"[Moore] was deplorable before being deplorable was cool," she said.
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But what's most deplorable is the knee-jerk pushback against anyone who dares point out this reality, as though exposing the deplorable is worse than the deplorable things themselves.
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Their tendency toward violence, and their deplorable behavior, let me be vicariously violent and deplorable.
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If they do not count as "deplorable," then the word "deplorable" no longer has any meaning.
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Maybe the best way to avoid being labeled deplorable is to stop doing and saying and standing for deplorable things?
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Once a deplorable, always a deplorable — a judgment that's likely to only confirm future populists in their antinomian and extralegal impulses.
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Jenkins slammed Trump, saying that the billionaire mogul has run a "deplorable" campaign that has given voice to some Americans with "deplorable" ideologies.
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Did they think I&aposm a deplorable and you&aposre a deplorable, and the president is, and the 20183 million people that voted for him?
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And now, with the democratization of the media, anyone can find a purported "news" site on the Internet that will reinforce even the most socially deplorable (yes, deplorable) view.
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It represents instead a deliberate and even violent confrontation with our determination to locate a susceptibility to bunk elsewhere, whether in the deplorable past or merely in the deplorable other.
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It is deplorable that the list of deplorable things done and said by the Republican nominee for president is so long it's hard and exhausting to try to remember them all.
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It is deplorable that a sizable percentage of his supporters love him because of those awful things -- deplorable that they now feel it is OK to express those views in public.
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" And I'll say, "Deplorable Jan called me a cuck.
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She proudly wears Trump buttons and "deplorable" shirts around town.
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" Immigration barrister Charlotte Proudman called the policy a "deplorable guidance.
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" Renata Rendón, of Oxfam's Greek office, said conditions were "deplorable.
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The casual killing of Yellowstone grizzly bears is equally deplorable.
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Some will call it nasty, or deplorable, or a trumpery.
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"It's deplorable," Timbuktu's mayor Abacrine Cisse told Reuters by telephone.
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But Mr Gillespie concluded the campaign as a virtual Deplorable.
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UCA President Tom Courtway apologized for the student's deplorable behavior.
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The banks were really deplorable in how they handled this.
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Just like her husband, Hillary has a deplorable track record.
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He is a deplorable, just like the rest of them.
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This deplorable situation went on for more than 20 years.
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Even by Syria's atrocious standards, these are exceptionally deplorable developments.
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"The haste is deplorable," the party said in a statement.
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Yes, his behavior was deplorable, have I said a word?
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Lots of American businessmen make money in countries with deplorable human rights records, and lots of American politicians are advocates for strategic alliances and commercial ties with countries that have deplorable human rights records.
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No. If they are, it's deplorable," Summers told CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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Authorities are reeling from the allegedly deplorable conditions of the home.
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"Hopefully people have learned something from this deplorable incident," he said.
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"It is deplorable for anyone to find themselves in this situation."
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And yes, there are 11 deplorable pieces, including a Steve Bannon.
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The conditions in the residence were "deplorable," police told ABC News.
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They requested immediate action be taken to remedy the "deplorable" conditions.
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It was definitely deplorable what I did, but it was effective.
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Shah also said that "Trump is a deplorable" in the email.
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"Do you remember when Hillary used the word 'deplorable'?" he said.
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Of course we had learned in school that slavery was deplorable.
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But we took a deplorable situation and made it more appalling.
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On a crowded stage, Trump got away with these deplorable tactics.
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Mr. Isakson called the comments "deplorable," and urged him to stop.
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Except as a reminder that the word "Deplorable" has apolitical meanings.
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I thought a lot of his appeals to voters were deplorable.
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Youth are contemplating suicide and we are living in deplorable conditions.
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It is deplorable for anyone to find themselves in this situation.
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Social worker Peggy Sigler testified in court, describing the girls' deplorable conditions.
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Sexual assaults against children, he says, are considered the most deplorable crimes.
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Voting restrictions are deplorable even if they don't cost anyone an election.
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And that, says Deplorable Pride, is what organizers had a problem with.
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This is without a doubt deplorable — but this is who he is.
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"I've seen some pretty nasty things, but nothing this deplorable," Bullock said.
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Only Deplorable Donald — the worst possible Trump — has no incentive to disclose.
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The need is acute: the current state of Washington's schools is deplorable.
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America would not be America except for its deplorable history of slavery.
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They are not despicable or irredeemable or deplorable for choosing Mr. Trump.
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I mean, she calls our people deplorable, a large group, and irredeemable.
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Human rights groups criticized conditions there as deplorable and unfit for humans.
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Sports crowds can come together to do some pretty deplorable things sometimes.
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He's done some deplorable things and I've come to stand against him.
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Deplorable friends, I am buying 500 coffee makers tomorrow to give away!!
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But, of course, it doesn't matter if Gawker was deplorable or not.
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" Mr. Domen's Twitter bio reads: "Pastor, Ironman, Husband, Daddy, Triathlete and Deplorable.
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Popular YouTubers, including Logan Paul, have called the situation deplorable and disturbing.
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We must remind ourselves that this deplorable behavior harms all of us.
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The deplorable state of our public affairs, the inept running of government.
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Foreclosure is ugly; throwing women and children onto the street is deplorable.
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"Both sides have been deplorable in how they've handled themselves," Manchin said.
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Health conditions are deplorable, with open-air sewers and broken drainage pipes.
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Meanwhile, Cruz's obsession with carpet-bombing has gotten only more deplorable, Shephard said.
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But I am saying is that what she did was wrong and deplorable.
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You are truly deplorable and without respect for what makes this country great.
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It's why Hillary Clinton's "deplorable" remark became a rallying cry during the election.
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Snowy-haired women walk about in sweatshirts that read: "Proud to be Deplorable".
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Inside, Mr. Shortway said, officials discovered that residents were living in deplorable conditions.
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As deplorable as it is, financial fraud is not new to higher education.
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Wouldn't they want to at least fight against contractors who run deplorable facilities?
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Donna Karan you are a DEPLORABLE Aiding and abetting is a moral crime.
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"I&aposve seen some pretty nasty things, but nothing this deplorable," Bullock said.
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Although some lawmakers and domestic businesses had adjudged the same policies as deplorable.
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"Deplorable and crumbs, those two words seem to have a resemblance," Trump said.
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The plot revolves around a "deplorable" who turns the tables on the elites.
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I will tell you in no uncertain terms that Marriott's behavior was deplorable.
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"Almost without exception, dealers were depicted as deplorable and dangerous outlaws," says Bacon.
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The aftermath of the robbery has conjured up a deplorable, unattractive public response.
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He has denied any role in what he called the "deplorable coup attempt".
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It's all about placing bully-style labels on everyone — homophobic, xenophobic, racist, deplorable.
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Can we determine if close to half of Trump supporters hold deplorable beliefs?
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That millions of people face a similar fate on our soil is deplorable.
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Like Rikers, the facilities there had developed a notorious reputation for deplorable conditions.
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But "nasty woman" or "deplorable" feel like prizes seized from opponents in battle.
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Summit planners must not lose sight of North Korea's deplorable human rights record.
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"It's deplorable that somebody or anybody is trying to disrupt this," Dayton added.
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And he called separating families "deplorable" and "bordering on abuse" for the children.
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And that you immediately break up over his family's living conditions is deplorable.
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But he has given a voice to a lot of truly deplorable people.
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Verdict: Though the thieves' methods are deplorable, their thirst for literature is admirable.
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" In response, Trump quipped that he was "very happy you used the word deplorable.
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And so many other things affected Hillary&aposs loss, the deplorable comment, the fainting.
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"It is very deplorable that North Korea does not respect human rights," he added.
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Very reminiscent of those comments her mother made about Americans being deplorable and irredeemable.
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When comedians play sexual assault for laughs, the joke is often cringeworthy or deplorable.
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" She was kept in solitary confinement in what Amnesty International described as "deplorable conditions.
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SOUTH AFRICA'S decision to stomp out of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is deplorable.
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I thought his behavior as we saw on the Access Hollywood tape was deplorable.
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And much like Weinstein, Toback's deplorable behavior has been an open secret for decades.
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"We need to say we don't accept these kinds of deplorable practices that exist."
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The Border Patrol has insisted that reports of deplorable conditions for migrants were exaggerated.
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" But Pence declined to categorize Trump backer -- and white nationalist -- David Duke as "deplorable.
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"She lived with her husband and eight other people under "filthy" and "deplorable conditions.
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According to her Twitter, Jameson considers herself a "Zionist Jew" and a "deplorable patriot."
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There is no shortage of images of indisputably deplorable behaviour among Mr Trump's backers.
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How can something be so deplorable yet so fucking cool at the same time?
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"There have been four deplorable killings so far this month alone," the statement said.
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These views are undoubtedly deplorable, and we all have a responsibility to confront them.
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Her condescending dismissal of the worth of millions of Americans is what is deplorable.
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She apparently thinks that most veterans and military families are either deplorable or desperate.
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The deplorable conduct in question consists of reading books while walking down the street.
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It shouldn't punish the poor with work requirements, unaffordable rents and deplorable living conditions.
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"It's deplorable when someone is using children and teenagers in their interests," he said.
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"I&aposve seen some pretty nasty things, but nothing this deplorable," the sheriff added.
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I think what she said about Ivanka Trump was deplorable, to coin a phrase.
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Unlike Berger, who held deplorable views on race and immigration, Hoan forcefully rejected racism.
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"To what cause may we trace our present sad and deplorable condition?" he asked.
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"Our state apparatus is so deplorable, not to say wretched," he wrote in Pravda.
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American Beauties The 1980s, that otherwise deplorable decade, was a fertile era for satire.
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He is one of the most deplorable people I've ever encountered in my life.
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With Trump, though, the only clear precedent being set is one of deplorable incompetence.
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The gross, deplorable, racist reactions aside, there's something fascinating here that extends beyond Beyoncé.
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I've heard more deplorable things in a dive bar, and more creative things, too.
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" The app was met with outrage on Twitter, with users calling it "deplorable" and "offensive.
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The conditions were often deplorable and access to medical and mental health care was unreliable.
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When Sarah Silverman tweeted a response to Trump's election, Tequila had a pretty deplorable response.
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"Although it has not affected our supplies, such acts of terrorism are deplorable," Falih said.
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The treatment of Otto Warmbier was deplorable, and the US wasn't notified of his condition.
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It's deplorable that Elvis Presley is a household name and Big Mama Thornton is not.
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Either way, Tomohiro continues Schmoe's laudable tradition of pacifist construction, in opposition to deplorable destruction.
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She also remember, when she referred to half of the Donald Trump supporters as deplorable.
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Caseworker Peggy Sigler testified in Rockbridge County Court about the deplorable conditions at the residence.
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"Her condition was deplorable," Melissa Jones, founder and director of Angels of Fur, told Syracuse.com.
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Slut-shaming how girls are dressed is deplorable and outdated, and it needs to stop.
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It's also vital to end the deplorable use of rape as a 'weapon of war'.
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That deplorable specimen, a seemingly middle-class guy, had dined and dashed with us before.
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So it's only logical that, at some point, a deplorable candidate would rise from it.
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Rights groups have described conditions in camps across Greece as deplorable and unfit for humans.
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"People like you...you...and you...'Deplorable,'" the narrator says over video of Trump supporters.
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She no longer has to defend the claim that some of Trump's supporters are deplorable.
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" Twitter users added the word to their account names, so "Danny" was now "Deplorable Danny.
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A Security Council diplomat said the workers are kept in deplorable conditions in many countries.
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Trump is, is to me, despicable, and he's deplorable, whatever you want to call him.
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Detroit teachers have pressed their case against what they call deplorable conditions and inadequate funding.
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On a good day, Roseanne's views are deplorable, and on a bad day, they're dangerous.
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The ensuing cover-up was more deplorable than the errors that led to the explosion.
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To act like that is awful and to speak like that is even more deplorable.
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"Donna Karan you are a DEPLORABLE Aiding and abetting is a moral crime," McGowan tweeted.
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Rather, they should focus on the deplorable record of the most disliked president in history.
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This course that he has chosen is a deplorable offence to many of his people.
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"It will require a strong coalition to lead Togo out of its deplorable current condition."
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Turning suicides and executions into medical procedures, no matter how humane the motives, is deplorable.
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Apparently these were created by the deplorable Greeks and picked up by the Reform Jews.
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Those numbers -- combined with allegedly deplorable conditions -- have brought the prison to a boiling point.
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Calling Trump voters deplorable, racist or stupid isn't a great way of winning them back.
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Deplorable as this world and its plot are, alt-right misogynists desperately long for it.
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To use a term from the campaign, that's deplorable coming from the commander in chief.
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Waters has previously said that Trump was "the most deplorable person" she had ever met.
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AND I THINK THAT MANY AMERICANS TODAY REALIZE THAT THE DEPLORABLE IMAGE THAT HAS BEEN MADE OF THE FRONT NATIONAL IN THE UNITED STATES WAS AS INSULTING AND AS MISLEADING AS THE DEPLORABLE IMAGE THAT WAS MADE OF DONALD TRUMP AND HIS SUPPORTERS IN FRANCE.
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Japan's foreign minister, Fumio Kishida, called North Korea's decision "deplorable," the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported.
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Especially from these countries with these deplorable human rights records, abusive women, gays, lesbians, Christians, Jews.
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I believe what he is doing, whether it's against me or anybody else, is absolutely deplorable.
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Surely no right-thinking American disagrees that racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia and Islamophobia are, indeed, deplorable.
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In the meantime, we'll just have to post openly as our deplorable selves on social media.
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Will Trump swing low and talk about the deplorable conditions among African Americans, turning everyone off?
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He has already called your new steel and aluminum tariffs "totally unacceptable" and a "deplorable" decision.
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And if he's dodgy, he will release his returns so that we know he's not deplorable.
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They have spent over four and a half years in deplorable conditions away from their families.
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"The lack of reciprocity is deplorable," said Elez Biberaj, the director of the VOA Eurasian division.
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But it is deplorable for the wife of the vice president to work in this space.
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On the civil side, at least, that is a deplorable situation that cries out for remediation.
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She first used the word "deplorable" while speaking at a campaign event in September of 2016.
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Some people have committed acts so egregious and deplorable that they do deserve to be cancelled.
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Bill Clinton's actions are deplorable, and not only that, but Hillary turns her back on them.
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Companies routinely subject guestworkers to wage theft, deplorable working and living conditions, and even forced labor.
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William Barr's Justice Department faces a test in how it oversees the state's deplorable prison conditions.
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"I am very happy you used the word deplorable," he said to the South Korean leader.
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The high cost of doing so is dramatized by "I'm deplorable" T-shirts and Inaugural DeploraBalls.
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That sham of a proceeding is one of the most deplorable vignettes in Georgia's legal history.
