Osipov's characters are disgusted by the slovenliness and stupidity of those around them, and then disgusted by their own disgust.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," McCain tweeted I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden.
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They will overlook that as well because they&aposre disgusted by Hillary and what happened in the election, as many people who voted for Trump were disgusted by mainstream Republicanism.
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Imgur users were also shocked and disgusted by the sight.
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Heimbach had been particularly disgusted by Trump's attack on Syria.
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"So I think he's disgusted by these people," he added.
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"I am disgusted by them," Matsumura stated, matter of factly.
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He's been disgusted by his masculinity since his first erection.
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Volkswagen on Thursday declared itself "disgusted" by the positions taken.
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"I'm both shocked and disgusted by this article," wrote another.
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"Frankly, I'm disgusted by it," he said in an email.
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People are often disconcerted and disgusted by changes in human reproduction.
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We were disgusted by it — and it was also ridiculous somehow!
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FREE KESHA Disgusted by anyone in power positions abusing their authority.
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Clark is disgusted by the materialism and arrogance of his neighbors.
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Read the email, be disgusted by its verbosity, and forget me.
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I was totally disgusted by the disgrace we saw in Charlottesville.
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"I'm truly disgusted by the comments to this article," CJ wrote.
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Nathan Deal (R), who said he was "disgusted" by Spencer's actions.
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We are all disgusted by and passionately opposed to HB 2.
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Many people are still disgusted by the thought of consuming insects.
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I was disgusted by his behavior, and I left the store.
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Opinion Columnist I am simply disgusted by what's happening in America.
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I was disgusted by our minutes reliving part of my past.
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They are disgusted by American failures and want them to end.
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"I'm disgusted by the lack of empathy that I'm seeing displayed."
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But he is disgusted by much of the debate in America.
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As somebody who is generally disgusted by feet, I was intrigued.
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I am horrified and disgusted by what has come out about DOS.
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As a woman and a feminist, I'm obviously disgusted by his behavior.
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If you are disgusted by politics, the Democrats are not an answer.
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In Japan, 40 percent of people say they are disgusted by sex.
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He's disgusted by Pasha for wishing to go back to his homeland.
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But most people out there are pretty disgusted by the whole thing.
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"We are disgusted by Donald Trump's attack on you," the letter said.
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Nathan Deal (R) said he was "saddened and disgusted" by Spencer's behavior.
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But Wilson's sister said that she was "disgusted" by the plea deal.
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It's like reading a good book and being disgusted by the movie.
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So we are allowed to keep feeling disgusted by the house roaches.
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"I have been disgusted by the police's attitude in this," Thornberry wrote.
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"My observations were that people were disgusted by it," said Mr. Ciolek.
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Speaking of messages, I was disgusted by much of the Trump campaign.
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Shockie is disgusted by his comrades' complacent faith in their own propaganda.
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"After the tape came out, I was so disgusted [by the brand]," Redder.
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I'm also a little disgusted by what's become of the cloth ("Alcantara") keyboard.
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Voice coach Blake Shelton said he was "stunned and disgusted" by the news.
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She was disgusted by the report but did did not expect much fallout.
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"She is very, very disgusted by the reports," Banks' rep told Us Weekly.
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People are as disgusted by what they're seeing as you and I are.
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Part of me had always been disgusted by the idea of ganja yoga.
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"I'm mortified and disgusted by my brother's actions," he told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The president is disgusted by the very democracy he is sworn to protect.
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The Obamas in a joint statement said they were "disgusted" by the allegations.
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Nathan Deal (R) echoed those comments, saying he was "disgusted" by Spencer's actions.
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Far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said he was "disgusted" by the ruling.
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Now, he said, members of the Police Department are "disgusted" by his actions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why bother being disgusted by Miley Cyrus?
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Some feel disgusted by Johnson, who (like Hillary Clinton) stirs deep personal antipathies.
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I am disgusted by the lack of empathy that I am seeing displayed.
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"My observations were that people were disgusted by it," Ciolek told the Times.
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According to screenshots of a Skype chat, Arthurs was disgusted by American culture.
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This is what you think is ugly, and I need you to look at this, and I need you to be just as disgusted by it as I am, and I need you to know why you're disgusted by it.
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Or the Nazis as they said, which I&aposm still disgusted by that word.
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Musicians in this genre posted messages online saying they were disgusted by Betts's actions.
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GUTFELD: No, I think somebody walked out and was just disgusted by the joke.
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We learn what to be disgusted by, and that varies from culture to culture.
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Veronica is disgusted by the gesture, but Hermione (Marisol Nichols) explains it's an apology.
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It turns out I'm not the only one who's disgusted by this irresponsible interview.
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James was completely disgusted by the thought of coming to LA for anything whatsoever.
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But she is apparently disgusted by the company and the people who work there.
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I'll be totally upfront that I am disgusted by this administration and its worldview.
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And I am absolutely disgusted by the acts of some, not all, but some.
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Don't be disgusted by one and not the other tho u Son's of bitches.
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"People are disgusted by poo, but there's also this fascination with it," he said.
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I was troubled by the comment, and disgusted by the man who said it.
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Martin Sheen says he's "disgusted" by President Trump in a new Democratic fundraising pitch.
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Are you excited or disgusted by the prospect of Jon and Daenerys getting together?
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I'm disgusted by this country's willingness to hold on so tight to its demons.
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He was planning to leave South Africa, disgusted by apartheid's petty rules and huge injustices.
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But there are so many agents within the bureau that were disgusted by what happened.
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Many wrote how they were disgusted by the display and expressed sympathy for the animal.
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But Biden and internet commenters are far from the only people disgusted by Turner's treatment.
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Because I certainly, as the Obamas themselves said, was surprised and disgusted by these revelations.
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Ms Ravel later resigned from her post in February, disgusted by its "dysfunction and deadlock".
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"Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports of Harvey Weinstein," he wrote.
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He wrote that he was "sick and disgusted" by the intolerance of parents and coaches.
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Game's disgusted by it, especially because NH was doing so much good in the area.
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"I deeply disagree with the extreme left & have been disgusted by their tone," he tweeted.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," Meghan McCain tweeted.
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All of them eat meat on the regular, but they were disgusted by tarantulas. Why?
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I want a better quality of life, and am disgusted by some of my features.
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All in all, I was completely disgusted by Bagans's tactless choice to include the image.
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As a tourist and Communist, Kahlo was both dazzled and disgusted by New York City.
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We're living in a funny time: Americans are both disgusted by and obsessed with politics.
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I am disgusted by this highly public airing of false information and closed-minded views.
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Hatch said he is "disgusted" by press reports that have "distorted" how the provision originated.
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Carolyn Golojuch, a seventy-year-old Clinton delegate from Honolulu, was disgusted by the walkout.
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In a tweet after the story published, Shaub said he was disgusted by the story.
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Wendy's tweet divided Twitter between stark defenders of the sandwich and users disgusted by it.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) issued a Wednesday statement saying he was "disgusted" by the Manhattan attack.
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They want Trump's voters on their side without turning off voters disgusted by his rhetoric.
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"Trump [is] expressing frustration that while the evangelical community is on board with his far-right policies ... the vast majority of Jewish voters are disgusted by it, broadly disgusted by Trump [and] are going to vote against him and his party," he added. Rep.
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I'm disgusted by that, and that is becoming a part of what I'm trying to do.
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He was disgusted by what had happened, and linked it both to xenophobia and uncontrollable kids.
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Trump is disgusted by a lot of things, says Alexander Hurst, and it's resonating with voters.
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"I am absolutely horrified and disgusted by the comments being left about my children," he said.
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"These voters were completely turned off and disgusted by it," Miller said in an e-mail.
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Tuscaloosa Police Chief Steve Anderson says he was "disgusted" by the actions of the two officers.
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But for all the viscera, the series isn't disgusted by humanity in the usual zombie way.
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Yet we've been taught to fear it, be disgusted by it, and feel ashamed about it.
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"I'm so disgusted by what's going on that I feel like I'm choking," she told viewers.
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Blackwell was disgusted by the couple's relationship, according to a police report obtained by WSB-TV.
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Although Bourdain says he didn't previously know of the allegations, he's still disgusted by the report.
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"Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports about Harvey Weinstein," the statement said.
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"I felt so disgusted by it," he said, adding that he was constantly dinged by managers.
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The Obamas issued a statement on Tuesday saying they were "disgusted" by the allegations against Weinstein.
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It was always about how everyone else didn't like me, was disgusted by my joke, etc.
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Some might have pitied them, some might have hated them — most were probably disgusted by them.
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I am disgusted by them and a lot of what I said is sick and twisted.
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"They're disgusted by what they consider a degenerate culture," she told me in a recent interview.
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Hatch responded to Corker on Monday, saying he was "disgusted" by press reports on the provision.
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Young people are supposed to be woke social justice warriors who are disgusted by their elders.
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Sanders replied that he was "absolutely aghast" and "disgusted" by people who called Warren a traitor.
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Some Americans still support President Trump, but far, far more are exhausted and disgusted by him.
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No wonder baseball fans are outraged and disgusted by the direction the league is going lately.
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I am so horrified and disgusted by the prejudice of former immigrants to our newer immigrants.
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In 2008, Obama ran as a reformer disgusted by the corruption and polarization paralyzing American politics.
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Since Chick's piece was published, Taylor-Lind says she's been disgusted by the industry's overall inaction.
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She grew up disgusted by her parents' smoking and thought e-cigarettes were just as gross.
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Upon seeing them in her apartment, she's bored, even revolted, disgusted by them, and with herself.
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Chanel admits to hyping her rage for cameras, but she seems sincerely disgusted by the diss.
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The young sculptor is disgusted by vulgar real women, so he sculpts a virginal maiden for himself.
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His own mother, however, is disgusted by him, and asks him, point blank, what happened to Hannah.
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" Instead of being offended or disgusted by this crown jewel, they smile and effusively coo, "Good luck!
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Walsh said he supported Trump during the 2016 election but became disillusioned, then disgusted, by the president.
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Disgusted by Mr Trump, many younger Christians, in particular, are rethinking the nexus between politics and faith.
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The dress was certainly daring, but Gunn was disgusted by how much skin Ratajkowski chose to show.
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If you're into sweet and savory combos, I'm confident you wouldn't be disgusted by this bagel order.
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It's been three days and I'm still disgusted by Adrienne Bailon's tuna and fruit punch sandwich pic.twitter.
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"I am outraged and disgusted by the post and have directed the SPPD to investigate," Coleman said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, speaking at Wednesday's briefing, described Trump as "disgusted" by Bannon's remarks.
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Many are personally disgusted by rhetoric from Trump and his associates that they perceive as anti-Muslim.
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Disgusted by the corruption all around, he fled to the wilderness and founded monastic communities across Europe.
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There is no excuse for this type of behavior, ever, and I am saddened and disgusted by it.
