For celebrity news diehards, it was a cruel, cruel summer.
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Unloved, unwanted, nothing to buy in this cruel, cruel world.
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Consider "Cruel Cruel World," one of two tunes written by Shane herself.
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Calling this the "dead baby strategy" may seem cruel because it is cruel.
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"They are very cruel, very cruel," said Mr. Ortiz Gutiérrez, the municipal president.
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"Soccer fans are cruel and were most cruel on the defeat to Germany," Beting said.
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The keys to a cruel machine were handed over to a cruel and indecent man.
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Donald Trump is a cruel, petty man who lashes out at his enemies in cruel, petty ways.
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But for the rest of us, "Add to Cart" has never been such a cruel, cruel lie.
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Instead of spending the past 48 hours discussing a cruel policy, we've been discussing a cruel word.
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Byrne's Jexi is a cruel mistress to Devine's Phil; so cruel, in fact, that Jexi is almost unbearable.
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After all, it doesn't take an activist to know the world can be a cruel, cruel place for pets.
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Restraint can feel counterintuitive, even cruel, but the alternative is doomed to failure at a far more cruel cost.
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It's a quick exchange that shows just how cruel Naz has grown—or, maybe, how cruel he's always been.
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Breaking up with a girl on television is cruel, but it's not cruel enough to keep Luyendyk out of Minnesota.
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The reason we know it's cruel — and the reason we know Kelly knows it's cruel — is that the cruelty is the point.
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"What cruel irony that the method that appears most humane may turn out to be our most cruel experiment yet," Sotomayor wrote.
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Niantic can be cruel, but they're surely not cruel enough to put it in the game for a week and then remove it forever.
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Dog Simulator (Free, iTunes and Google Play) Ugh, the cruel cruel world we live in where puppy boxes are not a reality in all apartments.
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One of the first times I can remember being disappointed with this cruel, cruel world was the day Pokémon Snap was announced sometime in 1998.
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"Keeping them on the cruise ship couldn't have been more cruel and ineffective if we were really trying to be cruel and ineffective," says Gostin.
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"War, which used to be cruel and magnificent, has now become cruel and squalid," he declared in "My Early Life," in an outburst of pure Blimpery.
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Cruel Noise Records A 10-minute ride from downtown Pittsburgh, Polish Hill's Cruel Noise Records occupies the same sacred space that once housed Mind Cure, a beloved and expertly stocked record shop, so there was some fear that Cruel Noise might not be able to measure up.
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The Mohawk were cruel slavedrivers as they brought Roger north, and now they're cruel villagers — beating Roger, imprisoning the priest and quickly resorting to murder by torture.
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Things got downright weird in Melbourne yesterday, which is still today, because their toilets flush the wrong way and tennis is a cruel cruel mistress no matter the hemisphere.
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This winter, usually hard and cruel, has felt harder and more cruel than usual so any gesture toward the reprieve and welcoming, sensual heat of the summer has become necessary.
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It has no reason to exist, it's cruel for the sake of being cruel, and it uncomfortably intersects with the moments when the series has been cavalier about violence against women.
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The actions of King Maegor Targaryen, known as Maegor the Cruel, were sometimes attributed to madness, but his cruel nature might have been rooted in a traumatic brain injury, not heredity.
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The refugee ban is cruel — & totally misses the point
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Worst mum ever - Streamable Cruel, but we love it.
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Don't be cruel now ... give this stud a chance!
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Immigrant advocates denounced it as cruel.
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" Ingraham continued, "That has to be some cruel joke.
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Cruel Intentions has been on Gellar's mind lately, as cast of the movie reunited in Los Angeles last year to attend the opening of the parody Cruel Intentions: The Completely Unauthorized Musical.
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" They claim that the painful procedure, during which their client wished he could die, was cruel and unusual punishment and a "constitutionally prohibited cruel, unnecessarily painful, slow, and lingering process to death.
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" Sep 11, 2018: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Must Restore Dignity to His Country — by Ending Yemen's Cruel War "The longer this cruel war lasts in Yemen, the more permanent the damage will be.
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" Sep 11, 2018: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Must Restore Dignity to His Country — by Ending Yemen's Cruel War "The longer this cruel war lasts in Yemen, the more permanent the damage will be.
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They're also willing to risk terrible optics: Failing on CHIP makes them look incompetent and cruel, all the more so because they openly did so for the incompetent and cruel Graham-Cassidy bill.
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But I also sympathize with you, because when you support, without conditions and without reason, such a cruel order, the day will come when the same cruel order falls on your own heads.
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It felt cruel to me to close him off from that possibility, but, then, Black Mirror often does feel cruel, and if any of its characters is a stone-cold villain, it's Bob.
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Others see them as a cruel and soulless money grab.
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The cruel God who turned him, a virtuoso, into Salieri?
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Not only was his comment cruel, it was dead wrong.
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After all, the world is so cruel already, isn't it?
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Now they'll be sent to countries they've never known. Cruel.
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We fought cruel and indifferent politicians through the AIDS years.
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But today we see one that is corrupt and cruel.
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"cruel and inhuman massacre" in which courageous local resistance fighters
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The problem isn't that Trump is cruel, though he is.
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Sent to live with her cruel grandmother at age 103.
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It was the beginning of another cruel descent into illness.
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Itchy eyes are a cruel side effect of having hayfever.
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Bonnie was a domesticated animal facing a cruel northeastern winter.
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A method of execution either is or is not cruel.
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It would be too cruel, for them and for me.
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Insatiable is not only cruel and fatphobic; it's boring, too.
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Yet lethal injection is only becoming more cruel and unusual.
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He told police his wife was cruel, demanding and belittling.
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But it does make for good — albeit slightly cruel — television.
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What is more uncivil and cruel than taking children away?
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I hadn't realized that the communications industry was so cruel.
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When people talk about menopausal bodies, they are often cruel.
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The president's cruel border policies have also had an impact.
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Lindsey Rosin ("Cruel Intentions") is slated to write the series.
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Attacking anyone asking for empathy should, ostensibly, feel kinda cruel.
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So the identity reveal would be cruel to both characters.
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This life is cruel, but there are a few certainties.
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They've been portrayed as ignorant, vicious, cruel, and easily manipulated.
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Cruel Intentions, in its sheer scandalousness, blew my preteen mind.
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What if she were hideous or cruel, withered or dishonest?
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There's a cruel modern twist: Today, people are selling themselves.
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Meg Rayburn's new year started off with a cruel bang.
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What you are doing is vile, damaging, stupid and cruel.
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Even memes — wonderful, shareable, relatable jokes — can make us cruel.
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Recall that the Eighth Amendment prohibits "cruel and unusual" punishments.
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Our response was fairly unanimous in saying this was cruel.
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But perhaps those who passed didn't deserve such cruel fate.
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These cold and cruel beginnings didn't affect Blue's warm heart.
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Yikes. To borrow from another Elvis song: Don't be cruel.
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This is cruel to the viewer on so many levels.
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But to trans people being thus "misgendered" feels downright cruel.
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"There's no need to be cruel, of course," says Sussman.
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Mr Macron calls actions in both those countries "cruel failures".
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The death penalty is the ultimate cruel and inhuman punishment.
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Ariana Grande is playing a cruel game with our emotions.
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NBC's Cruel Intensions pilot just got a major cast addition.
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That, his lawyers argue, amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.
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Because the human mind is a cruel and inescapable prison.
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There is something inherently cruel about punishing somebody with food.
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They won't lie, and they can be cruel as hell.
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Betty gets a bit cruel insulting Veronica by complimenting Cheryl.
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Campaign season is such a cruel test of human will.
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This measure is cruel and heartless, worse than any machine.
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His voice is haughty, his smile cruel, his motivations mysterious.
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Josie is oddly cruel and controlling toward Val during practice.
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It's a common platitude that reality is cruel and unforgiving.
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It's not about money; it's about a cruel policy choice.
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You should protect yourself, because the world can be cruel.
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Mojitos are dangerous, and the world is a cruel place.
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IN RUSSIA, history tends to take cruel turns in August.
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Business leaders have complained the move is unfair and cruel.
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Lucious the schemer is the cruel heart of Episode 14.
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That's where people under the radar do very cruel things.
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Cruel names and degrading nicknames, mocking disability, looks, weight, ethnicity.
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The turn of events seems particularly cruel for Mr. Markle.
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They're "irresponsible, reckless, unjust, and just plain cruel," said Sen.
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You think he wants Americans believing him to be cruel?
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It's a cruel ending that looms over the whole movie.
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American politics has reached a cruel and unusual political state.
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"Football can be very cruel," France's captain, Hugo Lloris, said.
