And the camera's pretty crummy, no offense to the folks that worked on that camera but listen, it was crummy back in the day.
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Last year, WB and DC released the crummy Suicide Squad.
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A blind bet on Uber But talk about crummy timing!
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The Essential Phone has great hardware but crummy dual cameras.
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Phoebe Robinson: After the 2016 election, I was feeling crummy.
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And remember how it was essentially a crummy smartphone shell?
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I can't imagine a life without my cheap, crummy headphones.
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He let the US take a crummy deal with Iran.
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Luckily her crummy husband, Hank, is out of the picture.
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Maybe you need an escape from the crummy winter weather.
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"The negative emotions are really crummy in Chico," he said.
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But Trump didn't let his crummy circumstances slow him down.
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"The last 12 to 14 months have been crummy," he said.
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Don came over to my little railroad apartment and crummy bathroom.
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As with other streaming services, crummy bandwidth will kill the experience.
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Patrick: It gives you that crummy shield, which is extremely funny?
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Surprisingly, though, you can't blame the algorithms for crummy Snap ads.
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But if you feel really crummy, just stay in bed and rest.
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Earlier and crummy chargers could brick devices or even cause small fires.
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The crummy VGA-resolution web camera swapped for a 720p HD one.
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Fortunately, you don't have to have a very crummy Christmas or Hanukah.
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" Knight isn't kidding about the gussied-up tabletops, or the "crummy warehouse.
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If we don't play well, the uniforms are going to look crummy.
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Then I would feel crummy about myself for not being more enthusiastic.
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Photos have 20 megapixels of resolution, but frankly, they're kind of crummy.
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"I'm living in this four-room apartment in Brooklyn, a crummy part of Brooklyn—not a dangerous part of Brooklyn, just a crummy part of Brooklyn—and I just did not understand why I was there," she says.
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The proportion of crummy comments is higher here than in any other state.
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That's a helluva a feat: to bring emotional resonance to a crummy game.
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But we also hate it because canceling on friends is a crummy move.
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You'll still feel crummy, but it won't be because of the weed, exactly.
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I peel myself out of bed and throw on my crummy field clothes.
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And today, "the interest rates tend to be really, really crummy," Troyani said.
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Together they sometimes lived in crummy S.R.O.s; at other times they were homeless.
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Instead, I get my slightly dysfunctional family and a crummy office holiday party.
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It simply means that when crummy things happen, you don't blame yourself unnecessarily.
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I was introduced to High Maintenance through a friend after a particularly crummy day.
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You need two projectors, for one — and they can't just be crummy pico projectors.
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So first, how does Google plan to get Stadia to people with crummy internet?
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But, like every crummy thing about this past week, he took it in stride.
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It also helps that the dud pokémon aren't quite so crummy this time around.
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Snap also blamed the redesign for its crummy first-quarter results back in May.
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Maybe it's an aberration, a crummy first impression, as the company finds its footing.
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"What a crummy world, if we all retreat inside our own borders," he said.
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All summer long, it's been one crummy thing after another of just a letdown.
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We're going to go straight from crummy little corner shops to everybody shopping online.
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Why on earth would anyone pay $613 a month for ESPN's crummy sports cast offs?
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The ratings were crummy because it had a lousy time slot of 23:503 p.m.
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Even with the hotel room's crummy Wi-Fi, the operation went off without a hitch.
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If things get bad would, I have to go back and get another crummy job?
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At least factory workers in the past knew that their crummy jobs had union protections.
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Still waiting for those antibiotics to kick in; I'm getting tired of feeling so crummy.
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Impact of poor sleep The impact of crummy sleep on our health is well-documented.
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AND IF YOU JUST GO ON PRICE TO BOOK, YOU GET INTO SOME CRUMMY AREAS.
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It's a crummy situation, but one 90 percent of the NBA's teams would happily take.
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Moranbong watch factory was built in 2500 with Swiss factory components, but it's crummy stuff.
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He didn't like the ups and downs — feeling good but washed-out, then feeling crummy.
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"It's really going to depend on voter turnout," said Karen Crummy, a spokeswoman for the group.
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There's an overemphasis on the crummy dates, and I don't think that's so true to life.
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If you're sick of your beautiful videos looking crummy on Facebook, there's good news for you.
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We had a crummy last week, so there are also people saying, 'Oh, there's some strength.
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We're recording this on a crummy day in March, you can see the show in March.
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Sometimes a clash between these two planets can be really crummy, creating feelings of hopelessness and rejection.
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Donald Trump may think today's N.F.L. game is "crummy," but a huge majority of Americans feel differently.
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This avoids valuable IP being displayed next to crummy models that may well fall apart when printed.
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"I liked it when we were crummy, because we got to talk on TV more," Barnett said.
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I am not being a snob; honestly, I don't know where you find crummy olives in Turkey.
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Whatever extras the brands include in their products — citric acid, potassium sorbate, crummy oils — dulls the chickpea flavor.
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Facebook's News Feed algorithm has a new target: Links that send people to crummy websites full of ads.
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There were a few marquee titles, but it was primarily kind of old and kind of crummy stuff.
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How even a two-bedroom trailer in a crummy neighborhood around here was going for $22010 per month.
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Logos that looked decent on a ball or jersey might look crummy on a trailer or a pitch.
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Hooks reported a conversation he had with O'Rourke last July in "a crummy hotel bar" in Lubbock, Tex.
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If I can use Facebook Messenger at home, why do I have this crummy messaging tool at work?
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But knowing where to look — and when to act — can mean the difference between crummy or cozy quarters.
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"Any crummy apartment these days costs $28,225 or $2000,2360," said David A. Kaminsky, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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The fill was crummy in the SW with the HIDDENENTRANCE revealer, so I switched to the current incarnation.
