The current situation, with Russia in blatant violation, is untenable.
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It's so blatant here that it cannot even be disguised.
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Didn't experience overt, blatant sexism until I reached the workplace.
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Many believed this was a blatant outcome of gender inequality.
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The current situation, with [Russia] in blatant violation, is untenable.
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Last night's Oscars were the most blatant example of this.
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He opens the White House press corps to blatant propagandists.
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Even more blatant is the outright theft of intellectual property.
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Critics called it blatant censorship of the play's homosexual themes.
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He turns subtext into text, and makes the latent blatant.
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Here's a blatant understatement: Privilege can be a tricky subject.
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But it's so blatant how feminism rises to the top.
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The Kremlin has also learned the risks of blatant rigging.
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There are also more blatant and aggressive expressions of sexism.
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Another part is on principle: This is blatant anticompetitive behavior.
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This is blatant voter disenfranchisement on the part of Facebook.
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"It's so blatant and it's so obvious," Mr. Johnson said.
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The President's blatant disregard for institutional norms cannot be overstated.
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What could be more of a blatant act of collusion?
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Democrats on the House panel called the effort blatant intimidation.
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It might not be as blatant, but it's definitely there.
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Your blatant cheating has turned half your party #BernieOrBust. Congrats!
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"It was just a blatant conflict of interest," he said.
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After you know, of course, the deception can seem blatant.
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What could Trump possibly be accomplishing with this blatant dissembling?
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No blatant advocacy of creationism or intelligent design is authorized.
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"Putting this first is a blatant payoff," Mr. Khouri said.
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Short of something that blatant, however, the situation is ambiguous.
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"That was a blatant act of corruption," the board wrote.
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Such blatant abuse of dangerous technology warrants another international investigation.
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In the war against blatant falsehoods, integrity is the key.
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This was a blatant falsehood with no basis in reality.
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That's not moral or intellectual seriousness, it's blatant power worship.
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Democratic leaders objected, calling the move a blatant power grab.
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After the attack, blatant dehumanization of Muslims jumped up significantly.
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That "no appreciation" comment, BTW, was followed by a blatant misrepresentation.
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It's his blatant disregard for her privacy that is deeply unsettling.
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That is just a blatant lie for her to say that.
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"It's so blatant," she said, frankly — adding that "everyone" felt that.
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Most of these governors had been involved in blatant criminal misconduct.
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Some promote blatant neo-Nazi rhetoric, others are much more subtle.
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I almost respected his blatant offer because I admire direct communication.
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More recently, they corrected a blatant mistake in their beer emoji .
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Not every example of ad discrimination is as blatant as Facebook's.
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You showed blatant disregard for a very drunk and injured woman.
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This shift to the right has been exacerbated by blatant entryism.
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Veterans groups expressed fury at Trump's "blatant disrespect" for John McCain.
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Others see the statue as a blatant symbol of racial hierarchy.
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" But, he added, "this looks like a blatant attempt by Rep.
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There will be no quiet acceptance of blatant husbandly disrespect here.
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The survey reports smaller numbers for more blatant forms of harassment.
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During the government of Enrique Peña (2012-18) corruption became blatant.
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But she has failed even to criticise its blatant ethnic cleansing.
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"It's not blatant like, 'You can't go see Katie,'" she says.
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Acosta called it a blatant lie, as did CNN, and Colbert.
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These methods — blatant violations of the terms of services — weren't tolerated.
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"The blatant racism of this administration is non-stop," tweeted another.
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We can't give in now in the face of blatant hatred.
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It's not just blatant Islamophobia that's irked Britain's young Muslims, though.
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Blatant discrimination was widespread at the time of the law's passage.
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I try and help students, even if they're blatant compulsive liars.
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Seventh song has a Sodom riff, it's a pretty blatant ripoff.
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This blatant whitewashing earned Marvel a well-deserved round of criticism.
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At bottom, there is only one explanation for the blatant disparity.
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The trade is too blatant to be called a black market.
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Such blatant sexism is rare now, but progress is surprisingly slow.
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Donald Trump has made blatant the party's current problem with lying.
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These supervisors of elections were in blatant violation of state statue.
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I like my misogyny blatant and blasting over a trap beat.
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His case on the merits appears much more blatant and egregious.
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Early on, Coquelin received a yellow card for a blatant handball.
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The rhetoric, the pandering, the blatant bullshit—it's all too much.
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Fourth, stay away from blatant trade protectionism and dumb protectionist rhetoric.
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Barring blatant recklessness, finding common ground will always be a debate.
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Vendetta's story mode started with you choosing from four blatant losers.
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The bill includes blatant funding boosts for some of the holdouts.
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The Mexican-American War, for one, was a blatant land grab.
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The fraud was so blatant that it provoked an immediate backlash.
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" Meng said McCarthy's "blatant disregard" for this plea "is truly stunning.
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Furthermore, their efforts to sell the bill involve obvious, blatant lies.
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Blatant body checking is banned, but there is plenty of contact.
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"It was surprising that people would be so blatant," he recalled.
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Labor union official time is a blatant subsidy to government unions.
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"This is blatant retaliation," Mr. Gilbert said in a telephone interview.
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But her blatant use of dark-skinned emoji makes me uncomfortable.
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This great economic sort is on blatant display when we fly.
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What's worse, he had shown a blatant disregard for its authority.
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My concerns had been blatant when they should have been sly.
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Mitch McConnell has seemingly shown a blatant disregard for our lives.
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This kind of blatant nepotism was impressive if not especially unusual.
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Those investigators have called it a "massive, brazen and blatant" scheme.
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Despite this blatant disproportionality, there is still overwhelming ignorance about it.
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That doesn't excuse the blatant white privilege she displayed in that moment.
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Discrimination, it turns out, comes in many forms -- some blatant, some subtle.
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China said the U.S. tariffs are "a blatant breach" of WTO policy.
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Amnesty International has called the order a "blatant attack" on press freedom.
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But the blatant sexism of their costumes is pretty hard to defend.
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This was shown by his blatant leaning on partisanship during the hearings.
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On Weds we found over 70 of them up in blatant violation.
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And we&aposll also reveal a blatant double standard in the media.
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"It was a blatant attempt to pander to Catholic people," Obono said.
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Mr Trump's violations of these rules, the attorneys-general contend, are blatant.
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His slogan was "It's okay," a blatant untruth, especially on The Bachelor.
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"I know Cersei better than anyone here," he says, a blatant untruth.
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The most blatant is its control of institutions that should be independent.
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Ms Malmstrom has condemned all this as "blatant disregard" for human rights.
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I did have one blatant moment with her though … with a hummingbird.
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But almost from the start there were blatant signs of party disunity.
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That is blatant discrimination based on the slant of a speaker's ideas.
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Interior ministry official Therence Ntahiraja said such reports were "a blatant lie".
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The effect of this is blatant discrimination against those on the right.
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I still believe Hillary has gotten fair criticism for her blatant overreach.
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In 2016, the tech industry obviously can't afford to be so blatant.
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The opposition boycotted the vote, rightly calling it a blatant power grab.
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That is not consistent with the mobile game, which involves blatant antagonism.
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Blatant contradiction puts the responsibility back onto the shoulders of the listener.
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For such any business to have such blatant racial inequality is intolerable.
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This tax loophole is a blatant abuse of the IRC Section 933.
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So the runes end up working more as blatant signposts than hints.
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The KSA foreign minister described these attacks as blatant Iranian state aggression.
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Johns is a riddler, even—or especially—when his themes are blatant.
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Its new partnership was a blatant invitation for bids from state governments.
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"Once upon a time, they were much more blatant," Twitty told MUNCHIES.
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Those two are pretty blatant, fumbled attempts at some Love Actually magic.
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He said they amounted to an illegal corporate bailout — a blatant lie.
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Why do Republicans think they can get away with such blatant lies?
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Protestations aside, the bigotry that runs through Trump's rhetoric is pretty blatant.
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More blatant and infinitely more consequential is his treatment of Vladimir Putin.
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It would be tokenism, which is much more offensive than blatant sexism.
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Critics called it a blatant effort to enrich the president's family business.
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We cannot ignore the blatant problems gravely affecting our country any longer.
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That meant blatant hate speech and trolling couldn't spread through the app.
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We won't be fooled by Google's blatant misdirection, which is... Just kidding.
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The United States blames Iran for the "blatant assault" on the vessels.
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A federal appeals court disagreed, striking down the law as "blatant" discrimination.
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Dendias called the Turkey-Libyan accord a 'blatant violation of international law'.
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We are organizing, using social media to ostracize blatant acts of racism.
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The justification for this unnecessary requirement is based on a blatant lie.
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In cases of blatant individual bias, Roberts has taken a conspicuous stand.
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Abrams' supporters have called the purge a blatant act of voter suppression.
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They're doing so by telling blatant untruths about President Trump's tax plan.
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My bias, in sum, is as blatant as a Celtic arm tattoo.
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He is preaching blatant racism, and the crowd is eating it up.
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Unfortunately, Trump and other Americans don't seem terribly concerned about this blatant espionage.
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And how could they give Constitutional sanction to a blatant display of racism?
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Lack of education and misinformation are being used as weapons of blatant discrimination.
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The blatant gender bias that she says has barely improved over the years.
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It&aposs first important to call out what is a blatant double standard.
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And it would go down easier if it wasn't all so damn blatant.
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Rather they deliberately promulgate blatant lies which play to voters' irrationalities and insecurities.
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This was a blatant violation of the landmark Supreme Court case Brady v.
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The Harry Potter trappings in Three Houses are almost too blatant, in fact.
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Syria called the move "a blatant attack" on its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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In practice, however, it persists in many forms, some of them surprisingly blatant.
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On the other hand, its malfeasance was blatant, which is rare in finance.
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"In recent years, we've engaged in a blatant denial of reality," he said.
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How the fck didn't Suarez get a straight red for this blatant kick???
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Conservatives and anti-abortion groups could hardly be more blatant about their intent.
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The other reference to the O.J. Simpson trial is both blatant and significant.
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Reforming city governments had weeded out the most blatant votes-for-favours schemes.
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It shows a blatant disregard for the health and well-being of athletes.
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Kudos to Sony for not making a blatant AirPods knockoff, complete with stems.
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" U.S.-based campaign group Human Rights Watch accused South Sudan of "blatant obstruction.
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Here is my issue with HOG, let's just be real blatant about it.
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That's not merely a minor misinterpretation of the law; it's a blatant falsehood.
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By doing so they highlight a much more blatant form of generational inequality.
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Rick was furious, claiming it's a blatant ripoff, so he sued the group.
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The cartel is not exhibiting some of the blatant overproduction of the past.
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Of course, it's a blatant attack on society's obsession with self and vanity.
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Told not to racially discriminate, the Legislature simply resorted to blatant partisan gerrymandering.
