The government was quick to "deplore" foreign coverage of the occasion.
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Some deplore a lack of recognition and insufficient diagnoses and treatment.
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"Any loss of innocent life is something that we deplore," said Rep.
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"An expression I deplore for its being a grammatical goofball," Floyd said.
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Did he deplore the fact that Oxford had incubated the "new atheist" movement?
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"We deplore such actions, which undermine international law and international institutions," they said.
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While the cost of drugs is skyrocketing, we deplore the cost of insurance.
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Intellectuals deplore the colonial burden; bloodthirsty Europeans rant that African life is cheap.
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Reviewers can deplore the food, but can they know how often residents fall?
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"We deplore the spread of false information in the wake of this tragedy."
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I strongly deplore their publication a few days before the release of his film.
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We deplore those who cheat on their partners, but we're cheating more than ever.
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While most art world denizens deplore the patriarchy, racism, the climate crisis, Trump, etc.
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That means obeying the laws, even under administrations led by people we may deplore.
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By the same token, for journalists working at mainstream establishments, the focus on "fake news" is a convenient way to connect the dots between an electoral outcome most journalists deplore and larger trends in technology and media economics that most journalists also deplore.
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And as they deplore Donald Trump's demonization of the media, Democrats also learn from him.
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We find the same things quite humorous [and] the things we deplore we agree on.
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If progressives deplore Trumpism, and immigration fueled it, should the left moderate its immigration demands?
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We find the same things quite humorous (and) the things we deplore we agree on.
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Some quietly calculate that their political futures depend on publicly supporting a president whom they deplore.
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The show's success — and Patty Lane's popularity in particular — was something Ms. Duke came to deplore.
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So the ugly truth as the media, Hollywood, academia deplore Trump, they wouldn&apost exist without him.
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For their part, some animal activists who'd normally deplore these companies have greeted these investments with enthusiasm.
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"We deplore the loss of life and injuries that have been reported," it said in a statement.
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We should deplore mob justice, particularly when the outcome is, effectively, an economic and social life sentence.
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We "deplore current actions," they wrote in a letter to then Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, last year.
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We deplore the venue cancellation for the scheduled Israeli Apartheid Week event at the museum in Vienna, Austria.
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Absolutely, just as I deplore what happened to CNN&aposs Jim Acosta at the Trump rally in Tampa.
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As Mr Macron's Russian proposal illustrates, power politics requires you to deal with people whose actions you deplore.
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I fully support the Justice Department's policy, deplore the Aetna withdrawals, and expect the Aetna move to backfire.
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I deplore the exploitation of any human being and would not condone, participate in, or encourage any such behavior.
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Peres, who as defense minister in the 1970s urged "settlement everywhere," evolved to deplore the expansion of those settlements.
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I deplore the exploitation of any human being and would not condone, participate in, or encourage any such behaviour.
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I deplore the exploitation of any human being and would not condone, participate in, or encourage any such behaviour.
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We deplore any efforts to deprive individuals, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, of legal protection and rights.
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Caught up in the medical paradigm of cure, we assent to heroic measures we didn't want in hospitals we deplore.
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Some Japanese deplore the "emperor system" and blame the United States for cynically preserving and manipulating it after the war.
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I propose that every previous president in the history of our republic would deplore and condemn Trump and his presidency.
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"We deplore and reject the wrong decision of the US," Geng said, adding that media facilitate communication between different countries.
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" Responding in a television interview on Thursday, Mr. Johnson said, "I totally deplore any threats to anybody, particularly female M.P.s.
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Critics who deplore the state of American nursing homes have called for a "culture change" for at least 20 years.
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His commercial cultural company is killing the goose that laid the golden art egg, and I deplore what they are doing.
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"I deplore the violent removal of a passenger from a United Airlines flight this weekend," Norton said in a statement Monday.
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"I deplore the exploitation of any human being and would not condone, participate in, or encourage any such behavior," he said.
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But is retweeting #bringourgirlsback (to show solidarity with Boko Haram victims) or #NotOneMore (to deplore gun violence) really changing the world?