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One vocalist, Sydney Dunitz, posted the email on Facebook, adding that she is "absolutely disgusted" by the letter.
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"Lawyers 'disgusted' by release of search warrant showing marijuana found in Botham Jean's apartment," the updated headline read.
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" Chalekian said many attendees were disgusted by the comments, and that he was "truly disappointed in what occurred.
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We, like so many others, are outraged and disgusted by the conduct of which Larry Nassar is accused.
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He is apparently disgusted by the effort, and the art is destroyed during a bout of vocal coaching.
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But if you were disgusted by Trump and you're not pissed about Choe, you're supporting the same system.
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Disgusted by Cersei's doublecross, he headed north on his own in civilian clothes, seeking to reclaim his honor.
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It was this young guy who, I suspect, was disgusted by the corruption of the Democratic National Committee.
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Some people can no longer appreciate Annie Hall without being disgusted by Woody Allen's alleged child molestation charges.
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Rather than be disgusted by them, Bill urged me to appreciate them and their contributions to our planet.
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And somehow, many Americans, even those disgusted by what they see, have resigned themselves to this new reality.
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Disgusted by this behavior, she created the Twitter hashtag #BeingMicronesian for people to share their experiences of prejudice.
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He had voted, reluctantly, for the A.N.C., he said, adding that he was disgusted by the party's corruption.
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All four are simultaneously fascinated and disgusted by the sight and stare at her like a zoo animal.
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Hatch said he is "disgusted" by press reports that have "distorted" how the provision originated: http://bit.ly/2202CAopUr.
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The head of the UN's relief organization, Stephen O'Brien, said he was "disgusted" by reports of the assault.
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I got really angry and disgusted by the misogynistic vitriol and got "grl pwr" permanently inked on my arm.
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Still, many pro-life women were just as disgusted by Trump's comments and actions as pro-choice women were.
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Many officials are sincerely disgusted by Xinjiang, where perhaps a million Uighurs are being held in "re-education camps".
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The people around us who we grow up with, who form us, teach us what to be disgusted by.
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Viewers were disgusted by him, turned off, viscerally repelled in a way that not even Joffrey could manage. Why?
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The two are discovered furiously making out by the rest of the family, who act disgusted by the sight.
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At one point during the trial, his mother is so disgusted by the allegations that she leaves the room.
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But I think it's equally important that people who are disgusted by those thoughts can say that they're disgusting.
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"I am profoundly disturbed and disgusted by the continued threats against the Jewish community in New York," Cuomo said.
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The women assembled around the table, all of whom know their husbands are unfaithful, are simultaneously disgusted by Mrs.
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" And, he's "most disgusted by the Republican effort to gut health care and social programs for Americans in need.
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They should be just as disgusted by reports that Facebook threatened to sue media outlets for telling the truth.
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Joey: A lot of people in society look at a crime or a sin and get disgusted by it.
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Eighty percent of Americans, according to a New York Times poll, were disgusted by the conduct of the election.
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"I'm horrified and disgusted by it," said the diplomat, David Pressman, an alternate American representative to the United Nations.
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They were disgusted by the act and condemned it ... saying the spitter was not a representative of their policies.
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"There's just a tremendous outpouring and I think that people are disgusted by what they saw," Chief Shea said.
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The officer, who requested anonymity for fear of future threats, said he was surprised and "disgusted" by the ruling.
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Most Jewish voters say they have no problem with Khan himself, who said he was disgusted by Livingstone's remarks.
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Like most Americans, I was disgusted by the appearance of torch marching neo-Nazis in the streets of Charlottesville.
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Some were disgusted by its unvarnished objectification of women; others simply considered it an especially vivid reflection of reality.
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Tillerson, the former CEO of Exxon Mobil, used to lead the organization and was reportedly disgusted by Trump's remarks.
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They want to fantasize about someone that they want to have sex with and not feel disgusted by it.
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Many police officers not involved in the scandals facing the department are mortified and disgusted by allegations against their coworkers.
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Department spokesman John Romero said officials were "disgusted" by the violence, which left at least one participant with serious injuries.
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With admirable frankness, Xiao Lu reflects that the macho art world is disgusted by the trivial sentiments of personal relations.
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And shaking hands is one of the prime ways that people spread disease around, but we're not disgusted by it.
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Lots of people eat lamb shank but then are disgusted by haggis, which is also made from parts of lamb.
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"There is no excuse for this type of behavior, ever, and I am saddened and disgusted by it," Georgia Gov.
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" But many are crazy harsh: "I really was disgusted by your body after a while, I do not know why.
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However, the creators were disgusted by the idea, which is similar to the much-maligned Microsoft Office tutorial guide Clippy.
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"There is no excuse for this type of behavior, ever, and I am saddened and disgusted by it," Deal wrote.
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" - statement via Facebook Benedict Cumberbatch "I am utterly disgusted by the continuing revelations of Harvey Weinstein's horrifying and unforgivable actions.
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"I am disgusted by the fact that the press is attacking a sexual assault victim," Avenatti said, according to Politico.
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I watched two black phoebes fly away from the ribbons fluttering in their direction, clearly disgusted by my decorating choices.
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Republicans across the state said they were disgusted by the performance, and House Speaker David Ralston called for Spencer's resignation.
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Every American Jew that I know is disgusted by the cruel treatment of children and families at our southern border.
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We may be ashamed of our desires, we may worry that our partner will laugh or be disgusted by them.
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We broke the story ... Damon blasted the lawyer for being a "culture vulture" and said he was disgusted by him.
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"I am utterly disgusted by the continuing revelations of Harvey Weinstein's horrifying and unforgivable actions," he said at the time.
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Women in the movement, like Ms. Dannenfelser of the Susan B. Anthony List, once publicly declared themselves "disgusted" by him.
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Being disgusted by one human attacking another because of the color of their skin or their religious beliefs isn't partisan.
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The footage was quickly recorded and shared online, where fans and nonfans alike were disturbed and disgusted by the dad's actions.
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"I've been heartened to hear how disgusted by Donald Trump's remarks they have been, especially as a supposed leader," Robinson said.
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Mythology surrounding Lord Ayyappa, the god worshipped there, claims that he was celibate and disgusted by the prospect of women's fertility.
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"We have been just disgusted by NRATV since its beginning," Shannon Watts, founder of the Moms Demand Action group, told Reuters.
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As it happens, no one was more disgusted by Bill Clinton's sexuality than the lady who set his impeachment in motion.
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When people are simultaneously disgusted by and afraid of their boss, it's very hard for them to do their jobs effectively.
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Moreover, she and Reagan would have been disgusted by the level of coarseness and baseness to which American debate has fallen.
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No it's not, it lives with us right now, and this system is absolutely useless, and I'm just disgusted by it.
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For some viewers, it seemed more logical that the students would be disgusted by Bryce's actions and call for his punishment.
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"We are absolutely DISGUSTED by the treatment of Tournament Director to a 12-year-old girl and her mother," Khandhar wrote.
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This included the use of lobotomies and aversion therapy, in which doctors tried to make LGBTQ-identifying people disgusted by homosexuality.
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"Bernie supporters had left our page in droves, depressed and disgusted by the venom," the group's administrator was quoted as saying.
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Earlier in the episode, Andrew attempted to reconnect with Mellie in the hospital, asking her if she was disgusted by him.
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"You were disgusted by [Andrew] long before he became disgusting," he tells police interrogators, in a sharp indictment of societal homophobia.
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" On how he left the campaign: "Roger [Stone] quit because he was absolutely disgusted by the way I was treated, okay?
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She told espnW that she was disgusted by how Kaepernick has been treated, and would continue to kneel throughout the season.
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I'm disgusted by what Republicans have become, and I'm no longer going to sit by and vote for party over principles.
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They felt swamped by waves of immigrants, frustrated by economic stagnation and disgusted by the cultural values of the cosmopolitan urbanites.
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One member of the panel, Nissim Douek, a strategic consultant, said many Israelis were "disgusted" by Yair Netanyahu's extremist, divisive rhetoric.
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Disgusted by the campaign against Mr. Faught, she has already voted in the general election, by absentee ballot, for Mr. Reavis.
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Frankly, I'm disgusted by the ad campaigns trying to brand the military as a way to get out of college debt.
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Larry Hogan said he was "appalled and disgusted" by the incident and said authorities will pursue and prosecute those behind it.
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Does Ellen not understand why people are disgusted by that video of her and W. palling around at the football game?
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But Democratic lawmakers and some Republicans on Wednesday left classified briefings on the crisis by top officials disgusted by the presentation.
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"Seeing those words made me disgusted and disappointed — disgusted by these sentiments and disappointed that our systems allowed this," Sandberg wrote.
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"As one of the creators of Hocus Pocus, I am disgusted by this putrid act of evasion," Mick Garris tweeted Monday.
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We are endlessly confused by what is going on and disorientated and disgusted by the flood of data that assails us.
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According to the criminal complaint, Chidester was disgusted by her own behavior, and even confided in another student about her conduct.
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I, too, am angry and disgusted by this horrific behavior, including the abhorrent moral transgression of the cover-up by officials.
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Other students "said I was disgusting, they said their families were disgusted by me and that I should move," Marilyn said.
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"I've never been so disgusted by my own data," Colin Holbrook, the lead author of the study, said in a statement.
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"I've never been so disgusted by my own data," Colin Holbrook, the lead author of the study, said in a statement.
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I know that there are plenty of religious people, on the right and the left, who are disgusted by what they're seeing.
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At that hearing, Sullivan told Flynn he was disgusted by his actions and questioned whether Flynn sincerely accepted responsibility for his crime.
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However, once he got a job working at a commercial gym, Tanen said he felt "disgusted" by what was going on there.
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But if you can't get to a tissue (or are completely disgusted by the prospect), swallowing isn't the end of the world.
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It feels really nice to be able to share that with someone and be okay with it and not disgusted by it.
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Smith wrote that he was "fucking disgusted" by Perez' statements, and it seemed like DIIV was on the brink of imploding again.
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U.S. women's soccer player Megan Rapinoe joined Kaepernick's protest, stating that she is disgusted by the treatment he received from the media.
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There's a surprising amount of practical effects on display – in fact, it's the first time I've felt genuinely disgusted by these creatures.
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"I am disgusted by the abhorrent act of anti-Semitism and hate that occurred at Columbia University," he said in a statement.
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"I am disgusted by the recent statements made by David Eason and support MTV's decision to fire him 100%," Messer tells PEOPLE.
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With just five days to go until Election Day, an overwhelming majority of voters are disgusted by the state of American politics.
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"I am disgusted by the discovery of anti-Semitic graffiti at a house of worship in Brooklyn," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Consumers have every right to be disgusted by Facebook's failure to protect consumer privacy in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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We were disgusted by Gurriel's ugly behavior and winced in unison as Darvish took a drubbing from the Astros in Game 7.
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He's so disgusted by armpit hair on a woman, and I grew out my armpit hair to play Leila — he was horrified.
