He despises us, despises us for shunning his ways, and so he seeks to bring down the Premier League by means of inescapable tedium.
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Why this matters: This is likely to ring alarm bells for Donald Trump, who despises falling behind, and especially despises falling behind Asian countries.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the NATO alliance, which Putin despises.
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He despises Dougie Jones, and he wants to kill him.
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Lang, who describes himself as a strict constitutionalist, despises communism.
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The novel's title is drawn from Borges, whom Machi despises.
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And for all his public bluster, he despises private confrontation.
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In truth, Kokonas despises the entire restaurant industry's approach to reservations.
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He despises what Jeff Bezos built, but he can't quit it.
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It's official: Silicon Valley really, really despises Mr. Trump's immigration order.
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A capitalistic society despises monopolies, because they stifle -- among other things -- innovation.
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At other times he becomes chatty again, talking about legislation he despises.
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On the other hand, there is a larger culture that despises Mexicans.
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ISIS despises Syrian refugees: It sees them as traitors to the caliphate.
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But Trump cares about human rights only in the country he despises.
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But he despises Mr. Trump and that was not referenced by CBS.
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To Trump, these programs represent the "catch-and-release" immigration policy he despises.
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Ernests, who despises absinthe, was there for company and to look after me.
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What this means for trade talks Beijing despises suffering a loss of face.
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Snow White's jealous stepmother despises her, so she flees to escape her wrath.
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Looking to Russia with hopeful eyes or any land that despises the west's liberalism.
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More than half the country basically despises their two choices for the next president.
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The poverty, the restrictions on freedom, the false promises—she despises all of it.
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"North despises how much time I spend in hair and makeup," said Kardashian West.
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Trump despises the media and frequently singles out reporters at his rallies for ridicule.
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"These are two issues that he despises," said former Mexican congressman Agustin Barrios Gomez.
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Trump wants a lot more funding for his border wall, which the left despises.
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Karl Lagerfeld counts exercise and vacations as two of the many things he despises.
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He despises the Muslim Brotherhood and wants to keep his royal family in power.
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"North despises how much time I spend in hair and makeup," said Kardashian West, 38.
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Even if the popular culture at large despises Donald Trump, Kanye embodies Trump's nonconformist legacy.
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He panders to an audience that despises above all else the appearance of American weakness.
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Much of that majority despises the Rohingya, viewing them as foreign interlopers from South Asia.
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So Republicans could wind up celebrating enactment of a tax bill that the public despises.
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Highly motivated young voters become a generation that largely despises the things Trump Republicans do.
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He is, above all, a busy man who never stops working and despises unnecessary distractions.
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Britain will not want to be in partnership with a president that the democratic world despises.
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The president is nearly impeached, and those billionaires that Crain so despises are running for cover.
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It's safe to say that America, like most countries, despises adults who have sex with kids.
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Talk radio despises the Republican who came second in New Hampshire, Governor John Kasich of Ohio.
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The music they created would come to be known as nu metal, a term Davis despises.
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A successful agreement with North Korea would probably look like the Iran deal that Trump despises.
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The Fourth Estate despises Trump more than they hated Nixon, which is hard to even imagine.
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Here no man prefers another because of his faith or despises him because of his color.
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She still despises Tyrion, even though Jaime told her that Olenna was responsible for Joffrey's death.
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He despises his brother, knowing he's a monster even as he's made a knight of the realm.
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Is there any other reasonable explanation for Tyrion surviving his sitdown with a sister who despises him?
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MORE. Priebus, on the other hand, symbolizes that same establishment wing of the GOP that Bannon despises.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who despises Clinton, would love to send the election out with a bang.
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And by the way, I know everybody hates Eli Lilly – I mean, despises it – except for me.
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"Bayer despises that we're doing it," Myron Stine, company president, said in a telephone interview in September.
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He rose through the ranks, from petty thief to second-in-command, a title that he despises.
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Beck despises them all but tries very hard to play along, since daddy is her personal ATM.
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So far, these theatrical displays have failed to stop the nuclear deal that the Israeli leader despises.
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McCain despises Donald Trump, perhaps with justification, and fully understands how his vote has damaged the president.
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In plain terms, the kind Fountain most certainly despises, "Beautiful Country Burn Again" is about white supremacy.
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His goal is to topple the elitists he despises, to boost himself, and to maintain his power.
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On some level, he envies, wants the approval of, and yet despises the influential and artistic elite.
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A site that someone, somewhere, deeply despises is the type of site that is likely to be attacked.
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Kroy Biermann knows his wife, and he knows how much she despises tardiness for all manner of events.
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Since Trump has made clear he despises NATO, his remonstrances on pipeline can and will be shrugged off.
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Ron Swanson, the ornery small-government hero of Parks and Recreation, despises public officials who abuse their power.
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Did some dude who despises steak sauce suddenly inherit a shitload of the stuff from his wacky aunt?
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Jaime, meanwhile, grudgingly admires Brienne, his opposite number in the enemy camp, and despises his allies the Freys.
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However, it's a well-known fact that the experienced home chef despises the idea of a Thanksgiving turkey.
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Mr. Murdoch despises the perception that he does not stick up for those who are loyal to him.
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She is jealous of or despises every woman she meets with the exception of the ones she fetishizes.
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She has been seen in public sharing lunch with opposition leader Leni Robredo, whose party the president despises.
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The 60 percent majority that despises or is totally embarrassed by him he can just do without. Sen.
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This concern centers on Republicans' ability to competently run a government that so much of the party despises.
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He jumps right into bits on his three children, his second marriage and why he despises amusement parks.