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"Developments in Syria have changed the situation fundamentally...We deplore Russia's continued defence of the Assad regime," Johnson said in a statement.
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Internet activists and the firms themselves may deplore the fact that the early heyday of digital exceptionalism is drawing to a close.
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Mr Mudde argues that while most writers deplore populism, its upside lies in forcing elites to discuss issues they prefer to ignore.
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There is one more explanation for all the bigwigs and pundits rationalising Trump-support, while considering themselves good people who deplore racism.
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"We deplore the consequences of this operation, which create confusion and disappointment in the minds of customers," part of the statement read.
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Just because it is easier to deplore hypocrisy in others than in ourselves does not make any of us immune to it.
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In forthright language, Southern Baptists announced their intention to "deplore, apologize, and ask for forgiveness" for past failures to protect the weak.
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And isn't that point the moment you base your umbrage not on principle, but only on whose ox you'd prefer to deplore?
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It is possible to deplore and mourn the conditions surrounding the death of Mr. Sterling and those of Officers Jackson, Gerald and Garafola.
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Yet audiences today seem generally to be able to deplore his conduct while admiring his works, which are performed all over the world.
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"We deplore any effort to deny any person the protection of the law because of sexual orientation or gender identity," the university declared.
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"As a human being, and a citizen of this country, I deplore almost everything that's going on in public life," Mr Herron says.
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"We deeply deplore acts of vandalism of this nature which are so pointless and counterproductive," said Robert Burns World Federation spokesperson Murdo Morrison.
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Some critics of the current system deplore the reliance on standardized-test scores, on the ground that privileged students are prepped for the tests.
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I still deplore the habit of writing the violent, uncomfortable moments out of political history—because they're inextricable from moments of major political change.
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To the Editor: As a psychiatrist, I deplore the idea that psychiatry itself may become a tool to get President Trump out of office.
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A person can deplore Trump's recklessly inflammatory characterizations of illegal immigration and treatment of migrants while acknowledging that secure borders are a legitimate concern.
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The dominant systems in the developed world, whether government-run or single-payer or Obamacare-esque, are generally statist to degrees that conservatives deplore.
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"We deplore the fact that our company continues to be caught up in an unfounded controversy driven by political objectives," it said in a statement.
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Many of these people despise Cruz's penchant for partisan warfare in Washington — particularly on the debt ceiling — and deplore his populist bashing of big banks.
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"The Congolese authorities deplore this decision, which runs counter to the advice of the WHO (World Health Organisation)," on fighting the virus, the statement said.
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Do unfavorably viewed congressional Republicans want to put their political fate in the hands of an unfavorably viewed nominee that many of them privately deplore?
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But as much as Republicans deplore the consumer protection agency, they may find it difficult to kill a rule that could have wide populist appeal.
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"We deplore the arbitrary detention of Canadians and other political prisoners in China and we have made that point directly to the Chinese leadership," said Trudeau.
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"We deplore the deceptive and underhanded tactics by which this footage was obtained and selectively edited to fit a pre-determined narrative," Twitter said last week.
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" Writing for the Jewish parenting site Kveller, Jordana Horn noted all the president needed to say was, "'I deplore and condemn anti-Semitism in all forms.
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So we find ourselves in a paradoxical, hypocritical position: rooting for the antics from him that we typically deplore; craving the vulgarity that we've frequently disparaged.
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"We deplore the failure by EU Member States, including the United Kingdom, to take urgent action following the announcement of Europol's latest figures," the report said.
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If the nation's most sought-after workers can't stop their employer from behaving in ways that they deplore, where does that leave the rest of us?
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"I deplore Netflix's attitude in this affair, which showed total intransigence and refusing to understand and accept how the French cultural exception works," Mr. Tardieu added.
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Near the end of the book, they concede that one possible takeaway from their advice is that people should stop having kids — an outcome they deplore.
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If the tribune whom the voters of the Republican Party have chosen is a false one, we cannot dismiss the message because we deplore the messenger.
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"We deplore the behavior of the individual who committed this act and rest assured he will be banned from St. Andrew's for life," the club said.