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It is deplorable to rise to national political prominence on the bigotry that is "birtherism," even more deplorable to have neither the character nor the courage either publicly to renounce or repeat that assertion while touting your supposed toughness as a primary reason to vote for you.
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Historic Judgment In a scathing judgment, Judge Vincent Saldanha said the deplorable conditions in Pollsmoor were unconstitutional.
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And we give you an inside look at the deplorable conditions of an illegal immigrant stash house.
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Legend nailed how the pap's racism fit into a long history of deplorable sentiments towards Black Americans.
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We can root for Walter White to evade prison while still acknowledging that he's a deplorable person.
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Ohio-based rescue group Joseph's Legacy saved 16 Persian cats from "deplorable conditions" in a Middletown home.
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Even with your head literally in the clouds, you can't get away from those deplorable lawn jockeys.
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The deplorable video had one message, in my view: She's putting herself out there as a target.
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The measure is an obvious response to the recent upsurge in deplorable hate speech incidents involving celebrities.
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Given that the evidence against this former assistant is vast and deplorable, we anticipate a victorious resolution.
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Strict liability was actually created in the late nineteenth-century to deal with deplorable conditions in factories.
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"If you won't say the KKK is deplorable, you have no business running the country," she tweeted.
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There were reports of rapes and deaths amid the stadium's deplorable conditions before it was eventually evacuated.
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He's a bigot who demeans anyone who is not a straight, white able-bodied male (Deplorable Don).
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She was justified in calling racism "deplorable," and there are indeed many racists who are beyond redemption.
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A tweet posted by a self-proclaimed "wife, mother, Christian" isn't just deplorable, but also factually incorrect.
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Caryl's home was allegedly in a "deplorable" state, with trash and bloodied rags strewn throughout, police say.
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The Rohingya, a Muslim minority, live in deplorable conditions and are victims of official and unofficial discrimination.
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When Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called half of Trump voters "deplorable," she made this message explicit.
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Deplorable Tom had four tuddys Sunday and still no interceptions since returning from suspension four weeks ago.
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"Trump was behaving in a deplorable manner," she said, citing the "Access Hollywood" tape as an example.
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All too many live in deplorable housing and have little recourse against those employers who are unscrupulous.
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The rents are high, the food is bad, the dust is disgusting and the morals are deplorable.
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Most, if not all, women have been fending off unwanted and deplorable behavior most of their lives.
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"Maybe it's because you arrogantly call Americans 'deplorable,'" a man's voice says in the ad after Mrs.
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The program is designed to help comfort and train mistreated and neglected animals rescued from deplorable conditions.
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Finally, if you're a true deplorable, I have nothing to say to you by way of persuasion.
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So is there any way to separate good Pepes from bad, common from rare, dank from deplorable?
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The deplorable conditions in which immigrants in detention live show that there must be a better way.
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They may have some racist views — many people do — but they're neither deplorable nor irredeemable human beings.
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Members of Congress have sounded the alarm about deplorable conditions in Border Patrol stations in the past.
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However, the intense retaliation used by Victoria's Secret to silence those who reported misconduct is particularly deplorable.
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Not caring about Ghana's fate is deplorable but understandable; not caring about France is at best reckless.
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There is reason to wonder if certain deplorable acts would have occurred in the absence of technology.
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There, investigators found deplorable conditions including mold and bacteria in supposed "clean rooms" where medications were produced.
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Claudio here is a story in El Universal where you are mentioned in a deplorable way, look.
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I will fight this on process which has been deplorable, to use a word of the majority.
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"Lee emphasized that Republicans must identify David Duke's racism as deplorable, acknowledging that he ordinarily uses terms like 'deplorable' to describe messages, ideas, actions and organizations, but not people," said Conn Carroll, a spokesman for Lee, who was a top surrogate for Cruz during the GOP presidential primaries.
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Biden is right, of course, that the upshot of that divisiveness is deplorable and bad for the country.
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The 49-year-old dictator is known for silencing dissenters and shoving them in prisons with deplorable conditions.
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"The scale of the problem inside northern Rakhine State where Rohingyas are actually trapped is deplorable," McKissick said.
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The president closed his speech with an exhortation to improve the deplorable quality of the political debate now.
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Farmers use antibiotics on their livestock in order to hasten growth and to prevent illness in deplorable conditions.
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The West York council called Charles Wasko's social media posts "divisive and deplorable" in an official press release.
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"We need to make sure this social movement is louder than those excusing this deplorable behaviour," he says.
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Reversing this stigma will require Snap Inc to carefully manage first impressions to make Spectacles aspirational, not deplorable.
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"Deplorable," too, benefitted from its time in the election season spotlight, thanks to Hillary Clinton's usage of it.
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She normally takes the high road, but she stooped to calling millions of Americans' "deplorable" for supporting Trump.
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The main source of these lies in recent months - deplorable as it may be - has been 1+1.
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So the Deplorable Me shirts are declaring, or celebrating that their candidate is a villain, and that's ... strange.
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" Still, Carter said starting an eighth straight fiscal year with a CR is a "deplorable state of affairs.
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Trump's campaign chief said after the interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer that Pence should have called Duke deplorable.
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People who are simply complaining about the deplorable economic conditions in which they live don't deserve such treatment.
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The deplorable state of West Virginia's finances can be traced in part to the policies of Democratic governors.
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"I think Trump has behaved in a deplorable manner, both during his campaign and as President," she said.
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I do take some pleasure in watching him exposed for his abusive, racist and deplorable behavior toward women.
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The three are simpatico on world view and share a loathing for Donald Trump and his deplorable followers.
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Especially deplorable was the fact one of Murray's hosts, a professor, was injured in a post-speech scuffle.
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"Or maybe it's because you call Americans 'deplorable,'" he continues, as the now infamous clip plays of Mrs.
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"She calls our people 'deplorable,' a large group, and irredeemable," Mr. Trump said, invoking a comment that Mrs.
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It is a $14 billion industry, and acting in its pecuniary interests is deplorable but perhaps not surprising.
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" The Central Council of Jews in Germany, in a statement, called the comments "deeply deplorable and fully unacceptable.
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" Deplorable - Democratic president candidate Hillary Clinton, during the election, famously called Trump supporters a "basket full of deplorables.
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" Walter Armstrong, president of the Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police, called the skit "deplorable, disgusting, and outrageous.
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" Collins went on to complain about the way Democrats have handled impeachment, calling the process "deplorable" and "awful.
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"It's deplorable, I understand job worries but taking it out on society ... is going too far," she said.
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"The conditions were so horrific and deplorable that sewage was actually coming up in the dormitory," he explained.
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So what you're transforming is horrendous, deplorable incidents into an epidemic — and that's not altogether supported by reliable data.
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I have been trying to avoid the stories about the deplorable conditions at the camps near the southern border.
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The Grand Mufti, the highest official of religious law in Egypt, condemned the "deplorable terrorist attack" on the cathedral.
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While I do not refer to his supporters as deplorable, I am perfectly comfortable referring to him as that.
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The rules make it clear: there is a presumption of incarceration in California, especially for such a deplorable crime.
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Money and schooling are in lockstep, and the deplorable behavior has to be viewed in that context, he said.
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" Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus called Kaine's remarks "dirty and deplorable" as well as "vile and baseless smears.
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It could also have been another day centered on Clinton calling half of Trump supporters "deplorable" racists and xenophobes.
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But the situation "is deplorable," as NMAA's deputy director José Alberto Seabra Carvalho told Portuguese daily Diário de Notícias.
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They had better not provoke the DPRK any more, mindful of its deplorable fate on the verge of ruin.
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So where can Cup junkies turn during these long, lonely weeks of midsummer to fill that deplorable Cup deficit?
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This deplorable intention alone should motivate Democrats to resist everything Trump and the Republicans seek, including McConnell's energy bill.
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" But the bookies think it's much less likely that she'll go so far as to use the word "deplorable.
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Mr. Trump's hateful rhetoric directed at immigrants, refugees and Muslims is not just deplorable; it's also bad for business.
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"This is a truly deplorable comment that betrays our nation's most fundamental democratic values," Shappell said in a statement.
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In many respects, this election has devolved into a pitched battle between a "deplorable" candidate and a "despicable" one.
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"This is a deplorable violation to the right of life," Amnesty's Thailand campaigner Katherine Gerson said of Theerasak's execution.
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It's rare for an NHL player in today's game to be both an elite talent and a deplorable rat.
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The USDA's deplorable action has the effect of increasing that burden – but we might not have Trump to blame.
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The gold was mined under deplorable conditions in Peru and other Latin American countries and financed with drug money.
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I think it is deplorable that in the dominant industries of tomorrow, there is such low representation of women.
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Hillary calling tens of millions of American men & women "deplorable" is inexcusable and disqualifying #MAGA View the discussion thread.
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" Bertolini then wrote: "I can't help but comment on the current national dialogue surrounding the deplorable violence in Charlottesville.
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"This incident aiming to intimidate the EU and its personnel is deplorable and should be condemned," the spokesperson added.
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With Caracas now one of the most violent cities in the world, the situation is both deplorable and unsustainable.
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"That report shined a light on what can only be described as deplorable behavior," Freeman said in a statement.
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I thought his behavior as we saw on the 'Access Hollywood' tape was deplorable," Clinton told CBS's "Sunday Morning.
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New ones appear from time to time, but many live day in, day out in the same deplorable conditions.
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Police brutality against non-whites is deplorable and needs to be discussed in Congress, Senate, townhalls, public forums, etc.
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Bullies suck, but sometimes the best way to deal with them is to call out their deplorable actions in public.
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"I told him that this is deplorable and I am shocked that he would do something like this," Beatty said.
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She fainted, she was a terrible candidate, she didn&apost go to Wisconsin, and she called half the country deplorable.
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Nicaragua has closed its borders to undocumented migrants forcing thousands on the border into deplorable makeshift shelters and tent villages.
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The Grand Mufti, the highest official of religious law in Egypt, also condemned the "deplorable terrorist attack" on the cathedral.
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Even after this strangest of elections, Lexington does not believe there are 65m Americans who want to call themselves deplorable.
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We have not fully discussed immigration reform, and the deplorable number of immigrant detention camps that our nation's now maintaining.
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We went to document human rights violations and to continue to draw attention to the deplorable conditions in the camps.
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They are, of course, rumored to be haunted by the poor, destitute, and deplorable people who died gruesome deaths therein.
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The children aren't old enough to understand the propaganda they're being fed or know how deplorable their living conditions are.
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Now, showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa has revealed his inspiration for the deplorable Nick — and, apparently, it's a fictional serial killer.
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It is deplorable to demean a Gold Star family and propose to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.
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I did not wish to be accused of dark, twisted inventions, or of misrepresenting the human potential for deplorable behaviour.
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Some of his language ("vile" and "depraved") definitely resonate after an election in which "nasty" and "deplorable" were dominant adjectives.
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And, unfortunately, there are men in this country who engage in deplorable acts of physical and mental abuse toward women.
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Colville writes: After dinner we had a deplorable American film, Citizen Kane , based on the personality of William Randolph Hearst.
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Let's hope another of Chicago's funky, smelly and deplorable billy goats finds its way into the lobby of Trump Tower.
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Despite this unjust and deplorable situation, most of the 7 billion people on the planet are complacent about nuclear weapons.
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"Putting children in harm's way is horrific and deplorable and making them pay such a price is unacceptable," she said.
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Lawyers on Wednesday asked a federal judge to force the government to fix the facility's "deplorable" conditions, according to Reuters.
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Deplorable living conditions The three Wahhaj siblings, Leveille and Morten eventually gathered in the remote New Mexico community of Amalia.
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A statement from the Palestinian Islamist group's armed wing called the incident a "deplorable Zionist crime" perpetrated against its fighters.
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In almost any way that can be measured, the American healthcare system is deplorable at dealing with mental health issues.
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Every day, I still think about the women and woman-identifying people who are behind bars who endure deplorable conditions.
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For Pete's sake, Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, wasn't even willing to call David Duke deplorable in an interview Monday.
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Let he who is without a bad tweet, a crap sentence or even a deplorable opinion cast the first stone.
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"'We're still living in horrible, deplorable conditions and we hold that group accountable'," Ms. White quoted the woman as saying.
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The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan called the attack "particularly deplorable, hitting civilians helping Afghans & taking place during Ramadan."
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Members of a congressional group visiting facilities in El Paso on Monday said migrants were being kept in deplorable conditions.
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" Mr. Trump's supporters had lined up outside the arena, wearing T-shirts that read "Deplorable Lives Matter" and "Trump 2020.
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LOS ANGELES — Judge Dolly M. Gee has called the treatment of immigrant children in detention "deplorable" in a legal opinion.
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Donald Trump Jr. wears a lapel pin that says "Deplorable" while attending the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
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Remember that Trump and his followers embraced the "deplorable" label gifted to them by Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign.
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It will be deplorable seven months from now if he says it again and I will continue to speak out.
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Absolutely. But it would be a tragic mistake to believe that everybody who voted for Donald Trump is a 'deplorable.
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"It's deplorable when someone is using children and teenagers in their interests," he also added, according to The Associated Press.
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"We have done a deplorable job of helping parents understand food as a prescription for health," Lustig said by email.
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The home was found to be in deplorable living conditions, city building officials were contacted and the home was condemned.
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It's a signal that the deplorable reviews are catching up with the film and is unwelcome news for Warner Bros.
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The conditions were deplorable, and the migrants were surprised they would not be able to apply for asylum right away.
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"It seems quite serious to me, a deplorable case of corruption," Mr. Duque said in a news conference on Friday.
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The county sued MTC, alleging that "abysmal mismanagement" and "deplorable" conditions led to the riot; that lawsuit is still pending.
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Her mother and brother are still back in the deplorable holding facilities that have been set up near the southern border.
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But for Republicans hoping to win this general election, Mr Trump's incredible shrinking campaign looks ever more like a deplorable mistake.
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"Watching a wife and mother be humiliated on national television for her looks is deplorable," MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski wrote on Twitter.
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"The violence we have recently seen against the men and women who serve us in uniform is also deplorable," she said.
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Just because the KKK has the constitutional right to express their deplorable ideas doesn't mean that we're obligated to hear them.
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Image: NASAEarth has been the Airbnb for some questionable guests over the years, but none have been more deplorable than humans.
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" Acknowledging her own past material, Handler admitted that she had "said things that are deplorable that I would never say again.
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More than 100 dogs living inside of a million dollar home allegedly in deplorable conditions were seized by authorities this week.
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" Clinton jumped on Pence's response, tweeting: "If you won't say the KKK is deplorable, you have no business running the country.
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KellyAnne Conway called a Donald Trump supporter "deplorable" for his actions at a rally supporting the Republican presidential candidate Saturday night.
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So, some migrants at a camp in northern France stitched their mouths shut to call attention to the deplorable conditions there.