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When I asked around in-world, Second Life users consistently told me that they were disgusted by age-players and child avatars.
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Disgusted by the uptick in police violence, thousands of Hong Kong residents traveled to the island airport to make their voices heard.
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Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, a combat veteran who lost both legs serving in Iraq, said she was "disgusted" by the accusation.
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Americans "ought to be disgusted" by the airing of White House dirty laundry, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer told CNBC on Friday.
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In September, a Marine veteran named John Albert was invited to join the site, and, disgusted by what he found, alerted Facebook.
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"We continue to be disgusted by CNN's fake news reporting," he told the news network when contacted about its latest report Friday.
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Yeah, definitely with those guys, I think they are both participants in and very disgusted by what they consider a degenerate culture.
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President Emmanuel Macron said on Twitter he was "disgusted by this barbaric act" and praised the calmness and efficiency of security forces.
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"When I saw the one on the right and I was devastated… Even disgusted by the photo of myself," she wrote on Instagram.
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She refused to shower with the rest of us and was so disgusted by it—even though she had a colostomy bag herself.
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"Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports about Harvey Weinstein," Obama said in a statement provided to media outlets Tuesday.
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The upwardly mobile urban dwellers often feel disgusted by dog meat – being far more likely to Instagram a cute pup than eat it.
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He became a sort of Phantom of the Squared Circle Opera, disgusted by his own completely normal, handsome, not-at-all disfigured face.
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"Wow honestly disgusted by this @goldsgym you should be ashamed of yourselves," Breslin posted on Instagram, along with a screenshot of the ad.
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Lisa Vanderpump is absolutely disgusted by the Coachella woman caught dumping puppies in a dumpster ... she says it's disgusting, barbaric and completely irresponsible.
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You don't have to be a Trump supporter to be disgusted by a national debate conducted with such glaring bias against one candidate.
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And his empathy extended beyond the decks: upon sailing to Jamaica, he was disgusted by the slavery there and berated the British governor.
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He would be a compelling candidate for many people who are disgusted by Donald Trump and feel disappointed with the delivery of Democrats.
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People are disgusted by bed bugs, but less than half of travelers even know what one looks like, according to a new report.
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"Everyone in this body should be disgusted by what happened in Helsinki today," he said Monday in a speech on the Senate floor.
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As decent people, I hear that they were disgusted by this indecent treatment of the secretary of state, whatever they thought of him.
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Internet pundits and commentators alike seemed disgusted by the Cyborg because she apparently looked "too masculine" and did nothing to promote her femininity.
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John Kasich, a Republican who has kept Trump at arm's length, was also disgusted by the Kavanaugh process, but for a different reason.
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Many women who voted for him told pollsters, academics and reporters, including in interviews I conducted, that they were disgusted by such remarks.
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Ten years later, Johnson said she is disgusted by the rampant sexual abuse reported by many of her fellow gymnasts at Nassar's sentencing.
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Robel, the provost, told CNN she wasn't really aware of Rasmusen's blog or Twitter account before, but felt "disgusted" by what she saw.
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Andrew Cuomo issued a statement Wednesday, before the reports of the Brooklyn incidents, saying he was "disgusted" by the alleged attack in Manhattan.
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These taciturn encounters, unfolding as unsentimentally as the internal exam he gives a pregnant heifer, suggest someone disgusted by his own sorry self.
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Many non-black Americans who were disgusted by the Simpson verdict have become more aware of the ubiquity of police brutality in black lives.
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What a conundrum: Why are we so disgusted by Twitter trolls and yet so delighted when a new edition of "Mean Tweets" comes along?
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Black people can be equally disgusted by senseless gun violence as well as white police officers who shoot unarmed black men in the back.
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Disgusted by the bachelorette party around them, Connor rails against marriage and the institution as a way of proving their love to each other.
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That's why most white Americans seem more disgusted by Colin Kaepernick's peaceful protest to highlight police brutality than the injustices he is calling out.
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Blake E. (I will never forget you, Blake K.) continues to be performatively disgusted by Whaboom, revealing that Lucas' ex-girlfriend is his roommate.
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"The Trump thing was an issue, and [Melchiorre] was really disgusted by the Bezos reporting," a source close to the discussions told the Post.
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Disgusted by decades of dysfunction in Washington, voters – led by younger generations – are abandoning the parties and moving from political disaffection to political action.
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"I am extremely disappointed and disgusted by the behavior I am being made aware of that occurred thus far in theBig Brother'house," Fakunle wrote.
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President Obama has added his name to the list of famous people who are disgusted by the stories that have surfaced about Harvey Weinstein.
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"I really think he's disgusted by these people," Mr. Ryan said, referring to the neo-Nazi groups that held protests in Virginia last month.
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One obvious problem is that Kenney's life and work provide a kind of story America has found itself increasingly bored, aggrieved and disgusted by.
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Erickson argued that "many are so disgusted by 2016 that they will not even show up" while McMullin gives them a reason to vote.
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He's relatively comfortable with his sexuality and disgusted by Xolani, whom he sees as a hypocrite for having an affair with a married man.
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Across India, especially in big cities, many people, no matter what their religion was, were disgusted by the crime and the divisiveness that followed.
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" In a memo sent to employees that was obtained by CNBC, Mr. Dimon said he was "disgusted by racism and hate in any form.
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Cohn had been reportedly disgusted by the president's failure to condemn white supremacists and had been rumored to be leaving after last week's turmoil.
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Barrow and Parker's slaughter of police officers enrages him, and he's disgusted by the aura of Robin Hood chic that has gathered around them.
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"[T]he prototypical moist-averse person is a young, neurotic, female who is well-educated and somewhat disgusted by bodily function," the study notes.
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Some Conservatives said they were disgusted by the remarks, for which Leadsom later apologised, while others said they showed naivety and a lack of judgment.
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"We are equally as disgusted by many of the posts that you saw and, in many cases, the rest of the nation saw," Ross added.
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I don't need toxic people in my life and I knew those who were repulsed or disgusted by me were the ones with the problem.
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We can look at the headlines and be disgusted by another story of another powerful man who was enabled by too many for too long.
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Vicky Royer, who says she and her husband "ran for our lives that night," told BuzzFeed News that she is "disgusted" by Cal Fire's conclusion.
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"Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports about Harvey Weinstein," Obama said in a joint statement provided to media outlets last October.
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New, environmentally friendly foods like insects and, further down the road, lab-grown meat, could be an option, but we're still disgusted by these things.
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I was equally disgusted by his 3 am tweet attempting to shame Alicia Machado by encouraging the public to look up an alleged sex tape.
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Brett Nicholson, a parent to three Boy Scouts and an assistant scoutmaster in a west Houston, Texas, troop, said he was "disgusted" by Trump's speech.
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It turns out he's just as disgusted by his family legacy as she is, and they resolve to take the team down from the inside.
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The truth is Rome is so touristy now, that when [my husband and I] went we were disgusted by how horrible the food was. Horrible.
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I never thought I could be disgusted by garlic, but this spicy-garlic sauce smelled as if it had been made with blended dried garlic.
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My teachers were rightly disgusted by my appalling lack of effort, and would make me serve detentions and have painful dialogues about my poor choices.
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We got Andy Thursday at LAX where he was clearly disgusted by what went down -- Jeff Varner telling the whole tribe Zeke Smith is transgender.
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But I am even more disgusted by the failure of our political and community leaders to take any real action to prevent those needless killings.
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"When they discover what it is that they're eating at an older age, they become disgusted by the idea and stop eating them," Yoon says.
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John McCain, would be "disgusted" by the current political climate and said she's "very disappointed" in President Trump's attacks on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"I get disgusted by the way they look, their long beards and shaved mustaches," he said, referring to the grooming practices of some conservative Muslims.
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In March, Roman Catholic protesters in Poland picketed the exhibition, disgusted by what they regarded as satanic imagery (a charge Ms. Abramovic has wearily denied).
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Tammy Duckworth, an Illinois Democrat who is a veteran of the Iraq War, told Brianna Keilar on "CNN Right Now" she was "disgusted" by them.
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Warren attacked Bloomberg for using "bags and bags of money" to buy his way into the race, while Sanders declared himself "disgusted" by the spending.
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Sanders was peppered with questions about why Trump has not said that publicly, even amid reports that he was privately "disgusted" by Porter's alleged conduct.
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You'd watch it and feel disgusted by it, but also turned on because it was done with super-hot models, and obviously they're having fun.
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"We are disgusted by the despicable act of violence today that resulted in the shooting deaths of members of the Baton Rouge law enforcement," she said.
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By tapping into the energy of countless disaffected Americans left behind and disgusted by the current political system, he single-handedly realigned a major political party.
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Without doing the character development to justify the act, one would have to be disgusted by how far the story goes to get to its conclusion.
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Hunger explains how Elizabeth can be simultaneously disgusted by the Morozov's jam-packed dinner table, and also anxious about her own child getting enough to eat.
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She was a big Bernie Sanders supporter in 2016, and said she was "disgusted" by the way the Democratic Party treated him in the primary process.
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"I personally am disgusted by it — I think it's disgraceful," said Lola Butler, 71, a retiree from Mandeville, La., who voted for Mr. Romney in 2012.
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You'd be disgusted by the deliberate attempt to conceal the scale of the horror, the identity of the perpetrators, and the racist ideology that motivated them.
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Since everyone else in my family was disgusted by the idea of pumping a dead duck full of air, I ended up having to do it.
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" The governor, in his post on Twitter, added, "There is no excuse for this type of behavior, ever, and I am saddened and disgusted by it.
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Enter, Harrison ... a 2-time Olympic gold medalist in Judo and the reigning PFL lightweight champion who tells TMZ Sports she was DISGUSTED by Gervonta's actions.
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City's police union targets officials In a statement, the city's police union said it was "disgusted" by the video but that it was a familiar scenario.
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Still, for voters disgusted by decades of stagnation in Irish politics, seeing anyone but the same old faces at the top of the polls was welcome.
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It's possible voters may be disgusted by Trump in 2020 — fed up, in fact — but may be presented with an alternative they find even more odorous.
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If you are disgusted by Trump's behavior, and by the way elected Republicans have built an impenetrable wall of lies to protect him, you should go.
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Kailyn Lowry's disgusted by what her "Teen Mom 2" castmate said about gay and trans people, and wants him axed from the show ... TMZ has learned.
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"I'm extremely disgusted by it, there should be no reason my kids have to see something like this," one U.S. mom wrote on Facebook, according to Variety.
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"Although Kylie was very upset and disgusted by the Tristan situation, she didn't want to make any harsh decisions when it came to Jordyn," says the source.
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In a letter to Iain Wright, the chairman of Parliament's Business, Innovation and Skills Committee, made public on Friday, Ashley said he was "disgusted" by Wright's stance.
