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In roadside hamlets, candlelit windows betrayed flickers of movement inside.
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But then that golden age was betrayed by the elites.
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Republican senators and conservatives around the country would feel betrayed.
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It's a place I've been betrayed by people I trusted.
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If he was taking mental notes, he betrayed no judgment.
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But Mr. Mateen betrayed no emotion during the angry encounter.
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It's only a matter of time until someone is betrayed.
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Mr. Johnson, a betrayer betrayed, seemed more rueful than angry.
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Directors who supported Harvey were betrayed just as we were.
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And yet was it not Javad who had betrayed me?
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I felt frail and infirm, betrayed by my own body.
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As a young person, I cannot help but feel betrayed.
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These days, they are feeling sad, confused, angry and betrayed.
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Donald Trump, notorious germaphobe, has been betrayed by his own.
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She has been betrayed and gaslighted by those she trusted.
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"He betrayed us as people, as a partner," she said.
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And while it may be bittersweet, she betrayed no sadness.
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She said that she still felt betrayed by the governor.
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A little bit betrayed and confused at the same time.
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"I was incredibly upset and felt incredibly betrayed," she says.
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His answers, Chief Justice Roberts suggested, betrayed no consistent theme.
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The whole process made me feel betrayed, angry and unvalued.
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Yeltsin and Putin basically betrayed Communism and joined the West.
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Anwar said in a Facebook broadcast that he was betrayed.
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"They said I'd betrayed them," Korbin said of his friends.
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Indeed, she has betrayed the memory of her father, Gen.
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"I was 14 and I thought I had betrayed him."
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When those words left Adams's mouth, Goodell betrayed no emotion.
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I could see how he was betrayed in the text.
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Shocked and betrayed, Loman did not know what to do.
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Yes, the white working class is about to be betrayed.
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Trump said he loves the Dreamers, and then betrayed them.
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"If I get betrayed by the family," the sister replied.
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After the Marius scandal, zoos everywhere felt besieged and betrayed.
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A few spoke about how frightened and betrayed they felt.
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It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed.
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"I feel like I have been betrayed again," he said.
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The White House accused her of having "betrayed" her department.
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Who betrayed whom and how, and was there makeup sex?
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They are now the betrayed disciples of a false prophet.
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"Sorry for anybody who feels disappointed or betrayed," he said.
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Chicago's Cardinal Blasé Cupich declared that Rauner had betrayed him.
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They've all betrayed the American people with a political agenda.
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Naturally, the audience felt kind of betrayed by this revelation.
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"I don't feel that Matt has betrayed us in any way at all, but when I found out that my husband had betrayed me, you question your own judgment," said Kathie Lee on Wednesday.
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When Agent Carter finds Steve Rogers smooching a young lady (played by a pre-Game of Thrones Natalie Dormer), she is shocked, then betrayed, then shocked that she feels betrayed in the first place.
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" Asked if voters would not feel betrayed if immigration does not fall over time, he replied: "I voted Leave and I certainly won't feel betrayed if immigration is not brought down to tens of thousands.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, himself a former KGB spy, said on Wednesday that Skripal, a GRU officer who betrayed dozens of agents to Britain's MI6 foreign spy service, was a "scumbag" who had betrayed Russia.
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"Unfortunately, journalists can be betrayed by their own tools," they wrote.
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Trump and his White House feel betrayed by the conservative Republicans.
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A petition argued it betrayed the spirit of yoga and inclusion.
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Sitting with Carolyn after the incident, it's clear Konstantin betrayed them.
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"Andrew [Breitbart]'s life mission has been betrayed," he reportedly said.
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He had been "disappointed" and "betrayed", he declared, by Mr Benalla.
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"I'm sorry to those of you who I betrayed," he said.
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She felt betrayed, and it weighed on her mind and heart.
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It was further betrayed by being printed, posted, stored and sold.
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Kat is cuffed and arrested, and feels betrayed by Adena's abandonment.
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This president has betrayed American values, our credible has been tattered.
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"I feel betrayed and that I was played," Karma Steward said.
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She never judged, she never gossiped, she never betrayed a friend.
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Others felt betrayed by their employers' and their colleagues' feeble responses.
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As it goes, Samson is betrayed by a prostitute named Delilah.
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"I was shocked, and I felt betrayed," she tells The Verge.
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Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly betrayed the trust of billions of people.
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He hadn't betrayed taxpayers' trust by misusing state resources, he said.
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It makes Muslim Americans feel like their government has betrayed them.
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You went in the closet and you betrayed the lesbian cause.
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But peace talks have soured, and she's been betrayed from within.
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The following year, feeling betrayed by those institutions, she killed herself.
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Trump has repeatedly betrayed that trust — and not just with Democrats.
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Or, more accurately, I felt like Plan B had betrayed me.
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Some of Japan's loony ultranationalists will feel betrayed by Mr Abe.
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Feel left behind, left out and betrayed by the status quo?
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I felt betrayed by the neighbors and felt watched and paranoid.
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But instead of celebrating this decision, growers and breeders felt betrayed.
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" Staunch Trump ally Sean Hannity added, "Weak R's have betrayed voters.
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When we are betrayed, when love breaks apart, we all become
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Much of America feels ignored and betrayed by our political class.
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I was upset, I was angry at times, I felt betrayed.
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Sadly, too, many of her followers say they now feel betrayed.
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This former employee was betrayed by the people they worked with.
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Swiss authorities say Falciani is a thief who betrayed his employer.
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Concessions will only embolden the regime and will be betrayed eventually.
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Everyone had profited from him, and later they had betrayed him.
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It executed Poles who betrayed Jews or tried to blackmail them.
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Only now Blunt has betrayed his friend to reveal the truth.
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She accused him of being unsupportive and said she felt betrayed.
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More than that, though, she feels betrayed by the claims process.
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Her posture betrayed her teen-age training as a figure skater.
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He is caught, and we're asked to wonder who betrayed him.
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The Democratic Party has failed and betrayed the African-American community.
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However genially a project might begin, they end up feeling betrayed.
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A woman is betrayed by her husband in the public spotlight.
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And the rage with which he expressed his fury betrayed him.
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CS: I understand why you feel betrayed by your husband, Alone.
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Public health advocates who embraced him as an ally feel betrayed.
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"They feel betrayed, forgotten and they don't know what to do."
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People were just starting to like Jaime and they felt betrayed.
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Things have turned sour, as developers and early users feel betrayed.
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Doubly betrayed by lover and friend, that's how to put it.
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I feel totally betrayed by this organization that invited me in.
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Betrayals are betrayed, boardroom machinations proliferate, monstrous conspiracies beget more monstrousness.
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The abusers betrayed the children's innocence and shattered a sacred bond.
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Yes, she will kill Tyrion after she discovers he betrayed her.
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In the same breath, though, he betrayed a trace of doubt.
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"The one employee felt betrayed by his friend," Ms. Sias said.
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I betrayed your trust and hid my horrible nature from you.
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And that has left some black and Latino families feeling betrayed.
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But only a few hundred were accepted, and Italy felt betrayed.
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They think Mr. Trump has betrayed the movement Mr. Buckley shaped.
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No matter how foolish his conceits, his eye never betrayed him.
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In 1992, it felt "betrayed" and "forgotten," according to the Times.
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A disenfranchised base that feels betrayed on core values stays home.
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The moral of the story is that kindness can be betrayed.
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One, because the woman involved could recognize herself and feel betrayed.
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When she finds out he betrayed her at a crucial moment.
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An expert, someone supposed to know better, had betrayed her trust.
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I felt betrayed by a democracy so deeply racist and unequal.
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Her first appearance, to perform her song "Rainbow," betrayed some nerves.
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The king, Vipula said sadly, was betrayed by his own people.
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But Muslim officers probably felt the most betrayed by Hasan's actions.
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Most of my students don't feel betrayed for the same reason.
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I was a young, athletic vegetarian, and my body betrayed me.
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But even on this diminished measure, Ryan's record betrayed his promises.
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"Survivors of child sexual assault in Boston, who were first betrayed by Law's cover-up of sex crimes and then doubly betrayed by his subsequent promotion to Rome, were those most hurt," SNAP said in a statement.
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When that turns out not to be the case, people feel betrayed.
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In a statement, he alleged that she "betrayed" the Department of Justice.
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Did you feel especially betrayed that it was him sending you in?
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We feel betrayed, we feel like we can no longer defend this.
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People feel betrayed by the state, and guess who their scapegoat is?
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He's actually a totally different guy who betrayed and murdered Luke's father.
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Instead, Johnson's candidacy imploded after one of his political allies betrayed him.
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They felt like they'd betrayed the only contract they'd ever willingly accepted.
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As they realized where their data went, people on Facebook felt betrayed.
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He betrayed the Ukraine by refusing to provide them with defensive weapons.
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How do you connect with other people after being so thoroughly betrayed?
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He's betrayed her in the one place that matters – the voting booth.
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So once again, Jessica is betrayed by Cole and his promiscuous lips.
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The poem described the betrayal, but not the man who was betrayed.