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Editorial The law that China passed on Thursday imposing stern controls on foreign nongovernmental organizations is deplorable but, sadly, not surprising.
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If he's Honest Donald, he'll release his tax returns to make sure that voters know that he's neither dodgy nor deplorable.
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In France, many immigrants and their second generation children live in often deplorable conditions in social housing projects, in poor suburbs.
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Owner Bruce Ben-Dov, who described himself as "CEO of Team Deplorable," quietly closed up shop along Main Street in Webster.
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"What we have seen over the last several years is truly deplorable," the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee said to rousing applause.
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So please spare me your faux outrage about Hillary Clinton's accurate comments that many of the people supporting Trump are deplorable.
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New Democracy Party's landslide victory in last Sunday's Greek election brings full circle the deplorable saga of that country's debt crisis.
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" Amini Fonua, a swimmer from Tonga who is competing in Rio and who is openly gay, said the article was "deplorable.
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The women and children were living in "deplorable conditions" in the Al-Hol camp in Northern Syria, their lawyer had argued.
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That all of this is happening in the 21st century and under the American flag is not only deplorable, it's inhumane.
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And many of the non-deplorable Trump voters can be reached with policies and rhetoric that are consistent with liberal values.
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" Ms. Mark-Viverito, a Democrat, denounced his statements as "deplorable and not acceptable," adding, "Our dignity is being stripped from us.
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Can you find young Queen Victoria adorable, while never forgiving her for how deplorable her kingdom was during the Irish famine?
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" Ironically, that wasn't her point at all: Her point was to protect even half of Trump supporters from being called "deplorable.
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There were also the Proud Deplorable submissives who relished even more in their deplorability than the rest of their ideological cohort.
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I'll be sure to set up an appointment so you can fart in my deplorable basket that I call a nose.
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"It is deplorable that 31 years after Chernobyl we again remain completely in the dark about what has happened," Chareyron said.
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After a deplorable uptick in deportations early in his presidency, Obama pivoted and issued executive orders protected millions of undocumented immigrants.
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These days it seems de rigueur to find Mr. Israel's work deplorable — at least on Twitter — and some of it is.
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Did my recent musings on the deplorable state of the Knicks prove a must-read at the breakfast table in Shanghai?
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In recent days, information from Mr. Bloomberg's past has surfaced that puts his record on race relations in a deplorable light.
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"Investigations are ongoing to identify the organization that systematically profits in this odious and deplorable way," police said in the statement.
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But Trump commits enough deplorable acts every day, ones worthy of derision and outrage, that we need not invent new ones.
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"The quality of the relations today is very deplorable," Kislyak said while delivering a speech at The Economic Club in January.
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And in a piece about racism in American pop culture, our critic noted "deplorable" racial taunting during the fighters' promotional tour.
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They're the most visible signs we can get, since the president won't say this is deplorable and I condemn this behavior.
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"Remarks of this nature are always deplorable no matter the political climate in our country," Mr. Curbelo said in an email.
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McDaniel told BuzzFeed News he had never visited or even heard of Deplorable Climate Science Blog or Mike Smith Enterprises Blog.
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As early as 1988, records show, the council described "deplorable conditions" at Woodland and sought financing from the mayor, Sharpe James.
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Equally deplorable to Francis is the liquid society, in which family and community bonds are hollowed out by me-first ideologies.
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Scroll through your social media feed, there are passionate debates about right and wrong, defenders for any and every deplorable act.
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Its single player story is a thrilling, often deplorable rollercoaster ride that I have thought about long after I finished it.
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He called the monetary rewards Iran has paid to Palestinian terrorists "deplorable," and promised to dismantle the nation's global terrorism network.
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There she took some of her most famous photographs of the overcrowding in the miserable heat, and the deplorable sanitary conditions.
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In the least, the doctors disgusting and deplorable bedside manners should make anyone run for the hills to see a new doctor.
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The schools generally "have no doors, no windows, in addition to the sanitation systems that are in a deplorable state", he said.
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Much of it was deplorable, of course, but it was also juvenile, idiosyncratic and perfectly suited to the channels of digital politics.
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Jet2 did reveal, however, that the men had also been "illicitly" consuming alcohol on the plane, which contributed to their "deplorable" conduct.
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"Taking five months to notify your customers about a breach is deplorable," said Adriel Desautels, founder of the penetration testing company Netragard.
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The fish was living in "deplorable conditions," the spokesperson said, adding that he was found suffering from hole in the head disease.
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"Quite frankly, it's really deplorable," John Gaskin, a spokesperson for the St. Louis County chapter of the NAACP, told the Associated Press.
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With masterly understatement, The Times of London commented that 'the last settlement of the century has certainly terminated in a deplorable manner.
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The combination of sex, violence, and the deplorable insubordination of the lower classes was most attractive to the journalists of the day.
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Obviously, a political party doesn't want to alienate its base, but the truth is that a lot of that base is deplorable.
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Clinton's chief rival for the nomination, called the former president's behavior "deplorable," in response to a question about Mr. Clinton's scandals. Mrs.
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Instead, the plan is to turn the tables on Trump with the implicit accusation that if anyone is deplorable, it is him.
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Trump Jr. also shared multiple Instagram photos of the event, and proudly sported a "deplorable" pin on his lapel for the festivities.
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The treatment shown to two American citizens, one of which is a military war veteran, that hadn't done anything wrong was deplorable.
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On this last issue, both major presidential candidates have had their deplorable moments with respect to how the police treat black citizens.
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Deplorable Pride's entry would have had all the hallmarks of a pride parade float: drag queens, patriotic colors and even Uncle Sam.
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This deluge of negative Clinton television ads — which I consider a basket of deplorable television ads — has been continuing for many months.
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Trump Jr. proudly sported a "deplorable" pin for the event, and the couple were all smiles as they watched their children play.
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Trump Jr. also shared multiple Instagram photos of the event, and proudly sported a "deplorable" pin on his lapel for the festivities.
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"When you are running for President, you are running to represent all Americans, even the ones you think are deplorable," said Navarro.
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"It's really deplorable, when you look at what [McConnell's] actions, particularly on this bill, will do to his own constituents," Beshear said.
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Merriam-Webster has been tracking election-related searches throughout the campaign and noting the top performers, including the word "deplorable" after Mrs.
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The mainstream media in the U.S. has done a good job of fairly covering the standoff and the deplorable conditions in Venezuela.
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That, of course, will only exacerbate the deplorable conditions in those countries and force more people to make the dangerous journey north.
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"Team Deplorable Community Activity Center" was met with Fourth of July protests and social media backlash, CBS News affiliate WROC reported Thursday.
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"It was deplorable; it was terrible to see that kind of violence," said Maksim Trnovs, a Russian fan attending the Slovakia match.
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" One French journalist who wrote about the deplorable conditions in a Lubumbashi hospital said that Mr. Katumbi's "efforts sometimes fall like soufflés.
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" Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said last month the "deplorable" conduct "had nothing whatsoever to do with the collective bargaining process.
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But while Reverend Camden was staggered by the evil of smoking pot, Collins had a history of actions that are actually deplorable.
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Deplorable fuck bucket turned ass puppet Chris Christie is the Drake of the political world, what with his sweatiness for athletics attention.
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She later called a North Carolina television station to ask if people found a Trump supporter punching her in the face 'deplorable'?
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As deplorable as those injustices were, people are inspired and motivated by victories that are possible, not injuries that have been inflicted.
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But all of this discourse missed an important point: Weinstein's diagnosis is proof of the deplorable conditions of the American carceral system.
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K. to be white," a meme popular with white supremacists on the internet, and condemning "the deplorable rise of anti-white racism.
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Still, even though she called the country's current state "deplorable," she has not fully given herself over to the idea of leaving.
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Police in Edgewater, Florida, found three children living alongside 245 animals in "deplorable" conditions after conducting a wellness check over the weekend.
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Thereafter, he shows, the authoritarian strain mutated into numerous deplorable appeals and movements that incited white racism, demonized immigrants and promoted plutocracy.
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Esta es una hazaña notable, ya que su desempeño real en las áreas importantes para la mayoría de los mexicanos es deplorable.
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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) criticized President Trump on MSNBC on Friday, calling him "the most deplorable person" she has ever met.
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While the White House budget proposal promises to worsen an already deplorable situation, the president's Treasury secretary seeks to reverse the devastation.
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"What he said about General Kelly is just completely wrong, and quite frankly, deplorable," Graham said during an interview with Hugh Hewitt.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stayed in an apartment there to highlight the deplorable conditions, which included broken doors and rodent infestations.
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Assigning blame to an invisible subset of irresponsible internet users allows people to feel better about the deplorable state of the union.
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The dating site began targeting deplorable-lovers ahead of Valentine's Day, running a sponsored post with the promotional image on the Daily Caller.
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Inside the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, where a young woman wore a pink hat that said DEPLORABLE, he continued his assault on Clinton.
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By suggesting that the impulse to enact destruction was in many of us, Westworld tried to introduce us to the deplorable beast within.
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And the entire stage has seized an opportunity to draw a sharp contrast with Trump by characterizing hateful rhetoric against immigrants as deplorable.
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Meanwhile, state investigators found deplorable conditions at schools, including wastewater pumping into the street and painters stripping walls while class was in session.
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Ojea Quintana highlighted the "deplorable" conditions of detainees in detention centers near the border with China including widespread sexual and gender-based violence.
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Those who get away with sexual misconduct once often believe they can get away with the same deplorable actions time and time again.
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The real-world history of how America treated its African-American soldiers in World War II is deplorable, but Overlord never mentions race.
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Advocates for children applauded the appointment of an independent investigation into what has been called deplorable and dangerous conditions for children in detention.
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The proposed sanctions resolution would also block countries from using new North Korean workers abroad in what the official described as "deplorable"conditions.
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The Clinton campaign has made Dangerous Don and Deplorable Don big campaign issues, but hasn't really made the case against Don the Con.
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Trump voters took the insult and ran with it, which is how we ended up here, with grammatically incorrect "Deplorable N' Chief" tees.
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The truly deplorable thing in this race is the shameful level of condescension and disrespect Hillary Clinton is showing to her fellow citizens.
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We cannot afford to be shut down or shut up by any man, particularly not one as indecent and deplorable as Donald Trump.
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He will weaponize these reactions, holding them up as proof of just how much know-it-all elites loathe his "deplorable" white base.
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I don't know who threw the first punch at Gen but the language was vitriolic against Gen's 'use' and deplorable treatment of me.
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Mrs Clinton's guess about the magnitude of the "deplorable" fraction of Mr Trump's enthusiasts can still be subjected to a rough fact-check.
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Regardless, the comments went viral: Without missing a beat, the internet and the media were swift to castigate Trump over his deplorable remarks.
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Outing him is a brazen political ploy to create a pinata for every agitated deplorable in the country to take a whack at.
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" Mr. David said in an interview that the executive action was meant to send a clear message that "the B.D.S. movement is deplorable.
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"It was deplorable somebody would say anything like that about a veteran who died for his country to his parents," Mr. Magill said.
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Hatcher denied the allegation and the then State Department spokesman Ian Kelly described the "campaign ... to smear a foreign service officer" as deplorable.
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But he didn't have the political courage to stand behind some of the really deplorable policies that he supported and pushed through Congress.
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Still, Moon sought to appeal to Trump on Thursday, praising his bellicose remarks at the General Assembly and lambasting North Korea's "deplorable" actions.
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The usual signifiers were there: "Deplorable Me" and "Trump that Bitch" T-shirts, an overwhelmingly white and mostly middle-aged or older crowd.
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But the unseen hunters, using bullets, grenades, booby traps and arrows, quickly cull the deplorable herd in explosions of blood, brains and viscera.
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Such deplorable conditions were all too common, he noted, symbolizing the failure to provide black South Africans with a decent chance at life.
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Although the show is careful to show the deplorable state of these fetid, smoke-filled rowhouses, the stats wind up supporting his thesis.
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" Fiat Chrysler's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, said last month that the "deplorable" conduct "had nothing whatsoever to do with the collective bargaining process.
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The women and children were living in "deplorable conditions" in the al-Hol camp in Northern Syria, lawyer Andre Seebregts said in court.
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They also fed into a persistent sense that liberalism should no longer even engage with its deplorable dead-ender dustbin-of-history adversaries.
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Now in the third year of the alliance, with Honda providing the power units, the opening months of this season have been deplorable.
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"They took away our quarterly incentive bonuses, and changed it to a deplorable new system that only rewards an elite few," it said.
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" Already created and airing today: The Trump campaign made a campaign ad of the clip with a narrator saying, "You know what's deplorable?
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He has governed with an iron fist, with restrictions on media and crackdowns on dissent, amid allegations of deplorable prison conditions and torture.
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Guns, cash and cocaine recovered Police learned of a "stash house" with more victims and found 16 more victims in "deplorable conditions," he said.
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Verdict: This deplorable act is made all the more disquieting by the tag's resemblance to the "Wolfsangel" symbol popular among certain neo-Nazi groups.
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"Watching a wife and mother be humiliated on national television for her looks is deplorable," MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski wrote on Twitter at the time.
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You can just imagine their caricature of a deplorable racist build that wall white working-class person completely disintegrating as they talk to Fred.
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"The Civil War was an act of insurrection and treason and a defense of the deplorable practice of slavery," Soglin wrote in a statement.
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The last 12 months have seen a parade of celebrities and public figures — most of them men — accused of deplorable behavior and sexual misconduct.
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Clinton's reference to half of Trump's supporters as "deplorable" sums up exactly how both of them would treat their presidency: political winner take all.
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With condescending finger-wagging, others recite the deplorable statistics of violence within poor minority neighborhoods as though racist policing were an antidote or excuse.
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Vulture critic Matt Zoller Seitz introduced the term "cultural vandalism" to describe the effect an artist's deplorable behavior has on a piece of art.
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Trump said he was "very happy" Moon used the world "deplorable" — the same word Hillary Clinton used to describe Trump supporters during the election.
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Patty Hearst was a rape victim and it's deplorable to run a movie or television show viciously attacking her ... this according to her family.
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"It is regrettable that the Detroit Public Schools seeks to punish those who speak out about the deplorable conditions in our schools," Bailey said.
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A basket of deplorable television ads that merely attack Trump does no service to the voters or to Clinton's prospects to achieve the presidency.
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The delay does not excuse the deplorable and ignorant responses from so many members of Congress, but it aided and abetted that very result.
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" But she said many of his actions have been "deplorable" and promised she "won't stop calling out bigotry and racist rhetoric in this campaign.
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It is deplorable that such a professional publication resorted to using subjective and politically motivated terms to characterise the economic policies of a country.
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And at a lower threshold of offensiveness—merely distasteful rather than outright deplorable, say—91% of Mr Trump's voters scored above the national average.