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For instance, one commonality across all polling of millennials is that they are obsessed with authenticity and disgusted by what they see as the corruption of politics.
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Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday he directed the State Police Hate Crimes Task Force to assist local authorities in their investigation, adding he is "disgusted" by the incident.
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For misogynist ones to follow, the many men who have publicly declared themselves disgusted by Mr Trump's words need to start making that clear in private, too.
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That distance allowed me to keep enjoying Jackson's music at a conceptual remove, even if I was freaked out and disgusted by the allegations made against him.
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Disgusted by Donald Trump's attitude toward women — in particular, his comment that he would "grab 'em by the pussy" — Linsey wrote of her own experience with groping.
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While many people agreed with Weiss on social media, many others said they were disgusted by her views and criticised the New York Times for publishing them.
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After becoming disgusted by what he saw Mr. Jois do to women students — "grabbing their asses and kissing them," Mr. Harding said — he privately confronted Mr. Jois.
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Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain of Arizona were among those disgusted by the practice after it was uncovered, and they helped make it illegal last year.
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Adam Kinzinger said Tuesday he was "very disgusted" by President Donald Trump for mocking House Republicans who did not back him enough during their midterm election campaigns.
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Otis is disgusted by his own debilitating celibacy, unable to see it as the gift that makes him so good at helping others accept their sexual dysfunctions.
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Ms. Kane thought Apple was right to refuse to hack the phone; her friend, a waitress in Delaware, said she was disgusted by Apple's lack of patriotism.
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He is so disgusted by the tap water that he is careful not to let the hand towel in his bathroom absorb a single drop of it.
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My music is so much better than your music I pity you—almost I would pity you if I were not disgusted by your chump-change music.
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"I am disgusted by press reports that have distorted one particular aspect of the conference agreement on H.R.1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act," Hatch wrote.
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But as Inauguration Day approached, I became so disgusted by President-elect Donald Trump's behavior that I felt it would have been negligent to remain a bystander.
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Disgusted by the conditions on the beach, he began contacting members of Congress to authorize funding to clean it up, a campaign that has not yet succeeded.
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With the election coming just weeks later, the party can ill afford a disruption that voters — already disgusted by Washington dysfunction — may hold the president accountable for.
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Standing in a Las Vegas hotel room, with the stink of casino smoke fresh on my clothes, I was suddenly disgusted by the backsides of my teeth.
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John Hawkins, who owns conservative blog, Right Wing News, said he created the GoFundMe eight days ago because he was "disgusted" by Kavanaugh's treatment throughout his nomination.
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" The novelist Henry James was disgusted by the people he saw "swarming" on New York's heavily Jewish Lower East Side, who reminded him of "small, strange animals . . .
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"I am appalled and disgusted by the Swastikas and other anti-Semitic symbols of hate that were scrawled in a Queens schoolyard," Cuomo said in a statement.
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"I'm disgusted by the report of an individual posting a swastika made out of flyers in a subway station in Manhattan recently," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Andrew Cuomo issued a statement Wednesday saying he was "disgusted" by the incident and he promised to provide state police assistance to the NYPD in its investigation.
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"I'm disgusted by the violence and killing that took place in Charlottesville and by the vile white supremacist bigotry that inspired it," Scalise said in the statement.
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"With all of the important work to be done in D.C. and here in Georgia, I'm disgusted by the impeachment circus and strongly oppose it," she said.
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She now dates a Marine sergeant and said that most of the male Marines she knew were just as disgusted by the photo sharing as she was.
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When I talked to Chalgren again in November, he said he had lost all faith in Trump — and was disgusted by the Republicans' "complete capitulation" to him.
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A retired Air Force veteran, he said he was disgusted by his actions, and, after wrestling with his conscience and refusing further orders to alter records, resigned.
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Within that mix, audiences meet Tony (Viggo Mortensen)—an Italian-American—so disgusted by blackness, that he can't stand the idea of construction workers sharing his drinking glasses.
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At its original imprint, Simon & Schuster, staffers were disgusted by the subject matter, the art director refused to design a cover, and Penguin gave up its paperback rights.
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Iain Wright, chair of parliament's business committee, told Channel 4 News he was disgusted by its findings and said JD's management should explain itself in front of lawmakers.
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Grande apologized for her behavior, noted that she was disgusted by her own actions, and pointedly reminded everyone that the donut shop video was taken without her consent.
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Two, it was the fact that the voters, the American people, were so disgusted by what they saw taking place all across this country and at the border.
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I mean, I&aposm disgusted by the fact that Donald Trump, Jr., gets an email about meeting with people who have information and he is called a traitor.
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A friend of Comey's would later say the FBI chief was "disgusted" by Trump's embrace, which he allegedly saw as an intentional attempt to compromise him in public.
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"Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" creator Mona Scott-Young is disgusted by Hazel-E's homophobic social media rant, and if she gets her way ... Hazel will be canned ASAP.
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"I am disgusted by the nature of the allegations and can only stand strong with the women who were subjected to this abuse over the years," Amos adds.
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In 2016, Mahathir resigned from the ruling coalition saying he was disgusted by the 1MDB scandal, and later joined forces with opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, his former foe.
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On Tuesday morning, Kristol tweeted: Amazing but true: You can AT ONE AND THE SAME TIME be thoroughly critical of Elizabeth Warren and utterly disgusted by Donald Trump.
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The Times' Sam Dolnick profiled a semi-retired businessman, Erik Hagerman, who was so disgusted by Trump's election that he erected a private and nearly impregnable news embargo.
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Disgusted by one wayward shot late in the round, McIlroy violently flung his 3-wood to the turf, snapping the head of the club entirely off the shaft.
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While Ryan is disgusted by Ning's table manners and imperfect English pronunciation, the patriotic Ning is shocked by Ryan's ignorance of Chinese history and openness about his homosexuality.
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Iceland's 'Cinderella story' has smitten many football aficionados, especially those disgusted by corruption scandals engulfing FIFA and put off by the diva-like attitude of some leading players.
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"I am disgusted by Mike Bloomberg and his staff," one of the Bloomberg aides, who like several others spoke on the condition of anonymity, told POLITICO on Friday.
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Mounk argues that a majority of Americans is horrified by hate speech; disgusted by the Trump administration's attacks on immigrants; and committed to the fight against sexual harassment.
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So far, what we've found is that whites who felt disgusted by Trump were more likely to abandon their racial identity in the wake of the 2016 election.
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Over the next decades he grew angrier at the direction of the world, disgusted by everything from apartheid in South Africa to the austerities of the Reagan administration.
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We, like many, were very quickly disgusted by Shane Gillis' overt racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia - expressed both on and off stage - upon working with him years ago.
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I'm often simultaneously disgusted by and fascinated with how much it picked up from the corners and crevices of my apartment, from cat kibble to hair to dust.
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Mr. Vavilov had learned that Mr. Egiazaryan was seeking political asylum in the United States, and was "disgusted by this," Mr. Akhmetshin later said in a court deposition.
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People are now stranded, many diplomats at the State Department outraged (Trump has told them to quit), allies agitated, artists and athletes disgusted by this un-American act.
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" Disgusted by the dictionary's supposed departure from tradition and adoption of a more scientific approach to language, he called it "the representation between covers of a cultural revolution.
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He suggested yesterday that he was disgusted by the process so far and blasted it for violating the Senate's "regular order" — but he also voted to move ahead.
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She insulted me directly, saying she had been doing the NYT puzzle for 60 or so years, and was disgusted by what it had turned out to be.
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Angie Vyas-Knight, administrator of the "Jupiter Mamas" Facebook group, told CNN she was disgusted by national news stories about children who couldn't afford to buy lunch at school.
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I quit sex work for him—he was disgusted by it—even though sex work was by far not the most dangerous thing I was doing at that point.
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For good measure, Mathers included a selfie with a hand clasped over her mouth to further drive home the point that she was completely disgusted by the woman's body.
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A vintage, pyrotechnical performance by Trump could revive the issue of his temperament following the Charlottesville drama and further anger Americans who are already disgusted by the President's antics.
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Not sure if he was more disgusted by the master or the servant; last time Greto'd been in the joint was last summer, right after the Milwaukee Secession riots.
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In other words, both women and men regretted casual sex when they felt disgusted by it, when it wasn't pleasurable, and when they experienced worries or concerns about it.
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" But Kelly "is disgusted by the way this has been politicized and that the focus has come on the process, and not the fact that American lives were lost.
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" Sanders said Wednesday during the daily briefing that Trump was "furious" and "disgusted" by Bannon's comments and called accusations that Trump Jr.'s conduct was treasonous "a ridiculous accusation.
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Meanwhile, a white rookie named Denny Rakestraw, already disgusted by his senior partner's routine brutalizing of black citizens, is also appalled by the injustice of that woman's demeaning death.
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There are some who have crossed the line completely to become dependent drug users themselves, and others who are disgusted by the stigmatization of drug users and even dealers.
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But I think the point was we talk about all of these things that guys do and male bodily fluids, but we are so disgusted by that in females.
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Republican primary candidate Chris Christie says voters in New Hampshire are "disgusted" by the negative attack ads being run in the state by rivals Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio.
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Which makes Johnson — a former Republican governor who agrees with Republicans on a broad range of economic issues — a natural alternative for those who are disgusted by Trump's behavior.
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A lifelong supporter of the A.N.C. until then, she had become disgusted by what she saw as the party's culture of prioritizing personal gains for members and their allies.
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You can love a dive bar, even think of it as home, but still be disgusted by it—and maybe that's why you love it in the first place.
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After she gets her period and bleeds onto the bedsheets, Soren begins rejecting her advances, suddenly disgusted by the intensity of her desire and the reality of her body.
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Society feels disgusted by them and they feel scared because they can't stand up or make their own decisions due to society looking over their shoulders stripping their rights.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" often uses blood excessively, manipulating viewers into feeling viscerally disgusted by the brutality of Gilead instead of trusting us to perceive its obvious cruelty and hypocrisy.
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Referring to Stopes's Scottish ancestry, one angry correspondent informed her that she should "go back to [her] own country" for "decent English people are disgusted by your filthy suggestions".
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Tea Party leader Mark Meckler on Thursday told The Hill he is "disgusted" by President Trump's attacks on the conservative House Freedom Caucus over the GOP's failed healthcare bill.
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They were also more likely to be disgusted by blood and needles, and more likely to feel offended by perceived attempts to limit their freedom, an attitude known as reactance.
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Parker watched the man walk over to what she said was a voting machine, and at that moment another voter who was disgusted by what they saw began taking photos.
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One spat occurred last autumn, after a bishop said the "Christian conscience" was "disgusted" by a popular drive to keep asylum-seekers out of a port on the north Adriatic.
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No advertiser has any incentive to cut back, so advertising in toto overwhelms us to the point that we are, on some deep level, numbed and disgusted by it all.
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An idealistic liberal college student—aggrieved by money in politics, disgusted by the mainstream candidates' empty pandering, desperate for real change—is preparing to cast his first vote for president.