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"The members of the Security Council deplore all Democratic People's Republic of Korea ballistic missile activities," the statement said, referring to North Korea by its formal name.
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Democrats and environmentalists deplore the prospect of development in ANWR, home to polar bears and millions of migrating birds and where Gwich'in natives depend on migrating caribou.
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"We deplore the deceptive and underhanded tactics by which this footage was obtained and selectively edited to fit a pre-determined narrative," said a spokesperson by email.
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Which should prevail: laws protecting gay people from discrimination in the marketplace, or the First Amendment rights of business owners to refuse to celebrate ceremonies they deplore?
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It has largely fallen to outsiders, such as Nils Muiznieks, human-rights commissioner at the Council of Europe, to deplore the constraints this imposes on individual liberties.
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Nonetheless, they write: we deplore the damage that this legal proceeding causes her, and seek to register in clear terms our objection to any judgment against her.
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"The right to be wrong" is neat-sounding, but in the manner of a cliche—the sort of catchphrase that "Now More Than Ever" seems to deplore.
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We must always test our moral propositions against their least sympathetic objects, and so we have to ask whether the incarceration of offenders we deplore makes sense.
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Some people deplore the extra words as loose and repetitive, and complain that kids today are lazy and inarticulate and are destroying the beauty of the language.
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"Today we hear of this literature, if at all, chiefly through detractors who deplore the feminizing — and hence degradation — of the noble art of letters," she wrote.
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Even the tweets are more likely to be remembered as mastery of new technology — akin to F.D.R.'s "fireside chats" — than the outrage and embarrassment journalists deplore.
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The point is this: It is possible to deplore the way Mr. Snowden went about his whistle-blowing while still acknowledging the extreme importance of his actions.
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He is leaving it to his Middle East envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, to make an oral presentation — playing down the significance of a resolution that the Americans deplore.
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The copies can be experienced interactively as the artist intended; the archival pieces are treated with hands-off museum reverence of a kind he claimed to deplore.
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Stopping the sale of wild animals appears to have the support of many Chinese people, some of whom have taken to social media to deplore the trade.
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While they welcome the shift away from the unnaturally thin female shapes promoted by the global fashion industry, they deplore the emphasis on men judging women's body shapes.
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Merkel used the word "deplore" to describe her reaction to the US withdrawal from the Paris pact that Trump's predecessor Barack Obama played a prominent role in negotiating.
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The subservience of Republicans in Congress to these attitudes and tactics — which many of them privately deplore but publicly support — is equally extraordinary, unprecedented and dangerous to democracy.
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They dislike the fact that as a devout Catholic he is personally opposed to abortion, and deplore the fact that as governor he presided over executions in Virginia.
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What is clearer is that the manipulation of the goals of Ramadan are another way in which jihadists have interpreted the religion in a way most Muslims deplore.
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But his selection has solidified my opinion that neither Clinton, nor Trump – whose rhetoric I deplore, and whose temperament and competency I question – are the leaders we need.
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"I deplore the exploitation of any human being and would not condone, participate in or encourage any such behavior," Andrew said in a statement released on August 24.
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Mr. Soros has been a frequent target of criticism from right-wing news media organizations like Breitbart and Infowars, which deplore his affinity for Democratic and liberal causes.
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I deplore Trump's tendency to scapegoat refugees and bar the gates to some of the world's most desperate people, but it's not just Trump who is doing this.
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But in celebrating the violence it purports to deplore, it ultimately winds up doing exactly what we hope this year's election won't: perpetuating the sins it exists to defeat.
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Officials, including Mayor Futoshi Toba, deplore regulations that delayed construction and worry that with the passing of time, attention will be diverted from a recovery only 60 percent complete.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Cuomo, B.D.S. and Free Speech," by Daniel Sieradski (Op-Ed, June 13): I deplore B.D.S., the movement to boycott, divest from and sanction Israel.
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In April, Duke University issued a harshly worded statement that called for the law's repeal and said university administrators "deplore in the strongest possible terms the new state law."