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The education budget was slashed, prompting teachers to strike and high school students to occupy more than a dozen schools to protest deplorable conditions.
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In Pelosi's estimation, the Senate bill did not go far enough to address concerns about the deplorable conditions in U.S. facilities at the border.
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Until Apple decides to step up and improve their deplorable power cords, you'd be better off juicing up your precious iPhone with the HoverDock.
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"Tim Kaine sunk to new lows with dirty and deplorable attacks which have no place in this campaign," Reince Priebus said in a statement.
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Daryl J. Head, left, and Laura Cheatham were charged after children were found in what the sheriff described as "deplorable" conditions in their home.
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In fact, Americans' struggle to get ahead would be easier – and the economy more equitable – but for Republicans' deplorable economic stewardship and obstructionist strategies.
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This exhibition of Botticelli's paintings, so filled with the hopes and ambitions of the Renaissance, seems especially timely in our current deplorable political moment.
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" Bannon added: "If you're a deplorable, you'll literally standing on your chair with your pitchfork saying: 'I've got to get people out to vote.
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Iranian human rights groups, including HRANA have long documented the deplorable conditions of Sunni prisoners, and the unfair trials which they are subjected to.
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"Leaks by any investigation are deplorable and raise questions as to whether there is an agenda," former Attorney General Bill Barr told The Hill.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LAFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LAFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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Ms. Schneps-Yunis, whose daughter Lara was in Willowbrook's infant rehabilitation ward, led protests in the early 1970s against deplorable conditions in other wards.
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Mayor Richard C. Cushing of Omaha condemned the lynching as ""the most deplorable thing that has ever happened in the history of the country.
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A conservative populist, he has defended the deplorable military dictatorship that governed Brazil from 1964 to 1985 and has justified the use of torture.
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"North Korea has continued to make provocations, and this is extremely deplorable and this has angered both me and our people," Mr. Moon said.
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As you can imagine (or maybe you can't quite), as a proud deplorable, I have many associates, colleagues and relatives who agree with me.
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And in a piece about racism in popular culture, our critic wrote about the "deplorable" racial taunting during the promotional tour for the fight.
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He insisted that nearly all of his online fans were decent people, but said he would "disown those people" who behave in deplorable ways.
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" Once they arrived, officers found the children — who are all girls, ages 8, 9 and 10 — in what authorities described as "deplorable living conditions.
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The implications of this deplorable affair should lead to an incessant and unforgiving meditation on our shared country, its values, its beliefs, its history.
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It is inexcusable and deplorable that some deputies from the Lost Hills Sheriff's substation, other surrounding substations and LACOFD would allegedly breach their duty.
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He was so outraged by the deplorable conditions he found that he created a Senate Subcommittee on Indian Education and served as its chairman.
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The network's rapid response to her deplorable tweets about a former aide to President Obama, Valerie Jarrett, was a masterful illustration of crisis management.
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He defies expectation, denies explanation, and excels at the most difficult aspect of storytelling: building a complex humanity for even his most deplorable characters.
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"Assad and his deplorable regime must stop committing additional atrocities and must not be further abetted by backers in Moscow and Tehran," it said.
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"The judge's misconduct was manifestly serious and reflected a sustained pattern of beliefs of a particularly deplorable kind," the council wrote in its report.
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"Several thousand families are living in the most deplorable, the most horrid conditions imaginable," Ursela Ojeda, an attorney with the Women's Refugee Commission, said.
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The memorial was defaced with "racist and other deplorable language," interim Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz said in a message posted on the university's website.
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Some intellectually dishonest folks will label this examination of Antifa's deplorable tactics as tacit condoning of the reprehensible racist ideologies all sane folks oppose.
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To the Editor: During the State of the Union speech, President Trump handled the issue of third-trimester abortions in a particularly deplorable manner.
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As the most innocent members of society are convicted and detained by government officials with claims of protection, they are subject to deplorable treatment.
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It's deplorable to wake up at the crack of dawn to hear Peter Thiel rant on about whatever rage is on his mind today.
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And often times they would talk about the lockup in the basement, which was notorious for the deplorable conditions that prisoners were kept in.
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Since the news first broke, a number of powerful celebrities have used their platforms to speak out against the 65-year-old's alleged deplorable actions.
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Charles is accused of using his fame to intimidate and make unwanted passes at men online, which is deplorable but may not be legally punishable.
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The crowd broke out the now-familiar chants of "Hillary for prison", "Lock her up", and "We are deplorable", interspersed with the odd rebel yell.
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Simply operating the camps on the Syrian border, which currently host 2.7 million refugees and are in deplorable condition, costs Turkey $33 million a month.
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But, after a single deplorable performance against their arch nemesis PFC Levski Sofia, a beautiful, magnificent relationship rapidly deteriorated and matters soon came to head.
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They must have been bombed [SIC] -- bummed that it wasn&apost a deplorable in a truck mowing down innocents in New York, but a jihadist.
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Rathburn knew this and chose to profit," said Assistant U.S. Attorney John Neal, who wanted a 14-year prison sentence and called the crimes "deplorable.
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" The word "deplorable" recalled Hillary Clinton's comment at a private fundraiser that half of Trump's supporters fit into what she called a "basket of deplorables.
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"Taking her and putting her in jail without having evidence or a cause, it's deplorable," her mother Eunice Weberg said at the Friday news conference.
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I think that it is deplorable that some people are pointing to Governor Cuomo as the problem here when you have terrorism is the problem.
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And, scary statistics and what-ifs aside, the simple fact Becca doesn't want Ross in her life is what makes the entire scene so deplorable.
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It is deplorable for a candidate for president of a major party to kick off his campaign by labeling most Mexicans as rapists and murderers.
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He should've made it clear to all -- especially the white nationalist Trump supporters -- that Duke and those like him are the very definition of deplorable.
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From his deplorable response to the events at Charlottesville to his inflammatory use of Twitter, Trump's actions and words helped fan the flames of bigotry.
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Ever since Facebook was a mere twinkle in Mark Zuckberg's eye, all-white, all-male panels at startup conferences have been the deplorable status quo.
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"These women are all nonviolent offenders, being sex slaves and abused in such a horrendous, deplorable fashion was never part of their sentence," Madison said.
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That, by the way, is just not true, because his attorney -- Alan Jackson -- has maintained the condition when A$AP was first arrested were deplorable.
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Border Patrol facilities have been widely scrutinized in recent weeks, following reports that children were being detained in deplorable conditions without access to basic hygiene.
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A spectacular failing of Trump is that he used this liberal device on himself, sabotaging himself through rhetoric so easily cast as deplorable and misogynistic.
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We can't let organizations and individuals who hold deplorable views about what it means to be an American to be given any credence at all.
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However, what is really deplorable is that the Clinton campaign is making the election a referendum on Mr. Trump, and that is a losing strategy.
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And, having savaged Mr. Trump as a deplorable candidate, Mr. Romney would be ill equipped to broker peace between the pro- and anti-Trump camps.
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He believes far stronger foreign powers— like the United States — would like to see an end to the deplorable torture program he calls a government.
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I had an experience with [an expensive restaurant] last night that was just deplorable, and I've never had anything like that happen at Cheesecake Factory.
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Instead, the retired teacher says she is "at a loss" deciding who she will vote for in this week's election because of Trump's "deplorable" character.
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Kyrgios's behavior during his 22016-103, 210-2000 loss on Wednesday to Mischa Zverev in the second round of the Shanghai Masters event was deplorable.
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Trump fans immediately glommed on to the word "deplorable," adopting it as a badge of honor, emblazoning it on T-shirts, hats, and Twitter handles.
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Perhaps a similar model could be adapted to reach out to people with racist, sexist, or other deplorable views, although this possibility needs more study.
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The resultant movie, directed by Rob Greenberg from a script Mr. Greenberg and Bob Fisher adapted from Leslie Dixon's original story, is not deplorable either.
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Even now, after a contentious departure from Breitbart, he says he doubts that many of his former colleagues realize how deplorable their commenters can be.
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Allied officials dismissed those assertions as fanciful, especially given the deplorable behavior of Hoechst, the German chemical manufacturer that developed the insecticide, during the war.
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Dedrek says he was essentially forced out of his home around September 2018, because they shut off the gas and made his living conditions deplorable.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African-Americans," he wrote in an email.
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" Asked by Blitzer if he would agree to call former KKK leader David Duke "deplorable," Pence said he was not in the "name calling business.
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Several former officials called the Flynn-related leaks illegal and deplorable, although there were differences about how unusual the current wave of disclosures really is.
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The Supreme Court also upheld an order directing Shawe, who challenged the sale, to pay Elting $7.1 million for his "deplorable behavior" in the lawsuit.
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That is a critical objective, but Pyongyang's deplorable human rights record and those countries and companies that enable it should be policy priorities in themselves.
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The 28 seconds that addressed his eight years of complicity in disrespecting the first black President of the United States was pitiful and yes, deplorable.
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Over the course of Trump's campaign, McMahon at moments distanced herself from his more inflammatory language, including what she said were "deplorable" words about women.
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The moral failure characterising the Australian government's refugee policy is all the more deplorable in 'a nation that has been forged through stories of mobility.
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The newspaper says the reason was simple: The article was "deplorable," an inaccurate and "vulgar" attempt to smear an official, requiring an apology to readers.
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" Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom tweeted: "The attack against the synagogue in Gothenburg and threat of violence against Jews in Malmo is deplorable and totally unacceptable.
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Such violence violates longstanding political norms in the US, and many Americans find any political violence deplorable — but it's now a topic of conversation nonetheless.
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One of the pieces of evidence of their complacency is this tendency to talk about the other half as deplorable, and to mark them off.
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As such, its producers — Cornell astrophysicist Carl Sagan and others — decided not to include the deplorable aspects of our species: the wars, the bombs, the genocides.
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This is all very frustrating and regrettable, mostly because this deplorable scientific behavior is giving CRISPR and the entire prospect of gene-editing a bad name.
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Their dark, plain clothes and straw hats stood out in a sea of red "Make America Great" baseball caps and "Proud to be Deplorable" t-shirts.
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He's supposed to be the main character's foil, representative of everything that Rick is not and emblematic of the most vile and deplorable acts of cruelty.
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UK-based rights group Amnesty International on Monday said the killing "was a deplorable attack on freedom of expression", saying strict blasphemy laws should be revoked.
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To Ben Johnson, a retired firefighter wearing a "Deplorable Me" T-shirt and a "Make America Great Again" cap, the problem isn't Trump, it's everyone else.
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"The situation is extremely deplorable and we are doing everything to rapidly retake control of Bangassou," MINUSCA chief Parfait Onanga-Anyanga told Reuters in an interview.
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It's possible that opposition to Donald Trump's most "deplorable" promises really is the minority position in electoral politics — or at least, that it's going to be.
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The problem is those very polite relationships were premised on the fact that those people's deeply deplorable views actually disenfranchised an entire sector of the electorate.
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Detectives assigned to the case allegedly found "deplorable" conditions in the teen's room, which was located in the basement of the family's home in Georgetown Township.
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I think we are, at different times, every one of those characters, from deplorable and mangy all the way up to damn near honorable and noble.
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What set Ian Malcolm apart in Jurassic Park was his "deplorable excess of personality," in the words of park owner John Hammond, played by Richard Attenborough.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ ... LAPD's received a slew of calls and emails -- more than 50 -- from citizens ticked about George's "sick, deplorable, offensive and disrespectful" act.
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" The Democratic nominee quickly seized on Pence's interview on Monday, tweeting, "If you won't say the KKK is deplorable, you have no business running the country.
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As Philly Magazine reported in September, "Deplorable Me" shirts — a play off of Despicable Me — popped up on the internet just days after Clinton's initial comment.
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Today, Indigenous people represent 25% of all federally sentenced offenders and many have entered penitentiaries after having been first locked up in deplorable and debilitating settings.
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"Dial back the rhetoric against these people, stop calling them the names, don't refer to them as 'deplorable,' " Scaramucci told "Profile by Buzzfeed News" on Sunday.
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Though Ms Suu Kyi is sincere in wanting a just and peaceful outcome to the Rohingya tragedy, her failure to condemn the armed forces is deplorable.
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One of the primary reasons refugees are flooding into Europe is the deplorable conditions in the countries of first asylum, aggravated by shortfalls in international aid.
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Only a particularly enlightened and unaggressive country, facing deplorable alternatives, should exercise enormous coercive power over peoples to whom it offers no membership and no accountability.
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The fact that he never goes full "deplorable" seems relatively spot-on for a character with his background—Barry seems solidly in the "Never Trump" camp.
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His father died at the age of 32 from congestive heart failure caused by black lung and the deplorable working and living conditions of their time.
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But as long as the immigration detention quota and Trump's mass deportation plans remain in place, immigrants will continue to be unnecessarily detained in deplorable conditions.
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"It's deplorable when someone is using children and teenagers in their interests," Putin said at an energy forum in Moscow on Wednesday, without going into detail.
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With over 22019 million Uyghurs confined to "re-education camps" under deplorable conditions, and reports of mass disappearances, the situation may devolve into an ethnic cleansing.
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For the president, who has been called the great "disruptor" of American politics, the trip is an opening to begin undoing the deplorable U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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Having dragged the presidential debate down to the most deplorable and unworkable ideas, the two Republicans then went deeper into the gutter, insulting each other's wives.
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The Fuhrman tapes are deplorable, laden with racial epithets, confessions of coercion, and blatant bragging about how he's worked the system in order to victimize minorities.
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No matter what, America is stuck between a rock and a hard place in this election — or, more appropriately, a deplorable candidate and a despicable one.
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It seems like just the other day that Reddit finally banned a handful of its most hateful and deplorable subreddits, including r/coontown and r/fatpeoplehate.
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And if you objected to her choice of words (as many pundits and Republicans did), then you must just not believe that racists were deplorable people.
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And it galvanized her supporters — many of whom feel that she spoke truth to power by calling Trump supporters out for the deplorable racists they were.
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It's entirely possible that some of these voters can't be won back, not because they're "deplorable" racists but because Trump is offering them what they want.
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In this respect the movie manages to be pretty funny; and the grisliness of the action, while in a sense entirely deplorable, adds to the kicks.
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The most notorious is the Renaciendo juvenile detention center for boys, just northwest of the capital, Tegucigalpa, where violence and deplorable living conditions are the norm.
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He has incited violence and he has been more than willing to align himself with the so-called alt-right and every deplorable thing they represent.
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"It's deplorable what he said," Isakson told Georgia Public Broadcasting on Wednesday afternoon when asked about a series of critical comments Trump has made about McCain.
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Despite Luther's authoritarian tendencies and sometimes deplorable writings, the eventual emergence of democracy owed much to one of his central ideas: that an individual's conscience matters.
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I found its ungainly mix of obscene luxury and militaristic design off-putting even before I learned that Saddam Hussein's deplorable son Uday had owned one.