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After getting betrayed multiple times, why should he ever trust them again?
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They feel she has betrayed them, as well as her father's legacy.
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From Graham's point of view, he was the one who was betrayed.
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I feel somehow betrayed by this situation I have so obviously manifested.
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I feel like the body I had finally tamed has betrayed me.
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" Tabloids repeatedly described her as "broken" and "betrayed" and maybe, "finally pregnant.
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Lowestoft, a town so geographically close to my heart had betrayed me.
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Because he betrayed my trust to a point that that's totally broken.
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"Woman, mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, you have betrayed us all," tweeted O'Donnell.
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Otherwise, she said, Brexit might never happen and voters would be betrayed.
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It's not in my mind to make you feel you betrayed that.
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And Trump has already betrayed some crucial campaign promises about these programs.
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He betrayed his best friend to ensure his own fame and fortune.
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And for me to feel like she had betrayed me like that.
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Even my bed, formerly my favorite place on earth, has betrayed me.
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He tells her that she was betrayed, and she's going to die.
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" Perhaps too quickly—a few betrayed hecklers began chanting, "We trusted you!
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"Because he betrayed my trust to the point that it's totally broken."
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" As for the parents, Misk says, "They are all feeling extremely betrayed.
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"If that's betrayed, it's a shockingly intimate form of betrayal," he said.
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Otherwise, she said Brexit might never happen and voters would be betrayed.
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"He has betrayed me in so many ways," she told the camera.
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And ultimately, we feel most betrayed by the people closest to home.
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Beyond fear, I feel betrayed by so many of my fellow Americans.
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And his decision to push for NAFTA left House Democrats feeling betrayed.
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Smith said the allegations were horrifying, and that his trust felt betrayed.
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He tells Echo she betrayed their people and is no longer Azgeda.
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"Under Daesh, people were betrayed by their relatives and neighbors," he says.
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Many people felt betrayed, like puppets being used by the power elites.
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Publicly, administration officials have not betrayed any worry about the Clinton probe.
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Allbury betrayed public trust with his actions and threatened security, they claimed.
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He eventually forgave the man who betrayed him, but not the Navy.
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Another was told by a priest that he had betrayed his faith.
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My hope and wishes were betrayed by those who destroyed the movement.
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But he betrayed little emotion as Judge Dear Jackson announced her sentence.
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Who had betrayed the 1.8 million German soldiers killed in the war?
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I cannot take it -- I feel so personally betrayed by my government.
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I told almost all of them that I knew they betrayed me.
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I believe he's a narcissist and I believe he's betrayed this country.
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Publicly, administration officials have not betrayed any worries about the Clinton probe.
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You will also have betrayed her confidence and added to her distress.
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The members of his church, he said, felt "betrayed by the Vatican".
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But my face hasn't betrayed me too much throughout all these years.
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You don't talk and when you talk that means you have betrayed.
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Cormier seems to feel genuinely betrayed by whatever has come before this.
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Obi-Wan's former pupil is betrayed … by a certain point of view.
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"I remember feeling betrayed by two people who said things," she said.
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And Judas, one of Jesus' original disciples, betrayed him with a kiss.
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Student-athletes who were abused said they felt betrayed by the institution.
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Nearly 211 years later she spoke of how she had betrayed him.
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Dear Sugars, Five years ago, I was betrayed by a close friend.
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Why am I back here in this country that betrayed my family?
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DOHA, Qatar — Simone Biles tried to smile, but her eyes betrayed her.
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He doesn't have other friends — according to him, they've all betrayed him.
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First he came to realize just how much Walter had betrayed him.
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The thousands of wonderful people who work for VW must feel betrayed.
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He spoke calmly, his words measured, but his knitted brow betrayed agitation.
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Instead, at least 35 — feeling trapped and betrayed — took their own lives.
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And don't forget: the Iron Bank already betrayed the Lannisters once before.
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"She betrayed the trust placed in her by the public," he said.
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No wonder that, within weeks of wedding, both felt bewildered and betrayed.
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It can include conservatives who believe Trump has betrayed the conservative cause.
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If they survived long enough, they lived to see that faith betrayed.
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"It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed," Romney tweeted.
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"I felt like we had, in my mind, been betrayed," Jill says.
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"they have been betrayed by Boris Johnson, it's as simple as that."
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"The word 'betrayed' would not be too strong a word," he said.
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Also inevitably, when it happens, the characters feel both shocked and betrayed.
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They said, "I am praying for you," but every action betrayed them.
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It has even suggested — without evidence — that he has betrayed his country.
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That may be a big factor in why you feel so betrayed.
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She did not blame any particular party, but said she felt betrayed.
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As an American, I feel betrayed and disrespected by our attorney general.
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He was, you know, betrayed, stabbed in his b-- in the back. Nothing.
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The danger for Ron is that his chief ally Julie now feels betrayed.
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They're angry and betrayed, and much of the rest of the base agrees.
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Some fans feel these episodes have betrayed seven seasons of painstaking character development.
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The Umbers betrayed House Stark and, by association, killed Rickon on the battlefield.
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Hill has said she felt betrayed by the way Biden handled her testimony.
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"Market reaction betrayed surprise," said Ken Odeluga, a market analyst at City Index.
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Kurds felt betrayed by Trump's move to withdraw U.S. troops from the area.
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"I feel betrayed by one of our closest friends — the US," he said.
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Obama betrayed him, he says, by embracing gay marriage and big government spending.
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Betrayed, Cartwright briefly called off their relationship before coming around to forgiving Taylor.
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But they are convinced that their great achievement is about to be betrayed.
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And I think that's what bothers me and makes me feel so betrayed.
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I'm the one," she says — fans also hear her say, "I feel betrayed.
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Although he said that nothing ever happened, the incident left Quad feeling betrayed.
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I was definitely worried that people who watched my channel might feel betrayed.
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What does it mean to be a brother when your brother betrayed you?
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Russia's top brass, who had spent their entire lives fighting America, felt betrayed.
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" Ryan said Clinton betrayed Americans' trust for handling "the nation's most important secrets.
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It is somebody she knew, somebody she trusted, and somebody who betrayed her.
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It does take a minute to get there when you've been betrayed, though.
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Barriss' reaction to Andrew Finch's death has betrayed a chilling lack of empathy.
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Ken, betrayed by his love of horses, is quickly bitten by a zombie.
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We betrayed the very name of Jesus for whom our society is named.
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Ultimately, the priests betrayed those they were supposed to protect, say the victims.
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Meanwhile Mr Corbyn himself betrayed next to no real curiosity in the electorate.
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He uses the powerful artifact to return to the moment Zeus betrayed him.
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At the time, the White House said Yates had "betrayed" the Justice Department.
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"People feel betrayed that their marriage was based on a fraud," Jessop says.
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One writer even declared that Girls had betrayed its audience — and maybe feminism?
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But his nerves betrayed him in the playoff as he three-putted twice.
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Five, who betrayed secrets out of allegiance to the "other side"; whistle blowers
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It is also plausible that the traffickers were betrayed by a rival one.
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She seemingly betrayed Diane to keep Peter from going to prison once again.
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If Republicans hadn't felt betrayed by their leaders, Trump would likely have flopped.
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Mr. Orban's sudden change in policy left Mr. Angyan disillusioned, and feeling betrayed.
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The party rejects accusations by critics that it has betrayed the Islamist cause.
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The attack was partly successful, but he and his co-conspirators were betrayed.
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He riffs on a "booming" economy and "crazy" Democrats who "betrayed" the country.
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Indigenous Americans are constantly betrayed by the United States' unwillingness to honor agreements.
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I'm sorry to all the astronomers feeling betrayed, this was not my intention.
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The Associated Press: Black Virginia voters feel betrayed, left in no-win scenario.
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Then, Gillespie became an establishment tool who had betrayed Trumpism and the president.
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It now says it feels betrayed by Trump's decision to withdraw its troops.
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He thought they were ungrateful, and had betrayed their masters and their country.
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Donald Trump has betrayed those Americans who voted for him in the primaries.
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Could he have betrayed Dany and cemented a new alliance with his sister?
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His body language betrayed constant anxiousness: fussing with the tie, patting his stomach.
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Perhaps his stumbles even betrayed his sense of guilt, whereas Sanders shows nothing.
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Her son says she would get emotional thinking about how she was betrayed.
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China: On Wednesday, Trump betrayed one of his biggest campaign promise on China.
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Instead, I'll explain why I feel betrayed as a 21-year-old student.
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Her perspective betrayed a deep fragility, born out of the fear of change.
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She has begun to feel that the country has betrayed people like her.
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Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, said the Republicans had betrayed ordinary Americans.
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So much of what Republicans once said they believed has now been betrayed.
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A middle-aged G.R.U. officer facing an uncertain future had betrayed his tribe.
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They thought that she had betrayed her first love and her true calling.
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It has also prompted outrage from some of Gantz's followers, who feel betrayed.
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Mr. Moore said he understood why advocates like Ms. Kazan-Allen felt betrayed.