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The trouble was that the system could be gratuitously cruel.
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Can life be so cruel in its capacity to delude?
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But fans can be as forgiving as they are cruel.
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The NYC branch of Flavortown is saying goodbye, cruel world.
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"Sorry but that is cruel," Jungwirth wrote in a comment.
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I have to assume a cruel form of double booking.
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You may be beholden to cruel and impersonal corporate overlords.
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Ireland's abortion laws are cruel, controlling, and lacking in compassion.
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The cruel stars approve of these events, time after time.
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The heady waves of emotion, the cruel pangs of longing?
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Maybe it's just a cruel business doing what it does.
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You need things from nature, but nature is also cruel.
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Do you acquiesce, thinking it would be cruel not to?
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It's a cruel trick, and so far, not even effective.
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It was expected to be a cruel September for Republicans.
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Collecting the dead in Jérémie has become a cruel pastime.
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But I didn't expect to see Willis turn so cruel.
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It's a cruel, unjust society driven by greed and apathy.
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No, this isn't a cruel joke from the universe, Scorpio.
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For them, taking wild horses off the rangeland is cruel.
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Ellen DeGeneres getting a "Cruel Summer" tattoo (thinking face emoji)!
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When Kathryn helps Cecile practice "first base" in "Cruel Intentions."
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He has also lamented how cruel Washington is to her.
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The abuser is compassionate in public and cruel in private.
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Donald Trump's cruel public mocking of Ford in Southaven, Miss.
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"They committed dark and cruel acts against me," Giuffre said.
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We don't need to be cruel to enforce zero tolerance.
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That feels more than just unequal; it seems historically cruel.
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"It's just cruel," his mother, Martha Garcia, told NBC News.
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Most of us are ordinary people, neither cruel nor heroic.
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"It's part of the game, a cruel part," he said.
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But critics say that statistic has become a cruel joke.
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It's very cruel, yet it can also be very exciting.
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There's also cruel irony in the timing of the proposal.
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Many of his policies aimed at immigrants are needlessly cruel.
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If this sounds bizarre and cruel, you would be correct.
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They can be cruel, sure, but just as often kind.
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They won't get credit for making it marginally less cruel.
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" The manual adds, "Cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment is prohibited.
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Carter later had cruel things to say about her husband.
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Tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate -- it is cruel.
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"The United States is not a cruel country," Sandberg wrote.
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For others, however, it's cruel and ... maybe kind of gross.
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Here was a connection across the cruel and indifferent ages.
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Yet they continue to play cruel games with our lives.
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But the cruel Japanese occupation brought starvation, death and destruction.
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They're kind, cruel, sadistic, needy, vulnerable, Machiavellian, ridiculous and absurd.
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That's the point of this cruel game, Spill Your Guts.
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Behold Frank Zappa's clumsily cruel "Valley Girl" done with love.
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You become cruel, and you force people to be cruel to themselves and others to get them where you need them to go, and you say that it is the story of the world.
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The female merrows of Ireland were peaceful creatures, but their green-haired male counterparts were extremely cruel — so cruel that female merrows often took to marrying human men instead, and having babies with webbed feet.
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If you need proof that the world is a cruel, cruel place, see below: The Redditor explained his misfortune, stating that he frequently went to his barber to get his brows trimmed down to 5mm.
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But a lot of the humor is cruel and cynical, for the sake of being cruel and cynical, and even more of it points and laughs at the rubes, provoking them simply to provoke them.
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It's downright cruel that Bob almost makes it out the door.
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Even YouTube comments are a lot more cruel than other platforms.
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But not only is this cruel, it's also illegal in China.
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They are proof that true love exists in this cruel world.
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Daylight Saving Time is a cruel trick we impose on ourselves.
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It was abusive—thankfully not physical, but destructive and cruel nonetheless.
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It's a really cruel way to deal with people you represent.
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The third star: This small child – Wow, kids can be cruel.
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Cruel leaders find new ways to wield downsizing as a weapon.
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Her opinions included some cruel, petty words about a dancer's body.
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Cruel Intentions is coming to Broadway, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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This timeline chronicles its lightning rise, cruel reign and stubborn fall.
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"But the other 99 percent of us are not that cruel."
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The Middle East is cruel to those who meddle in it.
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This has also maybe set gingham on fashion's cruel filtering cycle.
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They are cruel and nasty, as fights between couples can be.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is ready to be cruel all over again.
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So, now millions of animals fall victim to this cruel industry.
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The result of this winds up being a cruel catch-22.
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It's a cruel reminder that the actions here have unimaginable repercussions.
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Animal testing, in particular, is controversial, slow, costly and often cruel.
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The Power Vest flaunts a very cruel male privilege: being comfortable.
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It's been a particularly cruel year in the viral cuisine community.
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Panty recovery on Black Friday is just like a cruel joke.
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Jesse is angry because the world is arbitrary, cruel, and absurd.
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My first pick was Corrine, who so far seems incredibly cruel.
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HOW can ONE man be SO cruel to fellow human beings??
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The episode serves as a cruel metaphor for the ailing party.
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And are we cruel for not eradicating mosquitoes if we can?
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"They experienced what I call deliberate, cruel psychological abuse," Kliman said.
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Still, a lot of viewers found the Carl prank overly cruel.
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We would not be subjected to these cruel and inhumane treatment.
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It is a unique solution tied to the country's cruel history.
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But it's also a cruel teaser of what could have been.
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In other words, that which is cruel is not always illegal.
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The tweets are creative and funny and also a bit cruel.
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Counterfeit engagement rings from Costco: Sounds like a cruel joke, right?
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Example B: They're visionaries, albeit with pretty cruel and unusual visions.
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Former Black Caps captain Stephen Fleming described the loss as "cruel".
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It is also snide, cruel, intolerant, insensitive — and very, very funny.
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The alternative is simply too perverse (Trump) or too cruel (Cruz).
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No matter the method, it's heartless, cruel, and will traumatize children.
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What a cruel psychological game to play with impoverished children. pic.twitter.
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It seemed cruel, striking one so young, so kind, so talented.
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Other productions promise something a bit more beautiful, if also cruel.
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She said, 'People perceive me to be very hard and cruel.
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"Cruel to Be Kind" by Nick Lowe blares from the speaker.
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The end is near, you are food, and life is cruel.
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It's an unusually cruel move that transforms the automated into victims.
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It's a cruel mass that feeds on the darkness of ignorance.
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Their "ordeals in prison amounted to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment".
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"The commenters are aiming to increase their own popularity," says Cruel.
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And this strangling world isn't just cruel to its titular hero.
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" For the progressive pontiff, such a reality makes us all "cruel.
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I always thought that the whole concept of Santa Claus cruel.
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Ferrell's Dubya may have been withering, but it was rarely cruel.
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Salvadorans can no longer deny the cruel consequences of this law.
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It was he who first unleashed the cruel torments of nationalism.
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You were far too innocent and pure for this cruel world.
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"It was a cruel and crude method of execution," he said.
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" Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey called the ruling "completely unnecessary and cruel.
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It seems too cruel to rank them, they're all great dogs.
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But the MMA gods are not merely cruel; they're also capricious.
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Their method for catching the animals is both cruel and primitive.
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When it comes to cruel penalties, Simone Zaza knows the score.
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" Former President Bill Clinton joined Obama in calling Trump's decision "cruel.
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" Budget Committee Chairman @RepJohnYarmuth calls President Trump's 2020 budget "cruel-hearted.
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It is cruel, it is heartless, and it is flat wrong.
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But she saw it as friendly encouragement, not a cruel insult.
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"This Administration's immigration policies are outrageous, cruel, and inhumane," Harris tweeted.
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The fact that the stranger was me began to seem cruel.
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He can be prickly and thin-skinned, casually cruel and dismissive.
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Machado's fiction inflicts unlikely tortures on its characters and cruel suspense
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But what they've been doing to him is heartless, it's cruel.
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Critics have lambasted the policy calling it cruel, inhumane to unnecessary.
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He pulverized and unmanned his opponents with cruel inevitability through autumn.
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I was shocked at how indifferent and cruel the law was.
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Do they have Eighth Amendment protections against "cruel and unusual punishment"?
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The hours were long, the pay low and the overseers cruel.
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The best corporate strategy is to withdraw from this cruel battlefield.
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Several folks believe that, perhaps, this is a cruel #NoNutNovember joke.
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Viewers may feel that they are caught in a cruel farce.
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Sometimes kids just don't know how accidentally cruel they can be.
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But capitalism has its cruel excesses, its many failures as well.
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Graham Green's novel "Our Man in Havana" is a cruel satire.
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It's a cruel, unbelievably effective trick that preys upon purchasing impulses.