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" And some went as far as calling out the star for blatant "blackface.
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The wireless industry has repeatedly demonstrated a blatant disregard for its customers' privacy.
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Fowler wrote about tensions with HR after reporting instances of blatant sexual harassment.
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If he was stealing signs, he certainly wouldn't be that blatant about it.
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Is the Russian Embassy REALLY being so blatant about being the Dark Side?
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However, I also need to address the blatant falsehoods that are being spread.
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The current GOP nominee's blatant anti-Hispanic bias resides comfortably in the GOP.
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Stein has made a blatant appeal to supporters of Clinton's primary opponents Sen.
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The European Commission called the step a blatant intervention that amounted to protectionism.
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Thankfully, Interpol has seen these as blatant, politically motivated attempts to silence me.
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He promptly used the "report" feature to request deletion of this blatant fake.
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I was surprised at how obvious it was—that it was so blatant.
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Suspending his pass over this is a blatant abuse of presidential power. pic.twitter.
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Now, one of the fears is that it's going to be more blatant.
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I couldn't believe how blatant they were, there was nothing nuanced about them.
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With this photo, the nature of their coupling has never been more blatant.
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Former NYPD Officer Anthony Miranda: Staten Island wasn't weird—it was more blatant.
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It was too blatant, and it's been going on for way too long.
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Morrissey said Mouratoglou's coaching was so blatant it deserved to be sanctioned immediately.
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Still, excellent bosses can tell the difference between blatant disrespect and honest criticism.
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The comments immediately drew howls of blatant hypocrisy from Democrats and progressive allies.
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"The president's violations of the emoluments clause are blatant and ongoing," he said.
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The blatant white nationalist demagoguery of the election has startled even lifelong Republicans.
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"Increasingly dubious, lip service, irresponsible, blatant lies," read one of the fake labels.
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Saudi Arabia called the statement "overt and blatant interference" in its internal affairs.
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Donald Trump has simply taken this longstanding strategy to a more blatant level.
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The European Commission has called Trump's plan a blatant intervention amounting to protectionism.
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These repeated, blatant denials of human security are shaking people to the core.
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And a couple of other things that are, you know, blatant like that.
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Candidates should directly reject the racist rhetoric and blatant lies that demonize immigrants.
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We counted five blatant false claims in Trump's State of the Union address.
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They thought Mr. Trump's words were a blatant attack on their nation's sovereignty.
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United States, declaring, in effect, that the blatant corruption of former Virginia Gov.
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Its insertion into the film felt like blatant marketing for the $85 toy.
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If the situation is as blatant as you suggest, this shouldn't be hard.
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Dorothy Eck wrote no "bigoted" anti-Christian laws — she was a blatant Methodist!
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As a matter of procedure, this is a blatant violation of the Constitution.
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If true, these schemes would constitute a blatant violation of the antitrust laws.
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"This tax plan is blatant fraud being perpetrated against Middle America," said Rep.
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And of course, a Muslim ban is a blatant violation of human rights.
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At worst, it was a blatant act to spy on a political rival.
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So, in a blatant act of fake-news making, he flipped the story.
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"It's a blatant violation of the Ramapoughs' right to religious practice," she said.
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The more that hypocrisy becomes blatant, the more that people just tune out.
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Is a blatant conversion of attention to money or is it altogether separate?
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Not given the state our world is in with its blatant bigotry and sexism.
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We cannot let such a blatant attack on the civil rights of Americans stand.
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Reda: I think both of these proposals are examples of really blatant industry lobbying.
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Similarly, in Sri Lanka, Facebook posts spreading blatant anti-Muslim messages fomented ethnic violence.
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He's also faced no measurable consequences for his blatant self-dealing since taking office.
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"Taylor Swift's Beyoncé ripoff wasn't just blatant—it was hurtful," said the Daily Dot.
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It's crazy to see how much the internet supports my blatant stupidity and ignorance.
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The surveillance had gotten so blatant that even their kid had started to notice.
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It was such a blatant lie that there was really nothing I could do.
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Ironically, conservation science is being derailed, at least in part, by blatant pseudo-science.
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"Not given the state our world is in with its blatant bigotry and sexism."
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Everybody agrees with what we said, that this was blatant abrogation of fiduciary duty.
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A Pakistani defence spokesperson dismissed India's assertions as "mere propaganda", calling them "blatant lies".
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In moments, we&aposll expose the extent of the media&aposs blatant Trump bias.
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Let's set aside, for the moment, the blatant sale of access to the president.
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In other words: Blatant, violent racism is not a part of the real America.
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"The allegations raised against me in the Steele dossier were blatant lies," Cohen said.
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It is this blatant division of villains and victims that breeds prejudices and misconceptions.
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When people called Blair out for this blatant invasion of privacy, she blocked them.
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It is this blatant inequity—and overt injustice—that should concern the whole country.
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Some films are great, but they're blatant references to these movies, or they're remakes.
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"This is nothing but a blatant lie," an LeT spokesman said in a statement.
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"This was just blatant disregard because he was homeless, just a throwaway," said Meikel.
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A quick history lesson: This is not Facebook's first blatant attempt to copy Snapchat.
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Senate Democrats protested the blatant theft of what was rightfully theirs by filibustering Gorsuch.
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"They were a blatant rip-off of Pac-Man," Chadwick admits, with a shrug.
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It's upsetting to see such blatant sexism at work, but unfortunately, it's not uncommon.
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Not given the state our world is in with it's blatant bigotry and sexism.
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A Pakistani defense spokesperson dismissed India's assertions as "mere propaganda", calling them "blatant lies".
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She is unafraid to call out inequality, blatant sexism, and trolls of all sorts.
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Needless to say, it looks like a blatant copy of the iPhone 7 Plus.
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In Germany, politicians preferred to look the other way and thus tolerate blatant racism.
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Milan Jovanovic, a small-town investigative journalist from Grocka, suffered a more blatant attack.
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None of this would matter if blatant anti-Japanese sentiment or latent anti-U.
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Trump's blatant disrespect for the courts ignores this key element of our Constitution's design.
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In the way he views the world, he was retaliating for a blatant dis.
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Or, even worse, when we are trying to cover up an embarrassingly blatant error?
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I think any injustice really infuriates me, but something so blatant was very infuriating.
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Catalysts ranged from claims of abuse, jealousy, arbitrary quarrels, control, greed, and blatant narcissism.
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It argued that Facebook's decision to remove the ads amounted to "blatant voter suppression."
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Come for the shot at love, but stay for the blatant misogyny and objectification.
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Yet amid all this blatant symbolism, it's difficult to discern a theme or focus.
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Also: The Saudis tell a blatant lie, and Trump seems ready to accept it.
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There had never been enough of them to allow this luxury of blatant selfhood.
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The most blatant examples we're seeing is from distributors, and not from the companies.
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According to Normand, record repricings, higher yields, and blatant market dislocations are telegraphing distress.
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Dunn said that the defendants engaged in a "blatant fraud" of dozens of victims.
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It shows a blatant lack of fair play, certain to ignite bitter political division.
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It is a blatant rip-off of Yayoi Kusama's signature piece, her Obliteration Room.
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A Chinese-American, he said he hasn't experienced any blatant hate directed toward him.
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": "It's such a blatant abuse of power that I don't think it can stand.
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Then there's the more blatant attempts to lighten the mood, like New York Rep.
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She said that the ad campaign amounted to "blatant lies" by an outside group.
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Fins, seasickness and the blatant lineage to lesser General Motors products have been banished.
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Both are fairly blatant goodwill moves meant to drum up support for the merger.
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He acknowledged that such blatant acts as destroying evidence and encouraging perjury were impermissible.
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It's such a blatant abuse of power that I don't think it can stand.
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TickBox has been called out for their blatant thievery, and the courts are listening.
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Whether it was pure optimism or blatant disregard for reality, they maintained their hope.
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Critics have called it blatant abuse of presidential power to harm a political rival.
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To his rivals, Bloomberg is engaged in a blatant attempt to buy the nomination.
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The blatant omission of this conclusion exemplifies the one-sided nature of some articles.
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These are blatant attempts to divert attention from the administration's persecution of migrant families.
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But being this blatant and specific about trying to discredit individual reporters is new.
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Heck, if the violations are blatant and severe enough, maybe even fire the coach.
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This painting accentuates its objecthood, revels in the fact that it's a blatant artifice.
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"It's a blatant violation of the agreement," Yuval Steinitz said on Kan public radio.
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Chance just made it blatant as hell like putting Kirk Franklin on a song.
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And the very public and blatant destruction of sites like the Temple of Bel.
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In fact, HB2 was a blatant attempt to push abortion out of reach for women.
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Video games have long been derided for their blatant sexism and objectification of female characters.
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It's hard to imagine how King would react to this blatant twisting of his words.
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Some are just blatant money grabs without much to offer in the way of connection.
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"Killing innocent people is a blatant violation of international laws," Salame said in a tweet.
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Those blatant counterfeits have gone away, with most rival products now using generic elastic straps.
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But many Muslim women and organisations see blatant hypocrisy and double standards behind the measure.
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But if he was serious, then this blatant and very public slut-shaming is disturbing.
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Under Mr Peña, it has grown more blatant, or at least been exposed more effectively.
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It combines the eeriness of kinetic sculptures with a penny-farthing's blatant disregard for safety.
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But the government's blatant bias during the campaign was at odds with this apparent diffidence.
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It is a blatant serial IP violator who gives other Chinese companies a bad name.
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That's undemocratic on its face and a blatant violation of the president's oath of office.
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We went to the mainstream media for comment on this blatant attack on the press.
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Critics at home and abroad say it's a blatant power grab as Maduro's popularity dwindles.
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The rule "constitutes a blatant overreach by the administration designed to assist unions," he said.
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"There's a blatant, obvious need for a routing service," says the company's CEO, Jonathan Weekley.
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"The emails are showing such a blatant disregard for life and for humanity," MacIntyre said.
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He says this is a blatant lie and he hasn't even searched for such videos.
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This poorly planned P.R. stunt is nothing short of a tour of blatant victim-blaming.
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That's undemocratic on its face and a blatant violation of the President's oath of office.
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Even his staunchest supporters will balk at such a blatant effort to subvert the law.
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Blatant and unapologetic, this image brings the political and personal to pop culture and entertainment.
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"The voter fraud in Bloomingburg was blatant, hostile, and proven," argued area resident John Kahrs.
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Adulation of "Uncle Xi" in the official media looks like an even more blatant transgression.
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In a statement from his press office, the premier said Lieberman's words were "blatant provocation".
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As budgets tighten, such blatant corruption has become too costly to tolerate, some analysts argue.
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Well, The X-File's Gillian Anderson isn't going to accept that type of blatant sexism.
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He runs Shareblue, a more blatant propaganda outlet, which similarly failed to damage Trump's momentum.