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Mom may inadvertently despise Stepmom because Mom really despises Dad and Stepmom is a reminder of that failed relationship.
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Today I worry that we live in two Americas — one blue, one red — and each side despises the other.
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Trump notoriously despises the mainstream media for what he perceives as a unilateral bias against him and his campaign.
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"John despises his Alabama town and decides to do something about it," the description on the podcast's site reads.
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But he&aposs doing it for the attention, for the reason that he despises President Trump who seeks attention.
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He's only intermittently been a Republican for his adult life and clearly despises the party's orthodoxy on many issues.
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Trump notoriously despises the mainstream media for what he perceives as a unilateral bias against him and his campaign.
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The entire parliamentary opposition and what was left of the free media, which Mr Erdogan despises, denounced the plotters.
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He despises others for being "weak," particularly Billy, whose drinking problem apparently exacerbated the growing rift between the two.
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This court despises mob justice, but when it comes to cute animals, there is no higher law than Instagram.
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Ms. Hofeller described herself as a political progressive who despises Republican partisanship, but also has scant respect for Democrats.
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Trump despises his cable news critics on MSNBC's Morning Joe, anchored by Joe Scarborough and his fiancée, Mika Brzezinski.
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The left despises him Immigration activists and civil rights activists writ large fought Arpaio every step of the way.
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I always say that the main difficulty is fighting with someone who despises Donald Trump even more than I do.
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Khan, who hasn't been shy to call Trump out for his ignorance in the past, represents everything the president despises.
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Jacket For the last three years, I've been pretty much wearing this Levi's jean jacket that my wife now despises.
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The sort of man who despises wind farms, and blames the PC Brigade for Jeremy Clarkson's sacking from Top Gear.
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Moscow despises US sanctions, and their removal would be central to any kind of major reset between the two countries.
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In a time where we feel like the world despises our every move, we need him to remain in office.
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He despises anti-comedy, but that has not stopped people from mistaking his work for it, sometimes to his benefit.
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And she has great affection for her colleague, a cook, who despises Mr. Trump and likes to talk about it.
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The point is that the modern GOP basically despises ordinary working families, and this is increasingly obvious to the public.
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And I don't think I'm the only person who despises the role racism plays in American life who feels this way.
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His agenda may be bigger than just her ouster, another blow in his strategy to weaken the EU that he despises.
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This all makes more sense when in the next chapter we hear about Poggio's true feelings for monks: He despises them.
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And he despises that he must deal with them because they are the ones that lock away his precious classical texts.
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Republicans who supported "amnesty" did so because they wanted to line big businesses' pockets — the kind of "crony capitalism" Bannon despises.
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He despises the routine: the pontificating non-questions, the attempts to draw him into conflict and the length of the hearings.
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Ulrich Matthes leads a strong cast as the cantankerous, rude and generally unpleasant Alceste, who despises the hypocrisy of polite society.
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For a man who despises negative media coverage, cracking down on the White House infighting should be highly appealing to Trump.
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Gun rights are almost incidental to the argument, which says that the other side despises you and looks down on you.
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While almost every neo-Nazi, militiaman, nativist and racist despises the Intelligence Report, Jereb wanted desperately to be mentioned in these pages.
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Carlineo told the FBI that he's a big fan of President Donald Trump and that he despises Muslims in the U.S. government.
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If the alt-reality crowd despises Nancy Pelosi without even thinking, they hate Paul Ryan with the heat of a thousand suns.
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But now that's it over, I'd like to kick things off by throwing out an idea: The Walking Dead despises its viewers.
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It is not so great for Troy Aikman, though, who openly despises Skip and is not happy that they are now coworkers.
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And lucky for her, not hers, since her father a bigot she will admit later, and he flat-out despises colored people.
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Trump despises Tester and made several trips to Montana in an effort to boost Rosendale, who fell short by about 10,000 votes.
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His misery knows no bounds: He despises obese people, immigrants, gays and even the old friends who seek him out on Facebook.
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Yet some media insiders criticized the O'Rourke campaign's decision, warning that it was something Trump would do to an outlet he despises.
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More often than not, the society he works for despises him and sees him as no better than the monsters he's hunting.
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Henry Forge grows up close to his mother but in thrall to the father he despises, and he ultimately inherits his sensibilities.
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Booker has long faced criticism on the left for cultivating the elite financial ties that much of the Bernie Sanders wing despises.
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Bogdan Bogdanovic, the dazzling 26-year-old Serbian sophomore who plays basketball like a stuntman who despises safety nets, is one of them.
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S-Town is a new podcast about a man named John who despises his Alabama town and decides to do something about it.
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But for the millions of voters who think change can only come from someone the Washington establishment truly despises, Trump is that guy.
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"When you're in a community that despises and hates the police, then the police are going to fuck that community up," he said.
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He represents no specific place or culture; has no real belief system, no vision of America beyond the subjugation of those he despises.
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Nonetheless, he despises the liberal-interventionist record of the former secretary of state and has clearly signaled his preference for the property magnate.
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It all sounds and looks like a complicated way for commuters to avoid any car traffic, which Musk — who also builds cars — despises.
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The political establishment that the billionaire outsider's army so despises united in a rare moment of bipartisan unity on Tuesday night -- against him.
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"Dany believes fiercely in her right to rule, but she despises what ruling means in the world she's grown up in," Warren explained.
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They can emphasize the connectedness between the Iran nuclear agreement that Trump despises and the bargain he hopes to strike in North Korea.
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BoJack doesn't miss his mother so much as he despises her; he is angry that she's left him without a sense of closure.