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It's the cruel reality of the most unforgiving time of year.
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NBC is reviving Kathryn Merteuil — the evil heroine of Cruel Intentions.
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Forcing a human to exist in this world is almost cruel.
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They have blackouts, they become cruel towards everyone, they become aggressive.
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It was almost cruel that I couldn't go back to sleep.
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We must not normalize or rationalize hateful, cruel and demeaning behavior.
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It was a cruel, shortsighted act, born of ignorance and intolerance.
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Some influencers start fights or engage in cruel pranks for views.
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"I knew you couldn't afford it," she says, her voice cruel.
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Or do you think it is always cruel and unusual punishment?
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Why were endless, often painful, occasionally cruel pranks a central feature?
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During our final sexual experience, he was drunk, demeaning and cruel.
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Joke-making, a sometimes cruel enterprise, has been mechanized and democratized.
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The two-state solution is increasingly feeling like a cruel joke.
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Though this may seem cruel, it is quite an interesting strategy.
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Everyone knows that modern air travel is a cold, cruel mistress.
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It can be a really cruel place for working-class kids.
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"Can you imagine anything as cruel as that?" her aunt asked.
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The campaign, however, has turned into a cruel war of attrition.
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Goodbye, cruel world, Amanda Solicit your own Cameo from Dina Lohan.
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The way Carlos has been treated is very cruel and unfair.
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Almost all were too precious for this cruel and indifferent world.
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We will continue working to permanently end this unspeakably cruel policy.
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This proposed law is not only economically senseless but also cruel.
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In a cruel twist, Grace believing their lie made it real.
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The contrast was a cruel one, but it struck a chord.
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Ghosting, benching, and breadcrumbing are all cruel ways to end things.
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The cuts to Social Security disability benefits would be similarly cruel.
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This snowstorm was particularly cruel to Buffalo because of Lake Erie.
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She has been vocal about the cruel story of her childhood.
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It's not difficult to recognize the cruel irony of Emma's situation.
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But the new policy around this hormone is absurd and cruel.
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Look, I don't want to sound heartless or cruel or anything.
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As she put it: "Robbing people of their coffee seems cruel."
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I told them we needed a president who wasn't indecent & cruel.
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To be fair, nobody was rude to me, let alone cruel.
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Millions more were forced to labor in cruel and inhumane conditions.
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There's no premiere date for the series yet (another cruel twist!).
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This cruel and discriminatory action has consequences far beyond the Pentagon.
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Defunding organizations like Planned Parenthood is a cruel and shortsighted approach.
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She's so successful that the boy's father becomes lazy and cruel.
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This cruel bargain won Jackson voters land, and thus the vote.
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Assad has amply demonstrated he is cruel and unfit for power.
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Why persist in such a cruel pursuit with such bad odds?
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The United Nations has denounced the camps as inhumane and cruel.
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"No, he wasn't exactly cruel, at least not intentionally," she writes.
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My grandfather used to tell me how cruel the Germans were.
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At times the women say unfathomably cruel things to each other.
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Inflicting this pain and suffering is cruel, and it is intentional.
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Would the world around me grow even more cruel, more judgmental?
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For emerging market stocks, turns in sentiment can be particularly cruel.
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Editorial Hungary's cruel treatment of refugees has reached a new low.
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"I didn't believe he could do something so awful and cruel."
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For many, social media can be a cruel and harsh place.
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Even when Tommy's actions seem cruel, Franco's interpretation brims with sympathy.
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The only explanation for such cruel cuts is ideological, not economic.
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But America started being welcoming only after it had been cruel.
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It would be a cruel irony if America followed its lead.
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" Jezebel called it "grandiose and cruel," asking, "What the hell, guys?
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Pick a different city, and you'll find a similarly cruel mosaic.
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The divorce was granted on grounds of adultery and cruel treatment.
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The shooter game does not contain any bloody or cruel scenes.
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Migrants say it feels like a cruel twist of bad luck.
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I woke up and saw how fucking cruel this shit is.
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Shout Outs (22014-25) Light and crisp Belgian-style caramelized cookies These sound like they might be related to Speculoos, in which case, what a cruel, cruel world we live in now that they are gone.
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It is particularly cruel to offer young… Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday, September 5, 2017 Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg called the decision "cruel" and "a sad day for our country" in a Facebook post earlier today.
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My dentist is making crude, somewhat cruel jokes about patients on Facebook.
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But using their experiences to argue for the wall is blatantly cruel.
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Dany's cruel streak has always co-existed alongside her revolutionary liberator tendencies.
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But unless it's something sexist or cruel, I just love to work.
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Look, we all moved to New York City because of Cruel Intentions.
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It's barbarous, inhumane, cruel, and -- thank goodness -- rare in most civilized countries.
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Twitter is where a lot of it happens, but sometimes it's cruel.
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Keeping orcas in small pools is cruel, so that's a good thing.
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Henry Santiestevan noted the cruel irony of some Democrats' suggesting that the
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"I heard Johnny launch into a cruel and vicious rage," Wright says.
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This would violate the Constitution's 8th amendment against cruel and unusual punishment.
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"To me it was just cruel," Lorena told the New York Times.
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She began to mention other nuns that she had heard were cruel.
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He's only mean because the world has been so cruel to him.
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Here are the April Fools' jokes that were particularly cruel this year.
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That same year, Parker appears in his first film, Cruel World. Dec.
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Even with a string of wins, the math is cruel for Sanders.
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The people watching are too cruel, asking why she wasn't jumping yet.
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Still, can't we be cruel sometimes about things that don't especially matter?
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Cruel Intentions: The '90s Musical originally debuted in Los Angeles in 2015.
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He looks at me in a way that isn't cruel or kind.
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I had BEAM ME UP before ENERGIZE, a cruel yet fair trick.
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I think he's cruel and racist and he doesn't have any hair.
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While this exotic fido festival might amuse some, others claim it's cruel.
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Never before had the Internet played such a cruel trick on me.
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You look for the negativity and you look for the cruel things.
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Stopping a fellow creature from passing gas might sound cruel and unusual.
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Most of them were rescued from trafficking, illegal captivity and cruel circuses.
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Right now, though, my heart hurts over this cruel twist of fate.
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This guy is evil, upsetting, gross, mean, cruel, and also completely rad.
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Apparently not deep enough to survive the cruel celebrity summer breakup season.
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Sure, he might be crude and cruel, but he's their only option.
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He may also sell weapons to other cruel regimes or terrorist groups.
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Fat shaming is a cruel, but popular, pastime in the human world.
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"This is so cruel," said Abdul Kadir, president-director of Dharmais Hospital.
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They will not make America great again; they will make America cruel.
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The characters can be cruel and disingenuous, but it's okay to laugh.
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Some in the Reddit thread attribute Kreacher's attitude to a cruel master.
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Oh, Hodor — you were far too pure for this cruel world... 37.
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We see batterers as merely angry, whereas we acknowledge torturers as cruel.
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And San Francisco, as cruel as it's been, belongs to Jimmie Fails.
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To criminalize the expression of that right is profoundly cruel and inhumane.
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On top of this merciless meritocracy is a layer of cruel fortune.
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Intermediary measures are necessary to avoid cruel and unusual punishment, he said.
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I felt like I was dating an unbearably cruel deity at times.
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It made me question how everything worked because it felt so cruel.
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This is why our failure to enact comprehensive reforms is so cruel.
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The Trump administration has been very cruel to many good people. Apologize!
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Dressage is possibly the worst Olympic sport, and is also arguably cruel.
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Tying many of the camera functions to a bundle upgrade feels… cruel.
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The things that he's saying are cruel and heartless and promoting fear.
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Philip, a cruel puppeteer who forces the members of his household to
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And if so, would that be done in classic Cruel Intentions style?
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So in a cruel sort of way, you feeling terrible makes sense.
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There are really only two options: she's cruel, or she's an idiot.
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He could be cruel to opponents, in the ring and outside it.
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"It also shows how cruel and uncivilized the sanctions are," it said.
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The government is making a "cruel mistake", said André Pratte, a senator.
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It's a cruel trick, since we're so conditioned to expect a reward.
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G.O.O.D. Music's Cruel Winter tape could, in theory, be arriving any day.
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But maybe we shouldn't ridicule The Fates' cruel hand for Big Sam.
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There were cruel pranks: someone peed in a colleague's bottle of tequila.
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Hernandez's family and their supporters characterized her detention as cruel and unnecessary.
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It's time for lawmakers to ban this dangerous and cruel practice entirely.
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The slave trade made us realize that the white man was cruel.
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It's also classic troll behavior: cruel, biting, and a little bit subversive.
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Those absurd and cruel words were published in 2012 by the Spectator.