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We deplore the fact that Syria assumed the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament in May, given its consistent and flagrant disregard of international non-proliferation norms and agreements.
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Though they are not opposed to meat eating fundamentally, they deplore the enormous amounts of land required for it, unethical production methods and other unhealthy byproducts of the industry.
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"I'm guessing he will not deplore the lack of democracy in China, because that's the sort of thing he rarely if ever does," Mr. Mann said of Mr. Trump.
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One reason the major media is so distrusted is that the media too often thrives on the personal attacks that most readers and viewers deplore, offered in all directions.
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Let's not "deplore" one another, and maybe we can both learn something that will make us all safer by making Mr. Trump a better president of the whole country.
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But these and millions of other taxpayers have no First Amendment licence to object to supporting expenditures they deplore; individuals do not enjoy a free-speech-backed line-item veto.
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The pain and anger over the West's treatment of Muslims, while exploited by ISIS, are entirely mainstream in Muslim households, including the vast majority that deplore any violence against civilians.
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And in Northern Ireland's Orange celebrations, which remember a Protestant victory of 1690, statutes of the Virgin Mary are sometimes thrown on the giant bonfires, although organisers say they deplore this.
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"The members of the Security Council deplore all Democratic People's Republic of Korea ballistic missile activities, including these launches," the U.N. body said in a statement, using North Korea's official name.
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At the least, it suggests liberals have something in common with the right-wingers they deplore, and that Trumpism, for its part, is only a symptom of a much broader issue.
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Never mind the pundits so worried by the threat Trump poses to democracy that they can't stop writing columns about him and don't miss a chance to deplore him on television.
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They deplore his issue, his methods, and his insensitivity to his victims, but they also see him as an adventurer, an outlaw, a lone wolf who chose disgrace rather than compromise.
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It asks only for us to accept that "these people are people," while giving us the saintly to root for and the barbarous to deplore — and then congratulating us for caring.
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It asks left-wingers to recognize that shouting down right-wing speakers or getting Google engineers fired for "wrongthink" involves the same tactics that they deplore when they're used against progressives.
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There are men who embrace violent misogyny and men who deplore it, women who shrugged off the "Access Hollywood" tape and hate Hillary Clinton with as much fervor as any man.
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Democrats and environmentalists deplore the prospect of development in ANWR, home to polar and grizzly bears, 200 species of birds, and where Gwich'in natives depend on migrating herds of porcupine caribou.
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I have grown apart from our high school friends and deplore many of his college friends (politically and ethically), so the thought of spending a weekend with these guys bothers me.
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"The American administration has made a decision today that we deplore, and obviously is going to lead to retaliatory measures, as it must," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a with Freeland.
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It would begin to reassure many who deplore the criminalization of political opponents and the partisan vendettas in Washington that have been waged in Washington against Hillary Clinton for far too long.
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Our own government would surely deplore the messages "Jane" sends: like the Netflix series "One Day at a Time," it puts Latino immigrants, including undocumented workers, at the center of the story.
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The vice president should be asked: Do you agree with, or deplore, Trump's attacks against leaders of important democratic allies, such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor Angela Merkel?
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Rather than the angry mobs we see on cable news, the Arab Youth Survey gives voice to countless millions who deplore violence and have similar hopes, fears and aspirations as young Americans.
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"We deplore and denounce (the Turkish decision) and affirm that Libya will remain an independent state and won't agree to return to the Ottoman Empire once again," said protester Mahmoud al-Barasy.
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They deplore its sabre-rattling towards Taiwan and Japan, and its deep reservoirs of grievance (this week the paper peddled a largely confected tale accusing Swedish police of brutalising some rowdy Chinese tourists).
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He began rising in national and Iowa polls after several strong debate performances, including one in which he blasted the moderator for encouraging the Republican-on-Republican quarrels that he claimed to deplore.
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Like the I.V.F. industry, the creative writing business has many critics who deplore the notion that creativity can or should be taught and believe some central mystery of life is being violated therein.
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And Sanders is discouraging votes for third-party candidates because no third-party candidate has any chance of winning and a vote for them helps Trump, whom a large majority of millennials deplore.