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Even rarer, however, are extreme gerrymanders where the politicians are so blatant about their plot.
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She said she's been the victim of "blatant racism" and death threats following the photos.
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There is already a movement building in Congress to stop this blatant waste and cronyism.
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It's that his performance of outrage is opportunism of the basest and most blatant sort.
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It's so blatant that I could almost feel my fellow audience members sag in frustration.
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"It's a blatant device," Lo van der Valk, the president of Carnegie Hill Neighbors, said.
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The biggest issue right now is the blatant partisanship of many of the senior investigators.
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It is from this blatant disparity that the demand to "call him a terrorist!" arises.
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"We are outraged by this blatant attack on press freedom," Adler said in a statement.
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Other proposals would limit the courts' ability to address blatant failures to comply with NEPA.
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I MEAN SO THIS – THIS IS A BLATANT -- IT MAKES A BANANA REPUBLIC LOOK GOOD.
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If the GOP continues down this road of blatant disrespect, it will lose the House.
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" Flexible ethics are captured thus: "This wasn't a blatant lie, but a lie of omission.
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The heightened level of blatant hypocrisy and habitual finger-pointing is exacerbating the political divide.
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But Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called the move a blatant "act of aggression" by Russia.
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Congressional Republicans have blasted the pact as a blatant end-run around the Senate's powers.
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Already, opposition parties in India have accused Modi of "blatant politicization" of the armed forces.
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This was a blatant attempt to take attention away from Elon Musk's pet snail, Gary.
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Crowe is there to have an intervention about Gosling's commercialization and blatant endorsement of himself.
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In a sense, the Lego Movie franchise has always been blatant product placement, of course.
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In 2016, we cannot allow this blatant anti-intellectualism to control our country's legislative process.
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Trump and his administration have shown blatant disregard for the environment since coming into office.
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I mean, he might as well say, 'Obama has a comb-over' — it's that blatant.
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"We are outraged by this blatant attack on press freedom," he said in a statement.
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If a leader does not understand the idea of benign violations, blatant violations inevitably occur.
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Trump's ignorance of the world has never been so blatant—or produced such bipartisan opposition.
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But many students are faced with blatant discrimination when they try to exercise their faith.
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So he resorts to tactics as blatant and public as Gus's are subtle and invisible.
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"This remark by the president of the United States smacks of blatant racism," Blumenthal said.
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Comey and McCabe each engaged in acts that were in blatant violation of the law.
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Greens said the verdict was a blatant illustration of right-wing terrorism in society's midst.
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Ms. Merkel plans to push back hard on what the Germans view as blatant protectionism.
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However ridiculous the decision was, it was a blatant violation of the separation of powers.
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Punishing blatant antitrust transgressions would seem like an easy first step in the right direction.
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Anyone who has heard the two songs at issue knows it is a blatant ripoff.
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It was such a blatant headshot that it didn't require an expert to see it.
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Even in cases of blatant abuse, NSO continued to renew contracts with its government clients.
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Representative Steve King of Iowa, a blatant racist, is not widely being pressed to resign.
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In Brussels, the European Commission called the step a blatant intervention that amounted to protectionism.
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What seems like blatant disregard for Snapchat's unofficial rulebook of platform recommendations is totally on-brand.
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Merkley &aposspreading blatant lies&apos in failed attempt to enter immigrant detention center, White House says.
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The website Grabien put together this montage highlighting some of their blatant hatred for Trump voters.
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Now, earlier today, the president exposed what is the Democrats and the media&aposs blatant hypocrisy.
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" "No amount of editing can make this executive order anything but what it is -- blatant bigotry.
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Disregarding the blatant propaganda, there are many aspects of North Korean architecture that are genuinely impressive.
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Cramer rarely sees such a blatant situation where a CEO clearly just made the wrong decision.
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It doesn't appear to be part of a blatant scheme for Facebook to add more users.
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This administration's blatant disregard for human rights and LGBTQ lives around the world is beyond disgraceful.
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It was an adoring tribute to and blatant copy of the first of the "Narnia" series.
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And nowhere were they more blatant than in the introduction of the devices' "new" camera features.
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"It was such a blatant lie that there was really nothing I could do," she wrote.
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Some applauded Kardashian's take on dressing up as a Black icon without blackface or blatant insensitivity.
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Robert Kyagulanyi who has repeatedly, shown blatant disregard for the law, was arrested, at Mulago roundabout.
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Mr Prayuth's efforts to harness Thai culture to his own political ends are sometimes more blatant.
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Still, the term speaks to the blatant stigma that mental health carried in the 19th century.
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Nor has the Trump era seen blatant Chinese harassment of American ships legally in the area.
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Or the waves of thinly disguised to blatant sexism that surfaced during the recent presidential election.
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Though Russia's doping programme was shockingly extensive, sport's drug problem is much wider and less blatant.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas - visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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It isn't the first copycat scenario the brand has experienced, but it's the most blatant one.
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THE ballot-stuffing, blatant and in full view of the cameras, only underlined Vladimir Putin's impunity.
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"The time is up for blatant disrespect of Congressional women of color," reads a current Change.
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Blatant disregard for the truth matters a great deal, as does encouraging violence by the police.
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His six novels oscillate between anti-Semitism and blatant, gross misogyny, with an overarching, looming sexuality.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Karol Markowicz: The Trump-hating media&aposs blatant hypocrisy -- even about media-bashing.
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The move infuriated the Palestinians, who saw it as a blatant show of pro-Israel bias.
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But I thought it was a blatant foul and obvious call and they didn't call it.
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It may not be as blatant as direct attacks on the US military in the region.
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Are these the kinds of things you are talking about or would they be more blatant?
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Yet almost all avoid blatant lying and will act defensive if called out for an inaccuracy.
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But while dubs are far more blatant, Zeria also describes how subtitle translation fairs no better.
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This president has rewritten the script on what's acceptable, from blatant white nationalism to unvarnished misogyny.
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"Classism is so insidious that it's hard to identify the blatant and obvious examples," Gibbons said.
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Art. Movies. Music. Policy. All thrive on a blatant disregard for the intellectual property of others.
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Then you've got the blatant pop songs and then you've got the synths and drum machines.
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Online they weathered daily abuse and blatant misogyny, as well as backlash from media and industry.
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The barriers to women's Olympic participation in countries aren't always so blatant as in Saudi Arabia.
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"It is blatant discrimination against American producers," says Tom LaFaille, the institute's trade representative in Washington.
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And while it looks pretty close to the real thing, there are a few blatant giveaways.
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Asus's new ZenBook 73, unveiled at IFA 2016, is the most blatant copycat of them all.
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No one cared about a Scouse accent and, in contrast to Britain, blatant ambition was admired.
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Blatant disregard for privacy, public well-being, & basic norms is now core to Google's business model.
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One of the differences is that they are just more blatant and open about the corruption.
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And yet he lies again—a blatant lie—about what the judge said in open court.
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Dictionary.com on Wednesday categorized as a "blatant" dog whistle comments from Florida GOP governor candidate Rep.
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But CNN found at least 19 policies offered in 2018 that still had blatant blanket exclusions.
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" Democrats quickly pounced on Portman and Ayotte's statements, suggesting voters shouldn't believe "their blatant political spin.
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China's blatant disregard for IP rules and trade-secret thefts have long angered the United States.
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And the less blatant and the less famous are everywhere, with most people tolerating their actions.
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"Google finally beginning to face accountability in Europe for its blatant disregard for data privacy," Sen.
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The message is as indecorously blatant and as urgent today as it was three decades ago.
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Clinton's chief foreign policy adviser, Jake Sullivan, condemned the comments as a blatant act of aggression.
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At numerous points throughout the interview, Todd let Trump get away with blatant falsehoods and gaslighting.
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"Everyone is tired of hearing about racism," she tells Zoe, her hostility blatant, her language elementary.
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The blatant threatening of other countries trying to provide the best for their citizens is inexcusable.
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And Democrats condemned what they called a blatant political ploy to distract voters before Election Day.
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This was a blatant lie, though one that many of his fellow owners chose to believe.
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Blatant disregard of the new standards could cost a porn company up to $25,000 in fines.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas – visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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It's O.K. to subvert democracy, so long as you don't tell blatant lies while doing so.
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One tech executive described these monetary incentives as " blatant loot" that Amazon was taking from cities.
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Not all commanders dismiss sexual assault cases out of blatant misogyny or loyalty to the accused.
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Ludington said that he was "deeply troubled" by Kavanaugh's "blatant mischaracterization" of his drinking at Yale.
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And haven't told him any blatant lies, such as that your feelings are now just Platonic?
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The Confederacy is a symbol of hate; it is the embodiment and blatant promotion of discrimination.
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While Ms. Mixon's experience was severe, many women who report harassment say they face blatant retaliation.
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It's a pretty blatant attempt to bully NATO forces into backing Turkey in Idlib, Hintz said.
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Should you make a reservation at a restaurant where blatant sexual harassment or assault allegedly occurred?
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Turner, though, assured me that it's more because of unforeseen technical malfunctions than blatant voter suppression.
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But there are two blatant exceptions to his saturating rhetorical fire: Vladimir Putin and Stormy Daniels.
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Blackbear's "Hot Girl Bummer" is a blatant and boring attempt to ride Megan Thee Stallion's coattails.
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"The United States and its allies continue to demonstrate blatant disregard for international law," he said.
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"This is an act of domestic terrorism and a blatant attack on reproductive health," she said.
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Meanwhile, Derrek — who everyone treats with comically blatant contempt — is getting more unstable by the minute.
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The case underscores Iran's blatant willingness to disregard international financial norms to further its own interests.
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Competing impulses Trump's first year as commander in chief was not a blatant flip-flop, though.
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The artillery assault September 8 on the Iraqi Kurdish town of Koysinjac was blatant and brutal.
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It was just a matter of time before hackers took advantage of these blatant security vulnerabilities.
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He ingratiated himself in the most blatant and transparent manner possible — he catered to Trump's ego.
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Matthews was penalized for a blatant hit on Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky in Week 1.
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To avoid adopting a blatant quota system, Harvard introduced subjective criteria like character, personality and promise.
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They disgusted even uncommitted voters who thought these attempts to hijack the election were too blatant.
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There was no blatant PDA here, but it sure seems like it was a dinner date.
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Stealing features is nothing new for social networks, but it's rare to see a ripoff this blatant.
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This seemed, at the time, like blatant sabotage: cutting off a key source of health law funding.
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The Twittersphere finally did reach a resolution — the answer lies in the most blatant clue: Kaylan's caption.
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Users on social media have since called out the attraction for blatant plagiarism and lack of creativity.
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In many ways, conditions have improved since the blatant racism surrounding that All-Star Game in 1965.
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Because every 15 minutes, there needs to be a blatant reminder that Jamie Dornan has insane muscles.