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"If he unfollowed me after this, I would feel like I betrayed him."
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He feels ruthlessly betrayed — by colleagues, and also, in a sense, by himself.
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Israeli intelligence officials said that they felt betrayed by the United States withdrawal.
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That trust has long been betrayed by the men responsible for upholding it.
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Caroline Faber has the thankless role (and excruciating dialogue) of Schumacher's betrayed wife.
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The fact is that the occupant of the White House betrayed his country.
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He appealed to the Louisiana Supreme Court, saying his lawyer had betrayed him.
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Why was it always the women that I felt hurt and betrayed by?
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In letting Pantaleo go, O'Neill had betrayed all New York cops, Lynch lamented.
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But they had been betrayed: Mr. Bukai's name was still on the list.
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I think in particular, a lot of female students feel very fundamentally betrayed.
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But it's not only the betrayed person who can experience mental health issues.
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So he sued in 2016, saying he felt betrayed by the group's founders.
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By his own admission, he has betrayed his oath to the American people.
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In the end, I felt betrayed by everyone and lost my best girlfriend.
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Time and again, she has been betrayed and beaten because she's a woman.
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No president has ever betrayed his own country so totally and so openly.
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With Gail's news, however, Getty learns that his instincts have not betrayed him.
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This incident has definitely betrayed the trust of the students to the university.
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But that's not all — he betrayed our brave troops, who sacrificed alongside them.
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Donald Trump lied to workers in 2016 and then betrayed them as president.
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Iranians say Russia has often betrayed their country in their long history together.
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Zinke's comment betrayed a prejudice that being Asian makes you a perpetual foreigner.
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Many will feel betrayed by a society that was supposed to protect them.
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So is being betrayed by someone you thought was in love with you.
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The fright betrayed a weight of feeling that was a surprise to her.
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Many of the Russian agents he betrayed were spies in Britain and Europe.
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It was in that moment that she says the words that broke me, Lawrence, and probably anyone who has ever betrayed or been betrayed by someone they loved: 'I wish I could somehow convince you that it wasn't about you.
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Justice Wilkie said that Mr. Mair had betrayed the sacrifices of the generation of Britons who helped defeat Nazism during World War II. "By your actions you have betrayed the quintessence of our country, its adherence to parliamentary democracy," he said.
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Asked if Kaepernick "betrayed his cause" on ESPN's First Take, Smith didn't hold back.
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Sorry for anyone who feels disappointed or betrayed, it's not my heart or anything.
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Unfortunately, because of how far I went, I feel as if she's betrayed me.
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Varys betrayed her father, and then served as Master of Spies for Robert Baratheon.
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Rather than exhibiting a now-antiquated bipartisan civility, McCain had betrayed his unconscious prejudice.
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Ned is then betrayed by Littlefinger, who sides with the Lannisters, and is imprisoned.
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"People feel betrayed," said Bruno Letendre, chairman of a group representing Quebec's dairy farmers.
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I hope I don't sound overdramatic when I say that this movie betrayed me.
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"I love working for the public and I feel so betrayed," Lorge tells PEOPLE.
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When the company sold to Walmart in March 2017, many customers reportedly felt betrayed.
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H: Did she feel betrayed when Hussein and his family moved into the village?
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So then when you felt like she turned on you, did you feel betrayed?
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By the time I get off the subway, however, Everlane has already betrayed me.
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I am no longer a fan of yours you betrayed a lot of people!
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Sorry for anybody who feels disappointed or betrayed, it's not my heart or anything.
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Following the Last Supper and the original Eucharist, Jesus would be betrayed by Judas.
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Without naming names, Tati said she felt "lost" and "betrayed" on her Instagram story.
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Would you feel betrayed by Trump if it turns out these accusations are true?
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"She admired me and trusted me, and I betrayed that," he said, ABC reports.
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So far, it's been populists attracted to his moderate economic profile who've been betrayed.
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The Prime Minister's actions betrayed all the promise he once showed in the 1990s.
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If Trumpcare passes, leftists can credibly claim that Trump has betrayed his populist vision.
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Lawler feels betrayed, saying the Sheriff ultimately failed to provide Brian with ANY treatment.
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Why aren't we talking about the men who betrayed our trust and humiliated us?
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They have betrayed the public's trust and subjected an entire generation to unjust surveillance.
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But she was already betrayed by the witch in Season 1 for blood magic.
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Hogan, of course, betrayed Savage and Sting, forming the nWo with Nash and Hall.
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When more significant changes arrived, longtime users have complained the company had betrayed them.
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Tragic soprano Lilliet Berne is constantly betraying her lovers or being betrayed by them.
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In the comics, Paulson is joined — and sometimes betrayed — by his young protégé, Celia.
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Betrayed by Trump, the alt-right has been casting about for a new direction.
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The foundation said Zuma had "betrayed the country" according to News24, a local station.
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Exit polls in Indiana suggested half of Republican voters felt "betrayed" by their party.
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It's partly why people were not just disturbed by his behavior, they felt betrayed.
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Lee's alleged actions betrayed the American people and his former colleagues at the CIA.
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He repeatedly betrayed her with extramarital affairs, including a scandalous incident with an intern.
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He betrayed the bar, his friends, and his clients whenever it suited his interests.
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"He feels betrayed," said Hassan Ghandour, a former Republican Guard who befriended Mr. Mubarak.
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Hagel had just betrayed him, I asked an aide why he was doing that.
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In this early-build XC60, only a detail or two betrayed the lofty aspirations.
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In our survey, 85033 percent of GOP voters said their politicians had "betrayed" them.
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The Washington Post reports that the president feels personal betrayed by the company's actions.
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It can be overwhelming to know how to address the partner who betrayed you.
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Opinion IN August 2009, I was betrayed by both my husband and my country.
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The only way I have found to avoid being betrayed is to live alone.
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I was so hurt and betrayed and scared that I basically lost my mind.
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As a wife, I have been lied to, I have been betrayed, and disrespected.
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The informant had been arrested and flipped months earlier, betrayed by yet another informant.
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He was so charming, Donnersmarck, so Gerhard felt he was betrayed by his charm.
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"He was saying that leading ministers and generals had betrayed Poland," he told me.
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"Few writers have betrayed confidences with such uninhibited malice," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Furious foreign governments, many of them U.S. allies that feel betrayed, can and will.
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Mr. Khattala, wearing a white shirt, betrayed no emotion in response to the verdict.
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His BFF and business partner, Tim (Tim Robinson), of course feels crushed and betrayed.
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"I feel betrayed," said Lorena Jofrey, a 13-year-old insurance agent from Miami.
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It's understandable to want to lash out when you've been hurt, betrayed, and abandoned.
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Some of Mr. Erdogan's friends and allies betrayed him, but "the people" did not.
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Right now your story is that she betrayed you, deceived you, then dumped you.
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Her TV characters have been harassed, sexually assaulted, threatened, degraded, lied to and betrayed.
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But Trump's answers to other questions betrayed how little he knows about health policy.
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He said Mr. Klein had "betrayed" unity deals before and feared they could regroup.
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"I did in fact tell Paul Engler that he betrayed his friends," he wrote.
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But Trump betrayed his campaign promises to help working class people, the senator said.
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On the call, Biden sought to reassure activists who felt "betrayed" by the announcement.
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" "President Trump abused his power, violated his oath of office, and betrayed our nation.
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But he was soon betrayed by a childhood friend and jailed in Vilnius, Lithuania.
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"I feel betrayed, to be honest," 2nd Lt. Gibram Cruz told CNN affiliate KSWB.
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"I feel betrayed by Moreno," said printer and father-of-eight Luis Calvopina, 53.
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Some were convinced that a mole within the C.I.A. had betrayed the United States.
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"You had a duty to meet, and you betrayed that duty," the judge said.
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Naturally, he's anxious to find out exactly why his beloved brother betrayed his country.
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Mindtree's founders felt betrayed by his willingness to sell out to an unwanted buyer.
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Because somebody betrayed her trust, and we know who she gave the letter to.
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My fair-skinned mother could pass for white, until her heavy accent betrayed her.
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But today, Ms. Holleeder says she feels it is she who betrayed her brother.
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Those who had argued that he should be kept in the U.S. felt betrayed.
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No matter—he simply got a second wife (with whom he betrayed his first).
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Tell Shelby he's betrayed his trust to Alabamians and he should resign his office.
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Between the lines, the three judges' opinion betrayed considerable distaste for Bharara's aggressive tactics.
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"I believe that people feel Dean Heller has betrayed them in the state," Rep.
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Americans who are paying attention (many are not) are feeling bewildered, betrayed, and bamboozled.
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And to the best of my knowledge, I've never betrayed that trust, never, never.
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We felt helpless and betrayed, suddenly isolated in a community we had considered home.
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We feel betrayed by the country that promised us we could finally be safe.
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Varys died horribly — he was burned to death by Dany's last remaining dragon, Drogon — after he betrayed Daenerys and was betrayed to her, in turn, by his dear friend Tyrion Lannister, who for his part at least looked really upset about it.