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Or another way to put it: If done right, it'll make you never miss your crummy CRT ever again.
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But the experience needs to be immersive, and plasticky buttons or crummy leather would break the spell of opulence.
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Bryan: I think it's technically called "Expanded Universes Ruin Everything Syndrome," but that makes for a pretty crummy acronym.
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There is more bass than you'd get with AirPods or crummy Apple EarPods, but they don't sound overly heavy.
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Mario Kart 8 was a lovingly crafted game hamstrung by a crummy console that lived in your living room.
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All of which makes sense — a bad VR experience is way less forgiving than, say, a crummy phone app.
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BVM said that his exploits are possible thanks to Reddit's crummy security, and its lack of two-factor authentication.
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Late last year, the social giant released a study that found that social media sometimes left people feeling crummy.
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"If I don't exercise, I start to feel crummy, but I'm pretty good about holding myself to my schedule."
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You and your fellow Americans are doing a better job of eliminating crummy carbs and sugar from your diet.
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Your reward is, if you think I'm doing a crummy job asking Brian questions, you can do it yourself.
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It's certainly a better way to call Grandma than trying to gather all the kids around your iPhone's crummy speaker.
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Before the crummy job — and the letdown that came with it — I had no routine for pursuing my extracurricular passions.
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For James, a seemingly minor argument with her husband could make her "feel crummy" and turn to food for consolation.
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In the meantime, you'll just have to handle empty shelves and begging for avocado on your crummy piece of toast.
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They live in trailer parks and crummy apartments and take road trips in primer-patched old Broncos and elderly Malibus.
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We're all prone to a long lie-in on the weekends, especially when we've spent the week getting crummy sleep.
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It's only fitting that the same thinking should apply when you're feeling crummy: Just dial up the doc and chill.
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Karen Crummy, the communications director for Protect Colorado, was unable to comment on the signature validation process when contacted earlier.
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Documentation abounds, much of it far more credible and descriptive than the crummy image provided above, and witnesses were many.
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If you too have crummy Wi-Fi maybe invest in a new router before investing in a treat dispensing pet camera.
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It's cute, it's crummy, it's completely second rate—it's Hebocon, a contest for robots made by the common, "technically-unskilled" man.
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But that was months ago, and backers are understandably angry that Samsung is spinning the crummy situation as a success story.
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I haven't taken out a Pace bike, but Ericson assured it's not a "crummy riding experience" on a heavy, massive bike.
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This fox picked out something much more valuable than a crummy old club cover, however; he swiped the bag owner's wallet.
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At the start of the season, the Wizards bench was the byproduct of crummy luck and some panic-mode personnel moves.
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Smart TV apps are generally pretty crummy in my experience—they're slow and generally lack the features of the smartphone counterparts.
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The 8000-capacity venue is quite full but there are indeed a smattering of empty seats (that'd have crummy views.) pic.twitter.
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The Wolves are talented but crummy, and the Cavs have the generation's best player and a Finals hero at their disposal.
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When I got here, there wasn't a big youth culture: There was CBGB's, Max's, and a few other crummy rock bars.
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The two cheater black squares in the corners were necessary to keep the open corners from having crummy stuff in them.
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It's a sickly, crummy, negative feeling, for the most part, and how much do we really want to focus on that?
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Facebook did something surprising: It admitted, in a corporate blog post yesterday, that using social media can leave people feeling crummy.
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"When I first moved [to New York City], I lived in really crummy apartments because I had no money," she says.
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For various reasons, disengagements are a crummy tool for measuring progress toward safe, efficient autonomy, and for comparing momentum across companies.
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Rain, thunder, and snow added to the drama in today's midterm elections, with voters complaining about crummy conditions in some polling places.
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But that just means it will try and hike later this year assuming the June and July jobs reports aren't so crummy.
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At the time, many of the 30 million app users on their iPhones worried that Android's crummy cameras would ruin the service.
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That was a much longer nap than anticipated... I feel crummy and decide to redo my nails and drink tons of water.
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I was still living in this crummy tenement building on a very beautiful street, West 12th between West Fourth and Greenwich Avenue.
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Tuten conjures a city of small bookstores, vibrant cafés, seedy bars, and crummy apartments, and the artists and intellectuals who populated them.
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Air travel can be uncomfortable, with long hours spent in small seats, often-crummy food — if you're fed at all — and boredom.
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The neat death of nurse Catherine Barkley in childbirth is a thoroughly crummy copout and a prime example of Female Character Sacrifice.
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I always liked "Wayne's World": a real simple basement, with a furnace on one side and an icebox and a crummy sofa.
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It's sadly impossible to discuss Dirk Nowitzki without mentioning his age or the lame-duck defense he provides on a crummy team.
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The changes rolling out now are intended to encourage people to interact, which would theoretically help them walk away feeling less crummy.
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If you really love music, you know you don't want any crummy, second-rate hardware getting between you and your favorite jams.
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"It's pretty simple: Earmarks are a crummy way to govern and they have no business in Congress," Sasse said in a statement.
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The actor Klaus picked, another strapping, angel-faced young man fresh out of some crummy drama school, was dumb as a post.
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Investors are already bracing for a crummy Q4, too, which is typically the biggest quarter of the year for advertiser-fueled businesses.
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Upload Quality Indicator – Try to post a Story video or Boomerang from a crummy internet connection and they turn out a blurry mess.
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Lena DunhamScreenshot: TwitterThe blocker: Lena Dunham, celebrity actress, creator of hit HBO show Girls, and who seems to have crummy luck with pets.
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And for a decade, C.K. has been consistently on the rise, with no serious pitfalls, no bad movies, no crummy stand-up specials.
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In the short term, it means Snap's crummy performance won't be gumming up the party for hundreds of other companies in the benchmark.