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His testimony before Congress drew wide criticism for his blatant disregard for the seriousness of the proceedings.
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"We remain outraged by the blatant disregard for community safety on display in the video," Breit continued.
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The film is unquestionably a corporate product; there's a lot of very blatant Disney peacocking going on.
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The abuse is particularly prevalent among teenagers who bully each other in ways both blatant and subtle.
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Beyond that, many in the Valley have a problem with Trump's blatant bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia, and homophobia.
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The late 113s were rife with blatant displays of overt racism and xenophobia against immigrants and Jews.
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He was finally removed when he made blatant body-shaming and transphobic remarks about casting diverse models.
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In the clip, which quickly went viral, Bloomberg could be heard condoning blatant racial profiling by police.
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Bhabie's youthful ignorance, coupled with a blatant racial obliviousness together make her primed to flame out spectacularly.
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Directing federal resources to an elected official's own family business is a blatant act of self-dealing.
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The two district maps containing the blatant "racial quota" were used in the last two congressional elections.
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There is still blatant bad behavior, but official reports of sexual harassment have declined in recent years.
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Apple was never known for its extreme humility, but presenters usually stop short of blatant self-aggrandizement.
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The comments represent an increasingly frenzied and blatant smear job of the man leading the impeachment investigation.
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The crowd of conference-goers booed and hissed as Ivanka attempted to defend her father's blatant sexism.
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" "Adoption of the Interim Final Rule is a blatant violation of the prohibitions specified in the Act.
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And if that wasn't clear from their live shows, it's blatant on debut album Songs of Praise.
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This is about as blatant a violation of the federal Fair Housing Act as one can find.
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Grissom denies the allegations and his attorney accused Allred of a blatant attempt at a money grab.
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Now somebody out there has decided to pose as O'Rourke staffers to propose perpetrating blatant voter fraud.
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But it showcases the most blatant marketing technique Netflix can deploy with interactive content: programmatic product placement.
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While there haven't been incidents this blatant before, Xiaomi has a history of bluntly cloning others' work.
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The opposition said this was a blatant attempt to silence criticism ahead of an election this year.
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Early in the year, I was skeptical of the idea that Trump's blatant lies were truly Orwellian.
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We&aposll expose the blatant bias when it comes to reporting on the president&aposs major accomplishments.
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They argue that it was instead a "blatant effort to avoid judicial scrutiny" of the 311 measure.
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How did President Trump respond to this blatant act of aggression and mockery towards the United States?
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Last year at CES, we mocked a company called Jide for creating a blatant Microsoft Surface clone.
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At least if you try Booty Crush, a pretty blatant clone of App Store sensation Candy Crush.
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I sometimes see syringes on the sidewalk, but rarely such a blatant example of public drug use.
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She's uncomfortable with blatant racism at the party, but feels differently about how her peers should respond.
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Many media members were shocked by this blatant rejection of the Constitution, but Bee won't have that.
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This blatant ill regard for 50.9 percent of the population may hurt the GOP come Election Day.
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Sometimes, shit sucks, and you need to pour out your soul in the most blatant way possible.
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The Democratic filibuster of Gorsuch is about the blatant stealing of a Supreme Court seat, not Gorsuch.
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And much of it is being caused directly by blatant violations of the law of armed conflict.
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In the most blatant instances, standing up to the mobsters became its own route to personal enrichment.
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U.S. DEPT OF JUSTICE'S POSITION ON NORTH CAROLINA LAW "IS A BASELESS AND BLATANT OVERREACH" -STATE'S LAWSUIT
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Such blatant disregard of free speech cannot be tolerated in a nation founded on diversity of thought.
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This national emergency declaration by President Trump is nothing less than the blatant overextension of executive power.
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Consider first the blatant contempt with which the Commission regarded Phillips' plea to freely exercise his beliefs.
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"This is a blatant, wilful and international violation of our trademarks by Samsung," a Swatch spokesman said.
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Trump launched his campaign with blatant racism calling Mexican immigrants "criminals" and that they were "bringing drugs".
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He called for a "total Muslim ban entering the United States", a blatant disregard of our Constitution.
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" The judge called the lies "blatant" and excoriated Mr. Libous as showing a "total lack of remorse.
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It is this blatant corruption that undermines people's faith in our democracy, our country and our values.
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Why is it apparently so hard to hold Mr. Trump accountable for blatant, in-your-face lies?
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"This is a blatant interference to undermine the sovereignty of Afghanistan," Mr. Karzai said in the interview.
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Add to that his recent, blatant lies on our nation's intel chiefs' testimony in the US Senate.
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President Trump is defending America's farms, families and industries from China's blatant attempt to control our future.
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In a statement, Ms. Troiani said that Mr. Cosby's lawsuit had been a "blatant attempt" at intimidation.
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Why does no one call out the French government for such blatant hypocrisy and sloppy problem-solving?
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Two of her more blatant lies, in fact, are immortalized on page 85033 of the Mueller report.
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This blatant attempt to shut down conflicting views violates core principles of freedom of speech and expression.
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But at least it would be possible to disprove blatant lies with documentary evidence and other witnesses.
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Killing Eve's Villanelle gets away with hilariously blatant suspicious behavior by playing up her youth as well.
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A U.S. 301 probe on China was a blatant violation of World Trade Organization rules, Gao said.
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Researchers say that the activity was blatant, and that the hackers didn't try to cover their tracks.
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This is a blatant attempt by some politicians to appease big labor as election season heats up.
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It's striking how disgusting and blatant the media was in its depiction of the Kerrigan/Harding rivalry.
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" Moylan said, "We've seen product placement before, some of it pretty blatant ... but this is just egregious.
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But the most significant backlash against heavy metal during the era was against hidden, not blatant, messages.
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Fake news, sensationalized media and blatant lies disguised as journalism have, unfortunately become major themes this year.
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But even within that context of blatant homophobia the characters' relationship develops in a strikingly simple way.
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It was not until she began climbing the ranks to higher levels where she noticed blatant sexism.
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So yeah, I would say mine is just a little bit harsher, a little bit more blatant.
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This side-by-side video drives home how closely the two overlap: So that's pretty blatant, right?
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Racial inequality and blatant voter suppression could be further embraced by the highest court in the land.
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But Wells Fargo's transgressions were unusually blatant and straightforward, which contributed to the still-mounting public outcry.
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"This is a blatant violation of the law," said Elizabeth S. Saylor, one of Ms. Columbus's attorneys.
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The court reasoned that the blatant racism that once justified such pervasive oversight no longer was widespread.
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Letting Trump express his opinion is one thing; giving him a platform for blatant lies is another.
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It is the blatant nature of some of these killings in the capital that is especially unusual.
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Chinese restaurants predate the Civil War in the United States, but struggled for years against blatant racism.
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Copyright infringement cases involving art range from the blatant to the extremely opaque — just ask Patrick Cariou.
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Mr. King, it is not just the "national news media" that cares about your blatant racist views.
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"It was a blatant chokehold," said Keenen Hill, 46, a maintenance man who lives in the neighborhood.
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Issues arise when imitation is based on a shallow and offensive stereotype, which is just blatant racism.
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The second episode of The Terror: Infamy, AMC's anthology horror-drama, ends with a blatant money shot.
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But in some places, he said, officers encountered "a blatant disregard for law enforcement" that fueled turmoil.
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In theory, the government isn't allowed to engage in certain types of blatant discrimination in issuing visas.
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Damascus denounced the new border force as a "blatant assault" on its sovereignty, Syrian state media said.
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"These guys were pretty blatant," said a worker at a nearby business who asked to remain anonymous.
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"This coldblooded, blatant intrusion into the electoral process will be discussed with American legal entities," he said.
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The malformations in political mapmaking — Goofy, Elephant, Squid and the rest of the menagerie — can be blatant.
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LeBron James committed a blatant travel on Wednesday against the Utah Jazz that the referees missed completely.
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Upon her return to Los Angeles, she was struck by the blatant racism she saw around her.
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"It's blatant, and it's out there and it's working the way it's always supposed to be working."
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Critics said it looked like a blatant ratings-grab for a show trying to find an audience.
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"You know a blatant hold when you see it," Jets offensive lineman Brandon Shell said last week.
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"In the South, it's not going to be as blatant unless you make someone upset," she said.
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Protests gathered momentum and politicians staged walkouts in Parliament, calling the assault a blatant abuse of power.
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Despite these blatant discriminatory policies, the U.S. government has given Qatar nearly unfettered access to our markets.
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But while Americans may not be used to so much blatant plutocratic elitism, the art world is.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Netanyahu used blatant race-baiting tactics to win his last election, in 2015.
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It is alarming to see so blatant a threat of reprisal before the administration even takes office.
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But when he spotted a gap in South Korea's banking industry, it was too blatant to ignore.
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This blatant and systematic attack on the rule of law is what I call a coup d'état.
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Of course, Mr. Duterte should be condemned first and foremost for his blatant violations of human rights.
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Which brings me back to November's cover — a blatant disregard for what seemed like a sincere reckoning.
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What's much more blatant is when a new development comes out and the other side doesn't respond.
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Infidelity. I'm starting to notice that many of these entrants have a blatant disregard for structural integrity.
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They're keen to get to the bottom of this blatant map omission, and they're looking squarely at ... Australia.
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This bright young lady, not satisfied with the doctors blatant mistreatment of her, arranged for a second option.
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Some fans thought it was an homage to (or blatant ripoff of) the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team.
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These blatant acts of disrespect (if they're all true, that is) are simply unfitting of a president-elect.
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The organization calls on the international community to "impose real costs for such blatant disregard for Palestinian lives."
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In an editorial about NICs the Sun howled at the government's "blatant breach of a 2015 manifesto pledge".
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She's got a lot going for her, but even successful models are sometimes subject to blatant body-shaming.
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The most blatant and commercial example is Jodie Foster's Money Monster (read Vox's review of the film here).
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Messenger's blatant Snapchat clone, Messenger Day, still gets a huge chunk of screen real estate beneath that, though.
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Snark, jokes and blatant opinion are showing your hand, and it always seems to be the left one.
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The only thing the NBA should be apologizing for is their blatant prioritization of profits over human rights.
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"Your postings are consumed with inaccuracies, false statements, self-serving comments, outright misrepresentations and blatant lies," Farley continued.
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That sequence is a particularly blatant statement of purpose for Marshall's Hellboy, but it isn't the only one.
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Yesterday, in an editorial about NICs, it howled at the government's "blatant breach of a 2015 manifesto pledge".
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When real governmental goals are blatant fantasy, why not present your own wildest hopes as a viable alternative?
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So we're being gross, and the pool barons aren't doing enough to combat our blatant disregard for sanitation.
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"The First Amendment is not a universal safe harbor for blatant lies and disgusting attacks," the statement continued.