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It's the crystallized emotional response of what every person in that position feels. Betrayed. Afraid.
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The White House said in a statement that she had "betrayed" the department she served.
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People who play the middle and repeatedly switch alliances will have personally betrayed almost everybody.
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Trump you came to Mexico derailed government and President Peño..you lied and betrayed Pena.
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You don't want to love it, because it's kind of betrayed you in some way.
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So Westbrook's claims that Charles betrayed her trust were enough to cause a retaliatory stir.
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Theon first betrayed Sansa's brother Robb in season 2, seizing Winterfell under his father's influence.
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"It feels like I've been betrayed by someone in my family," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Unfortunately Tumenov's insistance on leaping in with left hooks to do this also betrayed him.
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So is Varys, the Master of Whispers, torched by Drogon after he betrayed his queen.
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And the truth about Robb, who[m] I betrayed … I don't want to be forgiven.
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Sekko Tanaka, the retired chief monk of Kannonji, says he feels "betrayed" by the court.
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They were betrayed, caught and deported, and Anne died in a concentration camp at 15.
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The centre-left, he argues, betrayed its ideals by embracing austerity during the financial crisis.
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Her secret recording was deceitful and cowardly and has betrayed all of her fellow Rockettes.
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Betrayed Daenerys in the hopes of going back to an objectively shittier life in Westeros.
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Sadly, he's not the only one who's been betrayed by a love of hot Cheetos.
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"When you're betrayed you lose the coherence of the narrative of your life," she says.
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I felt violated, he betrayed my trust and obviously that is not what I wanted.
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Respectable politicians had made similar promises over the years — and they always betrayed the voters.
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He felt "he had somehow betrayed his country," entered a deep depression, and considered suicide.
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Students had fought long and hard to keep their professors, and now they feel betrayed.
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Protestors felt betrayed by the government's failure to follow-up on their pledge, said Gaur.
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He occasionally said that that both the Democratic and Republican Party had betrayed his people.
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He felt the pairing "betrayed" the core premise and abandoned the message of the show.
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"At this point, Amazon has completely betrayed my trust three times," Springer writes on Medium.
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Mr. Leahy and Mr. Shumlin have said they felt betrayed; Mr. Sanders has not commented.
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Nobody talked much later about the defense that had betrayed Harvey in the grisly third.
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"I never failed him, never stole from him, never betrayed him," Martinez said, of Guzman.
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Even as their eyes betrayed their nerves, the girls kept grins plastered across their faces.
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Russia and the EU. The inevitable Europe of 1989 and 2003 has been betrayed by
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"I never failed him, never stole from him, never betrayed him," Martinez said of Guzman.
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The union, for all its failings, did not deserve to be betrayed by a huckster.
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Many individuals, like Bob and myself, have been betrayed by our government over the years.
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"Donald Trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation, and committed impeachable acts."
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The tenor Francesco Anile brings a sizable, somewhat nasal voice to Canio, the betrayed husband.
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"We trusted you!" they yelled, suggesting that she had betrayed them by supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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His self-presentation was so carefully controlled that he never once betrayed his own mortality.
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"We betrayed the trust of the troops, and there's no excuse for that," he said.
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They will feel betrayed if Bernie quits now, thus compounding the problem of low turnout.
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Jochen Bittner HAMBURG, Germany — In its heyday, Communism claimed that capitalism had betrayed the worker.
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They certainly had no shortage of personal experience with those who betrayed the United States.
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"A lot of people felt betrayed when it occurred," one of the former employees said.
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The White House said Yates had "betrayed" the department by refusing to enforce his order.
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Loneliness, people might call it, yet it was not loneliness that made her feel betrayed.
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I was betrayed, isolated, unseen in the way of a street person or a child.
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So Urin felt very betrayed by his behavior in that particular moment in their history.
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I was grieving that a person I respected and cared for had betrayed my trust.
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I hope you enjoyed the twist on cross-referenced clues and don't feel too betrayed.
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The city's most moving site betrayed a more recent devastation, one we came upon accidentally.
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But no one in power has betrayed the Irish-American story more than President Trump.
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They had betrayed their own ideas and were now being punished by their own voters.
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In the realm of transportation, that gospel was soon betrayed by its own chief disciples.
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" When we asked a slightly less specific questions, "Who betrayed his teacher for 30 coins?
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Even more striking, exit polls found majorities of Republicans feeling "betrayed" by their party leaders.
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Ms. James betrayed no concerns during her announcement, where she displayed both swagger and humor.
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Both squads were clearly on task from the start: The body language betrayed the tension.
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" She told me of family and neighbors feeling betrayed: "I hurt my mother very much.
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Donald Trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation, and committed impeachable acts.
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Beal admitted to feeling "hurt and betrayed" when she told him this, the complaint states.
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Bury them so deep that you forget they're there, betrayed only by your hammering pulse.
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Murray and his circle watched nervously as white politicians and their own neighbors betrayed them.
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Angry Malmo fans feel Zlatan betrayed their team -- since he started his career in Malmo.
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He also betrayed a reluctance to leave behind what he sees as a religious calling.
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"I just feel like the Clintons have betrayed me over and over," Voorhees told me.
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He said that he shared this information with me privately and that I betrayed him.
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President Trump "betrayed the nation by abusing his high office," the House Judiciary Committee said.
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But the policy reversals have left some on the right feeling betrayed, often bitterly so.
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I'm sorry you feel betrayed, but I don't see what a "hard conversation" gets you.
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Sensing opportunity, the pair betrayed their former benefactor and launched an audacious bid for power.
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West hasn't betrayed his fans — this album is too slight to count as a betrayal.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a staunch Trump ally, said he felt "completely betrayed" by Riyadh.
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From that moment on, I felt completely unloved, betrayed, disgusting, and hopeless about my future.
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"It's certainly very possible that that third meeting, where you don't have the secretary of State or even the Russian foreign minister present, the president may have betrayed — and I don't mean in terms of the country — but betrayed his true interests," Schiff said.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, an insider says Khloé felt "betrayed" by the blossoming romance.
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For those who feel betrayed by the social landscape of modern Britain, the choice seems clear.
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Many on both sides feel betrayed by a political elite that has failed to show leadership.
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" His other books include "Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America.
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It's perhaps that moment that makes him feel so betrayed when Sutherland's painting is finally revealed.
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He is believed to have betrayed dozens of GRU spies across Europe to his British handlers.
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Or Okoye in Black Panther would have a girlfriend after her trash ass boyfriend betrayed her.
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She was betrayed as a young woman, and consequently she doesn't really know what love is.
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"We feel very betrayed by the government and Moon," said a union official at Kumho Tire.
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Some Bernie voters will always remember 2016 as the year that Warren betrayed a fellow progressive.
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Then he looked at me like I'd betrayed him for not giving it to him before.
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One side feels that the meaning of "Republican" has been betrayed or otherwise stolen from them.
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Through all this, most Phuds and the other survivors of the fire felt betrayed by Cornell.
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They never betrayed me or confused me, which is why I think dyslexics make great entrepreneurs.
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One reason people say Kraft feels betrayed, perhaps the main reason, is that Goodell owes him.
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It causes doubt in the "victim" about whether or not they're even allowed to feel betrayed.
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And more than 6 in 10 Republicans in Nebraska said they felt "betrayed" by GOP politicians.
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It also betrayed a fundamental misunderstanding of how major changes have always occurred in our country.
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Khloé is still feeling hurt and betrayed by her brother, as she has been all season.
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Now after the outrage surrounding Cambridge Analytica the Internet giant suddenly feels betrayed seven years later.
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More importantly, that line remains well-known because it was a promise that Bush famously betrayed.
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Germans wrote of noble failure, of brave soldiers betrayed by a cynical or inept high command.
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On the other, Betty betrayed his trust — and their friendship is going to suffer for it.
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People created teams, betrayed one another, gave up hope, fell down, got up, and so on.
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Every single player left in the game has held countless strategic conversations and betrayed innumerable allies.
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He told them they had betrayed his trust and would ruin his personal and academic life.
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"He cried in a huff,"Because you'll find out I betrayed our country to the Russians.
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So yes, you hurt and betrayed someone who loved you and was a good, kind partner.
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Years later, Slater still felt betrayed by all the time and energy she spent helping Kyle.
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His latest book is Democracy Betrayed: The Rise of the Surveillance Security State, from Counterpoint Press.
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More and more, the downscale Republican voters felt they were being betrayed by their party's elites.
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Madonna believes a former friend and art consultant, Darlene Lutz, betrayed her by taking the loot.
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They know that Manning betrayed them and now they know that their President has as well.
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" "It hurts to feel BETRAYED by the ones I THOUGHT I could trust with my story.
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Which is why I felt so betrayed when Hannah regressed to The Worst in the finale.
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All she sees is that Monica betrayed her, so she gives her a very gross punishment.
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They plotted, schemed, lied and betrayed — and made for some pretty amazing television in the process.
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It wasn't howling with laughter, I think they felt somewhat similar to the characters, slightly betrayed.