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The weather is too crummy to leave the house again and we spend the evening reading, chatting, and drinking beers from my fridge.
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These women took a hard look at their crummy dating habits and made positive changes, finding confidence and happiness on the other side.
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If we left it up to cable companies with their crummy, out-of-date Wi-Fi routers, we'd never have decent Wi-Fi.
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For the first 44 minutes of Sunday night's New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys game, Odell Beckham, Jr. was having a crummy game.
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Meanwhile, your friends are asking why you're still using that crummy card you got in college in exchange for a free T-shirt.
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Apple also reportedly left a crummy version of Rihanna's "American Oxygen" up on iTunes, after the singer made the track a Tidal exclusive.
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It's beyond belief that the firm wasn't acutely aware of Kalanick's management style a year ago when it agreed to this crummy deal.
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To the extent that there is a coherent ideology behind Breitbart, we've also done a crummy job of figuring out what it is.
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He gave up his crummy apartment in 2011, even though it was rent-stabilized, equivalent in New York to a winning lottery ticket.
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And chances are if you get it, you'll have a cough, runny nose, fever, and generally feel crummy for about a week, Piedra says.
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If you have it in a room that has really crummy ventilation and then potentially you could have an elevated radon level that exists.
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If Clinton can disqualify Trump as a wild-eyed madman who could risk America's national security, a couple of crummy jobs reports won't matter.
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"Like it or not, we are a part of the world...What a crummy world if we all retreat inside our borders," he said.
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The books, cheap magazines that took advantage of bulk postage rates, crummy paper stock, and lousy four-color printing technologies, sold by the millions.
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"We see people shooting for the stars, trying to lease their crummy one-bedroom in the Mission [district] for $1,000 a night," McHenry says.
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But it's not as if we somehow stopped making bad TV — certainly the number of crummy shows is also higher than it's ever been.
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Samsung's built-in S Voice assistant is still crummy and not as reliable as Siri, so don't plan to ask it too many questions.
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Last season was not my favorite, but this show is so good that even its crummy episodes are better than other show's good ones.
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The digital effects — fire and water, mostly — are lackluster, and the whole thing has a crummy, overcast, second-rate-theme-park look to it.
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I think that really resonated with people initially because you took a kind of crummy camera and you made it retro on purpose. Right.
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The Carolina Panthers have had fairly crummy receivers all along, but they also have Cam Newton, who is almost a football team unto himself.
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So if a state lawmaker is doing a crummy job or passing unpopular legislation, her constituents can punish her individually at the ballot box.
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The latest CBS/NYT poll shows just how crummy a position Clinton is in as she stumbles toward the Democratic convention in Philadelphia this summer.
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While people have abandoned one another since the dawn of time, "ghosting" is a kind of crummy dating behavior that has been exacerbated by technology.
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It's not a future with a lot of crummy work for low pay, but essentially a future with little or no paid work at all.
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Then our practice space in Atlanta closed, and the other two kind of crummy practice spots closed, so there was nowhere for us to go.
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You don't have to be contemplating suicide to use it, Ms. Iyer said — you can reach out if you're just feeling crummy and want support.
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Performing at crummy, dank, and entirely glamorous clubs in the East Village, Bunny put together an act that was a kind of high-speed karaoke.
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I walked into that crummy, flyblown park as Brooklyn manager for nine years, and every time I entered, my pulse quickened and my spirits soared.
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Filmmakers and other virtual reality pioneers have been fumbling around with VR "experiences" (what we're calling them now, officially) with pretty crummy results across the board.
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The page is an ironic blow to Mr. Trump, who built an identity off calling people losers — along with selling tacky real estate and crummy food.
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Password managers Using the same, crummy password for all of your logins—from your bank account, to Seamless, to your Tinder profile—is a bad idea.
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Now, the fact that a Republican's six-year-old shares the same crummy T-ball uniform as the child of Democrats is a small matter indeed.
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Miller sent Trump a plaque when the song went platinum, which Trump dismissed as a "crummy gift," saying he'd rather have the money from the song.
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Put another way, if the markets are as crummy early next year as looks to be the case, it's too bad, too sad for unicorn companies.
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"It would essentially ban oil and gas development in the state and create a massive negative economic impact," said Karen Crummy, a spokeswoman for Protect Colorado.
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Ms. Crummy acknowledged that the president of Pac/West, Paul Phillips, had known Mr. Selvaggio for years, because both of their companies are based in Oregon.
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If all of this works well, it could be hugely convenient for anyone who is tired of crummy TV speakers and wants a better streaming solution.
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Because even at the ridiculously high prices this stuff sells for behind bars, that crummy, overpriced little piece will keep the shakes away for another day.
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Despite the sluggishness, that is still better than getting a crummy signal or no connection at all in the basement if you had just one router.
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" She agreed to give up her private-jet travel, and moved the company's premises from Palo Alto to Newark, to premises that former employees called "crummy.
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It seems like a lot of people in media are trying to move away from the crummy display ad model and do different reputable generation things.
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Consumers who use these so-called "prepaid" wireless plans once were stuck with crummy flip phones (the no-frills devices the industry perversely calls "feature phones").
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But regardless of Popov's successes, each ended the same way, with Hilbert returning to his home and family, and Popov going back to his crummy jail cell.
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And that would make for kind of a crummy protagonist in a work of dramatic fiction, where we expect characters who are strivers, who are after something.
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Kathryn Hahn stars as Eve Fletcher, a divorced mom whose crummy son, Brendan (Jackson White), is heading off for college, leaving them both freer but more frightened.
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Less dramatic than the difference between the first pair of images, this comparison represents a step change from crummy, noisy, and unusable to a perfectly decent shot.
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For music I picked Speedy Ortiz's Major Arcana and let it loop over and over through crummy EarPods under a pile of socks to muffle the noise.