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We know what he's trying to say, but his expression was inelegant to the point of blatant sexism.
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We were all in it together, complicit in our needless questionnaire bulletins, poor fashion decisions, and blatant chirpsing.
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She also reminded the audience of Trump's blatant racism in characterizing Mexican-Americans as rapists and drug dealers.
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BuzzFeed News' analysis of Trump's media universe shows the president-elect isn't immune from sharing more blatant misinformation.
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Clinton campaign accuses FBI of 'blatant double standard' Clinton's allies are also ratcheting up scrutiny on Trump's character.
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In some ways, it's true that the racism in these films is subtler than their predecessors' blatant whitewashing.
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Now, everyone's in the muck together, clinging to details both subtle and blatant to parse out their meaning.
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President Donald Trump and his most ardent supporters have, once again, made the subtext into blatant, blaring text.
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Our case has always been about Samsung's blatant copying of our ideas, and that was never in dispute.
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Others streamed the fight in its entirety on Twitch, in blatant circumvention of the rules of the site.
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Civil disorder, anti-social behavior, and blatant disrespect for law enforcement must not be tolerated anywhere in America.
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It's easy to assume that in the U.S. today, someone couldn't lose their job because of blatant discrimination.
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Blatant dictatorship — in the form of fascism, communism, or military rule — has disappeared across much of the world.
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Critics call that blatant discrimination; supporters say the bill only protects the religious liberty of the adoption agencies.
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In that sense, the Inspire HR feels like a blatant corporate cash grab, which is a stinking shame.
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I didn't even notice the blatant references to life and death in the dialogue until the episode ended.
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Another student at the college, Sonu Thakur, 25, told VICE this is a case of blatant gender discrimination.
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DE) alleged it uncovered "blatant fraud at the very top level" of U.S. generic drugmaker Akorn Inc (AKRX.
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That's when Walcott stuck up for herself and railed against what she perceived to be blatant gender discrimination.
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" "His blatant lying was an insult to his constituents and a show of disgusting disrespect for Nevada voters.
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Sometimes it's a virtual reality "remix" of a popular cartoon fighter (blatant self-promotion) or something indescribably trippy.
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So this seems like one of the clearest, most blatant ways he's cashing in on his office already.
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The blatant lies that are coming out of Paul Ryan's mouth and the Republican Party are just abhorrent.
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It's been maintained for decades that the racial stereotypes blatant throughout the video were always intended as satire.
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Jewish students were becoming drive-by victims when anti-Israel expression crossed the line into blatant anti-Semitism.
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The most blatant example we see of this in "Ripe" is a conversation between Adora and Chief Vickery.
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Why hasn't Congress passed legislation to halt these rampant and blatant abuses in federal small business contracting programs?
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But North Carolina officials call that a "baseless and blatant overreach" and a "radical reinterpretation" of Title VII.
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Critics point to this as blatant evidence of Pruitt using his office to promote his friends' business interests.
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That's been going on a long time, but he just did it in a much more blatant way.
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That is more than a broken promise; it's a blatant and insulting statement of women's second-class status.
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And, lastly, especially in the holiday season, realize that not all warnings may be as blatant as Davidson's.
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"President Trump's blatant disregard for the tradition of releasing tax returns is dangerous to our democracy," state Sen.
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Such a blatant attitude to the unfettered use of internationally banned tools of war set a deadly precedent.
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Critics called it a blatant ploy for the Obama administration to help Clinton ahead of the primary votes.
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"This process," she said, "has been marked from start to finish by a blatant misappropriation of power." video
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Such is the potential cost of a blatant attack on every woman's right to control her own body.
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It is time to renounce blatant hatred and bigotry in all forms from white supremacy to anti-Semitism.
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Blatant plagiarism — sometimes involving more than 100 pages — is not uncommon among those holding sweat-free doctoral degrees.
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Such maneuvers by progressive activists smack of desperation; when adopted by journalists, they also smack of blatant bias.
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But their agenda was so blatant as to expose their fundamental bias; few would have taken that seriously.
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Kamala Harris asked Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to suspend Trump's account for making "blatant threats" and inciting violence.
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Jayaprakash Majumdar, a vice president of the BJP in the state, said the allegations were "a blatant lie".
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Jaberi Ansari said last week's report "ridiculed blatant realities," according to Iran's official news agency.
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Recently, though, more and more people are staying away from both for environmental and blatant animal-rights reasons.
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In their 2014 trial, government lawyers cast the Nisour Square attack as a blatant ambush on Iraqi civilians.
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What continues to be missing in this dialogue is the narrative around the blatant exploitation of the Sherpa.
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The blatant sexism is so clear to me, but is harder for those deep in it to see.
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The team, which infamously produced the entertaining Mario/Sonic mashup Somari, was no stranger to blatant copyright infringement.
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Here's Duffy: I would almost find such blatant scapegoating amusing if it weren't so insulting to the team.
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" North Carolina also sued earlier this month, charging that the Justice Department's suit is "baseless and blatant overreach.
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Many people are uncomfortable with Trump's pardons because recent presidents have avoided such blatant politicization of the power.
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Nothing is outright or blatant, and women have to prove themselves, whereas men are given the chance automatically.
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The client faced up to a year in jail, but Mr. Willey found "blatant inconsistencies" in police statements.
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I think what's surprising is not necessarily that, but it's how blatant, how obvious Trump makes it seem.
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The new draft also provides an extra incentive to Alaska in a rather blatant attempt to woo Sen.
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The chance to do so was one of my first and most blatant incentives for finding my job.
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As I've written previously, some TV series have been more blatant than others when it comes to this.
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If they did, no one would have joined Facebook, because it was a blatant rip-off of Friendster.
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" On Monday, Iraq's political leadership met with senior militia commanders and, without naming names, denounced "blatant, hostile acts.
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He considers himself a strong leader, and such blatant ego-stroking is how he likes to be handled.
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The picture that emerges is one of an administration that doesn't care about consistency, coherence, or blatant hypocrisy.
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Rural Americans were tired of slogans, lip service and benign or blatant disregard of their ideals and recommendations.
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These new rules constitute yet another blatant attack in the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to undermine women's health.
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Real, blatant intergroup dehumanization is not a relic of the past when violence was more frequent and severe.
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I guess you could say we are making Facebook history or are the victims of blatant double standards.
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At one point it was so blatant, I actually said to myself, I was like, 'Is this blasphemy?
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"It's such a blatant act of censorship," Sophia Garcia, one of the organizers with MoMA Divest, told Hyperallergic.
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The injustice of his trial was so blatant that opposing it seems almost like a waste of time.
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" Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, said the report "is despicable and constitutes a blatant lie.
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Unless blatant theft is involved, professors who step over the line are usually counseled, not fired and indicted.
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A CareerBuilder survey asked 2,000 hiring managers for memorable résumé mistakes, and blatant lies were a popular choice.
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The blatant prejudice that has crawled out of the woodwork since his run for office has been horrifying.
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The case against Gary represents the first real salvo against blatant disregard for our laws, safety and sovereignty.
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But beyond exacerbating the burden placed on consumers, the Fed has also created a blatant conflict of interest.
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It is downright creepy for the paper to send readers such blatant evidence they are being carefully tracked.
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But it very much seemed like a blatant attempt to try to sideline Parliament in the Brexit debate.
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"This is a blatant attempt by Senator Whitehouse to make an issue out of nothing," the spokesperson said.
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His lies were made in perhaps the most blatant and sinister manner ever seen in the great Chamber.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer accused the President of "blatant hypocrisy" in remarks on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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"How is nobody mentioning the anti-blackness and blatant bigotry in this book?" one reader wrote on Goodreads.
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Police have always been brutal to African-Americans, but I think it's even more blatant for this generation.
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And it regularly introduces new features for Stories, such as face filters — another blatant Snapchat clone — and polls.
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Nancy Pelosi, the likely next Speaker, called it "another blatant attempt" by Mr Trump to end the Mueller probe.
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Lots of us whites are also outraged by the blatant disrespect this crop of Republicans shows toward President Obama.
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We're going to have to fine you if you keep up these blatant violations of mac and cheese purity.
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"When the interior minister says there were enough police, it constitutes a blatant lie," he told i-Tele television.
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And earlier today, the president called out the German Chancellor Angela Merkel for her country&aposs blatant double standard.
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The MGM lawsuits are a "blatant display of judge shopping" that "quite frankly verges on unethical," according to Eglet.
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It might sound like the RAND report was describing Trump, whose lies are often so blatant they defy explanation.
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One, a story involving President Donald Trump and drone policy, included a blatant grammatical error in its opening sentence.
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In addition to taking issue with the guts of Facebook advertising, some of Facebook's targeting capabilities were startlingly blatant.
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Perhaps it'll be easy, and not too contentious, to flag overtly hateful content, such as blatant racism or homophobia.
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The merging is so simple, so graphically on-target, that any doubts I have about such blatant juxtapositions vanish.
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Saudi Arabia said the resolution "contained blatant interferences" in its internal affairs and undermines its regional and international role.
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A quick online search for videos that immortalized these protests can easily corroborate the blatant inaccuracies of that scenario.
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It's a willful ignorance that would be painful to watch if it weren't such a blatant attempt at propaganda.
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And perhaps just as far-reaching as their musicianship is the fierce and blatant delivery by its two singers.
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At worst, it can perpetuate blatant prejudice that can affect critical issues in our lives, like housing and hiring.
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In this instance, it's hard to know whether this is a case of blatant copycatting or something less sinister.
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And the blatant misogyny in the abuse of Criado-Perez and Creasy left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.
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People and other mainstream media organizations are simply not designed to cover politics, especially politics with blatant fascist undertones.
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But that has not stopped Mona Charen from calling out what she sees as blatant hypocrisy in both parties.
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" It's sexism at its most blatant, and Monse's argument is only strengthened by Cesar's response: "Not if we're together.
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" Pompeo said Iran continued to send weapons across the Middle East, "in blatant violation of #UN Security Council resolutions.
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This evolution of tactics from previous more blatant pro-Iranian messaging suggests the operation had learned from earlier takedowns.
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I can't recall such a blatant attempt to cash in while you've still got shows that draw big ratings.
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The most blatant example of this are some of the disciples of the 4-Hour Workweek, by Tim Ferriss.
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Like I had kind of forgotten just how sudden it is and how obvious and how blatant it is.
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Not everyone wants to partake in games of witty one-upmanship (*raises hand*) or blatant innuendo (*puts hand down*).
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From the looks of it, he probably gets up to no good and has a blatant disregard for authority.
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"The United States and its allies continue to demonstrate blatant disregard for international law," said Russian Ambassador Vasily Nebenzia.
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Instead, it's a pretty blatant cash grab for corporations and wealthy individuals, without much positive to show for that.
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Durov didn't want to "legitimize a blatant farce with their presence," his lawyer Pavel Chikov told the Financial Times.