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One Labor lawmaker, Senator Lisa Singh, described the proposed changes as cruel.
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Sometimes people say really cruel things, even about race or being gay.
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After the wife takes a bite, the landowner reveals his cruel trick.
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She wears high, cruel stilettos and her affect is a little creepy.
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But the spotlight is now turning to his cruel attacks on asylum.
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"They are the people who can be the most cruel," she said.
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It seemed, at the time, like someone's idea of a cruel joke.
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He is not merely right-wing; he's cruel and racist and uncaring.
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"Narcissistic in-laws are incredibly cruel," trauma therapist Shannon Thomas told Insider.
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With any other sitcom, a final chapter this bleak would seem cruel.
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"Separation of families is cruel and inhumane," said La Prensa in Honduras.
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I just lost a close friend to pancreatic cancer, a cruel disease.
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His work was morbid, vicious, and full of cruel and dreary adults.
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It apparently needs to be said that this is cruel and inhumane.
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Unless he's just screwing with us, which would be very, very cruel.
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His misdeeds, corruption and cruel policies deserve to be confronted and fought.
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Heavy Rain, in its bleakness, paints a cruel picture of the world.
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But first impressions count a bunch, and they're a damn cruel mistress.
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Tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate, it is actually very cruel.
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He's brilliant, cruel, and not one for simple plots or obvious conclusions.
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That's the difference, and that's why Cruel Intentions is an iconic film.
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It's here that Cruel Diagonals really intersects with Megan Mitchell the archivist.
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Baseball is full of unfair, even bitterly cruel, endings to great careers.
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The film's cruel finish will stay with you long after it ends.
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Maybe it was cruel, this futile attempt to cling to our pastime.
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This is not a particularly brutal or cruel novel, as thrillers go.
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It's cruel to put an actor in the cross hairs of Streepists.
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Otherwise, she is magnetic in the role: persuasive, mercurial and occasionally cruel.
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"This merciless and very cruel crime cannot have any justification," he said.
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It was then that Pat communicated the cruel secret of the Crescent.
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Bullfighting is increasingly seen as a cruel tradition, not a romantic one.
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They've chosen, instead, to normalize and even lionize cruel and predatory behavior.
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Here, he is both savior and judge, sweet singer of cruel sentiments.
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Wes reached the hospital still conscious, but hypothermia is persistent and cruel.
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Although that might sound cruel, it's hardly any crueler than nature itself.
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Critics have said his plan is needlessly cruel and impossible to implement.
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It feels, at times like this, a particularly cruel form of torture.
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I know he didn't mean the cruel things he said to me.
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To have it happen in your first Super Bowl seems especially cruel.
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There were glimmers of something cruel and even dangerous happening to him.
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These cruel figures map onto historical patterns of race and gender inequality.
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Maybe to them, it felt like playful teasing and not cruel dismissal.
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The concept is: how could something so evil or cruel, come together?
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Then, suddenly, the game became as cruel as it can possibly be.
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To Brunner, birdmaniacs are mostly an odd, selfish and even cruel bunch.
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How could such a cruel and seemingly irrational view gain such purchase?
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REPORTER: The policy is not by your definition in any way cruel?
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" Ms. Zanarelli added: "The violent fluctuations of life seem particularly cruel today.
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But Cromwell was also a ruthless killer who served a cruel tyrant.
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Trump's comments seem even more cruel when you hear Machado's full story.
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Nicole flees to Brooklyn, but the Master's reach is long and cruel.
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It's cruel to demand that people work to receive help they need.
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The Trump administration's Asylum Cooperation Agreement with Honduras is misguided and cruel.
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Even when characters endure increasingly cruel scenarios, the movie feels deadly stiff.
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I've been selfish, I've been cruel at times, hard to work with.
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The old-timers have seen history made before, and it was cruel. ■
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But I learned quickly how to be as cruel as my father.
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I thought of a hammer, which is unyielding, and cruel and unthinking.
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This program is not only cruel, but was previously rejected by FWS.
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Ironically, Trump's cruel intentions take aim directly at many of his supporters.
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The voice mail messages and texts are cruel, homophobic and increasingly disturbing.
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To hackers, who prized their anonymity, it was considered a cruel attack.
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The racing gods can be generous, but they can also be cruel.
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She had already been taken to safety from the cruel outdoors once.
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Back then, people could be unfriendly, even cruel, to mixed-race couples.
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"We lived through a cruel tragedy," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Even the heterosexual whites among them find this messaging repulsive and cruel.
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Because this show is cruel and feeds off our trauma and pain.
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"Our Constitution does not allow for cruel and unusual punishment," she said.
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Both entailed a mixture of cynicism and naïveté, cruel optimism and myopia.
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"It was a super cruel, and heavy, and dangerous period," he said.
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Who wins in this rampant and cruel destruction of nature and livelihoods?
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And now we turn to our refuge from a cruel, crazy world.
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It could help stop a fraudster in his cruel and dastardly tracks.
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Davis Cup has had a cruel streak since its founding in 26.
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An ugly, cruel and terribly harmful act which would permanently hurt people.
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Ellison previously sided with inmates, calling the temperatures cruel and unusual punishment.
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"I certainly think it is cruel and unusual punishment," Dolan said Thursday.
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The administration's food stamp cuts expose the cruel truth of Republican hypocrisy.
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Syria, Libya and Yemen are cruel examples of what can go wrong.
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The rest of us should fiercely oppose this cruel and destructive policy.
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"What a cruel blow," Shaun Lowthian, a comedy writer, wrote on Twitter.
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SOCIAL Q'S He has been privately and publicly cruel about my sexuality.
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The latter group just doesn't want their nominee to be deliberately cruel.
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But while his characters can be cruel, he never succumbs to meanness.
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I used to be cruel to my woman, and physically -- any woman.
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But the cruel reality of MMA is that it's an unforgiving mistress.
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Kanye West's been hinting his label's Cruel Winter project for years now.
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If anyone understands the cruel reality of modern fame, it's Peter Crouch.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is overwrought, cruel and self-pityingly creepy as a television zoologist.
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"It is a cruel loss," said Brett Brown, the coach of the 23.4ers.
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It's cruel, ignorant, and insensitive to claim that Thornton didn't "really love" Carney.
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But Yulin needs to go much further by canceling this cruel "festival" outright.
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The world can't be so cruel as to wedge you into the middle.
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It's an obvious comparison: both are tactless and impulsive and cruel and childish.
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The smartphone market can be cruel to newcomers, especially in the United States.
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It reminded me that the world is often a cruel and cynical place.
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Whitney Way Thore knows firsthand how cruel people can be on social media.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The policy is not, by your definition, in any way, cruel?
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And if you don't acknowledge them, you can become catatonic or unbelievably cruel.
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Now, in a cruel, ironic twist, he's dead — and likely because of Annalise.
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"These allocations continue to prioritize President Trump&aposs cruel immigration policies," said Rep.
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Like Arnold, he realized that it was cruel to keep his hosts subjugated.
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They're so good they make you wonder about the cruel indifference of beauty.
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The motivation of swiping isn't actually cruel, it's about looking for a partner.
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By the late 1960s, these cruel retributions had turned against the legitimate thieves.
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Nobody knows better than Jason Aldean the cruel and random nature of tragedy.
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It feels almost cruel to watch him, but it's also impossible not to.
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The law on assisted dying in Britain is an incoherent, cruel, hypocritical mess.
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He's rude and even cruel, and yet Tessa finds herself drawn to him.
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Britain's broken and cruel housing market may be the country's most grotesque inequity.
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One especially cruel comment she highlighted brought her young daughter into the controversy.
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You must possess a soul too gentle for this cruel and thorny world.
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Almost exactly four years ago, GOOD Music released the compilation album Cruel Summer.
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Ur Jaddou, a former chief counsel at USCIS, said the proposal was cruel.
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" He went on to describe Trump's decision to end the program as "cruel.
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In the rehearsal room, Robbins was tormented, slow and often cruel to dancers.
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Mitt was a numbers guy, so he was caricatured as a cruel Scrooge.
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The are cruel, ruthless and autocratic, as history has shown only too tragically.
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A week after a White House aide made a cruel "joke" about Sen.
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"I never thought they could be so cruel," Castillo told the Associated Press.
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"I want him to know what people say can be cruel," she said.
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In a cruel twist, you're at risk of overspending in good times, too.
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And Preacher the show also sees the world as arbitrary, cruel, and absurd.
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A favorite of mine is Brioche, a muted mauve that's very Cruel Intentions.
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The LaVona of the movie is undoubtedly cruel, but her logic is unwavering.
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The relationship has since ended — turns out he was deeply selfish and cruel.