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Once, she recounts fondly, the musician Pharrell Williams invited her to an event with Neil deGrasse Tyson, the renowned astrophysicist who despises astrology.
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Then I recall hearing animal experts say that getting a second cat, even one that your first cat despises, is a good idea.
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Trump clearly despises California, whose citizens are the main reason he lost the popular vote by a greater margin than any other president.
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You probably know the original: Dickens' A Christmas Carol tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a grumpy, miserly loan shark who despises Christmas.
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" The editorial board blasted Trump for invoking the importance of human rights "only against governments he despises, like North Korea, Iran and Cuba.
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You know the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, the bah-humbug-shouting miser who despises Christmas, charity, the poor, and everything besides his own money.
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And that choice speaks to what truly distinguishes Tim Hecker from his fellow Day of the Dead celebrants: he fucking despises the Grateful Dead.
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That, and other aspects, clearly indicate that Putin's information warfare was barely — and purposely — hiding in plain sight: Putin despises Democrats and Republicans alike.
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She despises Fatima, who begins to crumble under the stress of her labors and to question her decision to sacrifice everything for her children.
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She self-deprecatingly alludes to being a "bad friend" who lives with her husband in "an overpriced converted yuppie loft complex" that she despises.
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Considering that Trump despises Obamacare (and taxes, for that matter), it's ironic he'd have a kind word to say about a more socialist system.
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Rosie says she hasn't spoken with Samantha in at least 5 years, but she understands why Barbash despises the film and J Lo's performance.
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The entire Trump presidency has been marked, for many of us who are part of the plurality that despises it, by anxiety and anger.
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The federal government is a broken, lobbyist-infested cesspool of corruption that abuses its power, cooks deals for crooked politicians, and despises hardworking Americans.
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Immediately, Sabrina despises Mick, who is loud, brash, and unrefined — the complete opposite of Sabrina herself, who is polished, snobby, and kind of a bitch.
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I went to work in Washington and became a political appointee for the very man she despises, in the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Jeff Yang: The same 'raw-meat ferocity and garrulous showmanship' Thinly attended, low energy, underwhelmingly staged—the inaugural production was everything that Trump viscerally despises.
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Interested in little more than raking in enough cash to be taken seriously as a budding businesswoman and getting out of the town she despises.
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Their problem is that the public mostly despises what they are doing and may give them no political reward for it in 2018 or beyond.
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" In a 2014 interview with Out magazine, Carey revealed her stance on getting older, saying she doesn't count the years and despises the word "birthday.
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She falls in love with a freedman, but he is a slave owner and perpetuates the same cruel behaviors she despises in white plantation owners.
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Sanders despises frivolous campaign coverage and questions and sees any time spent on scandal or drama as time stolen from a discussion of the issues.
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She has not appreciated his warm relationship with those like Nigel Farage, the former leader of the anti-immigrant U.K. Independence Party, who despises Mrs.
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He says Hawkins despises his wild parties (at which a drone is known to pull an American flag out of a drag queen's butt hole).
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It's set at a liberal arts college in the '70s, and everyone who reads it either loves it or despises it or both at once.
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"No one really does any serious preparation," Thomas says, adding that he despises cold showers and would never sit in a bathtub of ice water.
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This could spare the youths years behind bars—an act of compassion that would undermine the Islamic State narrative that the West despises its Muslim citizens.
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Russia despises the extensive network of US sanctions that plagues many of its officials and top firms and acts as a drag on its struggling economy.
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I mean, he despises and distrusts Hillary Clinton and the special counsel more than he does Putin and the KGB, the GRU, you call it now.
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No matter who is in charge, everyone despises Congress, and recent presidents have spent most of their time with approval ratings in the 30s or 40s.
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If you're one of those people who despises the wax-like texture of classic candy corn, you might want to steer clear of this new offering.
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There is a reason Putin despises the NATO alliance so much -- and has fought to prevent further integration of the countries of Eastern Europe into it.
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He has the mascot, the owner, who hates him by the way, despises him, says he&aposs destroying the country, and then one other player perhaps.
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As part of an author's questionnaire, Salon recently asked Perrotta to list some words he despises that readers or reviewers have used to describe his writing.
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Jackson initially despises the arrangement, like she does almost everything else: her husband's penchant for affairs, the hangers-on who praise her writing, and sometimes herself.
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Showing more disdain for Trump than for a terrorist such as Soleimani may play well among their hyperpartisan progressive base that despises everything about this president.
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Just look at this: Westbrook is one of the NBA's most underrated dunkers and one of its most explosive—he dunk furiously, like he despises the rim.
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Yet, despite all those alarming possible reality TV turns, there is something the RHONY cast despises more than calamitous restaurant visits and high-stress international vacations: confessionals.
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Even if Mr Trump now despises the Republican factions that dared defy him over health care, Congress is the only place he can go to pass legislation.
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On the one hand she'd be helping her brother secure extra troops, while on the other she's expertly playing two characters she despises off against each other.
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He despises the up-and-coming bourgeois class that is replacing him in power, but by marrying Sophie he will gain a substantial dowry from von Faninal.
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Image: GettySilicon Valley is, in theory, all about innovation and social change, but despises regulation, meaning the its most powerful leaders' political leanings vary quite a bit.
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He tells me he is gearing up to spend two months in Cambodia to retreat from life on the road and the industry he so clearly despises.
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But the South detests and despises all, it matters not from whence they came, who, in any manner, encourages social equality with an ignorant and inferior race.