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Not to mention blatant hypocrisy, which I stumbled upon the very next day: This fight is long from over.
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The misogyny, hostility and blatant racism I witnessed from him for more than a decade were never a surprise.
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The fleet claims to have captured 333 minke whales—including pregnant females—in blatant disregard of an international ruling.
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In Justin's quest to be of the woods, he getting inspiration from just about anywhere, no matter how blatant.
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The army also has no shortage of supporters in politics, despite its blatant refusal to submit to civilian control.
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As blatant as the state media's populist tilt is, PiS claims it is only correcting its historically liberal bias.
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The open letter calls out the blatant ethnic cleansing being hidden under the guise of fighting terrorism and insurgency.
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One advised against pairing wine and Thai food at all, cautioning that it was a blatant dismissal of tradition.
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And Kalenjin politicians are furious at what they see as a blatant attempt to shut them out of power.
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At this point, Os Keyes said, the best course of action for DataCamp is a blatant change in leadership.
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It sent such an obvious message that was impossible for me to ignore: a blatant you don't belong here.
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"I must say that engineering the appearance of blatant plagiarism on my part was absolutely brilliant," Dr. Noji wrote.
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Moreover, blatant sexism remains: many men profess to enjoy soccer clubs precisely because they represent a male-only space.
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It's especially blatant when you finish a level in BoxMaker and witness a screen that's, well, see for yourself.
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He has provided aid and comfort to the Kremlin in its increasingly blatant attempt to swing a U.S. election.
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Now more than ever, it's important not to ignore the blatant sexism and racism embedded in the unequal backlash.
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It shows that the Republican Party has embraced Trump's campaign agenda of blatant sexism, racial bigotry, and religious intolerance.
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Entertainment-wise, there's little to want for—racism, sexism, blatant lies, shockingly incoherent endorsements—this thing has it all.
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Hollywood's twisted norms are being ripped apart, from habitually silenced sexual misconduct to blatant whitewashing and irresponsible racial representation.
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Her ability to gracefully shrug off such blatant condescension is truly amazing, one might even say Oscar-worthy. pic.twitter.
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It debuted a line of soap containers that tries to couch blatant objectification in the language of female empowerment.
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The LIA's other big battle, against Société Générale, a French bank, involves alleged bribery of a more blatant sort.
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Jones can apologize for the blatant untruths InfoWars has published, but that doesn't mean readers stop believing in them.
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A Chinese laundry detergent commercial has spurred outrage online, with many social media users accusing it of blatant racism.
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This rule isn't about consumer safety – far from it, in fact – it's a blatant power grab by the FDA.
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In the face of Trump's blatant politicization of this profound humanitarian challenge, we must demand evidence and think critically.
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Beyond the blatant cronyism at work, it's an unconstitutional infringement on the First Amendment rights of alternative-meat producers.
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Innocent or insidious, these tweaks are not as luridly discriminatory as the blatant, often bloody shenanigans of the past.
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His blatant incompetence and instability demonstrates the dangers of investing so much power in the hands of one person.
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Even less blatant forms of racism, like a studio telling you it doesn't think your movie will open overseas?
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Proving once again it has no shame, Instagram has announced "face filters," its own blatant copy of Snapchat's lenses.
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The latest Moscow provocation and its blatant disregard for international law must face unified international condemnation and punitive action.
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Considering such blatant historic violations, in both peacetime and wartime, presidents are a virtual rogue's gallery of unconstitutional actors.
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This time out of uniform means without body armor, Kevlar helmet and blatant disregard for the enemy, Wolfe says.
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They provided a very forceful and blatant block to Iranian and Russian influence in the present and future Syria.
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Many took issue with the bill's blatant attack on federalist principles and its origins as a crony handout. Rep.
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I certainly don't believe that you have to have blatant sexuality or absolute nudity to do a beautiful editorial.
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Second, the announcement that the U.K. would be withdrawing from the Single Market seems like a blatant tactical mistake.
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Councillor Nicole Graham of the Democratic Alliance called it "blatant patronage" and vowed to fight it, local media reported.
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In the U.S., this move might come off as blatant stealing of features that have become synonymous with Snapchat.
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Disney is currently suing the studio behind "The Autobots," a blatant knock-off of Pixar's "Cars," released last year.
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"Individuals of conscience who believe in rule of law should denounce this blatant effort to obstruct justice," Brennan tweeted.
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" Karen Attiah said that the statement "is full of lies and a blatant disregard for his own intelligence agencies.
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Today's techniques, by contrast, are harder to spot than those blatant cash-back offers and sales to rental companies.
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Profound damage has been done to this country through extreme incivility, calls for violence, blatant racism, sexism, and disrespect.
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This would be a blatant misuse of the war budget that will make negotiations more difficult than need be.
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It was a blatant act of market interference, in which the government chose coal over cleaner-burning natural gas.
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Lish was about as blatant as you can get: Come with me if you want to touch the eternal.
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I'm not very political, but I just don't like the kind of bashing things and just the blatant lying.
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"We have to admit mistakes" over some "blatant" instances in which passports shouldn't have been issued, Anastasiades told reporters.
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How does the always mercurial Trump react on Twitter to what looks like being caught in a blatant lie?
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Frightened though Smith is, she is even more outraged that so many others knuckle under to McCarthy's blatant thuggery.
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Some doubt that Trump is a Russian puppet precisely because his fealty to Putin is so blatant and undisguised.
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This backlash is in many ways more insidious than the blatant discrimination of the past and potentially more dangerous.
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How did they puncture the blatant sexism of the music industry and claim their own right to unapologetic pleasure?
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"We view this as a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Modeling is not a new industry, but it is one in which blatant exploitation has historically been a given.
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So there were things that were pretty blatant, but it's not like somebody did some overt form of bias.
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These are just the most blatant ways in which the American government is tangled up in Asia's meth wars.
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True, Republicans seem able to get away with blatant economic sabotage when a Democrat is in the White House.
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As in, get a new job, one where blatant preferential treatment combined with endemic P.T.O. stinginess isn't ruining morale.
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To me, it's been fascinating: a blatant display of the company's power, good or bad depending on your perspective.
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In Ohio and Missouri, there are less blatant — but still alarming — attempts to overturn the will of the voters.
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Critics of the president's move say that although it's completely legal, this is a blatant disregard of judicial authority.
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The mounting authoritarianism of the Republican Party under Trump is particularly blatant when it comes to the Russia investigation.
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It is past time to correct a blatant injustice in the process of who attends the elite public schools.
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This blatant discrepancy hasn't drawn any sustained attention even from liberal elites who otherwise tend to notice these things.
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Rather than a sudden and blatant power grab, the effort was subtle but determined, using a quiet pressure campaign.
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Collins said it was a "blatant lie" that a bill he supported in the state legislature let off murderers.
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" The head coach, Russ Hellickson, told CNN on Friday in response to DiSabato's claims, "That is a blatant lie.
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"Not even Mr. Schiff's Republican colleagues were allowed into the SCIF" -- this is a blatant lie from Cipollone pic.twitter.
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These blatant violations of international law clearly constitute crimes against humanity as widespread, systematic attacks against the civilian population.
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But the blatant interference has transformed what should have been mundane elections into a political crisis for the Kremlin.
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The spreading of politically divisive content or even blatant disinformation and conspiracy theories by Americans is protected free speech.
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He represents everything that's wrong with Washington — blind partisanship, rank hypocrisy, blatant obstructionism and total subservience to special interests.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called Sessions' firing "a blatant attempt" by the President to undermine the Mueller inquiry.
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"This was very blatant in the diesel scandal, in several companies," she added, without naming any of the companies.
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Growing up in Baltimore in the 1960s and 1970s, I experienced not a single instance of blatant anti-Semitism.
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The loss of a cherished activity with my daughter, or the blatant taunting I was getting from this puzzle?
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While this is probably the most blatant shortcoming of the American tax code, it is hardly the only one.
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But other times, it's just a blatant attempt to cash in on a trend and boost short-term earnings.
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The bill is flat out bad policy and a blatant attempt to take over and federalize the election process.
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First, the attack on Medicare will be one of the most blatant violations of a campaign promise in history.
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Those topic channels are then automatically populated by videos related to the topic — including, in this case, blatant misinformation.
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And every step the government takes that shows this blatant abuse of power shows a transformation of our democracy.
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But with every repeated act of misogyny -- blatant or subtle or in between -- voters see him in sharper relief.
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This pattern of repression started long before MBS, but has undoubtedly intensified and become more blatant under his leadership.
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But a blatant pass interference missed by the officials added insult to the ugly first half for the Sooners.
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"It's blatant protectionism," said Jackson, who's behind a new project in Paris to help local startups gain a footing.
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Kelly says that citing Madeline as an ancestor — their only tie to recognized base rolls — was a blatant lie.
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"On the King holiday weekend, we are now dealing with blatant racism of a younger generation," said the Rev.
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The ruling said the authorities were complicit in the horror because of their blatant failure to investigate the crimes.
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" But Hussein Ibish, a scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, described the move as "blatant electioneering.
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To talk of colonizing another one is blatant idiocy when we've got this one which we're totally adapted to.
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Of course, the potential conflicts of interest that exist between Wintour's commercial concerns and her museum trusteeship are blatant.
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It's a blatant example of discrimination and LGBTQ advocates are fighting tooth and nail to gain back their protections.
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Tan is instead blatant in his desire for a speculative blog post, and we're happy to give it to him.
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Such blatant disregard for the court's writ undermines its credibility and denies justice to victims of genocide and war crimes.
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This does not mean we should be silent in the face of blatant abuse, or not voice support for victims.
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But they were outraged and felt further disadvantaged by revelations of how blatant the manipulation was in the bribery scandal.
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Andrea and Gianna stood firm against this blatant attempt at intimidation and the dismissal is a victory for all victims.
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Stelter also wondered how the media might change its approach when prominent political figures like President Trump spread blatant falsehoods.
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And I really flinch when I see blatant scientific inaccuracies, so I try and not have them in my stories.
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"We remain outraged by the blatant disregard for community safety on display in the video," Airbnb said in a statement.
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In 2018, Idgie and Ruth's love story is the stuff of dozens of YouTube tributes, and the relationship is blatant.
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But to them, the blatant misbehavior alleged at Rockefeller reaffirms the importance of ensuring this practice doesn't exploit vulnerable patients.
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"He notified his thousands of followers through twitter that we offered him $100,000, which is a blatant lie," Perk said.
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Well, he broke that illusion Thursday morning when he once again tweeted a blatant lie, one that is easily disproven.
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"Paying Gertler was a blatant finger in the eye of US authorities," says a senior executive at a rival firm.
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This type of blatant racism should not be tolerated in this country, or in our local and national eating establishments.