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The video opens on Demi Lovato working in a toy factory, looking cool as ever, but also looking pretty disgusted by the NSYNC action figures she's required to box up.
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For some reason, it took former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Barack Obama five days to tell the world they were disgusted by the allegations against Weinstein.
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"This is a policy in free-fall," said Sarah Hanson-Young, an Australian lawmaker for the opposition Greens party, who said she was "pretty disgusted" by Mr. Dutton's news conference.
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That humanity hasn't disappeared from view; many of us are, of course, disgusted by Mexicans being called criminals and rapists and drug dealers and by elected officials tolerating the insults.
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"If I meet someone and that person is disgusted by the idea of a box, then maybe I should be spending time with someone more akin to myself," he says.
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And I'll keep feeling disgusted by these characters and their actions, just as much as I'm compelled to watch them, feeling ever more secure in my own anti-capitalist leanings.
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NYC mayor says he is 'disgusted' by video The video caught the attention of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, who called the videos "painful" in a tweet on Sunday.
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Deeply disillusioned by the Soviet collapse and disgusted by President Boris N. Yeltsin, he avoided swearing a new oath of loyalty to the Russian Federation, Mr. Skripal told Mr. Urban.
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Mr. Bush later wrote in his autobiography that he had been "disgusted" by the jockeying for pardons by people with connections who pulled strings for their friends and wealthy benefactors.
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And for the first time in this series I was so disgusted by this killer's lack of remorse that — for a moment at least — I didn't want to keep watching.
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On the way, there is a trip to a concert with an uptight aunt who is disgusted by the spectacle of a woman singing and disdainful of music in general.
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J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has told employees that he's "disgusted by racism and hate in any form" and instructed staff to look deeper into the bank's policies and culture.
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"I am appalled and disgusted by the Swastikas and other anti-Semitic symbols of hate that were scrawled in a Queens schoolyard," Cuomo said in a statement before the arrest.
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Meanwhile, disgusted by the idea of building a box, Guilfoyle says he's quitting Pied Piper and as soon as he changes his LinkedIn status, he's wooed by several competing companies.
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That's when Colombians, disgusted by the murder of three presidential candidates, bombings in shopping malls and an inept and brutal state response, took to the streets demanding a new Constitution.
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On Tuesday morning's episode of LIVE with Kelly and Ryan, co-host Kelly Ripa made known her personal feelings on the franchise, saying she is "disgusted" by The Bachelor and Bachelorette.
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The impeachment alone, like a resolution of censure, was ample demonstration that everybody was "disgusted" by the president, and future presidential aspirants made clear that they would not follow his example.
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Opinion polls showed that voters were angry over living costs after the introduction of the goods and services tax, but they were also disgusted by the allegations of corruption surrounding Najib.
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Repelled by Britain's passivity in the face of fascism, disgusted by the suffering of the depression years, these gilded, idealistic youths turned to Communism as undergraduates at Britain's most brilliant university.
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Soon disgusted by his failure to help his patients and by his inability, in his hunger for success, to withstand the dehumanising logic of the place, Raspe himself descends into madness.
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"Dave is disgusted by the tone of the election and especially by the idea that his comedy would be misconstrued to defend [Donald T]rump," the rep said in a statement.
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After all, if the Labour Party has moved to the "Hard Left" that is because party members were disgusted by the failures of Blair's previous iteration of centrism, the Third Way.
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If I was disgusted by Žižek's remarks at the time, it was not because I thought that the left shouldn't respond to Trump's election by turning it into a catalyzing event.
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Emi, 18, who learned makeup techniques to cover severe cystic acne: I was sick of being ridiculed and running my hands over my face and being disgusted by what I felt.
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Kelly was "disgusted by the way that this has been politicized," according to the White House, but Duckworth argued that if anyone is to blame for that, it is the President.
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Matt Lauer We've all been shocked and disgusted by the recent tidal wave of sexual assault and harassment allegations, but what's going on with Matt Lauer seems to hit especially hard.
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In an appearance Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Christie said New Hampshire voters are responding to his upbeat message and are "disgusted" by negative attack ads from some of his rivals.
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After seeing that childbirth book as a child, I've grown to be intensely disgusted by the process of insemination and the idea of pushing a bloody infant out of my vagina.
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Those who have desperately wanted to see a larger body in mainstream situations were ecstatic and those who were disgusted by the faux campaign were forced to look at their bias.
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Though I am shocked and disgusted by the scope of his alleged predation, the fact that he may have abused his position of power does not surprise me in the least.
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"I'm disgusted by the idea that Michael Bloomberg or any other billionaire thinks they can circumvent the political process and spend tens of millions of dollars to buy our elections," Sen.
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" During a Monday night interview on Fox Business Network, Stein framed herself as the voice for the "frustrated, cynical and disappointed voters" who were "disgusted by the process of this election.
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"Of course, if your partner is interested in something that you are absolutely disgusted by, or offended by, your response still might be, Not for me, ever," notes the sex therapist.
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" But "this past week they have so shocked and so disgusted by what they found that they decided that they needed, for the first time, to go public and sound the alarm.
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We got Ben Saturday at Politicon in L.A., and he was disgusted by the video TMZ posted, showing a restaurant patron verbally assaulting McConnell and his wife at a Louisville, Kentucky restaurant.
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Citizens said they were "shocked" and "disgusted" by the column&aposs commentary and worried that it reflected poorly on their hometown, located about 23 miles west of Sacramento, according to FOX KTVU.
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Add NBA star Rudy Gay to the list of people completely disgusted by the racist vandalism at LeBron James' house ... telling TMZ Sports that type of ignorance has no place in 2017.
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One retired schoolteacher from Milwaukee told the Green Bay Press Gazette that he was "disgusted" by the kneelers, and that he'd brought American flags to wave in the stands as a counterprotest.
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Liberals, disgusted by the Administration's lies and the media's seeming inability to check them, had turned to a small army of satirists, "culture jammers," and pranksters, who offered a more pointed critique.
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He's disgusted by their frivolity: A few miles away the Nazis are subjugating their country and punching holes and treadmarks across Europe, yet the artists gather in small parlors playing weird games.
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"I'm disgusted by the idea that Michael Bloomberg or any billionaire thinks they can circumvent the political process and spend tens of millions of dollars to buy elections," Sanders tweeted last week.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon told employees that he's "disgusted by racism and hate in any form" after a New York Times report detailed instances of discrimination at the bank's branches.
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If a similar scene aired during TV's dark ages, the episode would have ended with Mariana rushing out of the pair's home, disgusted by their advances but amused by their "kinky" ways.
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Ms. Samawi, who was born in Syria and is now a Swiss national, said that as a gallerist from the Middle East, she was disgusted by the idea of a travel ban.
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Even those rightfully disgusted by the revelations from Surviving R. Kelly might not relish the idea of jettisoning meaningful and memorable pieces of the discographies of others just to prove a point.
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Many were quick to point out that while Aquilina's statement may have been inappropriate coming from an officer of the court, it's hard to fault her for being disgusted by Nassar's actions.
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When we asked about his personal feelings regarding Trump's response to the tragedy, he had this to say:I am saddened, disheartened and disgusted by Trumps remarks as the presiding leader of our country.
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"While we believe viewers have always distinguished the personal behavior of the actress Roseanne Barr from the television character Roseanne Conner, we are disgusted by Barr's comments this week," read Laff's official statement.
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Ever since Trump was elected to office in the wake of a sexual assault scandal, there has been something of an uprising among women who are disgusted by him and men like him.
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However, in the television adaptation of Thrones, Cersei spends every episode since Jaime's return in season 3 finale "Mhysa" disgusted by her sibling's physical trauma, and essentially avoids all physical contact with him.
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In it, she says that, as a mother of 12, she's disgusted by Target's "wicked practice" of allowing customers and employees to use the bathroom that aligns with his or her gender identity.
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Sources close to the embattled R&B singer, 51, told TMZ that he hasn't watched any of the six-part series and that he's allegedly "disgusted" by the allegations made in the film.
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She is disgusted by how many of her countrymen cheer his nastiest attacks on women and minorities—though she later expressed regret for saying that she thinks fully "half" his supporters are prejudiced.
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As part of the survey, participants reported on various things that might contribute to feelings of sexual regret, such as feeling disgusted by the encounter or having a partner who was sexually incompetent.
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Later Tuesday, former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama released a statement voicing their disgust with recent reports about Weinstein: Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports about Harvey Weinstein.
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" But the second largest trade union bloc, the South African Federation of Trade Unionists, said that it was "disgusted" by the news, adding that the government had bowed down to "white monopoly capitalists.
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The national office of Alpha Chi Rho issued a statement to the Daily Orange on Sunday, saying it was "disgusted" by the alleged incident and will be working with the university to investigate.
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Sometime after the Lenten period, I read Jonathan Safran Foer's book Eating Animals, and through that and other articles and documentaries, I became disgusted by the meat industry and couldn't participate in it.
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The mayor on Monday said he was disgusted by the Instagram video at the Harlem police station and others that have surfaced in recent days showing "inappropriate" behavior by civilians toward the police.
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The older liberals are appalled by President Trump, alarmed by global warming, disgusted by widening income inequality, and so on, but are more likely to believe the structures of society are basically sound.
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All of them did it with the energy of female voters, many of whom said they were disgusted by President Trump and the chauvinistic shenanigans of our male-dominated White House and Congress.
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If you've ever tried to use a hotel's iron and been disgusted by the rust, calcium buildup, and other gunk that you'll inevitably find, you'll understand the importance of a good travel steamer.
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"The war in Afghanistan has gone on too long and I'm disgusted by the failures in U.S. policymaking which have kept our forces there for years after they should have departed," Engel said.
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Protests spread across the country: Students in Washington, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Colorado and Illinois also walked out in solidarity -- saying they were disgusted by yet another school massacre with no change in gun laws.
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It's about her career as a college debater, and how she became the No. 1 competitive debater on the continent of Europe before she quit, disgusted by the amorality of the whole process.
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"We are disgusted by the language and harassing behavior alleged of a handful of our members and guests of our chapter at Syracuse University," Alpha Chi Rho's national office said in a statement.
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Ian McCaw said he was "disgusted" by the racism and the "phony" investigation document that Baylor issued in 2016 that leveled findings against the football program, according to excerpts from his June 19 deposition.
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Mr. de Blasio, who was in Albany on Monday for a state budget hearing, told reporters that he "was disgusted" by Mr. Mullins's comments, which he said did not represent the views of officers.
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Through the lens of hindsight, it's easy to be disgusted by a man texting women at work while leaving his toddler in a vehicle for hours on a summer day in Georgia, Kilgore said.
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"I am disgusted by the judgment of this town over good people who love this country," Schlapp told CNN's "Party People" podcast hosts Kevin Madden and Mary Katherine Ham in a conversation last week.