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Al Cowlings "despises the media" ... his rep tells TMZ, and he feels like he's being targeted 20 years after O.J. killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
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And it is an America which despises his position on guns and other issues and to some degree sees him as the high avatar of liberal sensibilities.
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Having followed Bannon's lead instead of his daughter's and indulging his own Twitter habit, Trump made himself into the kind of figure he despises: a loser. Twice.
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By the end of the book, the American or Canadian has learned what's important, looks chic and despises her own kind with the zeal of a convert.
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She eschews makeup unless she is working, doesn't dye her hair and despises the nips, tucks and lifts that have become routine for women of her profession.
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A dubious decision made by the previous White House has handed the current administration a powerful weapon to wield against the health care legislation that it despises.
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It's just too risky in a world where everyone loves renewable energy and the younger generation absolutely despises fossil fuels, including the younger generation of portfolio managers.
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But in my view — as someone who despises the Trump administration, but who has litigated these issues — he is well on the legal side of the line.
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Perhaps, but his issue shifting seems to be partly by design — a response to the atmosphere in the public square created by a press that despises him.
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Trump despises anyone who disagrees with him openly, and it's the secretary of state's job to clearly articulate US foreign policy to a domestic and global audience.
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Perhaps he delivered a message that resonates with an electorate that despises a ruling political elite that disregards their voices and forces their own will upon them.
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She's called Lenù, and the story she tells is the story of her best friend Lila, the surrogate sister/mother that Lenù alternately cherishes, envies, and despises.
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Plus, Trump despises anyone who disagrees with him openly, and it's the secretary of state's job to clearly articulate US foreign policy to a domestic and global audience.
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But this column is a rare instance in which he's critical in such public a setting — like the opinion pages of a newspaper the president knows and despises.
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His wealth could serve to secure a future for both Lady Susan and Frederica, were it not for the fact that Frederica despises the very sight of him.
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As it turns out, Avenatti, whose bombastic opposition to Trump mirrors the man he outspokenly despises, is in a financial predicament that rivals the president's own shady history.
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She cited the original Sokal hoax as proving that the tribalist left-wing humanities fields she despises were easily taken in by people who flattered their ideological prejudices.
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He told the police that he "despises" driverless cars, referring to the killing of a female pedestrian in March in nearby Tempe by a self-driving Uber car.
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For queer people, gender non-conforming folk, or anyone who despises inane conversations about babies, the idea of a baby gender reveal party can be a problematic one.
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We're also at least somewhat doubtful that a party base that despises the current President will nominate its own older white man to be Democrats' standard-bearer. 1.
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All right, Harmmet I got to have you chime in on that one from Nicole Wallace who, by the way, despises Trump and everything he stands for, go ahead.
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When he's not running a clandestine funding operation to bankrupt news organizations he despises, Thiel is an active supporter of President Trump and an investor in anti-aging ventures.
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"We expose Rubio as a fake conservative who is a traitor to Republican values and who in his soul despises the American Constitution and civil liberties," the note read.
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He will gravitate toward what he knows best — building projects, such as a wall (or fence) with Mexico and rebuilding U.S. infrastructure, and rewriting those trade deals he despises.
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The government finances were already in a mess, but now the president could be forced to seek assistance from organizations like the I.M.F. that he despises for ideological reasons.
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A nihilist dreams of going out in a blaze of glory, taking as many with him as he can, because he hates his life and despises life in general.
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In the movie, Gen reveals that she despises Lara Jean because way back in seventh grade, before Gen and Peter ever dated, Lara Jean kissed him at a party.
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Mr. Trump chafes at sharing power with Congress and the courts and invokes the importance of human rights only against governments he despises, like North Korea, Iran and Cuba.
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I'm no Trump supporter, but the arguments in this column don't amount to much more than liberal whining about the fact that someone the left despises was elected president.
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"This gesture of Mélenchon, it's exactly like the political behavior of the whole European far left," added Mr. Boutih, who is part of the centrist bloc Mr. Mélenchon despises.
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Then he gets into the list of leading ladies who (Grant humorously claims) don't like him, including Julianne Moore ("loathes me"), Rachel Weisz ("despises me") and Drew Barrymore ("hates me").
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Now we need to get into one of the bigger late revelations from the comics: Veidt despises Doctor Manhattan, and actively worked against him as far back as the 1960s.
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She jousted and drew blood when Trump incautiously opened the door to comparisons between the candidates' family foundations or when he praised Bernie Sanders, a man who publicly despises him.
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The novel's unnamed narrator is deeply divided: He is half French and half Vietnamese, and works as a sleeper agent in America — a country that he alternately despises and supports.
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A C-SPAN caller told "Washington Journal" guest Donna Brazile that she hates and despises Republicans and hopes "they go now and burn in hell" during a segment Tuesday morning.
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Larry wants a woman; he gets Jim Carrey, who belts "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," from "Dreamgirls," then tells Larry he despises him during the commercial break.
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This episode also reintroduces Bill Oakley (Peter Diseth), a prosecutor in the district attorney's office, who crosses paths with Jimmy and makes plain how much he despises his own work.
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Trump has, with laser precision, identified a set of narratives and themes around national decline and an exclusionary conception of American identity that the target audience for most marketing despises.
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He's easily one of the top ten chefs in the world, but perhaps being an insular French Canadian that despises the media has not helped getting him to that level.
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But that view ignores the disproportionate numbers of black and Hispanic soldiers — the "fashionable minorities" Buchanan so despises — who fought and died for that hideous mistake that he still supports.
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"It's very hard to be a gentleman and a writer," Ashenden says to his colleague Kear, mocking him for showing excessive delicacy in his treatment of another novelist Ashenden despises.