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It's a rallying cry for his supporters — a bit like those Donald Trump voters who proudly took ownership of "deplorable" after Hillary Clinton called them that.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) says that those who arrive are being kept in "deplorable conditions" in detention centers, according to a statement released earlier this week.
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Eric McDaniel, a journalist who maintains a daily climate headline newsletter, noticed the Deplorable Climate Science Blog at the top of his Discover feed last month.
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"I am confident the voters will see through these deplorable pack of lies thrown out by a liberal attorney with a clear agenda of attacking conservatives."
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Upton Sinclair, whose 1906 novel "The Jungle" depicted the deplorable standards in the meatpacking industry, prompting legislative action, is viewed as an early advocate for consumers.
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The Flint crisis, as well as deplorable conditions in Detroit Public Schools, has exemplified what critics already saw as problems with the state's emergency management law.
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It is deplorable and unacceptable that Hamas and others choose to glorify such acts which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis.
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So how much has the federal government got to do, or can it do, to improve the state that you mentioned, which is in a deplorable situation?
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" The judge cited a July 2 order chronicling "widespread and deplorable conditions in holding cells" and a June 2017 order documenting "unsanitary conditions at certain CBP facilities.
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Conditions under which they are being held are deplorable -- sanitary facilities are substandard and there is hardly any shelter from the harsh winter desert nights and rains.
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The home was in a "very deplorable" condition and often inhabited by squatters, Rick Ackerson, deputy chief of the sheriff's office, said at a news conference Thursday.
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"Actually, the deplorable situation with the implementation of the Minsk package was provoked by Kiev's unwillingness to fulfill the Minsk agreements," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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In 2015, a federal judge ordered that hundreds of women and children in detention be released because of the "deplorable" conditions in which they were being held.
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"This step by Washington is causing significant damage to Russian-American relations, which are already in a deplorable state," Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said on Friday.
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While the world continues to come to terms with Donald Trump Jr.'s deplorable and inaccurate Twitter meme, even more issues about it are coming to light.
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"What he did was criminal and deplorable, and when it came out and I heard about it, I wanted to kill him," she said, according to Variety.
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Inaku said community facilities were becoming overstretched and so people were getting hostile toward the refugees, who were in "deplorable condition", hungry and in need of medicine.
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Donald Trump, a billionaire Republican, did strikingly well among "deplorable" voters in the Rust Belt, while Hillary Clinton piled up votes in wealthy New York and California.
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Last night at the Grammys, we got a definitive answer: It took the policies of the Trump administration and the deplorable words and actions of President Trump.
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In this deplorable period in the country's history, simply speaking the language of our parents and grandparents in public opens us up to suspicion, humiliation, and brutality.
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But for a small thesis statement, I would say that I love the idea that a character that is completely deplorable can be brought back from that.
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The predatory behavior Justin has been accused of is deplorable, and there will be zero tolerance at our firm of any conduct that is demeaning to women.
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Six months after a Detroit funeral home was shut down for its "deplorable conditions," investigators made a gruesome discovery of 11 infant bodies hidden in the ceiling.
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Helping Quinn and saving Max will not excuse the rest of his deplorable, highly illegal actions, but such could mean Dar will live to see Season 7.
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Meanwhile, Kelli is both celebrating the single-hood and achievement of the friends, while not mincing words with Issa about the deplorable state of the protagonist's finances.
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"There's no sustainable long-term solution for peace, security and stability if we ignore the Kim regime's deplorable human rights record," he said on the conference call.
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They commonly reported egregious treatment, deplorable conditions, misinformation and lack of access to vital medications by immigration officers at the border and in Otay Mesa Detention Facility.
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MORE befriended and wined and dined the most ruthless African dictators and overlooked their deplorable human rights and corruption records in the name of counter-terrorism cooperation.
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The prison has undermined America's standing as a champion of human rights and set a deplorable example for other governments inclined to violate international human rights law.
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A 2018 Reuters investigation followed by a series of congressional hearings have unveiled deplorable living conditions in military housing, including black mold, rodent infestations and collapsing ceilings.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity -- a symbol of extreme violence for African-Americans," said Lonnie Bunch, the museum's founding director.
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A couple in Missouri allegedly trapped four children in boxes secured with plywood and screws inside a home, in what a sheriff described Tuesday as "deplorable" conditions.
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And a new letter reveals the deplorable state in which she was kept and the myriad ways in which she was condescended to by her male doctors.
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My team's and my thoughts go out to all those people who are suffering as a result of the deplorable violence #SriLanka has witnessed this Easter Sunday.
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"That ad is deplorable," said Fran Hadjilogiou, 75, unprompted, while talking to a reporter about Mr. Trump's debate performance at a Trump campaign event in Melbourne, Fla.
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The real reason for the government's deplorable treatment of Japanese Americans was not acts of espionage but rather a baseless perception of disloyalty grounded in racial stereotypes.
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The lawyers on Wednesday asked a federal judge to force the U.S. government to remedy what they characterized in court filings as "deplorable" conditions at the center.
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The platforms suspended various other accounts for suspicious behavior, like Deplorable Eddie-T, which won attention for tweets like the one about Hillary Clinton's supposed deathly illness.
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Retention rates for PrEP are deplorable — one study showed usage in Mississippi dropped by 15 percent over a three-month period — and it's clear to me why.
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" Conti added that the US is one of few industrialized nations that does not have a standardized national policy for sick leave, an oversight she called "deplorable.
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Los funcionarios aliados desestimaron esas afirmaciones al considerarlas fantasiosas, especialmente por el comportamiento deplorable de Hoechst, el fabricante químico alemán que desarrolló el insecticida, durante la guerra.
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Upton Sinclair, whose 1906 novel "The Jungle" depicted the deplorable standards in the meatpacking industry, prompting legislative action, is also viewed as an early advocate for consumers.
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The Trump-voting "deplorable" is likely to be a cultural evangelical but not a churchgoer, or a pro-choice lapsed Catholic who never cared for religious moralists.
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But if we can't learn from people with whom we disagree, or even find deplorable, then centuries of art, history, and culture are flushed down the toilet.
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The word "deplorable" is back in the news after a surprising exchange between President Trump and his South Korean counterpart, Moon Jae-in, at the U.N. on Thursday.
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He was trying to justify a much longer list of cuts that are, well, deplorable - everything from legal services for the poor to public television and environmental protection.
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That policy was widely criticized by immigration advocates and called "deplorable" by a judge who ordered the release of immigrant women and children held in detention in 2015.
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"I cannot think of a more deplorable situation than what we have learned in this case," Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy E. Nehls said in a news release.
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In her initially vitriolic response to the "deplorable" criticism, Linton had lashed out about how much she and her husband contribute to the economy and pay in taxes.
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National Briefing | Midwest The Detroit teachers' union filed a lawsuit Thursday against the district calling for repairing "deplorable" conditions and removing the state-appointed emergency manager, Darnell Earley.
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Rights group Amnesty International has condemned the trials of Morsy and others in the past, calling them a "charade" that demonstrated the "deplorable state" of Egypt's criminal system.
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And I simply find it deplorable that someone would start that rumor in order to create a deeper wedge to absolve themselves from the crappy decision they've made.
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Arthur: I agree with you that it is more deplorable to punch down than it is to punch up — that hitting the poor and weak is generally unforgivable.
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The dogs are usually born in deplorable conditions, where hygiene and disease control standards are non-existent and mistreatment of both the puppies and their mothers is commonplace.
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The revelation of the deplorable conversation between the two men feels like something Bush won't be able to come back from, and I hope it stays that way.
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It is deplorable when the Justice Department feels it has to sue you a second time for racial discrimination because you didn't get the hint the first time.
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Whether you're a fervent deplorable for Donald Trump or a shimmying Hillary Clinton acolyte, you probably agree that this presidential campaign has outstayed its welcome by some measure.
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This is a good way to hasten the transformation of southern Manhattan into an island for only the gilded rich, a process already occurring, which many find deplorable.
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"We are taking all the measures we can to give the best treatment to the victims and try to mitigate the consequences of this deplorable event," he said.
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"This administration owes it to the American people to significantly improve this deplorable standing in order to sufficiently protect government information and thereby our national security," said Rep.
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If you are an American news outlet, how do you cover the resurgence of the white supremacist movement without giving them a platform to advance their deplorable beliefs?
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That's why Trump's failing to call out Putin's manipulation of U.S. sources of information, let alone Russian hacking and theft of campaign emails and analytics, is so deplorable.
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Donald Trump is a deplorable candidate — to put it charitably — and anyone who helps him advance his racial, religious and ethnic bigotry is part of that bigotry. Period.
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As leaders of national associations representing principals and parents, we have seen firsthand and heard many stories of the deplorable conditions inside some of our nation's school buildings.
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So you have Clinton calling them "deplorable," and before her Obama talking about "bitter" people "clinging" to guns and religion, but this is all over popular culture, too.
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"The indiscriminate use of chemicals, rubber bullets and stun grenades against vulnerable populations, and particularly without reasons for such force, is a dangerous and deplorable act," Kyritsis said.
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That is why theology that adheres to millennia-old Christian teachings on human life, other social issues, and religious liberty are considered "deplorable" and "irredeemable" by the Left.
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Just a day later, hundreds of people swarmed US consulates across Canada, joining 600 US cities in voicing their opposition to the administration's deplorable "zero tolerance" immigration policies.
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The Botticelli exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, so filled with the hopes and ambitions of the Renaissance, seems especially timely in our deplorable political moment.
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"What @realDonaldTrump said about Democrat women in Congress is deplorable and beneath the dignity of the office," Kasich, who ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, tweeted.
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Whatever Venezuelan soldiers may think of Mr. Maduro, the deplorable history of United States interventions in the Americas could well unite them — and many Venezuelans — against another one.
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In the United States, dangerous and deplorable as the result has been, there is an automatic "recall" date on the package of hopefully 2020, and, at worst, 2024.
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"Some of the acts there have been deplorable and certainly something that we're monitoring very closely," White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters, without providing further detail.
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So, it's a clear correlation between the two things, and it feels really terrifying to have a president who won't come out and say, these are deplorable acts.
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The way we bestow celebrity status reflects what we value; so too does where and how and why we deem celebrities good or bad or admirable or deplorable.
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In 2014, a New York Times investigation documented the deplorable treatment of those workers, including the unlawful deportation of hundreds for striking while working on the N.Y.U. project.
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As such, it is not so much that Trump's deplorable comment in 2005 about women that celebrity men can just "grab them by the p----" is the problem.
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Still, when we're talking about Americans' most basic democratic right, any attempt to restrict it for political gain is deplorable — especially when such efforts are blatantly racially motivated.
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"The fact that these huge price differences exist for maternity care is deplorable," said Kristin Torres Mowat, senior vice president of plan development and data operations at Castlight Health.
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Not too long ago, Holland was surrendered at an open access shelter in the Chicago area in "deplorable condition," according to a Facebook post from the Trio Animal Foundation.
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Most would agree that Apartheid was objectively deplorable but many would also agree that its existence played a profoundly important role in the history of nonviolent change that followed.
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Look for a fake or egg profile pic, a fake name, a tiny number of followers and giveaways like the use of "deplorable" in the name or general illiteracy.
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Many in the world found that state-enforced racism deplorable and its eventual demise came about after a global campaign of civic engagement and boycotts in the early 3313s.
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But taken together, what these two stories suggest about the role of race and privilege when it comes to hate speech and censorship on social media is truly deplorable.
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While Mr. Sanders did not repeat his previous assertion that Mr. Clinton's sexual misconduct was "totally disgraceful and unacceptable," he did call it "deplorable" when pressed by a moderator.
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Either way, she won't have the safety of a baby to save her, so it's up to the people around her, deplorable as they are, to help her succeed.
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Contreras also "had visited the Ford home had opportunity to observe the deplorable condition of the Ford home and abuse mark(s) present on Gizzell," according to Mercado's lawsuit.
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" James Dobson, an evangelical psychologist, radio host and religious right activist, said on Monday, "The comments Mr. Trump made 11 years ago were deplorable and I condemn them entirely.
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Hope Frye, a San Francisco immigration attorney who said she has toured all the federal migrant facilities in the Rio Grande Valley, was adamant that conditions have been deplorable.
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"The truly deplorable thing in this race is the shameful level of condescension & disrespect @HillaryClinton's showing to her fellow citizens," Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said on Twitter.
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What they are finding is that it's impossible to play deplorable to the deplorables, and admirable to the admirables, without giving away the game to one or the other.
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If they admit that Duke and his ilk are "deplorable," then all that's left is to determine the size of the basket, and then dump the whole thing out.
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Attack condemned as 'deplorable' Writing Thursday on Twitter, Hamdullah Mohib, Afghanistan's ambassador to the United States, said his heart went out to Fatima for the loss of her father.
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"While my opponent slams you as deplorable and irredeemable, I call you hard-working American patriots who love your country," Trump told a rally in North Carolina on Monday.
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Legend has it that Lozen could, almost divinely, predict the movements of the U.S. Cavalry, which had been moving her tribe into deplorable camps and fighting anyone who resisted.
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Where previous seasons might have painted the overall prison experience as deplorable, there was sufficient humor to make things feel like being stuck in a really awful summer camp.
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He was wearing a " MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN " cap and carried a sign that said " PROUD TO BE DEPLORABLE "—a reference to Hillary Clinton's derogatory remark about Trump supporters.
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Gustavo Rivera, a senator for six years, has become an important voice in health care, especially for the poor, and has worked to reform the state's deplorable bail system.
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My opponent described tens of millions of American citizens as deplorable and irredeemable – how can Hillary Clinton seek to lead this country when she considers its citizens beyond redemption?
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Humayun Khan, a Muslim American who was awarded a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart after he was killed in Iraq by a suicide bomber, was deplorable and mystifying.
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Those statistics notwithstanding, young Mexicans are still choosing to study journalism—even if they live outside Mexico City, where the violence is bloodier and the working conditions more deplorable.
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Their offensive rating leaps from a deplorable 97.5 when he's on the floor (lowest on the team) all the way to 107.9 (highest on the team) when he sits.
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And like yogis going out of body, they insisted that the I.O.C., which runs world Olympic sports, bears no responsibility for the deplorable state of cheating affairs in Russia.
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With a vote on the House measure looming Tuesday, reports of deplorable conditions for migrants being held by the U.S. have underscored the need for an emergency aid package.
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But Johnson is a case study in how the very same character traits that make someone heroic under one set of circumstances can make him downright deplorable under another.
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Tens of thousands remain in camps that often have deplorable conditions, even after a sharp fall in arrivals and a legal judgment that overturned some rules for new migrants.
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The tour made a quick descent into a kind of racial taunting that felt aptly vestigial for a sport in decline, and grew only more deplorable as it went.