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Speech seems to require less style than most imagined, and if crummy, consistent rhetoric can get the job done, it's worth asking why speechbots haven't spread further.
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Her debut exhibition in Ibiza came with "the same biggest challenge as always, not to be a crummy artist," says Holzer, herself not one to mince words.
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In a very real sense, the team was created to help Westbrook average a triple-double, and the cost of that is, well, being crummy without him.
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Let's say it's late '80s, early '503s and you're an aspiring musician or director, and you want to live in some crummy, cheap, low-rent urban environment.
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At sixteen, Knott was taken from a mental hospital by his uncle, on whose "crummy little farm" he spent a few years working before joining the Army.
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The number of blocks a New Yorker has to trek lugging an armful of groceries could mean the difference between a great neighborhood and a crummy one.
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They can replicate the effects of oak for a fraction of the price of real barrels, correct for inferior climates and keep quality high in crummy vintages.
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The original Shield felt like a crummy Android gaming console first, and a set-top box second, but this new one seems much more comfortable in its skin.
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Its built-in speaker is crummy for blasting tunes, but plugging it into a larger speaker or pairing it over Bluetooth to a wireless speaker fixes that problem.
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If you felt like splurging, you could buy a crummy Java game, or get yourself a Playboy wallpaper because it was totally a good idea at the time.
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Which seems like low-hanging fruit because of course Fox News did a crummy job, but they have actual journalists there, and they were attempting to ask questions.
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The truth was, everyone felt more critical to the situation than they really were — a crummy reality considering that nobody wants to be expendable on a big project.
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High-quality sites may see a slight boost in referral traffic, while crummy sites will see a decline as the update rolls out gradually over the coming months.
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The Wizards presently look less like conference-final aspirants than the unofficial line of demarcation between those teams occupying the lower end of mediocrity and the truly crummy.
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It has always been very enjoyable working with Sarah, a theme maven who doesn't let me get away with crummy entries, and again our collaboration worked out well.
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The big selling point for readers: Haile says they'll have a better experience than the one they have now, when they read web pages clogged with crummy ads.
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The big selling point for publishers Haile wants to recruit: He says they'll make more money sharing subscription revenue with him than they do with those crummy ads.
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They talked often about the crummy state of the world and when Levi visited, which was often, "Bernard always tried to include him in the conversation," Mr. Sugarman said.
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If the display is junky, the finish is really crummy, or its just not powerful enough, a too-cheap Chromebook is going to feel like a waste of money.
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And a big part of the reason why is its over-reliance on the same sort of crummy CG that made the final battle against Doomsday in Batman v.
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It should encourage universities to stop asking candidates to spend an inordinate amount of time putting together materials to apply for jobs that everyone knows are crummy and exploitative.
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Just months after replacing Michael Pearson at the helm of the acquisitive drug company, Papa came out with crummy results and cut the troubled company's full-year financial guidance.
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"As an index fund owner, you have to own some really crummy companies" that happen to be in an index, Fink said at an investor conference two years ago.
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Google has detailed a slew of updates over at its Developers Blog aimed at making Street View rendering less crummy, courtesy of some tweaks to the Maps JavaScript API.
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My only access to film as a Saudi girl came through our crummy local video shop in suburban Riyadh where I grew up, where women were forbidden to enter.
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The Echos were kind of crummy and plasticky looking, betraying a company that was more interested in getting its platforms into the home, rather than actually blending in with them.
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I've observed bad behavior, crummy managers, and poor decision making; I've been swept up in world-changing corporate missions and seen humility and kindness at all levels of a company.
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If you drink a beer that's been sitting at room temp for a month, it's just as crummy as one that's been in the fridge for almost a year. Alrighty.
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"When you think about a user, in a bunch of situations, the experience is quite crummy right now, it's quite clunky," Google senior director of product management Pali Bhat said.
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Also consider grabbing some wooden suit hangers, and be sure to find a good tailor — The best suit in the world will still look crummy if it doesn't fit right.
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Even if she goes on to rent or buy the apartment, every time she walks in the lobby, she might associate it with her crummy mood, according to Dr. Herz.
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The fresh air, the smell of the trees, the white of the moving water: those noble elements were what they needed to feel truly alive in this crummy gray world.
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The second is that there soon won't be any jobs at all: Robots, artificial intelligence, and similar technologies will produce so much labor displacement that even crummy jobs won't be available.
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It's also so tinny, it might actually make you nostalgic for the days when your parents blared talk radio on their crummy alarm clocks as they got ready in the morning.
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At the same time we recognised, especially the Greatest Generation we called them, coming home from world war two, what a crummy world if we all retreat inside our own borders.
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All these films, even the crummy ones, were genuinely surprising, taking the franchise in new directions instead of merely repeating the blood- or pea-soup-stained antics that had come before.
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Moore says that job exposed him to the dominance of programmatic — that is, automated — ad sales, and the problems those ads can create when crummy ads are mixed with good ones.
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On the other hand, would the IRS really do a better job administering a free version of Turbotax when it's doing such a crummy job with the system it has now?
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Walking Dead fans know him as Rick Grimes, but to us, Andrew Lincoln will forever and ever be Mark, the world's worst wedding videographer and crummy best man from Love Actually.
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Using these crummy in-display readers made me realize one very obvious thing: Apple was right to go with Face ID instead of trying to put Touch ID in the screen.
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We're trusting the Journal with a lot here, but even if it's wrong about the new iPhone switching to USB-C, buying a new one right now is a crummy idea.
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When Brett's wife says that she wasn't a racist until she moved into their crummy neighborhood, her rueful delivery suggests that she was regrettably forced — dragged across concrete, perhaps — into prejudice.