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Young protesters, who saw hundreds of their fellow demonstrators jailed, injured or even killed in anti-Maduro street protests earlier this year, are disgusted by what for them is now a bleak political scenario.
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According to a new study, recently published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, some people, including those who don't self-identify as racist, are "disgusted" by mixed-race couples on a neurological level.
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Check out her response on how she's coping with all the family drama -- Lindsie tells us she's disgusted by her dad and brother ... and now it sounds like the bridge between them is toast.
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Austyn Crites, a 33-year-old Republican disgusted by what he sees as the Republican nominee's "fascism," went to a Donald Trump rally Saturday in Reno, Nevada, with plans to launch a silent protest.
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Earlier this month, Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, told employees he was "disgusted by racism and hate in any form" in a memo sent shortly after the New York Times report was published.
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Moreover, as a 17-year-old I am disgusted by the fact that some people are saying that what someone did as a 17-year-old should not be judged when they are older.
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And then, when I became more aware of the author's hateful and racist screeds, Ender's Game taught me about the nuance of being fucking disgusted by the actions of an artist I connected with deeply.
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Matthew Morrison, the star of "Crazy Alien," is outraged and disgusted by the abuse of a dog on the film's set ... and says if he was there, he would've made every effort to stop it.
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Sources in day-to-day contact with R. Kelly tell TMZ, the singer is "disgusted" by the series, which makes shocking allegations against him including sex with various underage girls, physical abuse and mind control.
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Franken, after a first, halting apology, offered a fuller one, in which he said that he was "disgusted" by his own behavior and that he will coöperate with an ethics-committee investigation into the allegations.
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However, U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan tore into Flynn during an explosive court hiring in Washington, D.C., last year, describing himself as disgusted by Flynn's actions while he was a high-ranking White House official.
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Hernan Morales, 52, lives in Yabucoa and says he was disgusted by the President's words, which he says sounded like a threat that federal relief work would be cut off before the work is done.
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Another state election — this one in New South Wales — is coming in March, and the Liberal Party move on Monday could be seen as an attempt to pacify conservatives disgusted by the internal political brawls.
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Over the years, I've heard from a number of win-a-trip applicants who, disgusted by my poor judgment in failing to pick them, went off on their own journeys and had life-shaping experiences.
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Artemio Muniz, the chairman of the Texas Federation of Hispanic Republicans, said Friday night that he was "beyond disgusted" by the pardon, saying on Twitter that the move essentially placed Mr. Arpaio above the law.
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He is apparently creeped out by the very thought of sleeping with his girlfriend, to the extent that when she tries to have phone sex with him, he's disgusted by her detailed descriptions of arousal.
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Disgusted by the grim 1980s, the story bursts with references to all the other genres of comics (funny animals, underground humor, westerns, and so on) that were pushed to the side by newly grouchy superheroes.
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"I am disturbed and disgusted by the videos I've seen of members of the neo-fascist, white supremacist Proud Boys group engaging in hate-fueled mob violence on the streets of New York City," James said.
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Instead of simply complaining that lots of women won't date them, they posit that literally all women are viscerally disgusted by all men who don't meet an objective, universal, and ridiculously high standard of male beauty.
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But there are deeper, more fundamental questions about Trump's presidency that will be key to his capacity to unify a deeply divided country and appeal to Americans who will feel outraged and disgusted by his victory.
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If the infants saw a person act disgusted after eating a food, they expected that a second person would also be disgusted by that food – even if the second person was from a different social group.
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""We'd urge everyone who's disgusted by Boris Johnson's views on women, ethnic minorities, the LGBTQ+ communities, tax cuts for the rich to join us in London on Saturday, to send him that message, loud and clear.
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"I think that Virginians are just disgusted by rampant political correctness that labels everybody a racist simply because they're patriotic and they're disgusted with NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem," he said.
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Suddenly, a Republican constituency that had grown disgusted by the disappointing do-nothingness of their own party, is confronted by in-your-face visuals of what life in America could be like if they don't vote.
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Mr. Seif said he was so disgusted by the content of the poem — which, among other insults, accuses Mr. Erdogan of pedophilia and bestiality — that he wanted to remind his colleagues just how offensive it was.
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"I feel terrible for this woman being shamed to think that there's something wrong with her body because he's disgusted by the sight of his own cum coming out of her," one man called to say.
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Silvio Berlusconi first came to power for the same reasons Trump and other populists have been coming to power around the world: Voters were disgusted by a governing elite that seemed corrupt and out of touch.
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Many native Florentines are moving out of the city, and those who remain are increasingly bothered by the proliferation of people who are speaking English in Florence and disgusted by the drunken behavior on their streets.
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"I'm disgusted by the idea that Michael Bloomberg or any other billionaire thinks they can circumvent the political process and spend tens of millions of dollars to buy our elections," Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said.
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Disgusted by the debauchery, Angelo sentences the young Claudio (Lily Santiago) to death for impregnating his fiancée, Juliet (Nora Carroll), even though Angelo himself has no qualms when it comes to breaking off his own engagements.
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"The general public is disgusted by the way in which politicians fight among each other to win points with complicated cases, rather than focusing on figuring out what happened," said Jorge Giacobbe, a public opinion analyst.
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I would be more apt to support the president's executive order if I weren't overwhelmingly disgusted by the overt racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism displayed by this president and his supporters over the last three years.
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It manages to balance gross-out jokes with real compassion for how much it can suck to grow up and figure out what sex means to you in a world that's alternately fascinated and disgusted by it.
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Philip Roth, his friend and neighbor in upstate New York, was equally disgusted by Nixon and what he represented about the US, a place replete with hatred posing as self-righteousness and bile disguised as religious faith.
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She knew soldiers were hooking up with local women, was disgusted by such, but with the end of the war a mere two weeks away, the exhausted Major chose to turn a blind eye to these infractions.
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Jaime was so disgusted by this plan, by playing politics with the future of the entire human race, that he departed King's Landing — which is how he ended up joining up with Jon and Daenerys this season.
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Hollywood screenwriter and novelist, whose average annual income is $400,000 It wouldn't matter if I earned ten times more than I do, I would still be morally disgusted by any tax plan that further enriched the wealthy.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in a memo to employees that he's "disgusted by racism and hate in any form" after an explosive New York Times report highlighted several instances of discrimination at the bank's branches.
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"The war in Afghanistan has gone on too long and I'm disgusted by the failures in U.S. policy-making which have kept our forces there for years after they should have departed," Engel said in a statement.
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The blind are disgusted by any abuse of the ADA for personal enrichment, but we do not believe that the problem is pervasive enough to weaken the most critical tool that we have to protect our rights.
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The "Taco Mode" option is clearly an effort to woo late-night riders with the munchies, but some Lyft drivers are unsurprisingly disgusted by the thought of sloppy drunks defiling their backseats with nacho cheese and mystery beef.
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And that they are not disgusted by Trump bragging in the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape about his sexually assaulting women and then publicly shaming the victims of his alleged sexual misconduct who had the courage to come forward.
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"I am disgusted by and take full responsibility for the actions seen in the footage, as it goes against everything that we stand for in regards to responsible cow care and comfort," McCloskey wrote in a Facebook post.
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She is particularly disgusted by what she calls the "unleashing" of "horrific behavior" since the election, such as what she fears might even be the now acceptable use of the N word on the streets of San Francisco.
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" FOX NEWS MIDTERM ELECTION HEADQUARTERS The organization said it was "disgusted" by the allegations and maintained that Greene has "no place in politics or public service" because he "uses his power and privilege as a weapon against others.
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Retired social worker Christina Reilly Vaccarino, 78, who emigrated from Ireland at age 15 with a green card allowing her to work as a nanny, said she was "disgusted" by Trump's policies on immigration, taxes and workers' rights.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCain2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary Defending their honor as we hear their testimony MORE (R-Ariz.), would be "disgusted" by the Republican Party's current state.
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A friend who lives in Los Angeles is disgusted by the piles of black beads she finds near neat holes in her hardwood floors, which I unhelpfully identified as the fecal pellets, or "frass," of dry-wood termites.
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"We should all be disgusted by the way you were forced to speak your truth, it is yours and yours alone to share on your terms and I and millions stand with you," the father of one said.
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Mr. Macron's final correct bet was that French voters, like those elsewhere, were disgusted by the mainstream parties, having judged the policy prescriptions of both the establishment right and left as failures in dealing with France's multiple ills.
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For all who are appalled and disgusted by the repellant direction our politics has taken, they have the power to take a stand and change the world by confounding the experts, defeating Roy Moore and electing Doug Jones.
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Yet the idea that he had always been disgusted by allegations leveled against Porter by two ex-wives risked coming across as belated political spin, given his previous comments and jarring lack of empathy for the women involved.
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Michael Vlock, a longtime GOP financier who grew disgusted by Trump during the primary, recently told the National Republican Senatorial Committee that he wasn't interested when asked if he'd like to speak by phone with new NRSC chair, Sen.
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It's moving to see Sansa take the idea of a marriage to Tyrion seriously — you can see her really consider what it would be like — because back when they were married, she always seemed a little disgusted by him.
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Drew Dixon Drew Dixon, the former music industry executive who went public last year with allegations of rape against hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons, said she's "absolutely horrified and disgusted" by the allegations of sexual assault against Asia Argento.
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It was a brilliant audience expansion machine, financed by billionaires, designed to draw in people disgusted by some combination of identity politics, Muslim and Hispanic immigration, and the idea of Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama in the White House.
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Ilhan Omar gave a polite verbal thrashing to an audience member who asked her to condemn female genital mutilation during a conference in DC on Tuesday, saying she's "disgusted" by some of the questions asked solely of Muslim politicians.
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Disgusted by the joke, walked outside, say I can&apost believe -- didn&apost call a reporter, but said -- like, said to somebody else, you wouldn&apost believe what this person said -- PERINO: They had it, like, three sources though.
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And then there is the TV show that is pure Bryan Fuller, about a dead woman trying to bring herself to life again, with occasional appearances from the husband who is both drawn to her and disgusted by her.
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Although initially disgusted by Gould's deceptions, Mitchell comes to identify with him all the more strongly, in part because he himself has long been procrastinating writing an autobiographical novel, modeled on James Joyce's Ulysses, which never comes to fruition.
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After years of teaching and working with and loving at-risk teenagers, primarily those of color, I have been shocked, saddened and disgusted by their experiences with prejudice and abuse — and by the repeated killing of innocent black Americans.
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There was a fierceness to Brosnahan in the role; even though she was young, she played a political Fantine who was already weathered and wry, as disgusted by the grubby hands of lobbyists as their detractors on the Hill.
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Mr. Wright, the father of Sergeant Wright and himself a former soldier who can trace the family's lineage in the armed services to the War of 1812, said he had grown disgusted by the military's handling of the ambush.