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" Carlson went on to say that "most people know this" while segueing to a larger defense of the president, asking, "Is lying really the reason the left despises Donald Trump?
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Now, it despises him enough to initiate a lawsuit that is sure to inflame tensions at a company with a $70 billion valuation that is a cornerstone of Benchmark's financial future.
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It's no secret that Putin despises Clinton, who was sharply critical of his crackdown on the democratic opposition, his suppression of the free press and his aggressive military moves against Ukraine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hardline cleric Ebrahim Raisi, seen as pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani's main challenger in a May 19 election, is a close ally of Iran's supreme leader and despises the West.
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" Murdoch drops offbeat little maxims as she goes: "Basil is of course the king of herbs"; "Only a fool despises tomato ketchup"; "Meat is really just an excuse for eating vegetables.
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However, she despises one of her tasks: She is asked to speak to the workers she supervises only in English, and to reprimand them if they speak Spanish on the job.
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" Senator Charles Oxblood, Democrat of Florida, with a particular interest in Haiti, despises the feminized weaklings at State: "And guess what side of the fence the pussies at State were on.
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One of many half-developed strands concerns Derek's reunion with his long-lost son, Derek Jr. (Cyrus Arnold), a chubby, smart boy holed up in a Roman orphanage who despises his father.
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Apple, a company notorious for its high level of quality control and its obsessive approach to marketing, also likely prefers no other company resell its products, and it of course despises counterfeiters.
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Senan is haunted by his memories of his time as a monster, and he's further troubled by his former zombie packmate Conor (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor), whose rich, powerful family now despises him.
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You'll find Ursula, the manipulative ocean queen from The Little Mermaid; Maleficent, the vengeful fairy played by Angelina Jolie; and Cruella de Vil, quite possibly the only person who despises furry animals.
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Jerry was a comedian, he explained, so there were no coworkers for him to go out with, and he did hang out with certain other comedians, like Kenny Bania, whom he despises.
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China's one key ally is Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who despises the United States, and whose foreign policy was praised by China's Global Times newspaper last week as "peaceful, cooperative and restrained".
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It's a brief but sad moment, one that reveals how consumer abundance, or the illusion of it, has made Andrew so petulant, childish and self-indulgent that he despises his own mother.
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Kurt's politics are all monetization strategies — he'll call out a white supremacist on his live murder stream because platforms don't like racism, and he despises homeless people because they aren't online enough.
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So if Trump truly wants to be a better president, he might need to study the changes made by a past president he can empathize with, even if it's one he despises.
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"Banksy did it again to the art market that he so despises," he said about the latest prank by an artist who continues to mess with the conventions of the art world.
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In a questionnaire-style interview with Vanity Fair, the CBS This Morning host opened up about her ex-husband William Bumpus' alleged infidelity when asked to name a living person she most despises.
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He shares a place with two roommates—one he likes, one he despises—in a neighborhood that forms a triangle with the South 7th Ward and Marigny, just south of the French Quarter.
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The whole setup feels wildly impractical — why are Jadis' photographs conveniently next to a handy flare, and why is Jadis going through so much trouble to not murder the man she presumably despises?
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JAMES M. CAIN'S novel "The Postman Always Rings Twice" portrays a violent love affair between Frank Chambers, a drifter, and Cora Papadakis, a former beauty queen now married to a man she despises.
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"Candidates who proudly accepted Bloomberg's cash — and every voter they misled — will soon realize the cost of being beholden to a Manhattan billionaire who despises Virginians' right to self-defense," the organization said.
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She even popped up in Brussels to pour scorn on the European Union from the benches of the European Parliament, which she despises so deeply yet finds so useful as a bully pulpit.
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We get the other side of that, too, from the sight of Coriolanus gritting his teeth as he goes door to door on the Roman streets to curry favor among people he despises.
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A result is that Mr. Trump successfully transforms the targets of his hate, and those who come to their defense, into an even more extreme image of what the president's base already despises.
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I asked my colleague Eliza Brooke, who knows absolutely everything about fashion, who has spent a large amount of time among professionally young and hot people, and who also despises this particular trend.
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And never forget that this country despises above all else this thing they call people of color, sees them not as people at all but as harbingers of a future it can't control.
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But it is possible to imagine a conservative American party organized less around absolutism than, well, conservatism—one that could thus become more appealing to the American right, which currently despises its own party.
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When Ester learns her father is going to marry her off to a man she despises — one who she is sure will cheat on her — she refuses to consign herself to an unhappy life.
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I'll be wearing a pair of patchworked Junya Watanabe Comme des Garcons pants, and a Comme-in-spirit-but-not-in-label Victoriana blouse that I love but — more delightfully — my fiancé absolutely despises.
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A self-described "counter-puncher," the President this week seemed to escalate his feuds and begin new ones: with the news media, the conservative Koch brothers and his own attorney general, whom he despises.
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His fellow Oxford alumnus Paul von Hartmann, a well-bred third secretary at the Foreign Ministry in Berlin, despises Hitler and plots with a handful of diplomats and officers to kill the Nazi leader.
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Italy: The E.U. warned the country to reduce spending and borrowing, a move that was expected in the face of a populist government that intends to cut taxes and increase spending and despises Brussels.
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Mr. Trump recently discarded decades of American policy to formally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and has threatened to pull out of a nuclear deal with Iran that the Israeli leader despises.
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But even if you believe that the antifa movement is as violent as its right-wing opponents — it's not — it has no real connection to the Democratic Party, which by most accounts it despises.