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And in Florida, Trump won 55% of voters who said they felt betrayed by their party.
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Neither Saddam nor Bin Laden were voluntarily betrayed, but the bounties complicated their movements and communications.
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And I could tell he was hostile — he felt betrayed by David that he'd be filmed.
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Today my son is gone, and I feel betrayed by a system that I believed in.
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He says he feels betrayed and manipulated by the South Korean government and its intelligence agency.
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He was immensely loyal to Mao and felt that Mao had been betrayed by Deng Xiaoping.
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By doing so, he betrayed the trust of the public, and therefore should be held accountable.
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Earlier this month, she said Trump betrayed his voters and accused him of breaking his promises.
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The peace movement, which had been a key component of his electoral alliance, felt profoundly betrayed.
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It's very unfortunate that these folks just tried to help -- he (Cruz) certainly betrayed their trust.
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Candada's Conservative opposition leader said Andrew Scheer said Trudeau had betrayed justice by removing two whistleblowers.
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At the time, we were told Diddy felt betrayed because they'd hooked up before the breakup.
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"Sheep who are the Arab leaders betrayed Jerusalem years ago," Mustafa, a Syrian demonstrator, told CNN.
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He's betrayed our trust, our veterans and our president," it continues, calling Tester "disgraceful" and "dishonest.
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But to Mr. Baldwin, the concerns are not nearly so esoteric: He contends he was betrayed.
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He escaped and returned to her but she betrayed him to the Germans and was shot.
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The people you kill are Russians who have betrayed the state and deserve the ultimate punishment.
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At first glance, the bustling crowds in Wynwood betrayed no sense of unease on Friday afternoon.
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" He added that she has betrayed American workers in favor of "Wall Street throughout her career.
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They feel betrayed by the Democratic and Republican establishments, and finally a candidate spoke to them.
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Over half the Republican primary voters in South Carolina reported they felt "betrayed" by Republican politicians.
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So what should we make of Moscow's new battle cry, that democracy has betrayed the voter?
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Yet, to others, Sandmann's beguiling expression and the group's choice of gear betrayed their true intentions.
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When he woke, four hours later, it was to the realization that Gosh had betrayed him.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer betrayed frustration Tuesday about how Russia intrigue was overshadowing the presidency.
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She'll probably send a raven to inform Daenerys and Tyrion that Jaime might've just betrayed them.
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So they're feeling more than a little betrayed by the platforms they feel they helped create.
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Our sources say Diddy felt betrayed -- he hired Fine to be Cassie's personal trainer after all.
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I felt betrayed—by my grief, by my father, my book, my mind, and my palate.
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My mother was angry and went on a campaign against me, saying I had betrayed her.
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He betrayed my trust, took advantage of my trust and sexually abused me hundreds of times.
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I felt as if I was being incredibly rude, as if I'd betrayed a social contract.
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Having the job handed to him betrayed his family's tradition of making a name for yourself.
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"They feel a bit betrayed and they don't feel like President Trump is keeping his promise."
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But now that fictional character has been betrayed less than two years after he switched allegiance.
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James's face betrayed nothing as he walked off the court, wiping his face with his jersey.
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"We feel betrayed," Chuck Jones, a union leader, who stood with Trump that day, wrote recently.
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But when the first season ended, and Rosie Larson's killer wasn't revealed, some viewers felt betrayed.
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Higuaín was seen to have betrayed the city when he decamped for Juventus two years ago.
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His tanned face and soil-stained hands betrayed his profession working for a tree-services company.
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But the justice, saying he wanted to spend more time with his family, betrayed no hesitation.
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If Trump enters the talks with unreasonable expectations and leaves feeling betrayed, war again could loom.
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"A vote for the far right is a sort of vengeance for being betrayed," he said.
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Many Blue and White voters felt betrayed, commentator Nahum Barnea wrote in the Yedioth Ahronoth daily.
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Slavery and racism were not just wrong — they betrayed the divine natural order of the universe.
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He's a loyal fan betrayed by his icon, talk show host Murray Franklin (Robert De Niro).
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I love too much the magnificent, boisterous, diverse, regenerative and regenerating America that is being betrayed.
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The billionaire attracted some criticism online by Chinese people who felt betrayed by the businessman emigrating.
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She did not express the pain or anger or self-righteousness of someone who felt betrayed.
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I felt betrayed and then I also felt that I was participating in a cultural betrayal.
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The Stone A few weeks back, both Israel and American Jews were betrayed by Barack Obama.
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There is the fear of being betrayed by someone that you invest time and emotion into.
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Far from making America great again, Mr. Trump has betrayed the foundations of our common citizenship.
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But, deep down I also felt betrayed by Williams's win, by the colorism of it all.
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Sanders allies feel betrayed by what they view as a low blow over an old misunderstanding.
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The form is the natural habitat of the grief-stricken, the betrayed, those enduring chronic ennui.
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The acting Queens district attorney, John Ryan, said Officer Bailey had betrayed his oath of office.
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When a colleague who betrayed her tries to apologize, she responds with an unforgiving tongue-lashing.
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His lawyers in Japan said they knew nothing, were stunned and felt betrayed by his action.
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What's wrong with giving kids the relief of knowing they're not alone in having been betrayed?
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The assassin, Nathuram Godse, believed that Gandhi had betrayed Hindus by being too conciliatory to Muslims.
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Under Trump, Washington betrayed the Syrian Kurds, the fighters that made it possible to crush ISIS.
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Not only has Greg betrayed Tom, he's also put all his cards on his landlord, Kendall.
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It's a collective economic punishment -- and an effort to silence those we feel have betrayed us.
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When Sam Cooke switched from gospel to R&B, many fans were angry and felt betrayed.
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And Trump, though he's said to feel betrayed by Cohen, has not taken his frustrations public.
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Many felt betrayed and angry — ultimately police had only agreed to move back about 27 yards.
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That's why they allowed him in and trusted him — and he never betrayed that trust either.
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" To Hardwick herself, prior to publication, he offers false assurances: "You won't feel betrayed or exploited.
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His latest book is "Democracy Betrayed: The Rise of the Surveillance Security State," from Counterpoint Press.
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She said she had betrayed her daughter and wouldn't make any excuses for breaking the law.
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But that same enthusiasm betrayed a lot about the campaign (and the subsequent Administration) writ large.
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Kipling interpreted the diplomatic spat as a personal affront, and felt betrayed by his adopted home.
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Hastily chopped trees betrayed firefighting efforts to create fire breaks in the middle of the night.
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Some fans have complained that "Discovery" has betrayed the idealistic, optimistic spirit of its earlier fleetmates.
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" Nowitzki betrayed a public hint of the organization's disappointment when he tweeted this reaction: "Of course.
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Party members like those in the Essen, in Germany's old industrial heartland, not only feel betrayed.
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He betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me hundreds of times.
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Skripal betrayed dozens of Russian agents to British intelligence before his arrest in Moscow in 2004.
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"Survivors of child sexual assault in Boston, who were first betrayed by Law's cover-up of sex crimes and then doubly betrayed by his subsequent promotion to Rome, were those most hurt," according to a statement after his death from Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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Feeling angry and betrayed, Adam emails the photo without comment to several of his friends, including Charlie.
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Skripal betrayed dozens of Russian agents to British intelligence before his arrest by Russian authorities in 2004.
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These 18 labels include anything from spender to saver, betrayer to betrayed, initiator to reactor and more.
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She said that Trump supporters felt "betrayed" by Romney's consideration on "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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The man in the novel was killed after he was believed to have betrayed his fellow mobsters.
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If Dan lets Angelina go, he's betrayed a promise to his entire alliance, not just to Angelina.
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Instead, she locks him up in his empty vault with a servant girl who betrayed her. Grim.
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As for Hasson's long military career and lack of criminal history, his behavior "betrayed" that, Windom argued.
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It's what might put you in the backseat of a police car, betrayed, as happens with Crystal.
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It is hardly the first time in history that the Kurds have been betrayed by Western powers.
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He had probably been waiting for me inside, but the expression on his face betrayed no annoyance.
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And this impasse is painful, because in a battle where both feel betrayed, victory is Pyrrhic. 13.
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"I feel so scammed and betrayed by the government, which is honestly so naive," Kathryn told me.
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But eventually and repeatedly the poem would come to a standstill because language betrayed me every time.
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I feel betrayed by his behavior and his attitude and I know that I am not alone.
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Thing is, I thought my social media posts merely betrayed my desperate need for attention and likes.
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Nonetheless, environmental do-gooders that were taken in by the cafe's green market continue to feel betrayed.
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Many of the Russian agents he betrayed were so-called deep cover spies in Britain and Europe.
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America's Kurdish allies, feeling betrayed, asked Mr Assad to protect them from a looming offensive by Turkey.
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T'Challa struggles with the realization that his own father raised him with lofty ideals, then betrayed them.
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He gets his way, and is able to show the Goliaths that he hasn't completely betrayed them.
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A young heir to a Viking kingdom is betrayed and left for dead by his stepfather, Olaf.