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Lieberman is well known for his hard-line and ultranationalist rhetoric and his blatant race-baiting of Israel's Palestinian citizens.
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Redur Xelil, spokesman for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, said the intervention was a "blatant aggression in Syrian internal affairs".
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It's becoming more difficult to hide or get away with blatant gender bias, especially when less women will tolerate it.
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The most blatant Russian effort to interfere with the 2016 election was by hacking Democrats' emails and then leaking them.
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We had seen hundreds of elephants by that point, but this was the most blatant form of neglect we found.
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You simply can't favor that blatant kind of corporate welfare and still call yourself a economic or even political conservative.
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"Trinitarios are just as blatant as MS-13 when it comes to killing someone and just walking away," Gomez said.
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And 14 years later the Oscar's were being boycotted by actors and viewers alike for a blatant lack of diversity.
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CONWAY: Well, it&aposs a little shocking that the bias of this particular writer would be so flagrant and blatant.
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Despite the blatant conflict between federal and state laws on legalization, more and more states have adopted medical marijuana laws.
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Having endured such blatant sexism, May will have more than one reason to laugh, then, if she proves him wrong.
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Nittono's group is exploring how cuteness can be used as a device to draw people toward products without blatant branding.
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Her campaign and their blatant circumventing of the rules are the biggest affront to democracy I've witnessed in my lifetime.
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The statement said this was the "first blatant violation of Kurdish people's culture and history since the takeover of Afrin".
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Clapper is perhaps most well-known for his blatant lying to Congress in 2013 about the NSA's phone metadata collection.
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It was such a blatant mischaracterization of what I said," the Texas Republican said during an interview on "Fox & Friends.
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Plenty of politicians are happy to take advantage of an American inclination to explain away even the most blatant racism.
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Chief among them for financial policymakers is the hubris and blatant confirmation bias that is guiding White House economic policy.
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"There is nothing in the text that would limit the current unfettered discretion to ignore blatant labor violations," she added.
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"The Turkish military operation in northern Syria is a blatant aggression," said a foreign ministry statement circulated on state media.
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We have seen no greater blatant disregard for the rule of law than the Abolish ICE movement from the left.
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Most of them, rather than containing blatant exclusions, were limited or unclear on what gender-affirming care they might cover.
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The man just strong-armed a governor with a blatant lie, and no one was remotely bothered by his tactics?
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The song's blatant evocation of God is, to me, completely inappropriate, its music over the top and its lyrics pandering.
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Especially when the GOP's presidential nominee, Donald Trump, is using blatant anti-Muslim and immigrant bigotry to win the presidency.
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He tells blatant falsehoods to the press, consistently mispronounces the names of foreign leaders, and recently proved Godwin's Law IRL.
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For one, there wasn't really a precipitating event that brought on India's state-wide blackout and blatant political power grab.
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Kendall is often cited by conservatives as a major figure, yet his blatant racism is never discussed, let alone analyzed.
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"I identify as a LatinX female and I experienced blatant racist and sexist things from my coworker," one story said.
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They contend that the order is an example of blatant government overreach that is inhibiting growth in the broadband industry.
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The degree to which the mainstream of civil society has seemingly tolerated the most blatant acts of intolerance is alarming.
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The publisher says it was blatant too, with 'CYOA' being mentioned by name in the first few minutes of 'Bandersnatch.
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Among its many reactionary policies, the Trump administration has shown a blatant disregard for environmental protection and established climate science.
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Naturally, VP's blatant disregard for laminated signs became the meme du jour and the inspiration for a Reddit Photoshop battle.
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I know the chemistry of other people's desire is not my fault, but the wig, so fucking blatant, really hurt.
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The rancor is so blatant that Mr. Trump was asked about it during the debate on Thursday night in Miami.
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Most of my life, it's been very discreet, but as I've gotten older, it feels like it's gotten more blatant.
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Those voters want what most voters want from politicians: to be disrespected, via shameless pandering and the occasional blatant lie.
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The similarities are so blatant it's hard to argue that a portion of the speech wasn't cribbed from Michelle Obama's.
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As if this blatant slut-shaming wasn't enough, the post quickly garnered abusive comments about Melville from other Facebook users.
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DeVos is the most blatant example of administration officials protecting companies where they once worked, but there are many others.
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Today this kind of blatant address discrimination is rare, but the unaddressed around the world often remain the most marginalized.
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After all, who has time for the racial exoticization and discrimination (both subtle and blatant) that often accompanies white dating?
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The divisive vitriol and blatant partisanship coming from artists, journalists and tech titans are doing nothing to bridge America's divide.
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But while many voters were able to overlook his blatant misogyny, that doesn't mean they liked or approved of it.
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This is a Monday theme without any indication in the cluing, like question marks or italics or blatant "theme" labels.
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In an even more blatant teen-targeting move, on November 1, the brand announced a collab with rapper Post Malone.
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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops had opposed Mr. Trump's ban as "blatant religious discrimination" in an amicus brief.
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Given his blatant partisanship and personal animosity toward liberals, how could he be an effective member of the Supreme Court?
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" In response to Ortagus' comments, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said her remarks were "blatant denigration and slander against China.
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President Trump should learn from Mr. Obama and act on the blatant violation of human rights and international law immediately.
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"This lack of review has proved especially problematic when immigration officers have denied parole based on blatant errors," she wrote.
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Soon after launching Museum of Ice Cream, blatant copycats came out in droves — but Bunn wasn&apost deterred by them.
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This warm documentary uses one woman's singular passion to fuel a tale of zoological discovery, blatant sexism and environmental alarm.
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Meanwhile, perhaps the reason I have never seen any of Scorsese's other mob movies is their blatant lack of diversity.
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Four people were killed and several injured, and Couch continues to show no remorse and blatant disregard for the law.
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"It's been a shocker that he was so blatant, and that is what we have to deal with," he said.
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Attacking the credibility of his physician was a blatant attempt to undermine the reports of his being in good health.
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" He went on, "Literally, blatant factual errors, and it's unacceptable to see that kind of reporting or so-called reporting.
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By ignoring this blatant attempt at manipulating an American election, you're opening a floodgate that will not easily be closed.
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"There is no justification for such blatant disregard of international law or basic human decency," said foreign minister Dominic Raab.
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Gregory Meeks called Pompeo out for such blatant hypocrisy earlier this year, the Secretary of State mounted an absurd defense.
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But what of the blatant ignorance professed by a president who dog whistles about a hoax perpetrated by Chinese leaders?
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"This development constitutes a blatant breach of Siemens' delivery contracts, trust and E.U. regulations," the company said in a statement.
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Egypt's foreign ministry condemned the offensive as "a blatant and unacceptable attack on the sovereignty of a brotherly Arab state".
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Plus, here's a hot tip: searching "PDF" in the indictment reveals even more blatant instructions over email to doctor PDFs.
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Dickerson lashed out at her colleagues at the committee meetings, accusing them of codifying "blatant discrimination" into the party's platform.
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" Netanyahu's office reportedly added that any allegations of Israel's involvement in surveillance of the White House was a "blatant lie.
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" Writing in Rolling Stone magazine in 21999, Wexler said: "It was an appeal for dignity combined with a blatant lubricity.
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Not in recent history have we seen such a blatant political motivation for exposing intelligence information in a misleading way.
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The very existence of unrecognized villages is perhaps the most blatant example of the government's cruelty toward its Arab citizens.
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"I don't think any person at that level is dumb enough for it to be that blatant," Mr. Belton replied.
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This kind of arrangement between Congress and outside groups -- which can lead to blatant conflicts of interest -- is not uncommon.
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When Mourad first started doing this work it was overwhelming for him to see such blatant disregard for the environment.
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And so he and his colleagues created a new way to measure people's levels of blatant dehumanization of other groups.
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I say this, despite the museum's blatant attempt to normalize af Klint, which I shall address later in this review.
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Which brings me back to Tuesday's blatant attempt to manipulate my very real feelings of love and companionship with my wife.
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In the western highlands, power cables were spliced together and woven haphazardly through trees in blatant violation of basic safety codes.
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Perhaps the most blatant case was President John F. Kennedy's appointment of his brother Robert to the post of attorney general.
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The honorable and prestigious office of the Mayor of Toronto has responded to the blatant disrespect from an American sports website.
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Taye Diggs looks at a house and is credited as the guy from Netflix's Set It Up, which is blatant promo.
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The comment garnered more than 1,400 replies, mostly "LOLs" from fans who couldn't help but be tickled by his blatant thirstiness.
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The students' display of blatant hate, disrespect, and intolerance is a signal of how common decency has decayed under this administration.
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After the Reuters story ran, Rosneft strongly denied the report, describing it as a blatant lie and a provocation against Rosneft.
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In fact, some of them were blatant copycats, like Super Mario 63, or irreverent pulp, like school-shooting game Pico's School.
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While its rivalry with JD.com is nuanced as both companies are backed by Tencent, Pinduoduo's competition against Alibaba is more blatant.
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The most blatant example is red meat, especially processed meats that are high in potentially health-robbing saturated fat and salt.
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With these laws still in place, fashion isn't given nearly enough legal protection, even as blatant knockoffs have become increasingly prevalent.
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But now, the blatant disregard for accuracy once reserved to the tabloids has extended to the mainstream news, especially regarding politics.
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HKCTU said 14 people have been fired so far over the protests, and called Sy's dismissal a "blatant act of suppression".
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" Such a "blatant attempt to moot Plaintiffs' claims," Jones said in June of 2017, "will not gain purchase with this Court.
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They're blatant lies, and they're creating and intending to intimidate people who want to stand up to the Trump/Pence regime.
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Since the election, Facebook has come under fire for letting stories containing blatant lies circulate as if they were regular news.
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Although China has become less blatant about industrial espionage, Western companies still complain of state-sponsored raids on their intellectual property.
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That is sexism, pure and simple, and when you see something that blatant, you have to call it out, Hillary-style.
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Many attendees, and even some honorees, at the Democratic convention engaged in blatant anti-Semitism and outright hostility towards the police.
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In his defense, the construction noise was blatant, and would reasonably be distracting O'Donnell as he tried to do his job.
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Charlie Rose wants to dismiss a lawsuit brought against him for "blatant and repeated" sexual harassment during his tenure at CBS.
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Both of Maduro&aposs opponents accused electoral authorities of being blind to blatant violations before the vote and on election day.
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"This was so blatant, and in writing, that these written rules were so gender-discriminatory," Sara Blackwell, Davis' attorney, tells PEOPLE.
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"This was so blatant, and in writing, that these written rules were so gender-discriminatory," Sara Blackwell, Davis' attorney, told PEOPLE.
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That and more blatant Amazon marketing—which may or may not irk you depending on how frequently you use Amazon services.
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Navalny's interest was in documenting and denouncing what he alleged was the blatant corruption and bribery of Russia's deputy prime minister.