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McConnell's Democratic predecessor as Senate majority leader, Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas, was FDR's dependable New Deal yes man in the 1930s, supporting even Roosevelt's deplorable court-packing scheme.
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What we're left with is a morality play in which three deeply deplorable people — and one surprising white knight — wrestle with class privilege, mental illness and extremely silly food.
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WASHINGTON, May 5 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is monitoring the situation in Venezuela closely and has found some of the acts there "deplorable," the White House said on Friday.
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And suggesting that Adam Schiff, who heads the House intelligence committee, should be arrested for treason, is bonkers, nuts, deplorable and, well, very much in character for the president.
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BOB FREEMAN, PITTSBURGH To the Editor: I have many liberal friends who believe all Trump voters to be deplorable and some have even cut off family members for it.
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Moreira's Livre decried Ventura's statement as "deplorable and racist", while the ruling Socialists said the party deemed his actions "inadmissible" and was considering a vote of condemnation in parliament.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "From 'a Proud Deplorable,' " a June 8 letter from a Trump supporter: Dear Friend: I write as a proud liberal with an open mind.
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Donald Trump's victory and some of the, yes, deplorable chants that accompanied it do not mean that a majority of Americans are irredeemable bigots (though too many indeed are).
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Some 600,000 Rohingya are living in "deplorable" conditions in Myanmar's Rakhine state, subject to restrictions on movement that touch almost every aspect of their lives, the U.N report said.
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Donald Trump's campaign manager agrees, in principle, with the most controversial thing Hillary Clinton has ever said on the campaign trail: that some percentage of Trump supporters are deplorable.
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" But it soon became clear that the "wow" wasn't actually a reaction to the behavior of the Trump supporter — even though she agreed that "that man's conduct was deplorable.
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In 2015, a federal judge found that a third detention centre exposed mothers and their children to "widespread and deplorable conditions" and "wholly failed" to provide safe and sanitary environments.
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SS: That's an amazing line, 'The deplorable nature of the infrastructure in the United States,' your words, and-, but how much of this can be changed by a federal diktat?
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To ignore the deplorable act of plagiarism is to condone an incarnation of corruption that may seem harmless but sets an insidious precedent for disingenuity and carelessness to go unpoliced.
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Cheapening the brand further was Donald Trump Junior, who was mocked for wearing a flag pin with "deplorable" written across the middle to the 2018 White House Easter Egg Roll.
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Fernandez said the gold rush had drawn wealthy local businessmen, poor itinerant miners and prostitutes into the jungle - and some workers were victims of human trafficking, living in deplorable conditions.
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Plus, the U.K. is increasing sanctions on Gilead, which is a real-life way powerful nations punish deplorable countries, and raising its cap on American refugees who flee to Canada.
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Called to do something about police brutality and deplorable living conditions of many in Baltimore's housing projects, thousands of people took to the streets in April to protest Freddie's death.
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A senior Hamas leader, Khalil Al-Hayya, said at a border encampment that Monday's protest was timed to coincide with the "deplorable crime of moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem".
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Page 400: The tech ecosystem and its chroniclers like TechCrunch, forever agonizing about the deplorable state of women in tech, started howling about the corrosive effects of such a culture.
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Having bad things happen to deplorable people with the hope that the audience will care about them feels manipulative, and doesn't work to excuse the bad actions they've already taken.
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In its ruling, Italy's top court said the legal meandering that produced two convictions, two acquittals and four years each in jail for Knox and Sollecito resulted from "deplorable" carelessness.
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Conway: Man who shouted 'Jew-S-A' is 'deplorable' Her speech comes after Donald Trump told ABC recently that Melania Trump would make "two or three speeches" before Election Day.
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The White House Monday said Obama would not be relegated to "damage control" for Clinton's stumbles, and he declined to address either the "deplorable" dust-up or her illness directly.
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In the lawsuit, migrants and their advocates described "deplorable" and unsanitary conditions where babies were sick, flu was spreading and children didn't have access to essential and prompt medical care.
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Despite nursing severe injuries from the crash and subsequent beating, he was shot in the leg while being held prisoner, constantly threatened by guards and kept in deplorable living conditions.
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You should all be held accountable, not only for getting in the deplorable basket with an unconvicted serial sexual predator, but also for masking misogyny under the cover of law.
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Defeat Crooked Hillary PAC, a group funded largely by hedge fund billionaire Robert Mercer, released a statement Monday saying it's "deplorable" that Clinton has misled the public about her health.
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"It is deplorable that Hamas and others continue to glorify such attacks, which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis," Mladenov said in a statement.
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It would increase his leverage, and be morally correct, if he would stun those governments by reviving his earlier powerful denunciation of the deplorable human rights situation in North Korea.
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The method chosen is deplorable — cutting the state share of the earned-income tax credit for low-income workers, a federal program widely praised as an effective lift from poverty.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.), Washington, D.C. US Muslims stand against terror We condemn the deplorable acts of terrorism that were unleashed on our fellow New Yorkers, New Jerseyans and Minnesotans.
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Johnny Isakson to resign at end of year Second senator denied visa to enter Russia Russia denies GOP senator visa ahead of trip MORE (R-Ariz.) "deplorable," and defended Sen.
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Throughout my quest to exercise without riding the cotton pony I wrestled with the question of whether my voyage of self-discovery was a deplorable indication of my immense privilege.
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The mayor of Beaumont, Alexis Faveur, shook his head in disbelief as he described the damage left by the hurricane this month, and the deplorable circumstances it reduced them to.
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Her labeling of up to one-half of the American people as "irredeemable" and "deplorable" echoes her hero Sanger's dismissal of "human weeds" and "defective stock" in need of extirpation.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity— a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," the museum's founding director, Lonnie Bunch, said in a statement.
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Last week, the lawyers raised alarm after seeing what they described as "deplorable" conditions for hundreds of children, who the attorneys said were held without sufficient food, water and sanitation.
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Dan was one of several veterans whose poor care at Walter Reed became a national news story about the deplorable conditions injured service members were enduring under the Army's care.
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I'll sit here between now and Election Day," Conway added, and "we won't get to the tens of millions of people Hillary Clinton was referring to by calling them deplorable.
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Every time you and your brethren at other news organizations dream up a new scheme to get Mr. Trump, we out here in deplorable land increase our support for him.
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There is a fine line between respecting the media for the good job they do holding our leaders accountable … and criticizing it for the deplorable gossip column it has become.
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So even when Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton exit the campaign stage, the next iterations of "Deplorable" merchandise, Nasty Woman Twitter handles and Hillary health memes will live on.
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"It is important to clearly establish the facts and then determine responsibility for this deplorable attack," a spokeswoman said, largely repeating a statement issued by the European Union on Sunday.
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In a perverse way, the president is welcoming the right-wing Jews into his version of the American mainstream: They are just as deplorable as many of his other supporters.
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Mr. Sanders, Vermont's junior senator, insisted that nearly all of his online fans were good and decent people, but said he would "disown those people" who behave in deplorable ways.
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It's also rare, and while deplorable, it is not systemic in nature in the way that the left would like to scare Americans, particularly in the inner cities, into thinking.
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Their attackers — part of a larger and (truly) deplorable movement — are now overshadowed by the Left's laundry list of anti-Trump soundbites and the liberal media's obsession with covering them.
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Pockets of concerned teachers began meeting about how we could expose the deplorable conditions in our schools and bring attention to the abuses that students and teachers have long suffered.
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It's deplorable that someone, for their own selfish reasons, leaked selective portions of the confidential and sealed court record to create an inaccurate and unfair picture of what is really happening.
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But I would counter by asking if it is any worse than leaving these detainees in deplorable, dangerous conditions -- a clear and present danger to international security -- while the world dithers?
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That's why the judge finds the process so abhorrent — the impact may not be huge, but when it's people's basic rights, the effect doesn't have to be big to be deplorable.
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I have avoided doing that, trying to run an issue-oriented campaign...Yes, [Bill's] behavior was deplorable...Have I ever once said a word about that issue, no I have not.
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"We think it's time that America wake up to this deplorable, inhumane situation in which immigrant communities across this nation live under," Gutierrez told CNN via Facetime during the sit-in.
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Including the photo, which did not come with a graphic image warning, has been called "distasteful, disgusting and deplorable," and was a major talking point on Twitter in Kenya on Wednesday.
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But mostly it just fires up Trump's existing base of support, some of whom are now making and selling out t-shirts that proudly say things like "I'm Deplorable!" on them.
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"Johns Hopkins expresses profound sympathy for individuals and families impacted by the deplorable 1940s syphilis study funded and conducted by the U.S. government in Guatemala," the university said in a statement.
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And you get into this deplorable and irredeemable, your political activists that talk about her Twitter, they go across the White House and make noise so the president can&apost sleep.
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"It is deplorable, incompetent and dangerous that WHO, which has both public health expertise and the duty of health protection, is speechlessly deferring to the IOC, which has neither," Attaran writes.
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We don't know what it looks like for Trump to extend an olive branch; to try to heal a divide; to attempt to restrain, much less disown, his most deplorable supporters.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Lonnie Bunch, the museum director, wrote in an email to staff.
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"It is deplorable that extremist elements may have been seeking to exploit these protests for their own violent purposes," Britain's minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, said in a statement.
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CasaPound's prime ministerial candidate Simone Di Stefano told a news conference the attack was "deplorable" but said the party would not answer for Spada's behavior as he was not a member.
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Viral social media posts of classrooms in deplorable conditions and stories of educators moonlighting in the gig economy to make ends meet have likely increased support for more investment in education.
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As we saw with Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia, it's clear that the lucrative abortion industry is not able or willing to police itself and allows filthy, deplorable conditions to go unchecked.
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Suddenly, Obama and his fellow Democrats have recast Russia, with its hackers, as the supreme villain of the hour — the Ultimate Deplorable, putting its thumb deliberately on the scale for Trump.
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They reveal that the U.S. no longer stands among the nations of the world which recognize women's rights as human rights, giving tacit support to countries with deplorable human rights records.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Lonnie Bunch III, the museum's founding director, said in a statement.
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Berru's actions are deplorable, but what is more upsetting is how incredibly common they are, and this troubling fact about the element of the music world we cover is not new.
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As a Company committed to diversity, inclusiveness and tolerance, we urge the Governor of Georgia to veto the deplorable and regressive legislation (House Bill 757) that has been sent to him.
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A government's use of lethal force against a citizen must always be heavily scrutinized and must always be a last resort — no matter how deplorable a citizen he may have been.
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" Sally Kohn, the left-leaning CNN commentator, wrote in The Washington Post that "what is, in fact, deplorable is not only that Clinton said this but that she apparently believes it.
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"This is a deplorable way to treat a veteran who risked his life in combat for our nation," she wrote in a letter to the secretary of homeland security, Kirstjen Nielsen.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the G.O.P. tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, her spokesman.
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One character whose race, gender and behavior mark him as deplorable in the show's terms is elaborately shamed for no real narrative purpose, other than the satisfaction of seeing him shamed.
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" Trump deflected by pointing fingers at Clinton for calling some of his supporters "deplorable," cited massive loss, only to then say "I would be a president for all of the people.
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The daylong visit is part of an upcoming VICELAND documentary and comes amid nationwide outrage over recent suicide attempts among Indigenous youth, and deplorable living conditions on reserves across the country.
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John McCain is "deplorable," and the Georgia Republican promised to continue speaking out against Trump if he continues to speak ill of the deceased war hero and former GOP presidential nominee.
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"It is deplorable that not a single victim of Islamic State's horrific abuses including sexual slavery has gotten their day in court," said Belkis Wille, Iraq Researcher for Human Rights Watch.
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"The living conditions in this camp...are already deplorable ... With winter coming, the situation cannot but worsen," Dunja Mijatovic, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, said in a statement.
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When they use their positions in American culture to lecture, judge and disdain, they push more people into an opposing coalition that liberals are increasingly prone to think of as deplorable.
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From the presidential race on down, Democrats adopted a strategy of inclusiveness that excluded a hefty share of Americans and consigned many to a "basket of deplorables" who aren't all deplorable.
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"Today's direct attack on an English language class in Kabul, which killed or critically injured dozens of children aged between the ages of 16 and 18, is deplorable," the statement said.
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"It's truly deplorable because the map shows that the government considers women as nothing but baby-producing machines," said Han Chang-min, a spokesman for the opposition Justice Party, on Friday.
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"The armed forces radically reject such deplorable remarks that constitute a vile act of interference," he said, flanked by military top brass, before reading a formal statement of support for Maduro.
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One spiel, the one that includes the phrase "deplorables," is intended to set the stage for a rhetorical pivot to the idea that the vast majority of Trump supporters aren't deplorable.
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But Conway's eagerness to condemn anti-Semitic activity at Trump rallies does reflect a dynamic we've often seen this campaign among other Republicans: that some bigotries are more deplorable than others.
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" Coglianese went on to say "I know a lot of you are writing right now [saying] I'm 'deplorable from wherever,'" at which point Collins jumped in to say, "We love the deplorables!
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Meanwhile, John Sanders, the acting US Customs and Border Protection commissioner, is leaving his job amid the growing controversy over migrant children being held in deplorable conditions in facilities near the border.
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Later, County Attorney Mike Freeman released a statement that denounced the players' "deplorable behavior" and concluded that U of M's investigation offered "no new significant evidence" that would lead to criminal charges.
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In October, he wrote in Newsweek that one of President Donald Trump's supporters with the handle "Mike's Deplorable AF" had tweeted to him after he had written about Trump's conflicts of interest.
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Thomas Dewald, 20, allegedly told police that he had searched the neighborhood for children playing in their yards unsupervised and living in "deplorable conditions," according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein on Friday called the loss of life deplorable and said a "staggering number" of injuries had been caused by live ammunition.
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" The latest: On Thursday evening, in an MSNBC interview with Chris Hayes, Coates said: "...the problem here is not that [Biden] had polite relationships with people who had deeply, deeply deplorable views.
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The online version of the story that accompanied the "deplorable" tweet hardly mentioned the first daughter and didn't include the over-the-top, anti-Trump images that appear in the hard copy.
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"The photo of him and the baboons, a family, it's absolutely deplorable and totally contradicts everything that game management is about," retired Fish and Game Commissioner Gary Power told Reuters on Monday.
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He's got no reason to mistrust brown people or question the notion of a woman being qualified to serve as leader of the free world, as Trump's more deplorable supporters surely do.
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In their haste to condemn Clinton for using the term "deplorable," the Trump campaign robbed itself of control over who it gets to present as its allies, and who it does not.
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"He is one of the most brutal and deplorable warlords in the region," Jennifer Cooke, director of the Africa Program at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, told CNN.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Police in the eastern Mexican state of Veracruz have rescued 115 migrants, including 41 minors, traveling in "in deplorable conditions" in a truck, a state official said on Sunday.