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Those folks who make cruel remarks just to stir the pot are everywhere.
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Prosecutors said that Alcala was a cruel killer who toyed with his victims.
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It's a low blow, but also, Colton's being unnecessarily cruel to Jean Blanc.
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At the end of his life he faced a cruel and relentless disease.
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Nobody deserve this cruel act… like i said before sending you happy vibes!!
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And though she can be heartless and cruel, that's part of the fun.
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His cruel dismissal is chilling, and for Tracee, it's one slight too many.
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Text "BELONG" to 97779 to fight back against their cruel and dangerous policies.
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There's no point in having an imaginary friend that is cruel or reiterative.
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This story was told to Jessica Cruel and edited for length and clarity.
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"Trying to go through the logistics while you're heartbroken feels cruel," Juarez says.
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This lack of cruel intent or active hostility makes the subsequent jokes land.
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He can be petulant, rude, puerile, spoilt, controlling, tyrannical, obsessive, unfeeling, even cruel.
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These cages are controversial, as many animal advocates see confinement as inherently cruel.
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Only the chocolate chip and the unctuous Snickerdoodle are available for purchase. Cruel.
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But Zelda… Zelda had been cruel to him in several memories. Dismissive. Distrustful.
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We know, it's cruel to write a story like this right before lunch.
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On Thursday, a 71-year-old white man tweeted something sexist and cruel.
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Here's Todd in Bieber's arms, soothing away the sting of this cruel world.
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Fame can be cruel and fickle—especially when it's achieved in a weekend.
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Or was this the group's management playing a cruel trick on the audience?
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" It continues: "It is cruel, this accountability of good and well-intentioned men.
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The public is particularly cruel to women who lose a celebrity loved one.
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Detaining foreign nationals seeking asylum is cruel, costly, counterproductive, and just plain wrong.
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I'm not sure if he was being cruel or kind with that lie.
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And another key ingredient was humor, sometimes biting and cruel, but still humor.
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In both shows, Samira Wiley plays queer women subjugated within a cruel system.
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I find statements like that [from the Illinois bishop] to be needlessly cruel.
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A cruel voice in my head said: Wait, you use emoji every day.
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I think so many of our sentences are extreme and abusive and cruel.
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Zoo staff also said they would put up signs prohibiting the cruel act.
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"People can be depraved and cruel under the cover of anonymity," she says.
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Heck, even Cruel Intentions cast member Swoosie Kurtz is the Christine Baranski figure.
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Claire isn't the only woman the writers have put in this cruel predicament.
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This qualifies as "unspeakably cruel," but came as no surprise to Hannity observers.
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Questions turned to shock as I realized the cruel injustices of the war.
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Many of the jokes from both sides are cruel and lack punch lines.
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He chose to be a vegan because people were "needlessly cruel" to animals.
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You see straight into people's heads, someone's attempt to be funny or cruel.
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"Initially we thought it was some kind of cruel scam," Dani told PressDemocrat.com.
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To have them be cross-examined [by the perpetrator] is just outright cruel.
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"This is a rogue, cruel and unconstitutional policy," Ferguson said in a statement.
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Why be merely socially conservative when you can be gratuitously cruel as well?
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In other countries, however, this practice would be considered absurd — or even cruel.
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Democrats have slammed the policy as a cruel attack on low-income immigrants.
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Actually, September is when the cruel electoral winds shake loose some House seats.
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When they rule for the government, they are viewed as heartless or cruel.
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But precedent has proved a cruel mistress in 2016, so really, who knows?
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Critics have argued that the production of halal and kosher meat is cruel.
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They said its use would violate constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
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Was this just some cruel drill the FBI had us do to practice?
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The tricks my mind plays on me are cruel and just so unusual.
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There are studies, there's research that anonymity festers negative, cruel and hateful behavior.
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Where Symes was manipulative and cool, Ampleford is perhaps best described as cruel.
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We see how petty and cruel the world that Veronica's living in is.
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It just happens to be that every farm we see is perfectly cruel.
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To try and provoke him, to me, is borderline cruel at this point.
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That Swimming has to be the end of that journey feels impossibly cruel.
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First, behaviorally: I don't understand why people are so cruel or so crass.
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How does one deal with the existential dread of this cruel worldly existence?
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It's also kind of a cruel joke that Mother Nature plays on you.
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" It almost feels cruel to tell them, "I don't think that's gonna happen.
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A Disneyland actress has gone viral for being unflinchingly cruel and self-obsessed.
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While no longer a communist nation, Russia today is as cruel as ever.
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To me, this just seemed cruel: people enduring pain for no good reason.
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My city, New York, is under siege by this cruel and relentless virus.
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Troy Cook's compact baritone rang out at climaxes as Lucia's cruel brother, Enrico.
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The Trump deportation machine is inhumane, cruel and racist, says our Cessie Alfonso.
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Now legislators in one state want Mr. Trump's cruel vision to become reality.
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It may have played a role in slowing Dorian to a cruel crawl.
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"Society, cruel nature, you made me evil," he sings in Mr. Fenton's words.
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Now, intentionally inflicting horrors like family separation on people might seem impossibly cruel.
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He was not aware of anything, but the cruel people bombed his home.
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The snap was cruel and senseless, with people chosen to die at random.
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SKELETON KEYS The Secret Life of Bone By Brian Switek Us cruel humans.
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Inmates also endured extremely hot conditions, something human rights groups criticized as cruel.
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It was a cruel day, even by the standards of Afghanistan's long war.
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"It's hard for me to be cruel in writing," Mason said, with feeling.
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Taking away ownership of their art is both incredibly petty and utterly cruel.
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This is a cruel, dangerous move—especially at the height of hurricane season.
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It's a foolish and cruel policy, and the rationale CBP offered is disingenuous.
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" Venezuela's ambassador to the United Nations called the sanctions "illegal, cruel, monstrous measures.
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And so it goes in the cruel and carnivorous universe according to Einstein.
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We all have known about the cruel and despicable violence toward transgender individuals.
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China takes governing seriously — in a cruel way and in an impressive way.
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I contend that this is both cruel to the animal and possibly racist.
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In a cruel twist, the police charged Marie with filing a false report.
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But there's a cruel taunt buried under all the daily anxiety and idiocy.
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They're going to get plenty of change, much of it chaotic and cruel.
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To allow such policies to continue is cruel and the antithesis of compassion.
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As I said in October, baseball has a cruel sense of humor sometimes.
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Gavin's case could neutralize the Trump administration's cruel blow to vulnerable transgender youth.
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In fact, it is only worsening what is now a very cruel process.
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The fact that Trump's DHS is inept doesn't mean it can't be cruel.
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Why do we tolerate a policy that is so cruel to young children?
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" He said their policies are "cruel and evil" because they "empower criminal organizations.
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The Trump sons' cruel hobby of hunting big African game also doesn't help.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court examined whether lethal injection was unconstitutionally cruel punishment.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court examined whether lethal injection was unconstitutionally cruel punishment.
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Hamlet famously tells his mother that he is cruel only to be kind.
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I argue that feeding these wild animals extruded cornmeal is cruel and inhumane.
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It didn't take them long to decide that their parents were being cruel.
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Krome has been a notoriously cruel and corrupt institution since the late-303s.
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Never look back to this world so cruel toward you and your friends.
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In a group chat on Facebook, my friends make cruel, sexist, objectifying comments.
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The same goes for other countries which have the same cruel & inhuman laws.
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This latest cruel ploy by Trump shows the essential character of the man.
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Importantly, these are not the result of a few maliciously cruel slaughterhouse workers.
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The late night hosts thought that was misguided, verging on cruel and unusual.
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Shiraha can hide from Japanese society's cruel opinion of men without high aspirations.
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It's very cruel of them to make you feel troubled in this way!
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This fear turns him cruel, and his and Kate's plans for marriage founder.
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His appeal argued that the lethal injection protocol constituted cruel and unusual punishment.
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Democratic lawmakers blasted the push to expand family detention as cruel and punitive.
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And the militias have been quite cruel to Sunni civilians since taking over.
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Also, it's bizarre, and cruel, to link FEMA aid with federal forest management.
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Some see depriving a cat of prey by keeping it indoors as cruel.
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Very quickly, the guards became cruel, and the prisoners more submissive and depressed.
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The "prisoners" really did rebel at one point, and the "guards" were cruel.
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In cruel ways, in ways that I didn't think people even thought before.
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The perinatal hospice thing, though, is pretty unusual and arguably a bit cruel.
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From the moment you slide into this cruel world, what you're fed matters.
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Such voters may not necessarily approve of cruel treatment of Central American asylum seekers, but at the end of the day, the message that Trump is perhaps excessively cruel to foreigners emphasizes the notion that he is on their side.