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"I talk chumps out of their money," admits Petty, a grifter so down on his luck he has to work his current hustle from a crummy hotel on the Reno strip.
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While grumbling about crummy adaptations can still be heard here and there, there's more enthusiasm and excitement among fans for seeing their favorite book turned into a television show or blockbuster film.
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You can't easily replace the modems without a cable company's help, but what if you could sort of side-step your cable producer's crummy Wi-Fi and launch a new home network?
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But it was at that computer where I would celebrate reaching the level necessary on World of Warcraft to purchase a crummy mount for the first time with my guildies over Ventrilo.
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If you're tired of the crummy sound from your TV or the barely-there upgrade of a cheap sound bar, then you'll appreciate the way the Sound+ handles audio, despite its drawbacks.
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I immediately did the thing we all do when confronted with our own selfishness, which is selfishly think for a while about how bad I felt about having been a crummy friend.
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That was something I hadn't understood was necessary to root for this character, who is kind of a crummy friend: You take Rodrick and Manny away, and now Greg's just a jerk.
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You can also toggle on a 2100x digital zoom for a maximum 250x zoom, but let's just pretend that doesn't exist because of how crummy it looks beyond the 2500x optical zoom.
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" Summing up the character and accomplishments of each president, O'Brien pulls no punches whatsoever: "Martin Van Buren was a crummy guy," we learn, and Lyndon Johnson would "make people watch him poop.
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Particularly those in rural areas where ISPs may only provide crummy 3 Mbps DSL for the majority of residents, or they may offer faster speeds, but the connection is much more inconsistent.
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All this time, Conway has been working a crummy job at a Brooklyn Rite Aid, brooding on the coldblooded crime and waiting for his chance to put Ray Boy in the ground.
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Because if they do, then these new QBs will begin their careers on such crummy teams, and with such obvious developmental needs, that just avoiding the Full Tebow would be a success.
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Similarly, Goldman reported crummy performance in the first quarter, a sufficient reason for its relatively weak stock performance – though the absence of Cohn on its trading floors could have been a factor.
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"Most of the time, adenoviruses produce influenza-like illness with cough and runny nose and feeling crummy, but you get better," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University.
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AT Games was one of the purveyors of those crummy consoles—churning out Sega Genesis and Atari 803 clones that cost next to nothing and often times felt like they played even less.
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Whether you call it a slicker, anorak, or even a mac, a great raincoat doesn't just keep you dry — it's the silver lining to a crummy-weather day (aside from any double rainbows).
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Yet to truly revitalize the millions it churned with crummy onboarding, and magnetize the masses that feel they already have a friendly audience on other social networks, Twitter may need more drastic change.
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It's a big part of why the Hell's Kitchen level of the original Deus Ex is still so clear in my memory: that shitty bar; your brother's apartment complex; the crummy free clinic.
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I don't want to buy special earbuds when I'm going to the gym, I want my crummy $12 ones that will get sweaty and break and I can easily toss in the garbage.
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But look, I just don't believe, and neither does the president-elect, that solving the world's biggest problems are best done by ignoring people and having, you know, crummy relationships across the globe.
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The resin casts are elements in a chain of painterly creation, in which the 3D-printed elements — far from putting painting out of business — function like crummy camera-phone shots of absent originals.
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The West will also see its share of crummy weather on spring's first day: Coastal rain and higher-elevation snow will spread across the Pacific Northwest through Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
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YouTube got beat up last year when people discovered, people's a good question mark around that, or a good parenthetical around that, there were crummy ads on YouTube sometimes next to clean content.
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If Trump won merely because Clinton was such a crummy candidate, then we don't have to ask how someone like Trump could win, and whether it could happen again, perhaps with someone even worse.
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So by bestowing the robots with the gift of touch, humans could well gain not only gentler companions and prosthetic hands that allow amputees to feel, but partners in the war on crummy fabric.
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You can even close the displays halfway and turn the thing into a tent and use it as a mini presentation device, perfect for showing off all your crummy photos to friends and family.
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There were two superpowers ready to throw foreign aid at you, educate your kids in America or Moscow, build up your armed forces and security services and buy your crummy manufactured exports or commodities.
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"We have actually known for quite a while that when you ask someone to estimate their screen time, they're really crummy at it," says Andrew Przybylski, director of research at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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The full Google Maps has an offline feature that lets you cache map tiles ahead of time, and we think that might be a better option for people heading towards areas with crummy internet.
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She takes temporary refuge in a crummy motel with a broken-down showgirl and street entertainer (Laurene Landon) and dons a bunny costume with rabbit ears to work with a pair of Elvis impersonators.
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Yes, the Dodgers are 8-1 when Kershaw is on the mound and pretty crummy for all others, but those Kershaw starts include five games in which the team scored five or more runs.
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"First and foremost, the intent of this ballot measure is to ban oil and gas development in the state," Karen Crummy, a spokeswoman for the industry-funded group Protect Colorado, told Colorado Public Radio.
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"Most of the time, adenoviruses produce influenza-like illness with cough and runny nose and feeling crummy, but you get better," Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University, previously told CNN.
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Beyond the tactics, beyond the process, beyond Trump's crummy closing pitch and the House Freedom Caucus's ever-shifting demands, this is their real problem: They do not have a plan worth losing their seats over.
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If they had to pay for each plate of sushi before they ate it, or if they had to pay "100 bucks before we see the menu," well, that would be a crummy dining experience.
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Their next five games are home against the Bengals and the Chargers, at the crummy Browns and the Carson Palmer–less Cardinals, and home against a Colts team they just romped in Indianapolis on Sunday.
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"There are oligarchs who are FOPs (friends of Putin) and there are those who lost their assets due to corruption, abuse of power, a crummy legal system and the lack of property rights," he said.