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"I'm not gonna call it a circus, but it was very unfortunate what went on up there," said Ron Deese, a 60-year-old Blackburn supporter who voted for Obama twice and despises Trump.
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"Rolling back regulations, especially the environmental regulations that this administration despises, could lead to huge cost savings for Schneider, and that is very pro-trucker, and we know Trump is very pro-trucker," Cramer said.
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The Republican right has always looked at the Clintons as radical leftist demons -- exemplars of the ultra-liberalism the right despises, even though Bill and Hillary Clinton are more conventional center-left in their politics.
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The upcoming comedy Isn't It Romantic is a return to that world, albeit with a twist: Rebel Wilson stars as Natalie, a cynical architect who actively despises rom-coms and has dismissed them as fantasy.
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My wife (understandably) despises the escalating movements of my iPhone's morning orchestra, and she would certainly murder me (again, understandably) if I set a series of alarms that started at 21:2228 in the morning.
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Rather, it's that everything I knew later to do with my hands, I managed from that day on my own, freestyle — exactly the kind of life-learning my father despises for being unreliable and inexact.
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We'll spare you Scrooge's complaining and cut to the chase: He despises the holiday because he doesn't understand why people are acting so cheerful and merry when he sees poverty and sickness all around him.
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It's no secret how much Ryan despises stopgap or catch-all omnibus spending bills, but the former Budget Committee chairman will have to shepherd one through the House anyway at the end of the month.
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The biggest diplomatic impact of North Korea's last two nuclear tests, in 2009 and 2013, was arguably in its relationship with China, which begrudgingly supports the Hermit Kingdom but also despises and discourages its nuclear provocations.
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Health and Human Services secretary Tom Price: He's been beating up on the ACA nonstop, in an effort to help get this bill passed — but It's still his job to implement the law he so despises.
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Retsuko's deskmate, for example, is a fennec fox named Fenneko whose cute demeanor conceals a cunningly all-knowing personality; her manipulations range from office gossip gathering to social media stalking the coworkers she despises the most.
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Somewhere across town, Ted Cruz melts before the TV cameras with his pancake-faced, wax-brained, evangelical vampire act, but these kids are actually doing the lord's work, acting as the apotheosis of everything he despises.
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Done feeling too much like the wife in "The Joy Luck Club" who has to split everything down the middle with her husband, including the strawberry ice cream, which she doesn't eat and in fact despises.
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With that done, it has no reason to exist — except that it will continue to have a half-life in the one institution where the party still has significant representation: the European Parliament, which it despises.
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But perhaps the greatest danger at present is the incumbency of an American president who despises international norms, who disparages free trade and who continually flirts with abandoning America's essential role in maintaining the global legal order.
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I love Davis and her take on this character, but I'm not convinced that Ayer knew whether he admires or despises Waller, and the film doesn't commit to whether she's a visionary or a psychopathic fuck-up.
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From there it's Amir's oddyssey of working dead-end jobs, being driven to want to punch out tires while locked into a car bound to take him to a job he despises on the record's title track.
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Given the prevailing political climate, the latter feels especially unhelpful and ill timed, putting the movie on firmer footing when it focuses on a hitman moved to protect the daughter of the cartel leader he otherwise despises.
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Archbishop Viganò despises many of those bishops, who now wield influence and promote Francis' pastoral approach, and he complained in the letter of being deprived of the voice typically given to a papal nuncio in choosing them.
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According to Mr. Merritt, Mr. Ramos's friends identified him after he posted about the attack on Facebook, saying that as a Puerto Rican man he disavowed white supremacy but participated in the rally because he despises leftists.
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And so, while we hear only briefly about the work they do, we hear even less about what they think of it: Neville, who no longer paints, despises the work produced by commissioned artists, such as Paul.
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Saturday Night Live pulled a distinct 180 from letting Trump host the show in late 2015 to enlisting Alec Baldwin to perform a simpering impression of him in 2016 — an impression that the president-elect openly despises.
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Officially, the Department of Justice is suing to stop the deal over antitrust concerns, but unofficially, rumors have been flying for months that the DOJ is only trying to scuttle it because Trump despises Time Warner subsidiary CNN.
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" The Venezuelan leader told the Turkish network he has sent many messages to President Trump but has not received a response because "I think he's overwhelmed with his domestic problem and, I believe, I think he despises us.
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If his message in 2016 was that the political establishment and cultural elitists were exploiting, ignoring and sneering at regular Americans, his message this time is that the opposition despises and is aggressively plotting to destroy MAGA country.
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Johnson, a former two-term Republican governor of a liberal border state who despises big government and boasts of vetoing "more legislation than the other 49 governors combined," would seem a natural fit for the anti-Trump Republicans.
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Kind of like what she needs to do to unfollow Trump- who she apparently despises yet goes out of her way to not only continue to follow but constantly comments and is obsessed with him...yeah, kinda like that?
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And we're not just talking about wedding day nerves here; as we saw in the Season 3 finale, she pretty much despises the idea of being forced to marry Viking Rollo (Clive Standen), who she sees as basically animal.
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"Solomon is definitely a shrewd administrator, he knows how to operate inside a complex institution but he doesn't truly get what we do and he despises us for punching above our weight inside Goldman," says an M&A banker.
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Billy is apparently key to the shadow show running behind the Twin Peaks we get to see, the one where Audrey is trying to get a divorce from Charlie, the husband she despises, and is frantic over Billy's disappearance.
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GINGRICH: No, we should conclude that the American left is quite comfortable with corruption because it so deeply despises the American system, whether that is Barack Obama, whether it is the attorney general under Obama, whether it is Comey or Mueller.