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" During the War of 1812, Mr. Malbone traveled in New York, Ohio, New Jersey and Pennsylvania in search of work; Miss Schenck worried that he would end up "a bleeding sacrifice to the cruel, cruel weapons of a mad-brain'd war.
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The boy killed himself following what his mother insists was a cruel online prank.
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Roasted veggies may sit alongside the mac, but adding them in is just cruel.
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"Maybe you did something cruel," she says on the tapes during the second episode.
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Shady alliances, Cruel Intentions-style machinations, and Spain's answer to Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester)?
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The following interview was told to Jessica Cruel and edited for length and clarity.
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Their cruel tactics preyed on some very vulnerable people, thereby stealing millions from them.
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She said she received "cruel" messages from viewers who said they wished she died.
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"Nadella called the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" practice at the border "cruel and abusive.
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If you were a rat, wouldn't you find this cruel after you were killed?
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Denying cats the ability to satisfy one of their most basic behaviors is cruel.
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And there is a cost to being an accomplish to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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And there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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Mars is a cruel place, and it seems like it has claimed another victim.
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"I think the general consensus is electrocution is cruel and unusual punishment," he said.
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And in a cruel irony, it's then that my iPhone battery decides to die.
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Faced with such a cruel, far too common miscarriage of justice, Erica Garner mobilized.
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Is this happening because of cruel intent, scandalous neglect or a lack of funding?
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It may feel uniquely cruel, but getting dumped in public is, unfortunately, quite common.
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I might just want to live life without cruel things being thrown at me.
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But they also leaned heedlessly into the cruel sexual violence of Martin's literary world.
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Sadly, in the cruel world of Westeros, not everyone can make it through unscathed.
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That's not easy, given Washington's complicated and sometimes cruel experience with big-league ball.
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But in a cruel irony, Becky's parents weren't the only ones hiding the truth.
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There's a lot of talk about how cruel it is, but Omri is injured.
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The fire's timing was especially cruel, coming in the midst of an extreme drought.
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Work to inform and educate the public instead of protecting the cruel and powerful.
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That these phenomena are so common does not make their consequences any less cruel.
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Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Reese Witherspoon in promotional material for Cruel Intentions.
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Now the toothpaste doesn't actually contain bacon, but this is still a cruel joke.
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It is also pitilessly cruel, filled with sympathy, nauseating, funny, heartbreaking, and astonishingly beautiful.
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THOUGH only a few days old, June has been cruel to the European Union.
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People tend to hate these features, but they were not devised to be cruel.
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He is also who she confides in when their manager is unfair or cruel.
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Well, I really can't wait until we eventually get to make It Was Cruel.
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We strongly denounce the cruel efforts of this administration to retaliate against sanctuary cities.
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Sorry if I am being cruel here, I guess, but that just sounds outrageous.
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No small, pink teddy bear should have to struggle through this cruel world alone.
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You are as big of a cruel, unforgiving god as Rick Sanchez, Gabe Newell.
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Goodbye cruel world some hacker is anti-Emily, my time has come 🙂 pic.twitter.
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" McGowan took umbrage with the piece and called it "vile, damaging, stupid and cruel.
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Patrick's father (grippingly played here by Hugo Weaving) was frustrated, tyrannical, cruel and abusive.
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" "Life can be hard and incredibly cruel, to all of us, none are exempt.
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They often compete with each other to see who can be the most cruel.
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Zoos are both cruel and, as this latest incident attests, dangerous to these animals.
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President, can you imagine anyone would be so cruel to do such a thing?
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"He died as a result of cruel punishment and repeated beatings," Forgey tells PEOPLE.
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" She continued, "Once again, international terrorism is showing its cruel and inhuman face today.
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Nicky thinks Red is being gaslit by someone as cruel and calculated like Carol.
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Some of Cegłowski's tweets are a little cruel, but the guy has a point.
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Cruel Intentions came out almost 20 years ago, but its stars are still close.
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She wrote that she gets, quote, "joy" to being cruel to old white men.
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It all seemed a little cruel and short notice and, yeah, maybe it was.
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"Poor Waluigi, Nintendo Is So Cruel," wrote Kotaku, suggesting that Nintendo is disrespecting Waluigi.
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Life can be hard and incredibly cruel, to all of us, none are exempt.
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And if their rulers are crooked or cruel, they will have cause to rebel.
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You realize you are beaten, but the game continues on in its cruel way.
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Research by Colombia's National Centre for Historical Memory reveals the paramilitaries were particularly cruel.
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Even most Republicans considered this unspeakably cruel when faced with the victims' dire needs.
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Speaking of your parents, isn't it cruel to deny them the joy of grandchildren?
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Others think sending a playlist was a cruel way to break up with someone.
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His body was in a fit over the cruel trick he'd played on it.
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Any children that Sonia and Eric might have would face the same cruel lottery.
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In a world free of narcissism and cruel fantasy, this work might not exist.
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He has contempt for the wider world because he knows how cruel it is.
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You have to be kind to people who have been cruel to you. 20.
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It's a policy choice being made by this administration, and it's cruel and inhumane.
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Negative — and some downright cruel — comments in various languages started flooding Lamrini's Facebook page.
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Cruel Intentions stood out from the rest during the late '90s teen movie boom.
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Whitney Way Thore is done with the cruel comments she gets on social media.
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And frankly cruel to all the poor, bored kids that are tricked into entering.
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It's a cruel exercise, and a good illustration of Negan's mind games at work.
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Maybe this is why I believe you've probably moved on from my cruel comments.
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" The Fargo police chief called her slaying "a cruel and vicious act of depravity.
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A UN torture chief found that Manning's treatment in prison was cruel and inhuman.
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Critics of the move saw it as unlawful and needlessly cruel to asylum applicants.
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The next incident needs to be even more cruel than this to be noticed.
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But the perilous descent seems like a cruel, unnecessary test of the boy's mettle.
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"We can be strong without being cruel; tough without being mean spirited," Schwarzenegger said.
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The bagel's mouthfeel is like a cruel prank, all cheap and cotton candy-ish.
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Over those years, some people in my life became incredible allies; others were cruel.
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And no, it's not just because she indulges our undying love for Cruel Intentions.
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The priorities of Republican lawmakers would be laughable were they not so incredibly cruel.
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Do you consider them fun, or do you find them annoying — or even cruel?
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Our heroine has some very cruel intentions on season 3 of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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Instead, many stars took Trump's cruel comments and creatively made them much, much worse.
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"These farms produce dozens of other products and gavage is aggressively cruel," she added.
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Could this just be a big misunderstanding, or some cruel joke on football fans?
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It is not only cruel, but it is the wrong approach for the nation.
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That is cruel and unusual punishment, Newman-Polk argued before the court in 2017.
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Your placement within this cruel, arbitrary system can be a source of tremendous angst.
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Nothing could be more cruel or fly more in the face of American values.
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Soon, the lack of personal time for the negotiators became a cruel, running joke.
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"November has a history of being very, very cruel to these markets," he said.
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In almost every shot, Denis acknowledges the cultivated ignorance and cruel indifference of whiteness.
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It's less cruel than "The Comeback," but just as open with its characters' frustrations.
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Democrats and health-care advocates have blasted the move as cruel and potentially illegal.
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These men were heroic and compassionate in how they responded to the cruel assailant.
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After four decades in Washington, Hatch was accustomed to the cruel rituals of Washington.
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This may sound like an isolated story about a particularly cruel and dismissive trainer.
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Slowly funnelling ourselves into a dark, foul-smelling hole where a cruel destiny awaits.
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The cruel depredations of time, the inevitability of aging and mortality are recurring themes.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. The internet is both cruel and kind.
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He also called out drug users for funding "violent, cruel, and ruthless" Mexican cartels.
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Inspired by Rasdjarmrearnsook's Buddhist leanings, it features elements that are mundane, erotic and cruel.
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The UK's abortion law is "cruel and Victorian"—and not just in Northern Ireland.
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There are countless women who are weak-willed, weak-minded, self-serving, and cruel.
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They are forced to fight for their rights and are subjected to cruel violence.
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Everybody knows about the cutting of his ear, or cracks cruel jokes about it.
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There are compassionate, dignified and effective alternatives to this broken and increasingly cruel system.
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This law is a cruel affront to their dignity and should be struck down.
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Maybe this is what people mean when they say that comedy is too cruel.
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What would Holden Caulfield think of the cruel, hollow-hearted predations of his creator?
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On both sides, the spat is vintage Trump: tawdry, cruel, vindictive and highly personal.
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You spot a friend from your dorm, one of the aforementioned cruel Line Monitors.