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"Ever since Khloé found out that Rob is dating Blac Chyna, she felt betrayed," the source says.
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She's betrayed by her psychotic boy-king-crush, Joffrey Baratheon and his mother, Cersei at every point.
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Lewis, who still idolized Martin in many ways, felt betrayed, and before long the two stopped speaking.
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Palantir, in the lawsuit, described Abramowitz as a onetime confidant to Palantir executives who betrayed their trust.
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They yelled "We Trusted You" when Elizabeth Warren spoke, implying she betrayed her values by backing Clinton.
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To the parents whose trust was betrayed and who have struggled to pick up the pieces, sorry.
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Instead, he betrayed his erstwhile benefactor and claimed for himself the title of protector of the revolution.
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When the public trust is betrayed, we want to act as swiftly, but as thoroughly as possible.
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It's only been a few months since Bellamy betrayed her (right, that's the timeline of this show?).
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"I feel betrayed," Chris Baldridge, who was mourning the death of his son, Dillon Baldridge told WTVD.
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Trump has much less sympathy for him than for white voters who feel betrayed by their government.
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Mugabe has said he felt betrayed by Mnangagwa, his former protege, and has called his presidency illegal.
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We're told what especially galls Diddy ... he paid Alex to train his then-girlfriend and feels betrayed.
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"We were betrayed by one of our own," Haley said Wednesday night, referring to the police officer.
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When Merkel talked at one point about the plight of refugees, Trump's facial expression betrayed little reaction.
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He was a military intelligence colonel who betrayed dozens of Russian agents to Britain's MI6 spy service.
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It is Turkey that has betrayed the alliance by, for example, purchasing S-400 missiles from Russia.
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Now betrayed by the GOP, Trump would go nuclear, attempting to take the party down with him.
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Trump is a thrice-married man who has repeatedly betrayed those who have done business with him.
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DON'T BE EVIL: How Big Tech Betrayed Its Founding Principles — and All of Us, by Rana Foroohar.
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So when she finds out that he received an invitation and didn't tell her, she feels betrayed.
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Anna Saini, the Brooklyn sex-worker activist, went from feeling betrayed by the celebrities to feeling victorious.
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Giuliani called Cohen a "scumbag" and compared Donald Trump to a Shakespearean hero betrayed by his associates.
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She's become a stand-in for the archetypal women who frighten and repel us: The woman betrayed.
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"But Sanchez betrayed that trust," Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers wrote to U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik.
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But along the way Trump would have betrayed many of the people who helped him get elected.
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"I started hating Guzman when he betrayed me and ordered someone to kill me," Martinez told Purpura.
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Affairs can be devastatingly painful for the ones betrayed, but they can also be invigorating for marriages.
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Sawyer stabbed us in the back, reneged on the unity slate, and betrayed the people of Maine.
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They have counted on support, and losing the south of the country will make them feel betrayed.
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In the Saudis' view, Mr. Obama has betrayed their interests, often in favor of their enemy, Iran.
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The more they trusted or liked a celebrity or politician, the more hurt and betrayed they felt.
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They said Park betrayed public trust and mismanaged the government, and had lost a mandate to lead.
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In one fashion or other, it seems, most of the other G-7 leaders have felt betrayed.
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But now, they feel betrayed by the mismanagement of the occupation, and the leaders who came after.
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Mugabe has said he felt betrayed by Mnangagwa, a former protege, and has called his presidency illegal.
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"If I were in his shoes, being betrayed like that, I would do the same," she said.
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Cersei took her malevolence a step further, threatening to shiv her brother if he ever betrayed her.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — Brent Brown used to call Barack Obama a liar who had betrayed America.
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"I felt humiliated (and) betrayed, like I got cut by shards of the glass ceiling," she said.
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"This is painful and difficult to do, especially after being betrayed and hurt so deeply," she said.
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Precisely what kind of financial information Iranian prosecutors say Mr. Esfahani betrayed — and to whom — is unclear.
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Unfortunately for his assertions about his intent, Mr. Trump, unlike the Rolling Stones, is betrayed by context.
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We have been betrayed over and over and over with presidents promising to do something about immigration.
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Feeling betrayed by his former cronies, including the mother of his two daughters, he turned government informer.
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Sure, some heroines — Nikiya in "Bayadère," Odette in "Swan Lake" — love and trust, are betrayed and suffer.
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In his view, the group has become "too 21st century" and betrayed the sprit of Christopher Morley.
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She completed her demanding training and volunteered for deployment, only to have her good-faith service betrayed.
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Of course, the freedom of speech by which Athens defined itself was famously betrayed by Athens itself.
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There were the Camden 28, who were betrayed by an F.B.I. informant but acquitted by a jury.
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His body has repeatedly betrayed him; he could not orchestrate the broad strokes of his baseball goodbye.
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But he has betrayed no major regrets, defending his chosen course as the best among bad options.
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But it also has few peoples more regularly betrayed than those now fleeing the Turks in Syria.■
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"I wish I'd never told you this," she finally blurted, and I knew I'd betrayed a trust.
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THE TRAGEDY OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICYHow America's Civil Religion Betrayed the National InterestBy Walter A. McDougall503 pp.
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I'm sure the look on my face betrayed the mix of indignation and astonishment I was feeling.
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Juanita McNeely's works illustrate the life of a woman whose body betrayed her from an early age.
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Sanders also denied that the president had betrayed his earlier commitment to fight for the transgender community.
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Many hardliners felt betrayed as their leaders appeared to hesitate on strategy and postponed protests last week.
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He's betrayed our trust, our veterans and our president," it continues, ripping Tester as "disgraceful" and "dishonest.
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But her parents were upset — what if her behavior had betrayed the fact that she was spying?
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That he&aposd betrayed the national interest, and that he was trying to corrupt the electoral process?
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When Merkin gets married, she feels she has betrayed the sacred monster she so loves to hate.
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You immediately take stock of what that person might have sacrificed and whom he might have betrayed.
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Indeed, by stubbornly assuming the worst of you, they've betrayed the bonds of familial affection and loyalty.
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So our friendship circle enforced a drug ban and threatened him with excommunication if he betrayed us.
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But now, L.G.B.T. church members are feeling betrayed as the United Methodist Church veers toward a break.
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"I can't describe how excited I am," Anisimova said, though her typical monotone betrayed little such emotion.
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For many of them, the episode had betrayed any love they had once felt for the show.
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While that was true, it didn't change a fundamental truth: I'd betrayed the trust of my source.
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That threat that catches up with Rodrigues and Garrpe when they are betrayed by Kichijiro (Yôsuke Kubozuka).
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Trump has betrayed his campaign promise to move America's embassy to Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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"When the bait truck situation happened the community felt betrayed," Damayanti Wallace, a local activist, told VICE News.
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Now, she's coming undone because she feels betrayed, and is unsure of her position in this volatile game.
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"There cannot be any sort of relationships between teachers and students and you betrayed a very important trust."
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McConnell is not driven by a moral sense of values or a political ideology that can be betrayed.
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The men surreptitiously visited her shrine at night, and stains discovered on Aphrodite's marble thighs betrayed their lust.
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"I have been absolutely, horrifically betrayed," Gildersleeve told CNN Saturday about the couple and the charges against them.
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Surrounded by the leaders of Washington, he told the world that everyone in Washington had betrayed their responsibilities.
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Asked by Piers Morgan if she felt "betrayed" by her friend, McGowan shifted the attention back to Bennett.
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I mean, I don't think I betrayed too much, but my brain lit up like a pinball machine.
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That history with the United States has led some Kurds to feel betrayed by their most powerful ally.
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It lacks a leader who can appeal to poor Venezuelans who feel betrayed by the regime's empty promises.
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Friends are betrayed and lives wasted, all for the price of a risotto and a carafe of wine.
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He pledged himself to Robb Stark, then betrayed Robb Stark in favor of Theon's jerk of a father.
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Say, the last three times Littlefinger betrayed our family as part of a long-term bid for power?
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But if Mr Trump prospers by breaking every campaign promise, Mr Bannon's nationalist cause will have been betrayed.
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My expression must have betrayed this because later he explained to me that his wife was very young.
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"It was betrayed because he used those words to try to get her to take pills," Steele said.
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In the episode an earlier Qin leader, who is fighting a rival state, discovers he has been betrayed.
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"We have betrayed the Kurds like you can't believe," he said, explaining the considerations for his Senate bid.
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Wallace remained in hiding until 1305, when John de Menteith, a Scottish knight loyal to Edward, betrayed him.
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" Multiple sources told PEOPLE that Ripa, 45, was "completely blindsided" by the news and felt "betrayed and hurt.
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And now, Gigi has betrayed the Today Show germaphobe yet again, stepping out in another ground-grazing duster.
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We might love Steph, yet, for Kim, she is literally the first person she would assume betrayed her.
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"It hurts to feel BETRAYED by the ones I THOUGHT I could trust with my story," she wrote.
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A hospital worker stopped by to wish Castellanos many more birthday celebrations but her worried face betrayed doubts.