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Crawford despises her eldest adopted child, Christina Crawford, even refusing to write her a birthday card because she's an inadequate television actress; Davis forces her daughter B.D. Hyman to take a bit part in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
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It's also true that Barnes, the novelist, is not assuming the position of an art critic (Berger, who is considered one, despises the term); Barnes's essays are the result of personal, casual discoveries he made within the walls of great museums.
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ISIS despises the Russian government for its support of the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and so it's no surprise that ISIS began targeting Russia in 2015, around the same time that Russia first intervened in the Syrian civil war.
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Detective Cameron Jacobs wrote in a police report that the man "stated that he despises and hates those cars (Waymo) and said how Uber had killed someone," according to the Arizona Republic in its lengthy investigation into the ongoing attacks.
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Let's be real: unless you're the kind of human who despises any form of attention or prefers to make money doing something evil like banking, chances are you've—even just for a single second—harbored dreams of becoming a famous musician.
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And so the West Wing in the era of Trump has come to resemble the dankest realms of Twitter itself: a set of small rooms and cramped hallways in which everyone is racked with paranoia and everyone despises everyone else.
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The journalists on Mr. Kerry's small plane — an older Boeing 757 that he despises — usually depart from the rear door, hop into a van that joins the back of his motorcade, and catch a glimpse of the start of most meetings.
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Atticus — who was based to some extent on Lee's father — despises racism as a form of incivility but insists that any man, even Bob Ewell, can be understood if you walk in his shoes or crawl around in his skin.
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The surprising legal move rippled quickly through the pharmaceutical world on Friday, setting off speculation about whether other drug companies would soon follow suit in order to protect their patents from challenges through a patent-review process that the industry despises.
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Last month, when Trump appointed Mick Mulvaney, a man who despises the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to be acting director of that bureau, Trump continued his Trojan Horse strategy of implanting enemies in government agencies to disable or even destroy them.
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" Giuliani also doubled down on his claim that allegations against the Bidens are true, adding that the reason his involvement in the complaint is taking precedent in the news is because "the press idolizes Joe Biden and despises Donald Trump.
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The former NBA star joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs tonight on FS1) -- to respond to an interview Smith did last week ... in which S.A.S. said he "despises" Robinson for being a hypocrite on race issues in the NBA.
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And if you thought Negan was just going to let it happen, then you clearly never read about this weird part of Robert Kirkman's comic books where Negan despises rape, to the point where "no raping" is a golden rule of the Sanctuary.
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Caine, played by Tyrin Turner in a raw portrayal, grows up in the ghettos of LA. When his best friend, O-Dog (Larenz Tate), shoots a Korean grocer down in cold-blood, the duo is forced to navigate a society that despises them.
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It is a strange and curious America that fêtes a former FBI director who was fired from his job after exceeding his authority in ways that two presidential campaigns condemned, and who then leaked confidential memos about a president he clearly despises.
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Scrap the budget process, but return to the crisis-to-crisis governing that 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.) despises.3.
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Yet, while there is nothing Roth despises more than the cheap turn of "consolation"—the moments in a play or a book where everyone discovers love and feels better—the real arc of Roth's career, as he presents it here, has a tincture of hope.
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A quiet man who lives among farm animals and loves fishing in the quiet Eastern town of Melisey - population 22014,22017 - of which his father Regis is the mayor, Pinot openly despises the extravaganza of the Tour, its procession of TV helicopters and thousands of followers.
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Ms. Colman and Mr. Paterson are at the top rank of British character actors, and Ms. Colman is especially good here as an artist who, through manipulation, arrogance and actual talent, has negotiated life in a way that Fleabag despises and wishes, helplessly, that she could emulate.
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For example, I don&apost mind sitting around the airport and reading Twitter that much, but I absolutely hate missing flights, so my ideal time to arrive at the airport might be earlier than someone who despises the airport but is fine with missing the occasional plane.
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Now the Russian presidential election is looming, and we all know how vehemently Vladimir Putin despises the idea of anyone interfering in the elections of a foreign power; so onto the blacklist my movie went, and no one in Russia is officially allowed to see it.
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But those fantasies have again taken flight in recent years, promoted by Russia-first nationalists, the Russian Orthodox Church and also the Ministry of Culture, headed by a deeply conservative historian, Vladimir Medinsky, who fumes against Western culture and despises modern-day versions of westernizers like Turgenev.
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It's long been expected that Haley would be among the Cabinet officials to leave by the end of the year, joining an expected exodus after the midterm elections that could also include Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who Trump despises and has openly said he could replace.
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Sitting behind Mr Obama, Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, wore the impassive expression of a man who dared show no flicker of approval for a president his party despises—even when Mr Obama denounced the business-throttling red tape it should hate even more.
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Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, whose opponents periodically die under suspicious circumstances and whose citizens are beaten and imprisoned if they attend protest rallies, has been executing a new form of warfare against America and Western democracy designed to attack political leaders he despises and elect political candidates he supports.
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Vox writer Matt Yglesias offers a clear cut way to think about this issue: My theory of Miller is this:He's a hard-core racist, who very sincerely despises non-white people and has dedicated his life to making them suffer with all other considerations playing a somewhat secondary role.
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While it hinges on the assumption that Trump despises Bezos for being "literally 100 times richer than him," the president has also accused Amazon of not paying taxes, misusing the US Postal Service, monopolistic practices, and using the Washington Post, which Bezos also owns, as a "lobbyist" for Amazon.