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"I absolutely deplore the fact that this man was out on the street, I think it was absolutely repulsive and we are going to take action," Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.
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"We deplore these violent actions (which) not only endangered these few individuals and but also other refugees present, including women and children," Fatihaa Abdalla, UNHCR Representative in Kenya told journalists late on Wednesday.
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Some libertarian groups like the Cato Institute support the idea, seeing it as a way to replace the country's existing social safety net programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and food stamps, an idea liberals deplore.
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"I deplore the continuing uncertainty about beneficiaries of the DACA program," Zeid said, referring to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which protects roughly 700,000 "Dreamers" - mostly young Hispanics - from deportation and lets them work.
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"We deplore any act that sustains and empowers extremists on all sides including today's attacks, as well as forced migration, increased displacement, and all forms of violence directed against civilians in Syria," he said.
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"The American administration has made a decision today that we deplore, and obviously is going to lead to retaliatory measures, as it must," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said at a news conference with Freeland.
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"The members of the Security Council deplore all DPRK ballistic missile activities noting that such activities contribute to the DPRK's development of nuclear weapons delivery systems and increase tension," the 15-member body said.
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"I deplore the way successive governments in Moscow — Soviet and Russian — have abused their own people, ripped them off, constrained their choices and made us the enemy to mask their own failings," Nuland says.
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Political officials can deplore terms of starve-or-surrender, but once a deal like that is struck, humanitarian agencies can hardly refuse to deliver aid, especially if the alternative is zero relief for trapped civilians.
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While it's true that Old Testament Hebrews are often shown as proto-Christians and early Christians frequently figure in tales of imperial Rome, these movies typically wallow in pagan "immorality," if only to deplore it.
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Campaigners like me need to get better at engaging the silent majority who deplore the incitement of hatred, but who may have real concerns about immigration, security or the pace of change in their communities.
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"We deplore the deceptive and underhanded tactics by which this footage was obtained and selectively edited to fit a pre-determined narrative," a spokesperson for the social media platform said to the International Business Times.
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And the willingness of people like Conway to deplore anti-Semitism, while it's certainly a lot better than not deploring anti-Semitism, also calls attention to all the things she and others have let slide.
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Last week, Representative Greg Walden, the Republican who represents the Oregon district where the Bundy takeover is playing out, stood up in Congress to deplore the tactics of the armed protesters, but sympathized with their frustration.
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A knock-down, drag-out feud with Clinton -- a political figure as polarizing as himself -- could cheer his base and rally Republicans who are still cool to him who also deplore the former secretary of state.
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They deplore his contempt for core notions of our democracy, his praise for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and other dictators who would destroy democracy, and his intolerance, contempt and threats against Americans who disagree with him.
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Editorial The Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United, which opened the floodgates to the buying and selling of elections, is a ruling Democrats love to deplore but nobody ever seems able to do anything about.
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"Certainly we unequivocally condemn the attempted coup and any kind of military interference that is in breach of democratic principles, we deplore the loss of lives," U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani told a news briefing.
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All these women characters and writers acknowledge the reasons for alienation and despair, the overwhelming confusion of large cities, but they know also a sense of richness, of possibility, in the very qualities the men deplore.
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The move may also be a riposte of sorts to those who seized on Mr. Simons's departure from Dior of France as a chance to deplore the state of fashion for demanding too much of designers.
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"The American administration has made a decision today that we deplore, and obviously is going to lead to retaliatory measures, as it must," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said at a news conference in Ottawa with Freeland.
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But their grumbles are eerily similar to those that can be heard at Washington dinner parties, when academics or veterans of the Bush and Obama White Houses deplore Mr Trump and those voters taken in by him.
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When pharmaceutical companies charge egregious prices for life-saving drugs, we deplore the companies rather than pointing fingers at a government that allows companies free license to make our health into a commodity, no matter the cost.
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Many liberal Afghans deplore the return of a man regarded as responsible for mass casualties, especially during the shelling of Kabul during the 1990s, although many current Afghan political figures have similar pasts and serve with impunity.