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"(Coach) Doc (Rivers) said before the game, 'We've been dealt a (crummy) hand with injuries,'" small forward Sam Dekker told the Los Angeles Times after a 96-91 win over the Toronto Raptors on Monday.
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Crummy experiences from your past can set you up to dwell on the negative, too: If an ex used to berate you for minor fails, you're more likely to chew on future ones, Hanson says.
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Rather, Nintendo was reinventing the retro console, which has long existed as a series of crummy knock-offs sold behind the counter at drug stores and in the back of your local Bed Bath and Beyond.
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Once associated with the "crummy beer your dad drinks," the humble aluminum can has seen a renaissance within the craft beer industry as a thirsty new generation of drinkers across the globe give it another look.
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A makeup bag that includes a double-sided brush holder and a large, removable mirror that Mitchell ecstatically demonstrated could be used while in flight, or in your hotel room if the bathroom's lighting is crummy.
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The capital has a long record of trying to limit the population of migrants from the countryside by making it harder for them to rent crummy accommodation, the only kind that most of them can afford.
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Or, by the optics, a successful businessman tapping into your frustration with your frozen or declining wages, increased work hours, crummy or non-existent healthcare, and general cynicism toward the politicians who are supposedly representing you.
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After experiencing a privileged life of being waited on hand and foot, transitioning into the crummy old White House, with its cozy interiors and contemporary art had to feel like a downgrade for President Donald Trump.
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Too often, we NFL writers fail to take ownership to task for being crummy, but Jimmy Haslam makes an easy target given all the families he's forced out of Cleveland in a short period of time.
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That's part of what makes the incentives for gun buybacks a bit wonky, according to research from the late 1990s and early 2000s: Cities wind up buying the defunct, crummy stuff criminals probably wouldn't use anyway.
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Scott couldn't have handled this better, he was like a kid in a candy store the whole weekend and it gave the NHL a huge boost in morale after painting itself into a crummy corner. [NBCSN]
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"We'd again like to extend our apologies to Jofra and the England team management for such an unsavory incident and reiterate once more that this type of behavior is completely unacceptable," said NZC spokesperson Anthony Crummy.
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One of the things that the government does a really crummy job on is communicating to the community and tech per se, I mean most folks in tech don't want to take a meeting with the FBI.
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If you happen to have the original hardware around, it usually doesn't play nicely with modern televisions, and while there are newer devices that let you play old games on new TVs, they're typically crummy or expensive.
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"Colorado voters recognized that these extreme measure would destroy the state's economy and take away private property rights," said Karen Crummy, communications director for Protecting Colorado's Economy, Environment, and Energy Independence, an energy industry supported issue group.
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Because if you regard the Oscars as anything but the annual, televised offsite retreat of a company that is hugely profitable despite everything about itself (complete with the crummy inside jokes), the problem is really with you.
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They sound is just a little bit tinny compared to the iPhone X (which has the best speakers I've heard on any smartphone), but they're far better than the sound coming from LG V30's crummy speaker.
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As a kid, he danced in crummy clubs, and he never forgot the stink of stale cigarette smoke, the illicit or open dressing-room sex, or the powder coating the faces of those tired but game strippers.
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At several moments, the left and right screens present crisp footage of the Drill Hall, while the center screen takes us to the Armory's basement, which she films in crummy lighting with a shaky hand-held camera.
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At several moments, the left and right screens present crisp footage of the Drill Hall, while the center screen takes us to the Armory's basement, which she films in crummy lighting with a shaky hand-held camera.
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Everyone knows toddlers can be a handful and a half, and even though parents have done all the work they need to do to get them to bed — they're often coming up with crummy excuses to stay awake.
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Dreamcast arrived at a time when I had, for the first time, my own disposable income, thanks to a crummy refreshments job at the local movie theater, and access to websites that'd let you import Japanese game consoles.
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But Facebook says the reason for these changes come from a study it published last month, which found that people who aimlessly scroll through News Feed without interacting with the stuff that they see walked away feeling crummy.
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Vans is concerned that Target has made a $15 version of a $60 shoe, meaning the materials are "cheaper and inferior" and that confused shoppers will think they're buying crummy Vans that aren't up to the company's standards.
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Photo: Sandra Mu (Getty Images)Say what you will about store-brand milk's crummy marketing history and relative blandness—at least it's rarely loaded with germs that'll send you running to the toilet, or even worse, to the hospital.
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Your protagonist is trying to chase the first lady to the French Riviera except the network doesn't want to pay for it, so you go to Florida to some crummy hotel and set up a shot on a beach.
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"It was a pretty crummy place when we first came," said Mr. Katz, who moved there with his wife, Ada — a frequent model in his vibrant figurative paintings — in 1968 when the electrical wiring still dangled from the ceiling.
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This was when devices could basically just send SMS texts and take crummy photos and make phone calls and play simple, horrible mobile games, and you could easily get a free phone when you signed up for a plan.
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I suspect we're going to see a shaking out of sorts, in which crummy news organizations that don't have a lot to offer fade away and the ones that really do great work are going to stand out and benefit.
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Due to Theron's abilities, he decided that the movie's major eight-minute fight scene — which takes place in the stairwell of a crummy Berlin apartment building at the end of the movie — would all be done in one continuous shot.
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All joking aside, the master tape of the moon landing is likely the most famous "lost" film in history — even though most people don't know it's lost because you can watch a crummy version of it on YouTube anytime you want.
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For nearly 40 years, Wayne Barrett was an institution at the Voice, where he took down crummy landlords, battled attorney generals and mayors, and maybe most importantly, hounded the sleazy dealings of a horrible man who is now our new president.
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And to make a small-scale movie that's shot on a bunch of gussied-up tabletops in the middle of a crummy warehouse look and feel like a big epic fantasy on an endless majestic vista, that's a real challenge.