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If you are a progressive who is comfortable with the Democratic party becoming a party of the professional class plus the working class minorities who are disgusted by the racism of the right, then Warren is a great choice.
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Dr. Pimple Popper, aka Dr. Sandra Lee, who posts intimate excavation videos of blackheads so big and cysts so goopy that they have to be seen to be believed (or not, if you're completely disgusted by the whole concept).
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The retired general also said he was "disgusted" by Kelly's rhetoric on the immigrant kids brought illegally to the US. "I'll also say this old axiom: The command takes on the personality of the commander," the retired general said.
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I have few problems with violent video games in general, but I'm a little disgusted by the thought that I probably find Postal dull now because I've become so used to hearing and reading about this stuff happening in real life.
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One 2015 study found that people were less disgusted by gory things when they were aroused, which kind of makes sense: If you have two competing thoughts in your brain (disgust and lust), which is going to be more appealing?
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Coleman seems disgusted by the fact that no one is doing the right thing by Rachel; Quinn and Chet realize that he might be threatening the solidarity in their little "family" trio, and decide to take matters into their own hands.
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European soccer's governing body, UEFA, said it was "disgusted" by melees inside and outside the stadium in Marseille - where the English and Russian sides played on Saturday - and has threatened to expel both teams from the championship if the violence persists.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Long before voters dumped him as prime minister in this month's general election, a caricature of Najib Razak as a circus clown had become a symbol of resistance among Malaysians disgusted by the corruption scandal swirling around him.
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"A mom friend that was with us decided to get the manager because this family was truly just so disgusted by us feeding our littles so much that it was obviously picture worthy, 🙄🙄🙄" she posted on Facebook.
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Many MMA fans were disgusted by the attempts of the light heavyweight pairing to introduce a fabricated storyline, which included a former training partner of Ortiz's wearing a mask in the middle of the stage while the fight was being confirmed.
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"We are angry, we are appalled and we are disgusted by Democrats and Republicans alike who so willingly threw immigrant youth under the bus," said Kica Matos, director of immigrant rights and racial justice at the Center for Community Change.
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Read more: The GOP lawmakers disgusted by Trump's invitation to the Taliban are the latest sign his foreign policy is in shamblesAs many as 100,000 US troops were in Afghanistan at the war's peak, and more than 2,400 have been killed.
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This project wasn't meant to say that you have to have sex on your period—if you feel bloated or unsexy, of course, you shouldn't do it—but it is saying that you don't have to feel disgusted by it.
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Trump and Nunes insult the legacy of Ronald Reagan, who would be appalled and disgusted by their conduct on matters involving the continuing Russian attacks against America which, at a minimum, are aided and abetted by their actions, knowingly or not.
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Certainly, while most Roman men and the state itself was disgusted by galli, enough citizens who were assigned male at birth saw value in becoming one that the Senate felt the need to enact legislation to prevent citizens from joining.
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" The Guardian recently called "Look Back in Anger" a "game-changing new play that gave voice to a new generation, disaffected, provincial, working class, alienated by the Sunday newspapers, disgusted by the dreariness and hypocrisy of public life and private behavior.
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"I'm disgusted by the idea that Michael Bloomberg or any billionaire thinks they can circumvent the political process and spend tens of millions of dollars to buy elections," Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders, a Vermont senator, wrote Friday on Twitter.
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As someone who is a lifelong baseball fan and was thrilled to work as a waitress at the 600 Club in Fenway during the 1990 playoff season, I find myself increasingly disgusted by the antics of the Boston sports franchises.
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The first category of leaders was already loyal to Cruz and disgusted by Trump; they'll probably follow Ted Cruz a little further to the ends of the earth after Wednesday's show of conscience, but it's only a matter of degrees.
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As an FBI agent for 24 years and former chief of all FBI criminal investigations, I was disgusted by the way Strzok tried to cloak himself in the FBI and characterize attacks against him as attacks against the FBI as an institution.
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The move by MP Pension comes after David Helgason, an Icelandic entrepreneur and co-founder of one of Denmark's biggest recent start-ups, Unity Technologies, last week pulled his accounts from Danske Bank, stating that he was "disgusted" by its activities in Estonia.
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"If it somehow comes across (through my own sloppy phrasing or through deceptive editing) that I meant any of the ugly things alleged, let me set the record straight: I am completely disgusted by the abuse of children," he wrote in the posting.
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They've criticized his baiting of white supremacists after deadly protests in Charlottesville, griped about the trade wars he's trying to start with tariffs, condemned his arguably racist comments about Mexico and other countries and been disgusted by him over the Access Hollywood tapes.
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" Eileen " is the story of a glum prison secretary, in the mid-nineteen-sixties, who is disgusted by her gin-sodden father and by her own sexuality (the "small, hard mounds" of her breasts, the "complex and nonsensical folds" of her genitals).
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Read more: The GOP lawmakers disgusted by Trump's invitation to the Taliban are the latest sign his foreign policy is in shamblesBolton had also reportedly butted heads with other top advisers in the administration in recent weeks, particularly Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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When the babies in our studies saw a person act disgusted from eating a food, they expected that a second person would also be disgusted by the same food — regardless of whether or not the two people were in the same social group.
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As Google workers, we were disgusted by the details of the recent New York Times article, which provided the latest example of a culture of complicity, dismissiveness, and support for perpetrators in the face of sexual harassment, misconduct, and abuse of power.
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In a heart-to-heart with Noah at a bar after the walkout, Janelle says that she was beloved by students and faculty at the public school she ran before, but she had been disgusted by its policy of expelling difficult students.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, who oversaw the creation of more than 66 miles of bike lanes last year under his Vision Zero plan, which aims to eliminate traffic fatalities, visited the scene on Friday and said he was disgusted by what happened.
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Washington (CNN)Karen McDougal said she had a 10-month affair with Donald Trump before he was President, and while "disgusted" by his comments that surfaced during the 2016 campaign about grabbing women's genitals, she said it was not the Trump she knew.
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Seven days after hundreds of white nationalists paraded tiki torches through the University of Virginia campus, Shaun R. Harper, an expert on race and education, stood before the school's faculty and asked who had been disgusted by the white supremacy on display.
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But Sanders is a populist of the left as surely as Trump is a populist of the right, with a familiar distaste for compromise and a comparable appeal to Americans outraged or disgusted by politics as usual and by the usual politicians.
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Hal is quickly crowned Henry V (Chalamet) after the death of his father Henry IV (Ben Mendelsohn), and though he never wanted to rule and appears disgusted by war, he just as quickly sets out to expand his reign and conquer France.
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" Tan-Jones told BuzzFeed News on Monday that they made a "last-minute" decision to protest against Gucci the night before the show after a fellow model "walked off the job" because he was "disgusted by the clothes and chose to go home.
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Jenner opened up to Sports Illustrated to celebrate the 40th anniversary of her decathlon win at the 1976 Summer Olympic Games in Montreal, admitting that, even as fans admired the athlete's skills and sculpted body, Jenner says was "disgusted" by it and considered plastic surgery.
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Every American should be embarrassed, depressed, and/or disgusted by the responses of Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate to a simple question: Is it appropriate for President Donald Trump to ask a foreign government to investigate a political rival?
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White said afterward that he was disgusted by the scenes and confirmed that three members of the Russian's team had been arrested and taken into custody — but he later confirmed that McGregor had declined to press charges and that the three suspects were released.
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"He will be acquitted forever beginning today," White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE countered on Wednesday.
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While Jean Dalton was growing up on the South Side of Chicago, her parents became so disgusted by Mayor Richard J. Daley's ethnocentric and monolithic Democratic machine that they not only enrolled as Republicans but also hid their Irish ancestry from their five children.
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Saddened by school shootings, disgusted by the lack of progress on commonsense gun safety from politicians, and inspired by student protests, millennials also respond to appeals about gun safety, including universal background checks and ban on assault-style weapons, as well as the economic message.
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And inside this building, with its high, small windows, there is, of course, another line, and more soldiers, who are sometimes a little disgusted by the smell, and sometimes a little pissed off, sometimes bored, patting their gunstocks impatiently because you are anxious and slow.
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An overwhelming majority of voters are disgusted by the state of American politics, and many harbor doubts that either major-party nominee can unite the country after a historically ugly presidential campaign, according to the final pre-election New York Times/CBS News Poll.
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" A theatrical division has seven completed films, including "The Current War," a period drama about the rivalry between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse starring Benedict Cumberbatch, who said in a statement on Tuesday that he was "utterly disgusted" by Mr. Weinstein's "horrifying and unforgivable actions.
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The only person who I think has really did a disgusting thing but still owned up — not owned up, dammit — but was Louis C.K. when he came out and said he did it and he was disgusted by his action, and he's very sorry.
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I was going to respond with how ridiculous the #BoycottMulan was because mob mentality is a huge thing right now but after reading about it... I think it's justified and I'm absolutely disgusted by the actresses views and how far from Mulan she really is.
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One agent in El Paso told a retired agent he was so disgusted by scandals in which the Border Patrol has been accused of neglecting or mistreating migrants that he wanted the motto emblazoned on its green-and-white vehicles — "Honor First" — scratched off.
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In the end, Made in America is almost disgusted by Simpson, not just because he probably committed two murders but because he also didn't do anything with the immense fame he was granted before those murders, or the unique opportunity afforded to him after acquittal.
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Is he comfortable with the way his son's memory has been -- MS. SANDERS: I think that General Kelly is disgusted by the way that this has been politicized and that the focus has become on the process and not the fact that American lives were lost.
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Related: Fox staffers 'disgusted' by promotion of conspiracy theory No real evidence was ever provided to support such claims and Washington's Metropolitan Police Department, which continues to investigate the murder, says there is evidence to suggest he may have been the victim of a botched robbery.
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The Prince of Morocco is lined up among Europeans as one of Portia's potential husbands, yet she is disgusted by his skin colour ("If he have the condition of a saint and the complexion of a devil, I had rather he should shrive me than wive me").
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She wept as she told me her story, for she was disgusted with what she had become — but we as a society should be disgusted by our own collective complacency, by our refusal to help hundreds of thousands of neighbors who are sick and desperate for help.
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Everyone has a right under the First Amendment to express their opinion peaceably, so here's mine: not only as the Mayor of Charlottesville, but as a UVA faculty member and alumnus, I am beyond disgusted by this unsanctioned and despicable display of visual intimidation on a college campus.
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Robert Jacobson, who worked for Infowars from 2004 to 2017 in video production, said in a March 20 deposition entered into court records Monday that he was "disturbed" and "disgusted" by the outlet's Sandy Hook coverage, believed it to be reckless, and attempted to raise concerns with staffers.
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Frightened and disgusted by Mr Trump's promise to deport 11m undocumented people, and by his slandering of Mexicans as rapists and the Spanish language as unAmerican, she says she will vote for the Democratic nominee as if her life depended on it: "Estoy con ella" ("I'm with her").