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In response, Tati posted a 43-minute video explaining that she felt betrayed because she had mentored Charles.
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Like Nolan's film Inception, it's going to be betrayed by repeat viewings, and leadened by its own mystery.
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It's that sinking feeling you have in the pit of your stomach when feeling that you've been betrayed.
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Lethbridge says that he and other protesters were betrayed by their Indigenous leaders, who did not consult them.
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Sources told us Diddy felt betrayed at the time, because he felt they hooked up BEFORE the breakup.
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In both cases, there is a creator no longer involved whom the crowd can claim is being betrayed.
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And again, the more imminent problem brewing at the end of the episode is obviously Lara being betrayed.
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I was obviously very distraught at the fact [of] what he did to her … that he betrayed her.
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Weak from a lack of food I collapsed in my closet, surrounded by clothes that betrayed my body.
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Cold case It's one of the big mysteries from one of humanity's saddest stories: Who betrayed Anne Frank?
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In one conception, the people heroically saved democracy; in the other, a handful of elites cravenly betrayed it.
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When the song finished, Lil Xan returned to the microphone to perform his hit "Betrayed," three consecutive times.
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"People in the U.S. throw acid in the faces of their wives who have betrayed them," she said.
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As well as being betrayed by their loved ones, those with albinism are also failed by the system.
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That Trump betrayed his allies to elevate himself is the same old Trump we know all too well.
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Face-to-face with the bad guy, Trump betrayed his duty and revealed his lack of protective passion.
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Douglas O'Connor reportedly told the court that he feels "utterly betrayed" by the lawyer who represented the drivers.
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"At heart, Bourne is a patriot who's been betrayed by the institutions he believed in," Mr. Rouse said.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger's tone betrayed his exhaustion on his company's fiscal third-quarter conference call on Tuesday.
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He is speaking to people who disbelieve conventional politicians, who detest a Washington they think has betrayed them.
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Diana's butler, Paul Burrell, also betrayed private conversations shared between himself and the royal after she passed away.
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"I feel completely and totally betrayed by HealthPlus," the woman said in a statement to CNN through Held.
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R. Kelly sued for alleged sexual assault "I trusted him and he betrayed my trust," Rodgers said Monday.
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Jack Huston (grandson of John, son of Tony) plays Judah Ben-Hur, the Jewish nobleman betrayed into slavery.
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Conway said she was speaking on behalf of "grassroots supporters" who would feel "betrayed" if Trump chose Romney.
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While showing her the door, Trump said Yates had "betrayed" the country by refusing to defend his ban.
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It followsLincoln Clay, a biracial Vietnam veteran who was betrayed by the Italian Mafia, and now seeks revenge.
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Skripal betrayed dozens of Russian agents to Britain before being arrested in Moscow and later jailed in 2006.
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Still, I felt like I had betrayed a teacher/confidant who was almost like a friend to me.
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She said Trump's actions had betrayed his oath as president, national security, and the integrity of US elections.
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For years afterward, Ms. Schachner said, she felt angry and betrayed by an artist she looked up to.
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Walder Frey: Three seasons after he betrayed the Starks at the Red Wedding, Walder Frey met his end.
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And while wives are often the ones betrayed, they are not always the sympathetic characters in the dramas.
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Charles Barkley seemed crestfallen Friday night over Jussie Smollett, lamenting how he betrayed the black and LGBTQ communities.
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Mr. Kaczynski has worked to convince people there that they were betrayed in 1989 by his political opponents.
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The move left Ms. Pelosi's natural allies in the House's Hispanic and progressive caucuses stunned and feeling betrayed.
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" He said many now feel betrayed: "They feel like all the efforts are about to go in vain.
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Yet in the aftermath of the latest news, many faculty and students said they felt betrayed and angered.
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Observe how Ms. Lynch's Runt withdraws in betrayed, surprised disgust when her soul mate's customary roughhousing turns erotic.
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The episode betrayed a government that is just as centralized, controlling and cynical as the one it replaced.
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Friends like the Kurds who have shed blood to inflict great harm on the Islamic State are betrayed.
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The boys' father, who staked his retirement on selling his taxi medallion, has been betrayed by both children.
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When people learn that they have somebody that's voting so much with the Trump administration, they feel betrayed.
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"It&aposs particularly devastating to be betrayed by an organization I still care about so deeply," she said.
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He would be perceived as being willing to betray them even quicker than he betrayed the United States.
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The ads came from groups with names like Women Betrayed by Abortion, Chicago for Repeal and Eighth Debate.
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"I feel betrayed by a man that I supported in every way for more than 20 years," Mrs.
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McConnell — or, for that matter, any Democratic senator who might have similarly betrayed a closed mind — are dreaming.
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More than 90% of respondents said they would feel "betrayed" if Social Security wasn't available when they retire.
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Whenever that happens, the author of the piece is bound to endure scrutiny by those who feel betrayed.
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They showed me photos of their children, and told me how they felt betrayed by both major parties.
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Yet again, the President has betrayed the workers he promised to fight for when he sought their votes.
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Yet in rowing back on "bribery" and "extortion" Democrats may have betrayed a nervousness about levels of proof.
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I feel the nurse betrayed her patient, acted unprofessionally and preyed on my father at a vulnerable time.
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The N.R.A., however, seems to be losing patience with paying those it considers to have betrayed Mr. LaPierre.
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Everyone involved feels betrayed by Jackson, whom they considered a friend, a hero, a member of the family.
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Sources close to Selena say if Bella truly feels betrayed by her new fling, it comes without merit.
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When Angela learns that Rayanne has betrayed her, it feels like life and death, even though it's not.
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Manning betrayed her country and was found guilty of 17 serious crimes for leaking classified information to Wikileaks.
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Cycling fans, cancer survivors, and even casual admirers of the Armstrong tale were left feeling betrayed, angry and confused.
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I remember feeling so betrayed because I had never heard what a period was until I watched this video.
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And this was no plodder—the double-first from Oxford betrayed a great capacity to swallow and sift data.
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Betrayed by her mentor, and scared of her own might, Jean sets off on a quest to find answers.
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"He has betrayed me in so many ways," Cartwright told the camera during an episode that aired in April.
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" According to another insider, sister Khloé Kardashian in particular feels "betrayed" and is "furious at the lack of respect.
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He's sacrificed a secure position on his tribe, as well as implicitly betrayed every other Goliath on the season.
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That's the argument Bruce Gibney makes in his book A Generation of Sociopaths: How the Baby Boomers Betrayed America.
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But—just like her Reputation album—it rather elusively hints at the misdeeds of former friends who've betrayed her.
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As war persists in the country's east, with limited Western support and access to arms, many Ukrainians feel betrayed.
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It was an example of telling, not showing, and it betrayed Vallée's deft storytelling over the previous six episodes.
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Biden's response betrayed a self-awareness that times have changed, that the political moment may have passed him by.
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Rejected by Jon Snow, betrayed by Varys, missing Missandei and Jorah, she lashes out and kills women and children.
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Boris Johnson, now the foreign secretary, said he betrayed a "stupefying ignorance" and branded him "unfit" to lead America.
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My parents trusted USA Gymnastics and Larry Nassar to take care of me and we were betrayed by both.
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Sources say the Kardashians and Jenners feel betrayed and angry over the 28-year-old moving in with Chyna.
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My face must have quickly betrayed the fact that I had no idea what a dovecote was — a jacket?
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Last year, WhatsApp betrayed its longstanding commitment to privacy when it announced it will share user data with Facebook.
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" Drake also opened up about feeling betrayed by West, who produced Pusha T's diss track "The Story of Adidon.
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Mr Salmond is said to feel betrayed by his protégée; Ms Sturgeon's aides accuse his team of smearing her.
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Last season, lords were betrayed, children sacrificed, princess poisoned and potential kings stabbed — and that's only in the finale.
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In just four episodes, she's betrayed someone, had an identity crisis, and applied for an internship at Teen Vogue.
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I hang my head in shame and I wallow in sadnes [sic] about the people who have betrayed me.
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" The Trump campaign has pushed back against suggestions his past comments betrayed any lack of respect for women. "Mr.
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Or you can rage against it—and bolster your rage with talk about ideals betrayed and simple solutions denied.
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AP ImagesWhatsApp betrayed its longstanding commitment to privacy today, when it announced plans to start sharing data with Facebook.
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Jeb Bush predicted Monday that Donald Trump's supporters will feel "betrayed" when his campaign promises fail to become reality.
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"I think people are really going to feel betrayed," Bush told MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace of his former 2016 rival.
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She betrayed his trust, she was either lying before, she was lying now or she is lying both times.
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He is in a position to wreak retribution on the party, destroying it from within if he feels betrayed.
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Frieda, like Cindy, had also betrayed her friend and told federal investigators that Red was integral to the riot.
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Ted Cruz claimed that he would get millions of votes from evangelical conservatives who felt betrayed by mainstream Republicans.
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These folks will feel betrayed—if not downright mystified—by a Republican president who embraces Bernie Sanders-style policies.