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Anniversaries are a crummy peg, and I'm particularly ambivalent about this one because the internet's birthday was one of the first biggish stories I covered as a reporter, so it marks not only the internet's decrepitude but also my own.
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"Colorado voters recognized that these extreme measures would destroy the state's economy and take away private property rights," said Karen Crummy, communications director for Protecting Colorado's Economy, Environment, and Energy Independence, a group aligned with the oil and gas industry.
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"If you do have that systemic response and feel crummy or feverish after the shot, a lot of that isn't you being sick but rather, the body responding to the vaccine and your immune system revving up to make antibodies," Eiras says.
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Groups of people were more likely to let it in, but the thing was, if the robot was carrying cookies — not even very good cookies, just crummy grocery store cookies— people were very likely to let it in, like three times more likely.
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When Austin and I were playing, we managed to overlook parts of A Way Out, such as the crummy shooting sequences, because there was so much to love about the game's inherit quirkiness, like its deep appreciation for interacting with mundane objects.
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And it's not going to cost nearly as much as what they are saying for a crummy wall, but this will be a wall with a very big, very beautiful door, because we want the legals to come back into the country.
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He knows he needs to persuade fans to see pro athletes the way he does: as employees who go to work every day just like the rest of us, with crummy bosses and substandard workplaces and a power imbalance between labor and management.
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Initially, Charlie goes for the cheaper option, employing Bert Spitz (Alan Alda), who operates out of a crummy joint with a microwave and a cat, and who seems, at least, to register the vandalizing of human dignity on which his trade relies.
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The book, released in October, not only documents the struggle, pain, and setbacks two former Amazon employees went through to build the business from a crummy apartment in Bangalore, but it also reminds us of how different India's startup ecosystem was then.
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Her kids love it, and remember specific dollar animals long after the tooth fairy has come and gone, but she sometimes wishes she hadn't yoked herself to such a labor-intensive tradition — especially "at 10 pm as I'm wrestling with a crummy dollar," she says.
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Rather, it's something that we try to think through and experiment on together—particularly if we still hope to someday escape for real, saying goodbye not just to our own crummy jobs but to the whole system of wage-labor and exploitation and Margaritaville retreats.
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My colleague Tom Warren already detailed the deleterious effects of Chrome's outsize influence, with web developers optimizing and coding specifically for Chrome (and Google encouraging the practice), with unhappy connotations of the crummy old days when Internet Explorer was the dominant browser for the web.
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"We are confident that Coloradans will see these measures for what they are: a backdoor fracking ban that would be economically devastating for our state," said Karen Crummy, a spokesperson for Protect Colorado, an energy industry-backed issue committee fighting measures 75 and 78.
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Protected by antiquated New Deal state laws preventing new competition, it, like its similarly privileged cousins in every major city, treated the city's poor and carless with terrible, often racist service, high fares and crummy cabs often bought used from New York City cab companies.
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Most of it is spent in Marseilles, and I've little doubt that Seghers would recognize the sun-warmed purgatory, both frantic and interminable, in which the characters dwell—the nervous quest for visas, the nocturnal knock on the door, the police raids on crummy hotels.
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You pay a premium for a product and you have the reasonable expectation that then you're going to get an ad-free experience, no crummy malware, and that they're not going to sell your data to advertisers and whoever else, hopefully not the Russians either.
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After an 87-minute rain delay, in a near-empty ballpark, after midnight, in the 9th inning of a crummy loss in Atlanta, you get rewarded with Isaac Galloway's first #MLB hit in his first at-bat after 11 years in the minor leagues.
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Mr. Jacoby said that Mr. Hambleton took one look at his "crummy little camera" and dismissed him as a dilettante, which had the collateral benefit of allowing him unfettered access to the reclusive artist while he painted and battled with dealers and would-be mentors.
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There were some pretty crummy decorations (a lot of vegan spots tend to have that), but it still had some decent bathroom graffiti and what seemed to be a full-on bar with craft beverages, which is often a good segue to rope others into eating healthy.
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Mr. Taylor gives us a crummy series of African tribal rituals; Hawaiian grass-skirt hula; Eskimos shivering and huddling outside an igloo; a church wedding for Midwestern yokels (one bride arrives heavily pregnant, while another is dragged by her man) — clowning without humor, all tepidly wrought.
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And, in addition to having what you call Girlboss Academy, which is an effective type of paywall, you're also looking at different types of partnerships, I've read, and basically different ways to monetize your media content and not rely on crummy display ads all the time.
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After all, President Obama was raked over the coals for canceling around 3 million plans that were so crummy they didn't meet the Affordable Care Act's relatively forgiving standards; is canceling orders of magnitude more insurance plans, and far better ones, really the lesson to take from that debacle?
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He called Air Methods a "crummy stock" and said it was an "irresistible target for such demagoguery," citing a New York Times story that detailed the high prices of medical helicopter rides and how patients are on the hook for large bills when health insurance doesn't cover them.
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While that 2013 study might give you pause if you're concerned about things like your child's "long-term wellbeing," this new study suggests that even if you're some crummy, Al Bundy-style parent who only cares about getting some peace and quiet right now, spanking seems to be counterproductive.
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He appears to make a contract with himself: I will remain in this world of glamour but only as a sack-cloth-and-ashes observer who lives on a diet of Ovaltine and leftover hors d'oeuvres, and stays in crummy Parisian hotels while others dine at the Ritz.
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And its haul in theaters was a crummy $2.6 million — as THR reports, it was beat out by a 40th-anniversary showing of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and did about as well as the 2015 theatrical release of two previously aired episodes of Game of Thrones.
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Instead of a team that should have either been contracted or relocated four years ago coming to town in the middle of the week, the Detroit Red Wings, as crummy as they are in their current form, arrived for the start of the weekend with a large fan base in tow.