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Only he has witnessed my frustration and grief at the cruel ignorance of others.
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Or is capital punishment "cruel and unusual punishment" and therefore prohibited by the Constitution?
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At the despairing center is poor Violet, flung into a cruel and indifferent world.
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What he calls his "Past-me" was a reckless, selfish, cruel and dangerous man.
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Sports are many things to many people, but they are always cruel to someone.
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However, the bill might contradict the Eighth Amendment, which blocks cruel and unusual punishment.
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It would be particularly cruel if he did so on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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She also dismissed accusations that such old-fashioned circuses are cruel to the animals.
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Allowing the Sackler family to whitewash Purdue's mess is hideously cruel and insurmountably cynical.
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It just feels too cruel to put Ted Cruz's sad, dropped-out face here.
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After so many lies, failures and disappointments, such promises have turned into cruel clichés.
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"How is it possible for a man to be so cruel," Mr. Kent murmured.
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Four men inside diagnose a hellscape the Department of Justice called cruel and unusual.
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The prize wasn't a gift from the universe so much as a cruel joke.
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When we are without art, we are a diminished people — myopic, unlearned and cruel.
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There is no reason Republicans had to put Blasey through that cruel, wrenching process.
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While not by any stretch a flattering portrait, it hovered just north of cruel.
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We grieve, we love, we hate, we're cruel, we're kind, we're joyful, we're jealous.
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This timeline chronicles the lightning rise, cruel reign and gradual fall of Islamic State.
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Being forced to abandon your WhatsApp history when you move operating system feels cruel.
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In a deeper sense, however, petty corruption and cruel, destructive policy are indeed linked.
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Even then, he can't endure the trade-off, becoming cruel and finally unintelligible instead.
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Her tumor, in a cruel twist of fate, was located in the speech area.
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These are cruel falsehoods that most people don't want to confront on broadcast television.
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What they do instead is almost too cruel: use his mother's words against him.
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That's a refreshing flash of kindness in a show where people are often cruel.
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How dispiriting to cut short a major dance-floor performance because of cruel footwear.
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Then he demonstrates that he will punish dissenters in a cruel and ruthless way.
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Though the climate has been cruel to Zimbabwe, the mess is mostly man-made.
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He has charm, yes, and smarts of a kind, but also a cruel streak.
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"It's not the 'internet' that's cruel, it's what we do with it," Schiappa added.
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"Solitary confinement and these isolation conditions are cruel and unusual punishment," Mr. Trenticosta said.
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Namely, the world is already cruel, and being trans only ramps up that cruelty.
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Part of the cruel logic of sudden fame is that it presents unanticipated hazards.
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Comedy might be cruel or stupid, yet, in aggregate, it was the rebel's stance.
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Mr. López's relatives and lawyers have called his treatment in prison cruel and appalling.
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That was the thing about holiday men: They were cruel, but they were dazzling.
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Poverty, disease and misfortune that had been accepted as normal became rejected as cruel.
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Importantly, these incidents are not the result of a few maliciously cruel slaughterhouse workers.
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It's cruel and toxic to tell people that they need to shrink to conform.
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Elected leaders should deploy every tool available to address this cruel imbalance of opportunity.
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In the wake of a cruel prank, Jack reveals his face blindness to Libby.
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Denounced as cruel by critics, it has been banned in all states since 2008.
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His budget proposal — a cruel, Dickensian document — offers nothing but pain for these people.
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And it sounds like this would not have happened if humans weren't cruel idiots.
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"Cruel, unfair, gone too soon — that was not us or our focus," Dan said.
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The cruel portrayal of Pippa is not the only painful characterization in the series.
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She wondered if there was something cruel about her capacity to be so productive.
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Anyone familiar with bipolar disorder knows that it is a cruel and vicious disease.
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It's no "Clueless," but "Cruel Intentions" has endured better than most 1990s teen movies.
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Mr. Wexler conceded that it had been cruel to send Ms. Bloom into peril.
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Having given him that contact, it might well be cruel to withdraw it later.
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But Cruel Boyz' "Umeqo Emagqomini (Dub Mix)," from the January Sound of Durban Vol.
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That's not to say that we want our children to learn to be cruel.
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He is graceful and clumsy, cruel and hapless, kinetic and passive all at once.
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"What was so cruel was that this population was being preyed upon," she said.
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" Greely adds, "We have an obligation not to be cruel to this former pig.
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This alone would be a cruel way to conduct a sport, but it worsens.
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Sentencing a 2500-year-old to the death penalty constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.
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Salma Hayak's dog was shot and killed by someone who is very, very cruel.
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This ruling in State v Bassett, too, relied on the Washington constitution's ban on "cruel punishment" and the contention that this provision is more protective of criminal defendants' rights than the federal constitution's prohibition on "cruel and unusual punishment" in the Eighth Amendment.
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Still, I want to be clear that I find many of the policies and ideas that Tucker Carlson appears to support deeply cruel and hateful, and the way he expresses those beliefs -- and treats his opponents on air -- is often cruel as well.
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Negan is supposed to loom larger than life and appear unpredictable and terrifying, but in a world where the mechanisms of life and death are already so cruel and random, his particular brand of cruel randomness just feels like weird plot inconsistency.
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" Later, the aftermath is especially cruel for longtime residents and the poor: "The elite were the first to arrive and the last to leave…The rest, they lived in the cruel briny wake of toxic upgrowth until they couldn't take it anymore.
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Then I get a text from him saying, yo I think Kanye wants to put this on cruel summer mind you cruel summer's drop date I believe was like September 2012, so this is like a couple weeks before super last minute.
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"I just want to spread awareness about the cruel things that are happening in Planned Parenthood clinics across the country, the cruel murder of these children who have done nothing wrong," Gillespie said in a statement distributed by Students for Life of America.
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When they're redesigning the afterlife in the ninth episode of this season, the problem they identify is that people can commit crimes that aren't by their essence cruel, and yet they're punished in a way that is cruel, and that asymmetry is problematic.
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But first, he expects investors will have to get through a cruel couple of weeks.
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But for pregnant women and mothers, it can become tantamount to cruel and unusual punishment.
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It's a cruel cosmic joke of damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
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"son" right, Saul hopes to somehow snatch his death away from the cruel flow of
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I of course am a wreck because this world can be cruel, but so proud.
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I could blame it on someone else in the building, but that just seems cruel.
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"We are not that country," she said, calling Ravi Ragbir's detention both cruel and unconstitutional.
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It starts out in good fun, but can wind up being cruel, elitist, and worse.
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Pitcher injuries are one of baseball's most frustrating problems, and one of its most cruel.
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Upset about the arbitrary/cruel decision to end all US adoptions, even those in process.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: There is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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Pikin was one of the countless victims of this cruel trade, left orphaned by poachers.
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To do anything less is cruel and not consistent with the values of Western civilisation.
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Sandor and Gregor grew up together, and even in childhood, Gregor was cruel and inhuman.
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Cyber-bullying varies from private threats to cruel public comments to spreading sexually explicit material.
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After the advent of democracy in 1994, the ANC pledged to ameliorate this cruel legacy.
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In this sense, it's a cruel and arbitrary way for them to have been treated.
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The comments on the video are filled with people calling the manicure a cruel stunt.
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Justice will be served in the cruel and senseless killing of Lilly the Angora goat.
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"Cruel," the Snakehips song that features Malik, will mentally transport you to a Vegas nightclub.
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But like it became really ugly, and kind of boldly cruel at a certain point.
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" And finally, "The rumors are terrible and cruel / but honey, most of them are true.
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On Wednesday, the judge told Richards, "Your words were cruel and insensitive," the Sentinel reports.
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This paints a cruel picture of Sam, putting Gabe's view from last episode into perspective.
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"These farms produce dozens of other products and gavage is aggressively cruel," Ms. Rivera said.
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For DiRado, it helped him, reluctantly, accept the reality of the cruel and complicated disease.
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As a result, Baldur is not the gilded god from myth, but a cruel sadist.
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It is possible to be 'tough on illegal immigration' without being cruel to illegal immigrants.
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Similarly, using surrealistic methods, Sadeghi encompasses the allegorical stories and cruel realities with stinging satire.
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Perhaps, in a cruel turn, a new girl in town causes Mike's affection to wander.
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It would be cruel to deny yourself the queasy pleasure of that Jon Hamm episode.
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The left often concludes from this that people calling for enforcement are cruel and racist.
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Legend was quick to defend his friend from cruel commentary, as were others on Twitter.
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She sings about traffic jams and computers as well as "cruel rocks [and] wild waves".
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Denying people access to life extension technologies may eventually be deemed unconstitutional and unnecessarily cruel.