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" Stephen Schwartz, author of Nuclear Security Spending: Assessing Costs, Examining Priorities, told BuzzFeed News that Trump's tweet was a "blatant lie.
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Then I remembered the most blatant, terrible example of this: Rainer Devon's awful branding necklaces and the subsequent apology for them.
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Like I said before, when you're arrogant, it makes you complacent and it creates a blatant disregard for doing things right.
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If someone tells you to negotiate a name change to appease a blatant oppressor of your own people, you don't agree.
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"His blatant disregard for those subway safety signs has me thinking he isn't afraid to break the rules," the caption continues.
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The European Commission called the step a blatant intervention that amounted to protectionism and it raised the prospect of counter-measures.
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It was nonviolent and non-confrontational, but many called it an act of "blatant disrespect" that ultimately cost Kaepernick his job.
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She is a symbol of the Rolling Stones' blatant contradictions: They perform femininity as glam rockers but fail to respect women.
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Of course, it's blatant if a partner is suddenly attached to their cell, grinning at it, but then concealing their screen.
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Last night we watched a sociopathic exhibition of brutality, all in a blatant attempt to elicit cries of fealty and submission.
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"Uber's decision to cover up this breach was a blatant violation of the public's trust," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
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On some level, then, it's no surprise that the people in charge at Baylor chose to act with such blatant impunity.
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" Simon found the conflict of interest during this election to be "the most blatant that I can remember… beyond the pale.
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President Trump has shown a blatant disregard for international institutions, sound science, proven economic theory, and the history of protectionist policy.
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"Ramos's statements are not only misleading to the court, but amount to blatant fear mongering," Zdziarski said in a blog post.
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Some experience blatant verbal harassment, some feel self conscious about their bodies, and others are afraid of looking inexperienced and foolish.
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The difference between handmade and machine-made is sometimes hard to discern, sometimes blatant, as in the show's dynamic lace section.
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Critics called it blatant self-dealing and accused Mr. Musk of using valuable Tesla shares to bail out a struggling SolarCity.
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Such blatant attempts to intimidate people new to the voting process throw into stark relief what our society does not penalize.
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Holder, critics argue, the blatant efforts to keep minorities from voting have been supplanted by a blizzard of more subtle changes.
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In artlessly blatant ways — no costumes, props or makeup — he attempted to alter its surfaces, change its gender, cancel it out.
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The publication showed the ad to a civil rights lawyer, who called it a "blatant" violation of the Fair Housing Act.
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But the D.C. singer's snubs at The Soul Train Awards and from next year's Grammy nominations feel like a blatant oversight.
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Pundits thought citizen journalists recording acts of blatant racism would nudge white Americans into developing more empathy for people of color.
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Whether it be through caste systems, blatant discrimination, or the collective erasure of certain histories, Black people bear the brunt inequality.
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It did not take Donald Trump long to jump on the story, insisting it was a blatant example of Washington corruption.
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"The most recent public roundtable in August displayed a blatant disregard for resident concerns about data and digital infrastructure," Muzaffar wrote.
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Xiaomi, currently the world's fourth largest smartphone manufacturer, was for years dubbed the Apple of the East for its blatant copying.
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With Musk, it's frequently hard to tell whether you're dealing with technological innovation, blatant trolling, or an unlikely mix of both.
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To limit the blatant misuse of announcing reservations for the purposes of expanding one's vote bank, the Supreme Court stepped in.
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Her findings suggest a blatant lack of acceptance of responsibility by rapists for their actions, coupled with a sense of entitlement.
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The parliamentary bloc of the Shi'ite Hezbollah movement denounced Fakhoury's release on Thursday, calling it blatant U.S. interference in Lebanon's affairs.
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After the Reuters story ran, Rosneft strongly denied the report, describing it as a 'blatant lie' and 'a provocation against Rosneft'.
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Burton and Taylor couldn't keep their cravings secret and the nascent paparazzi captured every blatant minute of their sunbathing and petting.
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After monitoring my main sources of news, I discovered a blatant flaw in my news intake: I only read the headlines.
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Meanwhile, conservative media have given up even the pretense of doing real reporting, and become blatant organs of ruling-party propaganda.
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This deployment clearly serves no national interest; it's a blatant misuse of the power of the presidency for partisan political advantage.
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The guard's conduct was so blatant that inmates informed Mr. Casado's colleagues about the contraband he was providing to Mr. Zarrab.
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It became so obvious, and it became so blatant, and it became so obviously a crime that it helped to reframe.
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Her Aunt Lydia is a fascinating amalgam of contradictions — glimpses of sympathy and true belief amid blatant hypocrisy, sadism and condescension.
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Anything short of blatant evidence of illegality will simply play into their narrative of the president's battles against his diabolical enemies.
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The conflict of interest was blatant, but somehow most national analysts still don't understand how huge a political factor this was.
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He followed his scathing tweet by proposing a radical idea: What if tech companies didn't allow politicians to spread blatant lies?
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They had wanted GOP lawmakers to press the attorney general on what they say is blatant politicization within the Justice Department.
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"It is wrong to take money from political campaigns in exchange for disseminating blatant lies to the American people," she said.
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Then, prankster-turned-vlogger Logan Paul showed a blatant disregard for human life in an infamous incursion into Japan's Aokigahara forest.
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While the Times ran a correction, this was a blatant attempt to deflect the responsibility toward Republicans (talk about victim-blaming).
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Nor is it clear whether the object of the anger — blatant and unabashed corruption — will infect the popularity of Mr. Putin.
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But Brexit was awful because it reminded me of a certain blatant ugliness in the country that I was raised in.
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Moodymann fans will be familiar with the ingredients, but never has he combined them such a blatant disregard for genre boundaries.
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The all-or-nothing urgency and the blatant nationalism and white supremacy of Hitler's version of the phrase is still intact.
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What poetic justice if for such a blatant lie the F.B.I. topples the man besmirching its fine work and sterling reputation.
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" The union wrote that the F.A.A.'s "blatant outsourcing" was "reckless" and would "actually compromise public air safety, not enhance it.
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Trump, by openly promoting blatant anti-Muslim propaganda, is telling his fellow Americans that Muslims should not be respected, but feared.
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Falsehoods, exaggerations and blatant untruths But it is also possible that given his administration's history of repeated falsehoods, exaggerations and blatant untruths, on issues from the size of the inauguration crowds to claims that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower, the President may not come across as a particularly credible witness in the court of public opinion.
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The Rams took the lead with an overtime field goal following an allegedly blatant controversial pass-interference call miss from the referees.
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That second-trimester ban has been blocked by courts, since it's a pretty blatant violation of the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v.
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"It is a blatant neglect of duty and a shameful failure to follow the law as a constitutionally elected officer," Bondi said.
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Do we want another person spinning blatant racism or an unnecessary war into something digestible to the press and the American people?
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That prompted 2,000 lawyers to march in protest against what they said was the most blatant interference in the city's judicial independence.
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Reportedly, a screenwriter attached to the project, Raven Metzner, was so revolted by the script's blatant misogyny that he threatened to leave.
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"The challenged provisions are the result of a blatant, well-publicized campaign to minimize the political influence of African-Americans in Mississippi."
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" In a statement, Disney told us, "Redbox is selling our digital movie codes in blatant disregard of clear prohibitions against doing so.
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A new report from Human Rights Watch highlights widespread and blatant discrimination in Chinese job descriptions, despite its ostensibly being illegal there.
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The Rams took the lead with an overtime field goal following an allegedly blatant controversial pass-interference call miss from the referees.
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Several interviews revealed the blatant incompetence and callousness of his original trial attorney, who didn't seem troubled at all by the conviction.
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It's time for de Blasio to stop enabling a blatant NYPD cover-up that allows these officers to get away with murder.
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And it may be tough to tell, because anti-protest legislation doesn't always smack you in the face with blatant constitutional disregard.
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This is a blatant effort to undercut international competitors, corner the 5G market and take Huawei to the top of global communications.
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Despite that awkward interaction all those years ago, I'm lucky that I've never experienced blatant workplace discrimination because I'm a Muslim woman.
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"Sunday was a display of ratchet behavior by a well connected man having blatant disregard for one of his guests," he said.
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Because in the year of our Lord 2018, I can think of 0.0 good explanations for this blatant disregard of user privacy.
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The three of us talk about the blatant design rip-off and how this basically means Facebook has declared war on Snapchat.
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We have a hunch that Simons' latest crop will get a lot of spotlight come September, thanks to its blatant '90s vibes.
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Showboating, for lack of a better term, is the most direct and blatant way to disrespect another fighter on the kill floor.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ever wish you could rant about a film's blatant sexism to more than just your family and friends?
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"This is just very blatant, the name of our app is taken, plus the exact concept and use case," Erez told Gizmodo.
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Still, in cases that don't bring up blatant racial issues, white jurors are much harder on black defendants than on white ones.
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It shows a blatant disregard for the health and well-being of athletes and, quite simply, has no place in Paralympic sport.
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Back in April, Huffman found himself embroiled in controversy for refusing to moderate any of the blatant racism happening on his site.
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Companies in our industry and those who lend their voice to calling out this blatant sexism will not tire of fighting this.
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That decision was widely derided for being a blatant violation of civil liberties, but Giuliani has increasingly leaned into it of late.
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To be clear, I find it almost impossible to forgive any person who voted for a blatant racist and misogynist like Trump.
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Critics say the draft law is a blatant attempt to protect Netanyahu and keep the public in the dark about his investigation.
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Though these new editions hit shelves this past summer, eagle eyed readers are now noticing some pretty blatant errors in the books.
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If you needed three and a half minutes of proof of the Trump campaign's blatant disregard for the truth, this is it.
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If you take this case of blatant censorship in Chicago it smacks of nothing more than a sexist and homophobic double standard.
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The legislation, which Putin signed into law last month, allows authorities to block sites that carry content deemed to show "blatant disrespect".
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The Syrian foreign ministry blasted the U.S.-backed border force as a "blatant assault" on its sovereignty, state media had also said.
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When you're president, you simply can't do that sort of thing -- or at least in not such a blatant and direct way.
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While some men might take Trump's victory as proof that blatant sexism might actually work to their advantage, Wong is less convinced.
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Critics in and outside of Egypt have signaled alarm at what they say is blatant authoritarianism and yet another affront to democracy.
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They have more fun using their false, politicized statements to dominate the media narrative and make the American public believe blatant lies.
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What I witnessed Monday on the convention floor was one of the most blatant acts of dishonesty and corruption I've ever seen.
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The Confederate statues and monuments, like the one of Robert E. Lee in Charlottesville, are blatant symbols of hate, discrimination and racism.
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Everything about him repulses me, and the fact that people are still coming to support him after the racism that's so blatant.
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Not only was that hit blatant pass interference, it would be a personal foul even if Lewis had already caught the ball!
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