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DARGIS It's nice that we can pay five bucks to stream a crummy studio movie that looked too awful to leave the house for, I suppose, but I had superior, more interesting choices at my local video stores than I do with Netflix streaming (no Douglas Sirk!) or even Amazon.
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With Apple products for the most part, you buy the hardware at a high cost, in exchange for the reasonable expectation that your phone won't be filled with malware, your data is mostly secure, you're not going to see crummy ads, and that Apple services will deliver a premium experience.
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Rejecting these conventions — laden with the implications of straight male power and entitlement — they opted instead for the soft, the variable, the modest in scale, the temporary, and the materially banal and unexceptional: the crummy, yet evocative stuff of ordinary life rather than welded or machined steel, stone or bronze.
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As for the peaches, which she served to a dozen or so staffers along with braised baby back ribs seasoned like the classic Korean stew gamjatang, they were hard (the East Coast is having a particularly shitty peach season), but the flexible chef used the crummy produce to her advantage.
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" Contrasting the crummy ads that we often see on mobile web pages with the beautiful and relevant advertising that can appear in the best magazines, he argued that his goal is to figure out, "How do we create an environment digitally, on the mobile web, that replicates and modernizes those fundamental principles?
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A New Jersey Hospital Could Have Exposed Thousands of Patients to HIV and HepatitisThousands of people got a particularly crummy gift this Christmas: A warning that they could have…Read more ReadOf the six patients, two were hospitalized and needed prolonged antibiotic treatment, while the infection might have extended another patient's hospitalization.
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But it's still the Browns, it's still Cody Kessler and then probably eventually Josh McCown and a crummy offensive line and a dysfunctional organization, and let's just say I need to see that kind of performance again—maybe more than once—before I'm willing to commit to Pryor as an every-week fantasy starter.
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When he plunges his fingers into the dirt, Marc joins hundreds of gardeners and amateur horticulturists on that yearly, holy quest to seek the blessing of the sun, the ancient orb that gives us flowers, vegetables, and life itself and asks for nothing in return, the only act of true unselfishness in this crummy universe.
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It is a tribute to the NFL's success that it doesn't really matter that Super Bowl City kind of sucks, that it's all long lines for crummy rides and cops with rifles and nine different soggy french-fry options and endlessly siloed VIP experiences defined mostly by not having to be around Less Important People.
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The state that gave you two recent mediocre-to-crummy Republican presidents (who are starting to look downright Lincolnesque compared to you-know-who), gerrymandering in the guise of redistricting (thanks a lot, Tom DeLay) and a profound if misguided antipathy to government in general is now surging ahead in a new field: voter suppression.
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Those live shows stranded their rosters of talented singers and actors in front of a few crummy flats and a rear-projection system; Grease: Live opted for a more cinematic approach, connecting the dots between the live-to-tape soap operas of the 1940s and the "live music videos" you see at contemporary MTV awards shows.
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During my flights on American Airlines I've endured multiple delays due to equipment problems, flight attendants not showing up and pilots abandoning the airplane because delays exceeded their allowable hours; I've been trapped for hours on the tarmac going nowhere in the world's smallest seat; and I've been put up in a crummy missed-connection hotel.
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Playing with memory — the characters' and our own — allows Mr. Boyle and his cinematographer, Anthony Dod Mantle, to conjure some of the movie's loveliest, most melancholy images: the smudged shape of Renton's dead mother sitting at her kitchen table; Spud detoxing on the floor of his crummy apartment, his anguished shadow looming, "Nosferatu"-like, above him.
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By the time the then-fledgling Comedy Central picked up the series, Hodgson and his creative team had a keener sense of how to balance original material with the weekly grind of watching a crummy old film, and they'd discovered that if they wedged in as many jokes as possible, they could throw in some that only a select few would get.
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Thousands of patients at a New Jersey surgical center will need blood tests to ensure they weren't exposed to dangerous bloodborne diseases like HIVImage: David Silverman (Getty Images)Thousands of people got a particularly crummy gift this Christmas: A warning that they could have been exposed to dangerous bloodborne diseases like HIV and viral hepatitis while receiving care at the hospital.
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While nostalgically binging on old internet comedy from my childhood, I was struck by an epiphany: just as the comical repacking of 1980s nostalgia during the 2000s made cheap toys and crummy cartoons into flashy movies, so too will the web videos of the late 1990s and early 2000s become fodder for shallow, rushed movies and brand tie-ins over the next decade.
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For almost 15 minutes, at the start of his speech, he talked about the failing Times, which he said could not even sell its valuable real estate in Manhattan lucratively, and had to move to a "very ugly office building in a very crummy location" (the new building of The Times was designed by Renzo Piano, an Italian architect famous for his aesthetically pleasing work).
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As Tarin Towers has documented all week in her series on San Francisco and the Super Bowl, bringing Super Bowl City—a brand-engagement zone that is sort of a family-friendly fan fest and sort of a crummy theme park where you wait in line to enter a tent where you will be photographed near a Hyundai—created a great deal of displacement in San Francisco.
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Absolutely skip the first three, where the show is at its most expository and labored, and just know this: Justin (Dan Byrd), our narrator, is a high school dorkus whose social life is so crummy that his mother, Franny (Amy Pietz), agrees to house a foreign exchange student, Raja (Adhir Kalyan), in the hopes that Justin will make a friend and gain some social footing.
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Owning a pet is often an act of assumed, albeit unacknowledged, reciprocity; when people speak of their pet's unconditional love, they are in fact revealing the unspoken, highly one-sided exchange of pet ownership: I, the human, will provide you with food and shelter, and you, the pet, will give me endless affection and acceptance, no matter how crummy a person I may be.
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