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The news conference — which Mr. Trump called to defend himself over questions about fund-raising for veterans' charities — was a textbook example of the candidate's need to devour media attention and deplore it at the same time.
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Liberals and conservatives alike can easily identify Kennedy opinions and decisive votes that they love and that they deplore -- on campaign finance, abortion rights, the Second Amendment, affirmative action, gay marriage, and environmental protection, among many others.
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So, I infer, what matters most in your thinking here is, first, that your sibling is someone whose past behavior you deplore and, second, that you suspect your sibling of being a sociopath who cannot be trusted.
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The Sinclair Broadcast Group's proposed acquisition of Tribune Media has ignited expected opposition from left-leaning advocacy groups that deplore news media consolidation and the right-leaning commentary the company pushes out to its local television stations.
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Hunt had said he would keep Darroch on if he were elected to lead the UK. "I deplore those leaks," Hunt said, adding that as Foreign Secretary he relies on the honest personal assessments of the UK's ambassadors.
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"I deplore current measures in India to deport Rohingyas at a time of such violence against them in their country," Zeid said, noting that some 40,000 Rohingyas had settled in India, including 16,000 who have received refugee documentation.
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Update 8:20pm - DJI sent us the following statement:DJI makes products purely for peaceful purposes, which is how the overwhelming majority of pilots use them, and we deplore any use of our drones to bring harm to anyone.
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China is now enforcing UN trade embargoes on North Korea more strictly, in part to ward off American sanctions targeting specific Chinese banks and oil traders, though diplomats still deplore Chinese "salami-slicing" of each new sanctions plan.
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" During a brief press conference earlier this week, Moussa Elbayoum, chairman of the board of the Kansas Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR) chapter said, "We call upon Donald Trump to deplore this attack and any similar instance.
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"We can only deplore the fact that the use of accents on capitalized letters is variable," the Académie Française, the official guardian of the French language, says on its website, in a statement cited in the ministry report.
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The spectators, a duplicitous mob, would see him pause to ponder a dissatisfying line call, hands on hips, and would bay him onward, into the molten depths of the tantrum that they both craved and affected to deplore.
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Paul L. NewmanMerion Station, Pa. To the Editor: In demonizing "the other," President Trump incites the acts of hate that he professes to deplore, such as the Pittsburgh synagogue shootings and the pipe bombs directed at political opponents.
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In December 2016, following two months of violence last fall, more than a dozen Nobel laureates and other prominent global figures, issued a Facebook statement bemoaning violence against the Rohingya — and to deplore Suu Kyi's lack of leadership.
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If African-American motorists—or drivers of any color—deplore being pulled over for a broken taillight only to be socked with more serious charges, they can take heart that the practice should disappear within the next 20 years.
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Tsar Nicholas is a hero to conservatives and ultra-conservatives, although some deplore the fact that he abdicated in March 1917, allowing democracy to seep into a land whose natural form of governance, in their view, is sacred autocracy.
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MORE. Trump, who once lowered the standards of presidential politics to depths previously unseen by spending years claiming that Obama was never a true American, now seems obsessed with trying to demonize and deplore whatever Obama accomplished as president.
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Thus, rather than having the integrity to acknowledge a teenage misdeed, deplore it and use it as a teaching event for the country, and teenagers especially, he has added to his misconduct by, in effect, calling his accuser untruthful.
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If you stand with the dictators, you cannot deplore what dictatorships — especially women-confining dictatorships — often produce: violent, hate-filled, alienated males in desperate search of an all-answering ideology (and the consolation of an Islamic State-designated mate).
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"I deplore that despite my prior alerts, state and federal authorities have failed to take prompt measures to prevent violence against indigenous peoples," Ms. Tauli-Corpuz said when another preventable death occurred just three months after her initial report.
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I end up at Chick-fil-A (deplore their politics, love their chicken) and grab a 12-count nugget meal and a $25 gift card for my coworker who cat sat for me while I was out of town.
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But partly in reaction to the Trump administration, vocal Democratic support for charters has waned as the party has shifted further to the left and is more likely to deplore such schools as a drain on traditional public schools.
