Gingrich was referring to an exchange in hacked emails released by WikiLeaks that show a Clinton spokeswoman making a critical remark about Catholics.
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The consultant added that Stidham would make out any critical remark about LuLaRoe's practices to be a "personal attack," making dissent nearly impossible.
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In one case, a woman made a critical remark about Mao at home; her son and husband reported her; she was taken away and shot.
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It's interesting you open with a self-critical remark that you felt the need to write the book because you weren't getting the job done.
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But in this era of immediate market reaction to political remarks, it's an open question whether a critical remark for a politician can have a lasting impact on a stock price.
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"Can I make a slightly critical remark on this ... in the last couple of years there have been quite a few debates between Spain and the Commission on the quality of the figures," Dijsselbloem told a news conference.
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They provide an additional glimpse of the broad array of offenses for which the Syrian security agencies made arrests, such as attending a protest (or simply being rumored to be planning to attend one), spitting near a statue of the former president, or making a critical remark at a dinner party.
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At the same time, her father was serving time in prison for having made a critical remark to an employee about Hitler.
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There have also been movements to reclaim words for homosexuals such as "queer", "fag" and "dyke". Other historic examples of dysphemism reclamation include the term Impressionism, which originated as a critical remark that "Monet's Impression, Sunrise was not art, it was an impression", but was adopted to be the formal name of the style, and was accepted by the artists themselves.
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When perceiving, explaining, or criticizing human behaviour, people distinguish between intentional and unintentional actions. An evaluation of an action as stemming from purposeful action or accidental circumstances is one of the key determinants in social interaction. Others are the environmental conditions or pre-cognitive matters. For example, a critical remark that is judged to be intentional on the part of the receiver of the message can be viewed as a hurtful insult.
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On April 26, 2009 the Alliance for Georgia reported his death of a heart attack.Ex-Diplomat Mikeladze Dies at 52. Civil Georgia. April 26, 2009 Бывший посол Грузии в США и Швейцарии неожиданно скончался в Тбилиси. Interfax. April 26, 2009 Hours earlier, he made his last public appearance during which he attempted to clarify the critical remark by the French ambassador Eric Fournier regarding the opposition’s obstruction of the section of Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue where the Parliament of Georgia is located.
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At the beginning of season 2, Jenny spends her summer working hard as a new intern for Eleanor Waldorf Designs. She apologizes to Eric for her behavior the previous season. He forgives her and invites her to the White Party in the Hamptons, where he introduces her to Tinsley Mortimer and she proves her worth to one of Eleanor's supervisors. Eleanor fires Jenny after a critical remark about one of her dresses, but during a citywide blackout, Eleanor realizes her talent and hires Jenny.
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A critical remark of his wife on the veneration of Mary earned him a reprimand by the city council and a substantial pay cut in 1523, and as a consequence the family moved to Rottweil two years later. However, there he got involved in the conflicts between Catholics and Protestants, too, and even spent some time in jail. When the Protestants were banned from Rottweil in 1529, he more than gladly followed a call of Bern (which had become Protestant in 1528) to serve as the city's chronicler. From 1535 to 1537 he again served also as the city physician.
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Report of A. V. Suvorov to P. A. Rumyantsev On the Number of Polish Army Ranks Released with Passes which caused a critical remark from the Russian State Secretary, and in his report to Catherine II recommended not to levy a contribution on the Polish capital.1794, December 5. Report of A. V. Suvorov to Her Imperial Majesty Catherine II on the Situation in Poland To prevent any further excesses, his troops stationed in Poland were ordered to keep "serenity, quietness and friendliness" and prohibited, under the threat of punishment, from oppressing the local population or even showing any forms of disrespect towards the Polish people of all ranks.1794, December 1.
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As in Praga, Suvorov soon released most of his Polish captives, numbering 25,469,1794, November 30. Report of A. V. Suvorov to P. A. Rumyantsev On the Number of Polish Army Ranks Released with Passes which caused a critical remark from the Russian State Secretary, and in his report to Catherine II recommended not to levy a contribution on the Polish capital.1794, December 5. Report of A. V. Suvorov to Her Imperial Majesty Catherine II on the Situation in Poland To prevent any further excesses, Suvorov ordered his troops stationed in Poland to keep "serenity, quietness and friendliness" and prohibited them, under the threat of punishment, from oppressing the local population or even showing any forms of disrespect towards the Polish people of all ranks.
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Darwich then turned to the situation in the Middle East and stated that he had detected a large intolerance among the Eastern Catholic Churches, especially the clergy and the church administration, in the Middle East. He recalled the words of Pope Benedict XIV, denominated as:"The Church of Jesus Christ is not Latin nor Greek nor Slav, but Catholic." Darwich regretted that these words would not be understood by all clergy in the Middle East as another critical remark based on the lack of communication,Eine Synode spiegelt konfessionelle, politische und soziale Spannungen im Nahost Auswahl an Interventionen während der Synode among the Eastern Catholic Churches, that is superficial, run very little cooperation and is directed to the own advantages. Ultimately, Darwich spoke about the role of the laity, they would have more to fraternal coexistence with other religious communities being prepared to do it.
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