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Zac Efron What cruel, sadistic monster let this child get his hands on a crimper?
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Many others end up on the street, often enduring other cruel fates and even death.
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If cruel, unusual, and barbaric punishment exists, death by nerve gas would certainly be it.
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It's beginning to look like a cruel summer at the box office for blockbuster franchises.
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As Nurse Ratched, Paulson will play a cruel, results-driven nurse at a mental hospital.
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Mary, surprised that she did after she was so cruel to her, asks her why.
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People feel very comfortable being cruel to fat people and talking shit about fat people.
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Mr. President, can you imagine anyone would be so cruel to do such a thing?
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Still, that doesn't take away Trump's own comments which were wrongheaded, cruel — and downright scary.
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This time, it's the video for "Champions" off the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music compilation, Cruel Winter.
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Last month's wildfire in the northern Alberta oil sands region landed a cruel extra blow.
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It would be cruel to diminish the king's many achievements in rural agriculture and development.
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He does not believe that his films inflict cruel and unusual punishment on their viewers.
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A 2013 documentary, "Blackfish," had depicted the captivity and exhibition of killer whales as cruel.
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The storm was also cruel to the US Virgin Islands, where communications are also strained.
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Animal rights groups have long condemned the practice as cruel and unnecessary to the rattlesnakes.
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The image has since brought joy to the masses living in an otherwise cruel world.
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The Eighth Amendment "bans cruel and unusual punishment," said Jeffrey Toobin, CNN's senior legal analyst.
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"Very extreme, maybe unnecessary, maybe cruel and brutal on the government's part," said Ruth Bates.
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A court must now decide whether the method of execution constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.
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That cruel year, we said farewell to Sid Caesar, James Garner and -- no, not Alice!
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Some children can be ruthlessly cruel to children who are simply different in any way.
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If he didn't pardon him at this point, it would almost be cruel and unusual.
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Find someone to whom life was once cruel and laugh at all of their jokes!
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Using the auction to mock Zimmerman doesn't make it any less cruel to Martin's family.
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In a new speech, Winslet reveals the cruel words that could have broken her spirit.
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It's cruel and cowardly and so replicating this action wasn't a decision I took lightly.
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Many films — Scream (1996) and Cruel Intentions (1999) notwithstanding — featuring a Hollywood power couple flopped.
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Trump's recent comments are not just cruel; they disrespect our military personnel and military families.
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"Hundreds and thousands of French people were suffering under a cruel occupation," says Peter Hart.
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With this prognosis, any attempt to keep her in detention would be cruel and inhumane.
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It doesn't come across as ribald or playful; it comes across as cruel and bullying.
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When the theory runs up against the practice, the result makes Republicans look unnecessarily cruel.
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She tweeted that she gets, quote, joy out of being cruel to old white men.
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The title is a cruel trick: the page sets out to offend you even more.
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The practice of force-feeding has often been criticized as cruel by animal rights activists.
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The bill that the Senate unveiled on Thursday—the Better Care Reconciliation Act—is cruel.
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And yet honestly weighing that question and acting accordingly isn't the same as being cruel.
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Those theories, which some reporters have since retracted, are baseless, and they are unspeakably cruel.
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The essence is that the Chinese, without direct orders, were so cruel to each other.
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I will not let the hate and cruelty of others make me hateful and cruel.
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The cruel reality is that every time Israel accidentally kills a Gaza civilian, Israel loses.
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The apparent loss of life of those aboard the plane today is devastating and cruel.
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"At the end of his life, he faced a cruel and relentless disease," Biden continued.
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The cruel irony is that the movie "celebrates freedom and empowerment," noted Yalda T. Uhls.
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They, and the world they live in, prove to be cruel, ironic, and deliciously funny.
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This figure of cruel and empty charisma became in some historical sense wedded to Arthur.
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What could be more cruel than Dante's "Inferno," with its sadistic vision of divine justice?
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The incident led to cruel accusations among the adults, broken friendships and eventually, a lawsuit.
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I was never sure whether the characters would say something cruel or funny — often both.
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But having Roger Wakefield stay in the room is a cruel way to humiliate Claire.
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Did the world get exponentially more cruel and dangerous in just the last few years?
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Then, we all saw just how inadequate and cruel the bill would be if passed.
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Much has been made of his love of dogs, but he was cruel to them.
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Outraged has been sparked over allegedly gruesome and cruel methods used to kill the animals.
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" Bush wrote in The Washington Post on Sunday that the practice was "cruel" and "immoral.
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"It is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment," Amnesty said in a press release.
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Democrats panned him for his stances on entitlement reform, which they called cruel and extreme.
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The stares on the subway that never melt into smiles: Are they confused or cruel?
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And while the women could be vulgar, judgmental, and occasionally cruel, they loved each other.
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To do anything else, as Sacks writes, would have been not only pointless but cruel.
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Although sometimes overwhelmed by "heedlessness, overconfidence and pluck," he is stoutly loyal and never cruel.
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Shortly after the publication of "Cruel Optimism," Berlant began to sense a subtle, atmospheric disturbance.
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Katrin, a cynical and capricious queen bee, is beautiful and more than a little cruel.
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"You are cruel, you have no heart," she yelled before being chased from the square.
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Of course Rivers made that into a trademark — comedy is cruel and so was she.
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It was a daily reminder for him of violence, of the cruel capabilities of man.
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The court ruled that that sentence, however, violated the prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
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" Lawmakers from both parties have spoken out against family separation, calling it "cruel" and "inhumane.
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Howard Hamlin, revealing a cruel streak, barely thanks Kim after this new client is landed.
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It could be a neighbor who commits acts equally cruel out of the public eye.
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The cruel aphorism attributed to former Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin has too often proved true.
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It was a cruel game played by the man who was supposed to love her.
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That was true, but I don't know what cruel demon possessed me to share it.
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Before that, it's all cruel men in suits gabbing with generals about war and death.
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I have never had negative or cruel reactions when I've shared this information with anyone.
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Hall understands that losing a child is a very specific and cruel type of loss.
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Cruel Intentions is shot through 1998 in Los Angeles, by a mostly inexperienced young crew.
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It turned out many of them weren't actually kinky, but just emotionally and physically cruel.
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Hurricane Maria was especially cruel, with estimates of more than 1,000 deaths in Puerto Rico.
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"She was either completely incompetent or comfortable with this administration's cruel approach," said Democratic Rep.
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She kind of stabs [Quinn] in the back in a way that's ridiculous and cruel.
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One of which might be a bit cruel, the other makes a lot of sense.
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The self-proclaimed Louis Vuitton don's bills are paid, and, ahem, (cruel) winter is coming.
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It's a cruel, uncaring world out there, where people are only looking out for themselves.
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Myth three: Work requirements are cruel and target the disabled and stay-at-home parents.
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America today is a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time.
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Supporters say finning is cruel and has decimated populations of shark species, including endangered ones.
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"I believe our government's policy towards Cuba is cruel and unfair," Montes told the judge.
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Disguising cruel cuts as block grants does not change the fundamental impact on everyday Americans.
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It is both highly efficient and cruel: Without a body, there can be no case.
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The American people understand that we cannot continue a cruel and dysfunctional health care system.
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By cruel order of the king, his body is to be left to rot, unlamented.
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But his hearing is going — a cruel twist of irony that only moderately fazes him.
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It's a long, cruel season, so why not splurge on a gift for a friend?
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"Whether or not the animal gets killed, chasing wildlife for sport is cruel," she said.
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That jury found the murder was especially cruel, making Arias eligible for the death penalty.
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The character seesaws from cruel to avuncular to pervy, but we don't see the connections.
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It doesn't matter if he is cruel to the weak and bigoted toward the outsider.
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To say God has judged people with AIDS would be very wrong and very cruel.
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His cruel, unnecessarily hard-edged approach to immigration enforcement goes after law-abiding, taxpaying residents.
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After fighting long and hard over this list, we had to make some cruel cuts.
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Without help, migrants die painful, cruel deaths — often alone, delirious with fatigue, hunger and thirst.
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It's a cruel firing that will dog them for the rest of their professional lives.
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On album highlight "You Were So Cruel," for example, Bejar recounts a tale of abuse.
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Trump's cruel separation of immigrant families continued after he declared he was ending the practice.
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"There have been few rulers in history as cruel as the Mad King," Varys notes.
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"To legalize such cruel and inhuman penalties is appalling of itself," Ms. Chhoa-Howard said.
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I think that the internet, that a lot of things are so cruel right now.
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Amma is soft and sweet at home but cruel and rebellious in the outside world.
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In 1996, her appearance at the Oscars set off a run of cruel body-shaming.
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