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The foreign ministry said in a statement it had summoned U.S. deputy ambassador Ethan Goldrich to protest the "abusive treatment by the Ohio police of a UAE citizen" and to deplore the filming of his arrest which it described as defamation.
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" Church authorities specifically wanted to apologize to pilgrims with children, saying, "We deplore such contempt for religious conscience and freedom of worship … respect for the sanctity of our places of worship [is] in accordance with the principle of religious freedom.
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The puzzle is to know whether such Beijing grumblers matter more or less than the American establishment grandees who deplore Mr Trump at dinner parties in Washington, DC. Others who are angry with Mr Xi are no friends of the West.
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"I deplore this heinous attack which not only demonstrates a violent disregard for the sanctity of human life, but also targets Somalis working to improve the lives of their fellow Somalis in the Mogadishu-Banadir region," Swan said in a statement.
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Mr Putin wanted to force the West to recognise that, for all that it may deplore Russia's actions in Ukraine and seek to isolate it with sanctions, Russia is a global power—the player on the other side of the board.
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The tricky thing, which Hulbert doesn't oversell, is that, on the whole and with the expected exceptions, exactly the kind of hover parenting that we rightly deplore does seem to be essential to the kind of hyperachievement that we admire.
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It is no secret that many current commanders are fiercely committed to NATO, privately deplore Trump's attacks against NATO allies, and want a strong American response to attacks against our democracy from Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who Trump has often praised.
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And as Mr. Trump and some Republican lawmakers persistently deplore the special counsel's investigation into Russian election inference as a "witch hunt," the wiretapping of Mr. Page has emerged as an opportunity to sow doubt about the motives of the investigation.
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We deplore this stuff, in theory, but under the right circumstances we are entranced by the audacity — at the hacker's skill of spotting the weak spots in the systems that bind the rest of us, and bluffing straight through them.
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No matter how much Republicans and Democrats deplore the president's decision, very few – and we put ourselves at the top of the list – would advocate deploying thousands of more troops to Syria and getting more involved in Syria's own forever war.
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XIAMEN, China (Reuters) - The nations of the BRICS grouping strongly deplore North Korea's nuclear test but the problem over its nuclear program should only be settled through peaceful means and dialogue, they said in a draft communique seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Senate Republicans are now placed in the politically disastrous position of being asked to support a horribly wrong and unpopular shutdown that the president claimed credit for on tape, to support a terribly wrong and unpopular wall that many of them privately deplore.
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Trump threatens them with losing support from his base in GOP primaries, which pressures them to support positions that are anathema to the strong majority of Americans who deplore the Trump presidency and are hypermotivated to vote against Republicans in general elections.
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They would be joined by ordinary Democrats who simply deplore the Republican Party to which Bloomberg once belonged and, Emily's List notwithstanding, many of the women who've spent the Trump era demonstrating against sexism in politics and in our political and professional lives.
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According to a 2017 Gallup poll, Americans deplore adultery (which is still illegal in some two dozen states and still included among the crimes of "moral turpitude" that can justify denial of citizenship) at much higher rates than they do abortion, animal testing, or euthanasia.
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Rather, they will become the party of Ed Gillespie-type candidates — weak-willed leaders who fail to stand up to Trump when it counts and pretend to be sympathetic to Trump policies and practices they privately deplore, from a president they privately view with disdain.
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They deplore the David Dukes of the world as much as I do, would protest alongside me if the Ku Klux Klan scheduled a rally in town, would march down to the school if I told them a teacher had called either of my kids nigger.
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On Thursday, Michael Gianaris of Queens, the deputy leader of the Democratic minority, took to the Senate floor to deplore the lack of action on his proposal to tax the wealthy and hotels and motels to pay for improvements to the city's troubled mass-transit system.
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It can easily deplore the suffering enduring by soldiers and civilians on all sides of a conflict, but it can no longer easily accept the old patriotic rhetoric which held that the King's soldiers "gave their lives that we might live" or were fighting "a war to end all wars".