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"You betrayed me not I you," he wrote in one published on February 22nd, amid bright photos of Florida.
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We felt in the deepest chambers of our being that America had betrayed us, had repudiated who we were.
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The source continued that Jenner felt "super betrayed and is just so pissed off, damaged and hurt about it."
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Did you say, "This is what I'm doing now," or do you feel like they'll feel betrayed, or what?
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"I tried to talk to them but they called me 'a traitor who betrayed your home country'," Hwangbo said.
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" She also linked to a Chicago Tribune op-ed titled, "DNC Betrayed Bernie Sanders and the Rest of America.
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The host said the hardest part of the show's cancellation was that she felt she betrayed the show's staff.
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Grimes, I felt totally betrayed—in my mind, she's a bastion of smart feminism, one of the good ones.
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The White House acted swiftly, declaring that Yates, who was appointed by former President Obama, had "betrayed" the administration.
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Leaders come and go; promises are made and betrayed; anger erupts into violence, which is crushed with greater violence.
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In Italy, many people feel betrayed by an EU of political elites that treats citizens as variables and objects.
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And you might expect many moods for a book about war, loyalty, trust betrayed and the buildup to treason.
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But it has very good reason to feel betrayed, especially by the West's failure to enforce the boundary decision.
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Skripal betrayed dozens of Russian agents to British intelligence before being arrested in Moscow and later jailed in 2006.
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Former New York Times correspondent Chris Hedges said Thursday that Republicans and Democrats have both betrayed working-class voters.
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Reason requires the resilience of those who realize, like Milosz, how easily it is betrayed by fear and fecklessness.
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Sergei Skripal was a former Russian military intelligence officer who betrayed Russian agents to Britain's MI6 foreign spy service.
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Mr. Graham, for one, betrayed a note of amazement over dropping in on a foreign leader's White House visit.
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Nathaniel Philbrick's "Valiant Ambition" is about the relationship between George Washington and the man who betrayed him, Benedict Arnold.
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"Schulte utterly betrayed this nation and downright violated his victims," FBI official William Sweeney Jr. said in the release.
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Ironically, Trump's economic policies thus far have actually betrayed the majority of his blue-collar, non-college-educated base.
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Her actions made our enemies vulnerable to foreign hacking, and betrayed the security and safety of the United States.
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Kurdish forces, fearing they've been betrayed, threaten to release thousands of Islamic State prisoners if the U.S. pulls out.
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" Representative Steve Chabot of Ohio said Mr. Koskinen had "betrayed the country, and most sadly got away with it.
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"I've been betrayed by an organization I joined when I was 17 years old," said Laster, who is 20183.
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I remember all the times we felt betrayed by white women — including their helping to elect Trump as president.
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"I heard later that Natalie Wood was very upset and felt betrayed by the powers that be," Nixon wrote.
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This is a message that can work in a sour and cynical time among voters who already feel betrayed.
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In the view of some visitors, the show had inadvertently betrayed the curators' real feelings about their target audience.
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They're also from lower-profile authors, while Cabot had an existing and enormous fan base who might feel betrayed.
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It follows Lincoln Clay, a biracial Vietnam veteran who was betrayed by the Italian Mafia, and now seeks revenge.
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But before night's end, the slinky one-piece betrayed her, and Jenner was faced with an epic zipper malfunction.
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Bieber reportedly said he was "sorry for anyone who feels, like, disappointed or betrayed," and was ready to rest.
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Trump could react angrily if months go by with little progress, feeling he's been "betrayed" by Kim Jong-un.
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Most of his arrests occurred when someone betrayed him, and Tomic sometimes wondered if she was a police informant.
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They had hardly slept — Carlos Saldaña had been in the hospital the night before, betrayed by his fragile stomach.
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Farmers felt betrayed to see other farmers, sometimes people they went to high school with, take sides against them.
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The réseau Gloria SMH for instance: betrayed to the Gestapo by the double agent Father Robert Alesch in 1942.
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On the other hand, Mr. Gates, who testified against him, may have betrayed Mr. Trump to a greater degree.
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That summer, she called Glendalys Garcia three or four times a day, saying she felt betrayed by her sister.
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"The Souvenir" feels like a whispered confidence, an intimate disclosure that shouldn't be betrayed because it isn't really yours.
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Betrayed and increasingly jaded, Rittidet spoke with hospital directors, who agreed to apply for out-of-province health care.
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Later, he was seen as having betrayed his original constituency by crossing the lines and joining Mr. Netanyahu's government.
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If Donald Trump follows through with what he said during that meeting, his base will once again be betrayed.
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The message Cersei is sending is that she views both brothers as having betrayed her and the Lannister name.
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And Ms. Huffman acknowledged that, in an attempt to assist her daughter, she had ultimately hurt and betrayed her.
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Indeed, have I somehow betrayed the resistance by spending the last few paragraphs reminding people of Kristol's pernicious views?
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For the picturesque coral colonies of the Earth's tropical oceans, it's as if the very water has betrayed them.
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The New York Times and the Washington Post (and many others) haven't betrayed their responsibilities in any significant way.
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"I can't point to somebody who I've felt betrayed by on a racial level," he told me one evening.
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If the fellow in the next foxhole suddenly heads home, those fighters who remain are right to feel betrayed.
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I remember staring down at my mismatched hands, feeling betrayed — not by my genes, but by my observational powers.
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"Schulte utterly betrayed this nation and downright violated his victims," FBI official William Sweeney Jr. said at the time.
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Betrayed by others, they betray in turn, forever tunneling back through the past, seeking the meaning of their acts.
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The author makes the same argument as Republicans did post-Bush: Bush betrayed conservatism; conservatism didn't betray the public.
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He goes on to say it appears that Senator Burr betrayed his country in a time of crisis pic.twitter.
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Gilead is a monster with long tentacles, and we don't yet know if June was betrayed or simply tracked.
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U.S. Special Forces officers told our reporters they felt ashamed to abandon allies, while Kurdish fighters described feeling betrayed.
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When he announced an additional troop surge to Afghanistan in 2017, he betrayed his longstanding unease with the war.
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But now she's fed up with his incompetence and feels betrayed -- principally on his failure to build the wall.
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For its part, the YPG says it has been betrayed by the Russians, with whom it has previously cooperated.
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The president has long played the victim card to bond with Americans who feel betrayed by the political system.
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He betrayed our word as a nation — raising doubts among our allies around the world about America's security commitments.
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We have betrayed the values of openness and opportunity for the world's dreamers that have made this country great.
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But Bojack ultimately betrayed Herb to keep his spot on the show, in a move never to be forgiven.
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The bloom was tracked by satellite, betrayed by the appearance of a teal-green film on the sea surface.
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The Rochester diocese's move has left many who were promised justice under New York's Child Victims Act feeling betrayed.
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He moves gingerly, convincingly portraying a man betrayed by the body that once brought him, and others, much joy.
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When Otis hears that his mom is dating, something she usually doesn't do, he feels betrayed by her again.
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Which brings us to the reports that Trump betrayed an intelligence source and leaked secrets to his Russian visitors.
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She told the radio network she voted for Trump and felt "betrayed" by him because Mulvaney dropped the lawsuit.
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They will feel "betrayed" or "ripped off" — just like almost anyone who has ever done business with Trump; 28503.
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Hate him or like him, he was just once again betrayed by the soft-liners in the White House.
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She discovers that its subject is her past, and she vows to hunt down the person who betrayed her.
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The two great institutions of my life had been betrayed and were betraying me: my country and the Internet.
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We had betrayed one another too many times to be able to sit comfortably around the same table together.
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He betrayed everything he's ever known for the simple and explicit purpose of being an asshole to Kylo Ren.
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" Another man told her, "I still feel betrayed, and I won't make the mistake of voting for you again.
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This isn't the first time many of Trump's anti-interventionist supporters have felt betrayed by his foreign policy actions.
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After the friend in whom she had confided betrayed her trust, Davis was shamed and bullied by other kids.
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My parents trusted U.S.A. Gymnastics and Larry Nassar to take care of me, and we were betrayed by both.
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Obviously what he did was way worse than what Jean Harris, who shot the man who'd betrayed her, did.
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This is not the issue, of course; the issue is that she betrayed this magazine, and disgraced her profession.
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" Earlier this year, the New York Times Magazine described Priebus' relationship with Trump as that of a "betrayed spouse.
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He spoke of politics and the way Uganda was ruined by the politician Yoweri Museveni, of how the Acholi were betrayed by the Banyankole, Museveni's tribe, and how Museveni himself was betrayed by his friend Paul Kagame, who worked for the Ugandan president but then abandoned him when Kagame became president of Rwanda.
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Ms. Miranda said she felt betrayed by the school that she had hoped would give her daughter a better life.
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When Urban Decay announced that it would stop making its OG Naked palette last August, we felt a little betrayed.
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"She used to support my work when I was heavier, and her message was that I betrayed her," she explains.
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Entitled "The Trick to Holding On," Swift's poem makes reference to people who've betrayed and hurt her in some way.
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