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Bannon gloried in the slights and scorn directed at Trump supporters, proudly insisting that elitist Clintonites looked down on them as 'hobbits,' 'Grunions,' and — co-opting Clinton's own ill-advised term — 'deplorable.
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We've seen deaths in the ring, fighters coming off brain bleeds returning to sparring, deplorable human beings become worldwide phenomenons, and brave men and women ripped off in any number of ways.
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"Now we find out Hillary has been lying to the American people about her own health — that's deplorable and quite frankly, disgusting," said Hogan Gidley, communications director of Defeat Crooked Hillary PAC.
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"She calls the patriotic Americans who support our campaign, many of whom are cops and soldiers, 'deplorable' and 'irredeemable' and she means it," he said during a rally in Fort Myers, Fla.
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As someone who believes climate change is real and a long-time champion of renewables, I think the latest efforts to denigrate natural gas and drive policy through scare tactics are deplorable.
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Criticism, no matter the tone or validity, is rejected out-of-hand and cast as either unwitting moral failure, political naïveté or, worse, the crass expression of something deplorable in the critic.
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"The attitude towards Pakistan of both All Indian Tennis Association and ITF is highly deplorable, to say the least," Qureshi wrote in a letter to Pakistan Tennis Federation chief Salim Saifullah Khan.
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The Greek authorities sift their cases slowly, for months at a time, as the asylum seekers live in limbo, trapped in conditions so deplorable Pope Francis likened them to a concentration camp.
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" A visit by McClatchy investigative reporters "found animals in deplorable conditions… merchants openly sold bone wine, despite a 1993 ban by China on bone products sourced from both domesticated and wild tigers.
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In a statement, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein called the loss of life deplorable and said a "staggering number" of injuries had been caused by live ammunition.
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On Sunday, a day after Mr. Trump's tweet, the spokesman for Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs used Twitter to denounce CNN as "deplorable" for its coverage of a terrorist attack in Sinai.
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Which of Bazelon's two visions for the future of American prosecution will carry the day: a continuation of the deplorable status quo or a revolution in fairness led by "the New D.A.s"?
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Women and their bodies are referred to with deplorable name-calling—and the thing is, that's kind of the point: to paint an accurate picture of men's pro hockey in the 1970s.
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Enders also called for Germany to move forward more boldly on closer European defense integration, citing concerns about what he called the "deplorable" state of the German military after years of neglect.
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" Clinton partially walked back the comments, saying she regrets calling "half" the New York businessman's supporters "deplorable," but stood by her characterization of his campaign and his ties to the "alt-right.
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Clinton is about as sorry for her deplorable comments (pun intended) as Madeleine Albright was sorry for warning that there is "a special place in hell" for women who don't help other women (i.e.
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Inspired by Bly's real-life investigation into the mistreatment of mentally ill patients, this movie, starring Christina Ricci, brings a dark intensity to the deplorable conditions Bly experienced, with several cinematic twists.
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"Over the weekend, a Transguard employee made inflammatory comments on his personal Facebook account celebrating the deplorable mosque attack in Christchurch, New Zealand," security company Transguard said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But he says the subjects of his focus group didn't just confirm that they tend to find Trump deplorable — they also suggested that young voters may be open to affirmatively supporting Clinton.
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" Many Democrats point out, however, that Hillary Clinton did call out racism in her speech on the alt-right and then again, less eloquently, when she called half of Trump supporters "deplorable.
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It&aposs being run by the same kind of Hillary party that he is, the same kind of horrible person that he is with this attitude about deplorable Americans like you and me.
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Immigration officials separate families at the border seeking asylum; incarcerate people indefinitely for months and years in deplorable detention centers; and fail to take action after conducting investigations into deaths at detention facilities.
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The queasy Republicans that Mr Trump needs—folk such as college-educated whites and suburban women, who have deserted him in historic numbers—are not about to put on a "Adorable Deplorable" badge.
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There's Margot — who's quick-witted and popular, thin despite deplorable eating habits, and recently fired from her job — and Lily, a perky athlete with a ninja-themed YouTube fitness channel and 900,000 followers.
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Because firms are unable to distinguish between the consensual sex-trade and the deplorable activities the law was designed to stop, virtually every online forum where Americans discussed sex-work has gone dark.
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From Dude, Where's My Car to Win A Date With Tad Hamilton — we've rounded up early 2000s movies that seemed like a good idea at the time, but in hindsight are totally deplorable.
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French medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), which runs the center together with the ministry, condemned the "deplorable attack" and said its efforts were focused on the immediate safety of patients and staff.
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The cover ridiculed Ivanka for being "all smiles" at the embassy opening while deadly clashes occurred in Gaza and even referred to her as a "deplorable" in a tweet promoting the derogatory cover.
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Here, hundreds of families who lost their homes in an earthquake 32 years ago are living in deplorable conditions, with children and grandchildren born during the interminable wait for promised government-subsidized homes.
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South Korea's President Moon Jae-in called out North Korea's "deplorable" provocations before a meeting with Trump today at the UN, noting he is "very satisfied" with the U.S. response to North Korea.
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What Donald said on a "hot mic" to Billy Bush is despicable (as is Billy's easy abetting pleasure), and the ongoing courageous revelations by women who were mauled by Trump are certainly deplorable.
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Hillary Clinton has notably used the "basket of deplorables" formulation more than once, and continues to harp on the point that Trump has used deplorable things like racism and sexism to excite supporters.
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While banking and telecommunications (which we've basically imported) are shining examples of success in many countries, our public transport infrastructure is rudimentary at best, hospital conditions are deplorable, and electricity is a luxury.
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"And, despite a light being shone on this deplorable violation of our rights, the Government is still trying to keep us in the dark over further examples of MI5 seriously breaching the law."
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Museum Director Lonnie Bunch wrote in an email to staff after the incident.
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Linton took aim at an Instagram user who had mocked her and called her "deplorable" after the actress shared a photo of herself alongside Mnuchin leaving a government plane clad in designer brands.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The U.N. migration agency and the Council of Europe's human rights commissioner urged Bosnia on Thursday to relocate an overcrowded migrant camp, warning of a humanitarian risk because of "deplorable" conditions.
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"We sincerely believed it would be an opportunity to have an overdue public conversation about the deplorable actions of our country towards people at the border," a note on the store's website says.
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" Clinton offered a half apology in a Saturday statement, saying she regrets lumping so many Trump supporters into one category, but stood by her characterization of aspects of the Trump campaign as "deplorable.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Pelosi.
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Yet seeing this gloating, taunting and, yes, deplorable trio in the Oval Office and under Hillary Clinton's portrait was a step too far for me, even in this polarized and dismal political atmosphere.
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Democrats said Trump's tweets were deplorable, given that the 3 million-plus U.S. citizens on Puerto Rico are confronting the kind of hardships that would draw howls of outrage if they affected a state.
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That said, Donald Trump's candidacy and successful election lifted the lid on a whole array of deplorable, but surprisingly widely held beliefs in our country, ranging from white supremacy to denigration of the disabled.
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But that didn't stop Trump supporters—who commonly refer to themselves online as "deplorables" with screen names like Deplorable Susie—from claiming that McCabe the photo shows him being removed for some imagined wrongdoing.
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"I find it deplorable that an infant, who was supposed to come to Oregon to receive much needed lifesaving care, was not able to access that care at Oregon Health Sciences University," Oregon Gov.
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The shop primarily offers patterns for knitted hats and cowls with Trump support and anti-abortion messages, and these reviews frequently reference the Ravelry ban: "Thank you from this unRaveled deplorable knitter," reads one.
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However, Pacquiao appears to be the first — at least in recent years — to be let go for comments made in the media, as opposed to deplorable convicted crimes like domestic abuse, murder and doping.
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Tartaglione's attorney, however, denied that his client attacked Epstein and tells PEOPLE that he is being framed after making a complaint in court earlier this week about the "deplorable conditions" at Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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"The standard as proposed is not going to make a dent in the emissions growth curve of airlines, and that is really deplorable," said Vera Pardee, a lawyer with the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Trump lost women and minority voters ages ago -- Latinos, and African-Americans -- not just with his flippant misogynistic and racist comments, but his doubling down in defense of policies that reflect those deplorable values.
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Mike Lee on his meeting with Pence: "Lee emphasized that Republicans must identify David Duke's racism as deplorable" Trump's fellow Republicans are doing that for her—and they're demanding he admit as much himself.
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"Our message to Governor Nathan Deal was loud and clear: this deplorable legislation was bad for his constituents, bad for business, and bad for Georgia's future," HRC President Chad Griffin said in a statement.
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But that hasn't stopped Trump supporters—who commonly refer to themselves online as "deplorables" with screen names like Deplorable Susie—from claiming that McCabe the photo shows him being removed for some imagined wrongdoing.
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Prisoners in northern Quebec are being subjected to "deplorable" conditions, everything from overcrowding to limited access to water and around-the-clock cell confinement, according to a scathing new report from the province's ombudsman.
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By virtue of being set in violently racist times so different than ours, period pieces unearth antiquated and deplorable race relations in which white people are powerful and other, non-white people are not.
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The backdrop: Shah, who worked at the RNC during the campaign, had some unwanted publicity this week after NYMag's Olivia Nuzzi published private messages featuring Shah calling Trump a "deplorable" in October of 2016.
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And there is some evidence that Trump's supporters don't simply have a passive, tacit acceptance of an undesirable platform, but instead have an active set of beliefs that support what is deplorable in Trump.
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Second, it's deplorable to expect Meghan to get all dressed up after delivering a baby so she can be viewed by others, instead of focusing on her own needs and those of her family.
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"We acknowledge in sorrow — and, I have to tell you, outrage — that Russia has turned a blind eye to Assad's deplorable use of chlorine gas and barrel bombs against his people," Mr. Kerry said.
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Lest you be tempted to see this trainwreck for yourself, Kristy Puchko from Pajiba has a warning: It's so insipid and punishing and deplorable that I feel I'm owed hazard pay for enduring it.
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" The statement continues, "It's deplorable that someone, for their own selfish reasons, leaked selective portions of the confidential and sealed court record to create an inaccurate and unfair picture of what is really happening.
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The French government has agreed to set up new facilities to house migrants and refugees in Dunkirk, yet agencies offering aid to the residents of the camp have described conditions as deplorable and inhumane.
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His policy was sometimes even informed by reporting: After reading Upton Sinclair's 1906 "The Jungle," which exposed the deplorable conditions of the meatpacking industry in Chicago, Roosevelt quickly moved to pass meat inspection legislation.
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People who are primed to feel anxious about white people losing majority status, in other words, can't be easily written out of the Democratic Party coalition as deplorable racists without significantly shrinking the party.
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" In other words, he continued, in an era where "whiteness" has become increasingly associated with moral injustice (past and present), liberals are determined to distinguish themselves as "inclusive" and "unlike the deplorable white majority.
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He also sent a message of condolences to the Warmbier family, saying it was "deeply deplorable that North Korea does not respect the universal standards and values of human rights," according to his office.
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Vanishingly few elite climbers make careers out of free-soloing, and plenty call it irresponsible and deplorable, but in their heart of hearts they all recognize it as the final word in bad-assery.
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" Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne has said the "deplorable" conduct "had nothing whatsoever to do with the collective bargaining process" and the "egregious acts were neither known to nor sanctioned by (Fiat Chrysler).
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Trump, acting opposite of McCain, took the rumors and elevated them to an artform; for years, he beat the birther drum that many deplorable conservatives clung to harder than their guns or their Bibles.
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Some 600,000 Rohingya are living in conditions the United Nations has described as deplorable in Rakhine State, subject to restrictions on movement that touch almost every aspect of their lives including healthcare and education.
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"In the context of global revenue of $2.2 billion, it is deplorable that Twitter continues to act as an inert host for vast swathes of anti-Semitic hate speech and abuse," the report said.
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"Such unprincipled, unlawful and deplorable attacks cause immense human suffering and make the peace that Afghans need and deserve even more difficult to achieve," said Pernille Kardel, the Secretary-General's Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan.
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We can enjoy the journey of the worst of the worst, but the next time a series tries to turn a blind eye to their most deplorable actions, perhaps we shouldn't be so easily distracted.
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B. The outrage over Flint has faded and the deplorable condition of water in other cities barely got passing mention anyway, but the state of water in the US still has much to be desired.
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Nate's a supplement guy who's dedicated his life to slinging nutritional pills and powders that have not been approved by what he deems to be the "inept, deplorable, and useless" FDA all over the country.
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Washington (CNN)A spokeswoman for Donald Trump's campaign Tuesday said it didn't use the word "deplorable" to describe former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke because it didn't want to use Hillary Clinton's terminology.
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" Clinton and Trump have been feuding for days over who's "deplorable" after the Democratic nominee said at a Friday fundraiser: "You could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the 'basket of deplorables.
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"Since his earliest days as a candidate, Trump, a world traveler, cited the deplorable condition of the U.S. infrastructure compared to nations around the world," wrote Tom Block, Washington policy strategist at Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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"The Secretary-General reiterated that the attack on the Saudi embassy in Tehran was deplorable, but added that the announcement of a break in Saudi diplomatic relations with Tehran was deeply worrying," Dujarric told reporters.
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Another group of LGBTQ-related cases Gorsuch could preside over question the legality of discrimination against queer and trans people in the name of "religious freedom," among other ethically deplorable but somewhat constitutionally sound defenses.
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The media has focused heavily on Trump, with Clinton only able to break through when she attacked the Republican nominee (as in her speech on the alt-right and her comments about Trump's "deplorable" supporters).
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Speaking on a cell phone between his civics classes, Conn ticked off the reasons for the protest: Overcrowded classes, deplorable building conditions, safety hazards, equipment shortages: "The conditions are terrible in the schools," Conn said.
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You get to see people go from living in what can be a really deplorable situation and struggling to make ends meet, to having this sense of pride and stability that they never had before.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper also recently said, "She doesn't seem to have done enough introspection.... Putin didn't tell you don't go to Wisconsin, James Comey didn't tell you [to] call one-quarter of the country 'deplorable.
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It struck me that the president, his negotiators, and his loyally "deplorable" backers might (gulp!) just be America's best hope for striking a deal, 18 years late, to conclude the US military's role in Afghanistan.
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The truly deplorable conditions at Fyre Festival have led many to wonder if the eponymous startup—which is creating a talent booking app that's still months away from release—knew what was going to happen.
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Sure, Fox News and the NRA were in their regular spots between booths full of "deplorable" hammocks, Donald Trump nutcrackers and a life-size statue of the President, made of nails and posed as Superman.
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"It's deplorable that John Hugh was prevented from entering China, particularly if this was punishment for his political activity in Australia," said David Brophy, a senior lecturer in Chinese history at the University of Sydney.