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After all, it is an organization that hates Shi'a Muslims as much as it despises Israel, and whose franchise under the name of "al Qaeda in Iraq" was responsible for the deaths of countless Iraqi Shi'a during the civil war that raged for several years after the United States deposed Saddam.
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In his handling of the Wolff book -- the legal action, the White House statement, the tweets -- President Trump not only seems to be choosing the Nixonian way of handling criticism but is also effectively selling copy after copy of a book he despises by making the most salacious excerpts ring true.
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If his motivation was ever to encourage her to leave an administration he despises, Mr. Conway so far has had the opposite effect, binding Ms. Conway more closely to the president and in particular his family members, who have come to see her as a more sympathetic figure because of it.
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Imagining that his wife is living a better version of her life, he feels trapped in no-win situations: he despises his peers and finds fault with his superiors at work, while romantic encounters leave him reflecting on how a loving marriage can end up with two people siloed in despair.
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While Trump asked associates in the hours after the story was published if he should "just fire him," the President was also skeptical because the information was reportedly documented in memoranda written by FBI officials, including former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, whom Trump despises and frequently tells people isn't trustworthy.
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Luckily — for her, and for this book's readers — she discovers Furthermore, a place so full of enchanting beauty and topsy-turvy adventure, it even calls to mind Wonderland and Oz. As she sets out on her quest, Alice teams up with Oliver Newbanks, a boy she despises for his rudeness and deceitful nature.
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As agents Gordon Cole (creator David Lynch) and Albert Rosenfield (Miguel Ferrer) try to convince Diane to see the man the world believes is Agent Cooper — whom she now despises — she doesn't mince words, telling them both to fuck off and originally refuses them the Twin Peaks life water that is coffee.
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Mr. Spicer's arrival on the Emmys stage garnered mixed reviews, however — not so much for his star turn with Stephen Colbert of "The Late Show" on CBS, but for Hollywood's sudden embrace of a man once viewed as a not-so-truthful mouthpiece for a president that much of the town despises.
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But the Italian left, a good deal of which despises Mr. Renzi, is still in shambles, decimated from within by internecine squabbling and the dominance of Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister and the leader of the anti-immigrant League party, who is now the most popular and powerful figure in Italian politics.
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While Turkey -- another long-term ally of the US currently at odds with Washington -- publicly despises the US support of the Syrian Kurds (whose Turkish brethren it calls terrorists), there must be a recognition in Ankara that if nothing else, the American presence in Syria can at least keep the Kurds there in check.
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But while Trump asked associates in the hours after the Times report was published if he should "just fire him," he was also skeptical about the report given it was largely drawn from memoranda written by FBI officials including former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, whom Trump despises and has long believed is untrustworthy.
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Turns out, Chuck is fine framing the doctor for the Ice Juice fiasco because he genuinely despises what Gilbert did to Donnie back in season 1 (Gilbert delayed treatment for Donnie's cancer — on Axe's orders and in exchange for money — so he would die before testifying against Axe Cap.) This is actual justice, in Chuck's world.
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There are a lot of sporadic plot points in the film, including Mae's platonic relationship with a man she grew up with (Boyhood's Ellar Coltrane) who despises everything The Circle stands for, and her quasi-friendship with Ty (John Boyega), the actual founder of TruYou, who is now disillusioned and working on the fringes of the company.
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"AL: "But it's certainly painful and when you're working closely with people who you adore and who are family to realize that it's unbelievable that the world discriminates against them actively...and you know, there's probably nobody who despises Trump more than me, but there's something amazing when Trump says Caitlyn Jenner can use whatever bathroom she wants.
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There's the "this show is so smart normies don't get it" self-congratulation that's so over-the-top it became a copypasta meme; there's the propensity to doxx the show's female writers and generally be such venal stains that Harmon despises them; there's the mass freakout after McDonald's ran out of limited-edition Szechuan dipping sauce.
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You also drop into the series these questions of sexual desire, which is subconscious and can't really be controlled, so the old, "How can I be so attracted to someone who's everything I hate?" gets filtered through the idea that Dick also represents all of these things about the way the world works that Chris despises.
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Populist politicians and movements have won victories by defining themselves in opposition to that elite: Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton; Nigel Farage over David Cameron; the Five Star Movement over the Brussels bureaucracy; Viktor Orban over George Soros, who was not actually running in the Hungarian elections last April but personifies that which Mr Orban despises, and is Jewish to boot.
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Given that he has yet to face any real negative consequences for it, there's no reason to think he's won't keep at it, and in the process usher in a new era of racial tension in the US. Trump's very first mention in the New York Times, the paper he worships and despises more than any other, was tied to racism.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden MORE has created a successful political career by denigrating capitalism and its millionaires and billionaires, when the fact is he himself is a member of this elite class he despises.
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First, to suggest that President 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 dislikes Jews would have us believe that he despises his own daughter and grandchildren, when precisely the opposite seems to be true.
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Renner has generally been game for interviews (almost always with men, whom he mostly refers to as "brother") but he's keen to note that he hates attention, he loathes rumors, he despises gossip — all of the most feminizing aspects of fame, which he finds "nauseating," especially suggestions that he's sleeping with his best friend and "live-in business partner," Kristoffer Winters (whom he also refers to as "my brother").
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Sure, Tidying Up isn't exactly a thrill ride, but especially because I was raised by a mother who despises KonMari—instead of "dispose of it if it doesn't bring you joy," try "I am hanging on to this object for the duration of my life because I or any of my children could conceivably have a use for it before the Earth explodes"—the show was a nice introspective watch that motivated me to sort through a stack of old papers and organize my closet.
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