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At 63, he has spent years in public life, leaving a mark – but not a large one – as a man of the far right, ready with insults for women who oppose him, disgusted by homosexuality, approving of the military dictatorship that killed and tortured leftists between 1964 and 1985.
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"It's crazy how many people out here love hip-hop but hate anything that has to do with actual black people or they love these athletes and then they're disgusted by their actions and their protests," Rapaport said, referencing opposition to football players who protest racism on the field.
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Reagan would be sickened by Trump's admiration for the Russian dictator who attacks America and Ukraine, disgusted by Trump's disdain for NATO, outraged by Trump waging global trade wars, and appalled by Trump's race-based attacks against immigrants who Reagan believed are the core of the American idea.
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"As Google workers, we were disgusted by the details of the recent New York Times article, which provided the latest example of a culture of complicity, dismissiveness, and support for perpetrators in the face of sexual harassment, misconduct, and abuse of power," the group said in a release.
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They were right, but they were right in a way that missed the power of their own insight: There were a lot of conservative Republicans who didn't want to answer for the catastrophes of the Bush administration, who were disgusted by the compromises their supposed leaders had made.
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As I travel around the country listening to Trump voters, it is also clear that many white conservative evangelicals are disgusted by Trump's rhetoric, character, and even some policy decisions, but because Trump has delivered the Supreme Court, they still believe that their vote for him in 2016 was worth it.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE declined to comment on reports charter flights will depart China for the United States on Monday.
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"Although Kylie was very upset and disgusted by the Tristan situation, she didn't want to make any harsh decisions when it came to Jordyn," a source tells PEOPLE about Jenner, 21, and Woods, who previously lived with the Kylie Cosmetics mogul prior to her alleged tryst with Khloé Kardashian's ex Thompson.
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"Since many gay men grew up in places where effeminacy was devalued and masculinity was privileged, it can become almost instinctual to dislike or feel disgusted by displays of effeminacy," says New York-based sex therapist Zach Rawlings, who also identifies as gay and works with members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Innumerable essays lamenting the "entitlement" and "narcissism" of the modern millennial have made it abundantly clear that we should be wary of, if not downright disgusted by, these young whippersnappers who seem to so easily prioritize hanging on to the pleasures and delights of childhood over their grown-up responsibilities.
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These stories center on women of color who resist easy categorization — a therapist who is drawn to but disgusted by her young patient, a scholar desperate to justify her affair with her terminally ill best friend's husband, a woman remembering the girlfriend she abandoned when she accepted her arranged marriage.
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In an op-ed he wrote for the Carlsbad Current-Argus on April 11 about the walkout, Riley responded to Parkland students who have been leading protests in favor of gun control measures: I am disgusted by how these students and their adult handlers are trying to define my generation.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Ayanna Pressley, who Trump on Sunday suggested should "go back" to the "crime infested" countries they came from even though all four are US citizens and three were born in the US."We are disgusted by Donald Trump's attack on you," the letter said.
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Ms. McDougal said she was "disgusted" by the hot-mic "Access Hollywood" tape recording that came out late in the presidential campaign in which Mr. Trump bragged about grabbing women by the genitals, just as she was "mortified" when more than a dozen women leveled sexual misconduct allegations at him.
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"As Google workers, we were disgusted by the details of the recent New York Times article, which provided the latest example of a culture of complicity, dismissiveness, and support for perpetrators in the face of sexual harassment, misconduct, and abuse of power," the organizers of the walkout wrote in a press release.
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Though the two were officially married, Tyrion wasn't really into raping a terrified preteen (she was clearly disgusted by the whole ordeal), so the marriage was thankfully never consummated — and since Sansa was subsequently married off to Ramsay Bolton, it's safe to say her marriage to Tyrion is truly annulled by this point.
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With the situation looking bleak for Enfield and many fans disgusted by Lazarou's behaviour – not least when he stalled on last-ditch talks to hand the running of the club over to the supporters – it was decided that the Trust should ballot its members on breaking away and forming a successor club.
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I'm writing this as an open letter to a handful of readers, distressed by the general state of our politics and disgusted by what they see on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, who have the financial means to influence the outcome of elections in November and the course of the country in 2020.
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Hearing these women's experiences, I can't help but think of all the times when I felt powerless and disgusted by a man's behavior in a professional setting — even if I'm pretty sure some of them thought they were behaving in the same paternalistic, old-school way that has made "Uncle Joe" so appealing to many.
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Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE, founded a political action committee last month solely focused on making Trump a one-term president.
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"I didn't pay too much attention to tragicrafting until the Charlie Hebdo attack, then I started noticing it on a greater scale," she told me, adding that she feels disgusted by the sellers—a feeling shared by many others in the community who have used the website's forum to ask why tragicrafting is allowed.
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Sen. Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel Schatz'Medicare for All' complicates Democrats' pitch to retake Senate Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Booker, Durbin and Leahy introduce bill to ban death penalty MORE (D-Hawaii) said that American Jews are "disgusted" by the treatment of migrants at the border as Republicans pounce on Rep.
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The more they polluted the airwaves and local mailboxes with nasty, ludicrous attacks on Mr. Moore (my house received nearly 20 glossy, redundant and tone-deaf mailers in a single week), the more Alabamians were both disgusted by their vile tenor and reminded that Mr. Strange was the choice of the Washington insiders they despise.
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This same debate arose last year in Germany on the occasion of the reissue of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, which had been banned in Germany since the end of World War II. For every reader who came away from reading it disgusted by the violence of fascism, the concern was that there could be others inspired by exactly that.
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EST: White House press briefing with Senior Counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE, Office of National Drug Control Policy Director Jim Carroll and Assistant Secretary of Public Health ADM Brett Giroir.
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Donald Trump's mission: Make Clinton's life hell for the next month That missed opportunity to reach out to voters disgusted by the tape was only amplified by the spectacle that Trump staged before the debate -- parading out three women who had previously accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct in the 1990s, in an attempt to unnerve his opponent.
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FRANCES SUZMAN JOWELLIndependent art-historianLondon The news about the sexual abuse of women in the workplace ("Sex and power", October 21st) made me reflect on an initiative that male politicians in America might want to reconsider to show the other half that we're disgusted by what's happening: reintroduce the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the constitution.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySenate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga Gingrich calls on Pelosi to be censured: 'Disgusted' by 'viciously partisan action' Kellyanne Conway denounces Pelosi for ripping up Trump's speech MORE also lashed out at Pelosi on Wednesday, saying she was "petty and peevish" while also calling for the Speaker to be censured.
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The creator of television's "The West Wing" says he is disgusted by 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's White House win.
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Martin Blackwell, 48, was convicted by a jury on Wednesday of 10 charges of aggravated battery and aggravated assault, said the spokesman for Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard Jr. Blackwell told police he heated water and poured it over Anthony Gooden Jr. and Marquez Tolbert while they slept because he was disgusted by their relationship.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) on Thursday said she is disgusted by footage of two black men being killed in separate encounters with police.
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I wondered why, when the tape of Trump saying he "grabs [women] by the pussy" had leaked back in October, SNL responded with a vengeful music video à la Beyoncé's Lemonade, painting the picture that every woman surrounding Trump — including Conway, Ivanka, his wife Melania Trump, and his longtime adviser Omarosa Manigault — was disgusted by him.
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" Wide receiver, Brian Finneran, one of Vick's preferred targets for five seasons on the Falcons, told me that "the majority of players in our locker room tried to support Mike and be there for him," despite the fact that after hearing details of the indictment, many players "couldn't believe it and were disgusted by the things that he did.
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But Gisela Sin, a political science professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign who studies political institutions in both the US and Latin America, warns that authoritarian reversions in Latin America have typically happened with the support of a majority of the population, disgusted by Congress's corruption and willing to embrace a more autocratic presidency.
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The top Democrat on the House Financial Service committee said she's disgusted by Wall Street's record-breaking week following Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's victory in the presidential race. Rep.
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I remember the power in angrily singing the mantra crushcrushcrush; to destroy boys I fancied, parents who only had bile in their throats for each other, the sexual power I suddenly had over older men who I was both enamored with and disgusted by, enemies real and imagined, my body running on next to no sustenance, and my mind, already regulated by antidepressants.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) said Wednesday that he is "disgusted" by any personal attacks his supporters or anyone else has lobbed at his presidential primary opponent Sen.
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So when Republicans say they're disgusted by Trump's ignorance and indecency but love his "deregulations" and "tax reforms" — those very sanitized words — this is what they love: taking huge fiscal and environmental risks — effectively throwing away our bumpers and spare tires that we may soon need to drive through the next financial or climate storm — for a short-term economic and political high.
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As my colleague Timothy Lee explained, if Johnson finds a national platform, he would appeal to a wide range of people: "orthodox conservatives who are dissatisfied with Trump's policy views, centrists who appreciate Johnson's combination of social liberalism and fiscal conservatism, and voters who are equally disgusted by Trump's outrageous statements and Clinton's cozy relationship with special interest groups," Lee writes.
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I don't necessarily know people who are in love with Donald Trump, but they were just tired of what was currently happening, and they were so disgusted by the fact that Hillary Clinton was even able to be a candidate that they were just looking for someone, for a breath of fresh air, someone that was going to tell them what they wanted to hear.
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Alternative rock group The White Stripes said they are disgusted by the use of one of their songs in a video supporting the Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE campaign, the group said Tuesday.
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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.) said Thursday that he believes President Trump is "disgusted" by white nationalists and neo-Nazis, and that the president's statements in the wake of violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., last month were, for the most part, appropriate.
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That 244.8 million Americans includes nearly 21 million voting-age non-citizens living in the US. That only a little more than a quarter of adults voted for either Trump or Clinton in the election is an extreme reminder that about half of the population over the age of 18 either wasn't interested enough in the election or was too disgusted by both candidates.
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"Michelle and I have been disgusted by the recent reports about Harvey Weinstein," the former president and former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE said in the joint statement.
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Which is why I think it's so interesting that a political ideology that is so disgusted by modern libertinism and gender-bending sexuality and porn and everything would find a home in 4chan of all places, because these are people who spent years watching the most horrific and dehumanizing porn you can find on the web, and they all suddenly went right-wing reactionary.
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MORE and former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE said on Tuesday they are "disgusted" by the alleged behavior of Harvey Weinstein, who is facing growing accusations of sexual harassment and rape.
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Senate GOP Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) said he was "disgusted" by Trump's comments and "profoundly disappointed" the presidential contest has become a race to the bottom — but he also declined to call on Trump withdraw from the ticket.
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So if Johnson does start to move up in the polls — and especially if he clears the 15 percent threshold for inclusion in the presidential debates — he could appeal to a fairly broad swath of voters: orthodox conservatives who are dissatisfied with Trump's policy views, centrists who appreciate Johnson's combination of social liberalism and fiscal conservatism, and voters who are equally disgusted by Trump's outrageous statements and Clinton's cozy relationship with special interest groups.
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