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Francis, who made an emotional visit to the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz in 2016 and visited Rome's synagogue the same year, said the "vaccine" against "so many deplorable forms of apathy" is memory.
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" Some of the facilities have been described as having "deplorable conditions" by immigration lawyers, who say migrant children are left "without access to soap, clean water, showers, clean clothing, toilets, toothbrushes, adequate nutrition or adequate sleep.
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"Those who criticize this truce don't know the deplorable humanitarian situation the regime had put us in," said Abu Walid al-Wa'ar, an activist from Homs's rebel-held al-Wa'ar neighborhood, who uses a revolutionary alias.
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Though Weinstein has faced some consequences for his allegedly deplorable actions — including being fired from his own company and expelled from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences — Weinstein has yet to face an arrest.
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The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) slammed the "deplorable" actions, saying the moves are part of a "race to the bottom" by countries trying to make themselves as unattractive as possible to deter migrants and refugees.
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But it is because I'm aware of my own fear that I know that even "good" cops can kill unarmed black men and millions of non-deplorable people can find ways to rationalize every such shooting.
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Robinson plays Lucas on the series, and while I'm already convinced that Lucas could very well be the show's most deplorable villain yet, that's not the reason Robinson is the person to turn to for answers.
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" Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne in a statement said the "deplorable" conduct "had nothing whatsoever to do with the collective bargaining process" and the "egregious acts were neither known to nor sanctioned by (Fiat Chrysler).
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Low teacher pay and a teacher shortage are issues, but the focus of Monday's sick-out is the "deplorable conditions of the schools," Bailey said in an interview, adding some schools had rats and crumbling walls.
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"The loss of life is deplorable, and the staggering number of injuries caused by live ammunition only confirms the sense that excessive force has been used against demonstrators – not once, not twice, but repeatedly," Zeid said.
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Andrew Rosenthal Let's assume, just for the sake of argument, that Donald Trump and his supporters on the deplorable right actually mean what they say and are not just spewing sound bites for fun or attention.
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He is deplorable In a subsequent tweet, Waters hinted that the pardon signals "an act of desperation" during the ongoing special counsel investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Pelosi: http://bit.ly/2DVtegg.
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And think about starting a discussion the next time someone calls another person or group of people evil, a discussion that does a better, more solution-oriented job of understanding the root causes of deplorable behavior.
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It asks the court to order immediate repairs for conditions that are relegating "children to spend their young lives in deplorable surroundings" and requests the creation of a capital plan to bring schools up to standard.
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And Hannah — who has been so thoroughly deplorable for the last ten episodes — was so much easier to root for than she has been in a long time during the last moments of the episode. Why?
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity—a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," National Museum of African American History director Lonnie Bunch wrote in a statement to her staff.
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Shutterstock is not going to change China's policy toward photos of the Tiananmen Square protests any more than Google can try to launch a search engine on the mainland or change Saudi Arabia's deplorable women's rights.
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On Essex Street and in the surrounding area, Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine documented the deplorable living and working conditions there in the wake of the great immigrations of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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" Vinjamuri says that however deplorable Soleimani's actions against the US and its allies might have been, his killing could set a "precedent for others who might eventually have the capability to execute similar types of attacks.
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"I would not pick those terms but I would say that the conditions in Haiti are deplorable, they are disgusting," Gaetz said on MSNBC, after host Chris Hayes criticized the "over-generalization" of Trump's alleged remark.
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"This defendant allegedly subjected the victim and her son to deplorable and ugly acts of hate, including threats of violence, simply because they are Muslim," the acting Brooklyn district attorney, Eric Gonzalez, said in a statement.
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"The system has not been down — somebody's trying to jam the call center, and making robocalls to try to snafu the thing, which is deplorable," Dayton told reporters, according to a recording provided by his office.
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" The wife was affectionate and supportive, and after observing the couple completing a successful sexual encounter, Foos wrote, "I have had the opportunity to observe many of the deplorable and regrettable tragedies of the Vietnam War.
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Mr. Leonie, who describes himself on Twitter as a "Deplorable & Irredeemable Texas Christian Tea Party Republican Constitutionalist Conservative Libertarian," had worked for the attorney general's office in various capacities since 2004, according to his LinkedIn page.
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"The lawsuit seeks immediate relief for the deplorable and rapidly deteriorating conditions at the facility, including sustained periods of time with little heat, light and medical care for inmates," the law firm said in a statement.
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Though he said the ball would be filled with "internet trolls, and a lot of regular people who LOVE the word Deplorable and feel this event will define an embrace of the negative," he wasn't into labels.
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But however deplorable Poland's politics may be, they also reflect the enormous difficulties East Europeans have faced in assimilating the free-market economics and social liberties of Western societies from which they were forcibly separated for decades.
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The difficulty is that the no-enemies-to-the-right tribal culture in which Hannity and Trump's other supplicants flourished is the same one in which it's considered a grave offense to call Trump-supporting racists deplorable.
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Some Americans object to putting the country's current system of migrant camps on the same list, despite the fact that people report deplorable conditions in these facilities, including lack of food and limited access to clean water.
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A 57-year-old Minnesota man allegedly wheeled his unresponsive mother into a bank to withdraw cash mere hours before her dead body was discovered in their home amidst "deplorable" conditions, charging documents obtained by PEOPLE state.
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"It is deeply deplorable that (North Korea) has conducted a launch using ballistic missile technology in violation of relevant Security Council resolutions ... despite the united plea of the international community against such an act," the statement said.
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Opinion: My Instagram beef with Linton: #Deplorable Jenni Miller, who engaged in a heated Instagram exchange with Louise Linton, the wife of the secretary of Treasury, says Linton has a lot to learn about the American struggle.
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Jennifer Mercieca, an expert in American political discourse at Texas A&M University, said in an email that the "deplorable" comment "sounds bad on the face of it" and compared it to Mr. Romney's 47 percent gaffe.
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Over the last several years, there have been a series of investigations into the poor treatment of the company's warehouse and delivery workers, who often endure long shifts in deplorable conditions—sometimes literally working themselves to death.
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Donald Trump's running mate Mike Pence should have called David Duke "deplorable" if for no other reason than to avoid the avalanche of stories about his refusal to do so, Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Tuesday.
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While most of the Republican establishment disavowed Moore during the campaign due to the deplorable allegations leveled against him, Moore received unequivocal support from the alt-right populist wing of the Republican Party led by Steve Bannon.
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"Some people think that the people who voted for Trump are racists and sexists and homophobes and just deplorable folks," Senator Bernie Sanders, who has emerged as a surprising defender of Trump voters, said the other day.
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Sheriff: Officer's actions were 'deplorable' In this case, Broward County Public Schools Special Investigative Unit reported the incident to the Broward County Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs division two days after the incident, according to a news release.
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Not only are his views (or at least the views that he spent years mainstreaming as publisher of Breitbart) deplorable — to use a word Clinton leveled against Trump's supporters — but he has no experience whatsoever in government.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who began his presidency last month, has yet to detail how he will improve what he has described as deplorable conditions for people trekking thousands of miles across Mexico to the U.S. border.
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In the past few weeks, local and national media have shown the deplorable conditions at my school, Medicine and Community Health Academy at Cody: The leaking roof has caused structural damage in and outside of the school.
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While many of those celebrating the release are hoping it signals an era of greater transparency in police oversight, critics are calling heavy redactions in the report "deplorable" and say it raises more questions than it answers.
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"The act is utterly deplorable and an exceptionally serious violent offense in the Finnish context – it is deeply shocking for us all," Prime Minister Juha Sipila said in a statement after holding a conference call with his government.
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" Democrats in the House blasted Orban for using "anti-Semitic and xenophobic tropes in his political messaging," and warned Trump that meeting Orban while failing to confront him on these issues would mean "effectively endorsing his deplorable actions.
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"While the First Amendment of our Constitution protects the right of free speech, no matter how deplorable it may be, there can be no room in our civil discourse for such hate and anger," said Poloncarz, a Democrat.
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The apparent powerlessness of those who suffer was also brought home to me in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, where Tamil communities dispossessed of their land by the military decades ago still live in the most basic and deplorable conditions.
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"The fact that North Koreans are coming down here is deplorable," Nam In-soo, the president of the Freedom Korea National Defense Corps, the group organizing the bulk of the anti-unification protests, told BuzzFeed News Friday night.
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But whatever the rights and wrongs of this particular case, the cause of free expression needs people like Mr Tatchell, who is so commendably prepared to protect people's right to take stances that he finds deplorable and offensive.
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In that document, the birth father, identified only as C.M., is accused by his sister Melinda Burnett of keeping the 18-month-old boys in "deplorable" living conditions in the basement of his invalid parents' home in Georgia.
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If you regard your foes as implacably opposed to you, no matter what, it probably doesn't seem too far a jump — or too harmful to your chances — to say they do so in part because they're deplorable racists.
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While Obama's Philadelphia stop was planned well ahead of Clinton's declaration that half of her rival's supporters were "deplorable" and new worries about her transparency, the campaign hopes the President's rally can at least provide a new storyline.
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Biden, who talked up Clinton during a stop Monday in Charlotte, was more candid in his assessments, suggesting the candidate gets a "bum rap" when he was asked about her remarks casting some of Trump's supporters as deplorable.
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In a report released on Wednesday, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom called human rights conditions in Egypt "deplorable" but said the situation had somewhat improved for Christians, who compose about 10% of the Muslim-majority country.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, declining to call David Duke deplorable.
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And it was that relentless but emotionally detached commitment to truth, context and fairness — even when enemies sought to discredit us — that exposed such wrongs as Watergate, the Tuskegee experiments and the deplorable treatments at Walter Reed Hospital.
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John Kasich called Trump's comments "deplorable and beneath the dignity of the office," adding, "we all, including Republicans, need to speak out against these kinds of comments that do nothing more than divide us and create deep animosity."
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Another congressman aiming to impeach Ms. Rousseff: Beto Mansur, who is charged with keeping 46 workers at his soybean farms in Goiás State in conditions so deplorable that investigators say the laborers were treated like modern-day slaves.
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But that's difficult to do when we cast large segments of our fellow citizens into a basket to be condemned and disparaged, judging them even as we ignore that many of their deplorable traits exist in us, too.
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The decision, as more than 3,000 climate scientists have declared in an open letter to the Australian government, demonstrates a deplorable misunderstanding of the importance of basic research into what is arguably the greatest challenge facing the planet.
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Trump took a liking to the phrasing, saying the word "deplorable" has been "a very lucky word for me and many millions of people," a reference to Hillary Clinton's use of it to describe some of his supporters.
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Whether she's writing about being fat-shamed by a stranger or confronting the troll who posed online as her recently deceased father, West has a way of wringing empathy and catharsis out of even the most deplorable circumstances.
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Moreover, in recent years Notre Dame has been guilty of some deplorable actions of its own, including academic fraud and railroading an investigation into a reported sexual assault by a football player, after which a woman committed suicide.
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"Our actions against this corrupt currency exchange network expose yet another deplorable practice that Venezuela regime insiders have used to benefit themselves at the expense of the Venezuelan people," US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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In a play on the term "supererogatory" — which refers to acts that go above and beyond what duty requires — the philosopher Julia Driver coined the term "suberogatory," for acts that are deplorable but not a breach of obligation.
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This two-fold approach is the only way to ensure that Venezuelans are saved from their poverty, starvation and disease that has plagued them into 2018 while keeping the criminals running the state accountable for their deplorable actions.
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The only possible rationale behind recognizing this small number of deplorable humans is to engender fear, to create drama and interest, and to promote a belief that most American citizens on the right think like these shameful misfits.
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There is nothing like audio of terrified children, accounts of their deplorable detention conditions and the realization some families may never be reunited to cause national revulsion at this iteration of the Trump administration's touted zero-tolerance stance.
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"The human rights situation in North Korea is deplorable and has no parallel in the modern world," senior U.S. diplomat Mark Cassayre told the United Nations Human Rights Council during a five-year review of North Korea's record.
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"We are loyal to those who stood with the resistance and with Palestine and we hold the U.S administration and the Zionist occupation fully responsible for the consequences of this deplorable crime," said Ismail Radwan, a Hamas official.
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From the perceptive health inspector to the Martin County sheriff, who witnessed the deplorable living conditions and took immediate steps to open an investigation into suspected debt bondage, the effort recognizes that prostitution is not a victimless crime.
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The manosphere, a loose knit network of groups that believe men are an oppressed class, began a deplorable campaign that viciously harassed Emma, spewing misogynist myths too vile to repeat, and demanded that the university shut down her performance.
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In April, state regulators found "deplorable, unsanitary conditions" at the same premises, including embalmed bodies in an unrefrigerated garage and other badly decomposed remains, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs said in a statement at the time.
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Sure, as the president he has access to one of the most sophisticated intelligence operations in the world, but why listen to legions of experienced civil servants when you have thousands of accounts named Deplorable Mike at your disposal?
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Police found him sleeping under a bush in a neighbor's yard hours later and, after conducting a wellness check on the home, found nine other children "huddled on the living room floor" in "deplorable" conditions, according to court documents.
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Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy said lawmakers needed to take action, noting the "deplorable" conditions for migrant families at the border, some of whom are being forced to sleep under bridges or are being placed in outdoor pens without shelter.
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Their formative experiences involved enduring a kind of repression which any decent person, Western or Soviet, would recognise as cruel and deplorable: the sort of crushing of the spirit that would make you appreciate whatever liberty you later enjoy.
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Investigators discovered the family's home, located in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, to be "in a deplorable and unsanitary condition," infested with rats and cockroaches, according to the petition filed with the Cuyahoga County Common Please Court, the outlet reports.
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" Jason Baker, vice president for PETA Asia, which has also campaigned for Pizza's release, told CNN that "the lack of animal protection laws in China has allowed some of the most deplorable, backwards and decrepit facilities to continue operating.
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It seems that a flippant remark might just be an expression of contempt -- which is not actually an assertion that someone is a liar, it just means you hate the person -- or your opinion is that they are deplorable.
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How can such dangerous matters be bumped beneath the fold of the front page, or to b- and c-block discussions on TV, by comparably minor developments like Hillary Clinton's factually accurate observation that many Trump supporters are deplorable?
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She has benefited from the newfound resolution of Haiti&aposs government to improve the deplorable status of the country&aposs children, and more specifically from a partnership between the state child welfare agency and several international child-service organizations.
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Mr Obiang, who overthrew his uncle to become president, has a deplorable human-rights record; dissidents who anger him sometimes end up in prison where guards have been known to shock, beat and carve up their wards with knives.
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" Lonnie Bunch, a founding director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, issued this statement: "The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity -- a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans.
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"I believe that conditions not just at Lee but all across our state are deplorable, are third-world, and don't reflect the kinds of standards that we have an obligation to uphold in this state," South Carolina state Rep.
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