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" The company also said the Twitter employees shown in the video "were speaking in a personal capacity and do not represent or speak for Twitter" and added that "we deplore the deceptive and underhanded tactics by which this footage was obtained and selectively edited to fit a pre-determined narrative.
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Curiously, if America let politicians set monetary policy, its problem would probably be the opposite one to that predicted by the textbooks: most of the Congressmen calling for the power to audit are Republicans who want tighter monetary policy and deplore quantitative easing, which they regard as short-sighted stimulus.
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The president is filling the courts with Federalist Society conservatives, not his sister or Ivanka or Newt Gingrich, and his cabinet looks a lot like a generic Republican administration, whose efforts liberals understandably oppose and sometimes deplore, but which are not remotely like the workings of a fascist cabal circa 1935.
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In such cases, the Taliban quickly issue a social media bulletin blaming the Americans and their Afghan allies for any civilian deaths, survivors and relatives of the victims denounce the episode as an atrocity, the American military promises an investigation, and human rights groups deplore the senseless loss of civilian life.
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After the announcement that Mr Trump is willing to meet Mr Kim as soon as May, much of the professional Korea-watching community rose up on social media and cable news to deplore the blustering, impulsive and fact-scorning 45th president as the last man they would send to negotiate with the ruthless, carefully prepared North Korean regime.
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And to a certain extent, as American politics has been shaped by the gravity well that is Donald Trump's ego — with a Republican base eager to defend his every move, a Democratic base eager to deplore it, and politicians in both parties rushing to ingratiate themselves with their respective bases — it's why it matters to everyone else too.
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Journalists can run fewer stories on a subject, talk about it once a day on cable news and not every hour, assume a matter-of-fact tone, remind themselves that Twitter isn't public opinion, question scandal material shopped by someone's political rivals, and in other ways bear in mind that many people deplore the media proclivity for these furors.
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Former Senate Democratic Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) wasted no occasion to deplore the end of one of the most effective tools for inducing members to be good followers.
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But I thought it was really important for us to be able to express our views on the video and to say there is never any justification for violent acts of this kind, as well as to say we deplore efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others because I was deeply concerned that we could potentially face attacks on our embassies elsewhere.
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DORIS FENIG Floral Park, Queens To the Editor: I am writing to deplore, first, the cynicism of The Associated Press for releasing its poll of Democratic superdelegates precisely on the eve of the last primaries, and, second, of The Times for not merely reporting the A.P. poll — as you were bound to do — but running it as a banner headline.
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Over the course of multiple decades, across a period in which not just crimes but cover-ups devastated the moral credibility of the church's hierarchy, many important figures in Rome and the United States must have known that a man who embodied the official response to the scandal was as guilty as any of the priests whose conduct he pretended to deplore.
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"I deplore the choices made by some others, but I want to see them as marginal choices, because when China, the European Union, Russia, which ratified the Paris Agreements a few weeks ago, engage with firmness, the isolated choice of one or another (country) is not enough to change the course of the world, it will only lead to them being edged out," said Macron.
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Gore, whom I predict will campaign in Florida, among other states, is the most ideal person in the world to warn those who deplore Trump but are tempted to vote for Stein or Johnson that a vote for these two candidates could elect Trump, as votes for Green nominee Ralph Nader in 85033 almost certainly elected President George W. Bush, leading to all of the problems that followed.
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They make an intriguing — and eminently reasonable — case for the strategy Republicans should adopt if they are in fact serious about winning over African-American voters: If Republicans want black votes, their strategy should be simple: End racial segregation — which not only leads to societal inequities that most African Americans strongly deplore, but also reinforces the social structures and conventions by which black adults encourage one another to vote Democratic.
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If the Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE Democrats as a bloc still won't play ball and work on this compromise proposal, it will expose them as the party of "no" and the agents of partisan gridlock that good government liberals say they deplore.
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While House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) pulls the plug on defending Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, and as congressional Republicans devolve into a state of anarchy as to whether they will defend or deplore their nominee, who descended to the gutter in the last presidential debate, WikiLeaks is continuing to publish hacked emails in a desperate attempt to save Trump's ill-fated candidacy.
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