I felt like they were disgusted with my body, which made me feel disgusted with my body.
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" Her husband added: "We are disgusted with our president.
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Once again, Venezuelans are disgusted with a government they elected.
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She grew disgusted with her husband's obsession with incapacitated females.
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Disgusted with myself, I broke down sobbing in the shower.
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"I was disgusted with how it all worked," he said.
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She shook her head, laughing but also disgusted with herself.
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, the source says.
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, another source said.
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I had just watched this and I was disgusted with it.
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He swipes a hand across his mouth, seemingly disgusted with himself.
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I left at halftime because I was disgusted with their behavior.
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, the source said.
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Everybody was disgusted with themselves and the way the team played.
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, the source added.
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But he wasn't disgusted with Asunción; he was mad at us.
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Tyron Woodley says he was "disgusted'" with the Kamaru Usman vs.
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Say you're absolutely disgusted with the prices of flagship smartphones these days.
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My 20-year-old self is so disgusted with my current self.
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"I am disgusted with myself," Michaels told The Washington Post in 1969.
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Trump is going to leave people feeling angry and disgusted with politics.
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At some point, it seems that Vandenberg got disgusted with the attention.
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"I was absolutely disgusted with him," she said in the previous episode.
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I was pretty disgusted, and then disgusted with myself for being disgusted.
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Public opinion is disgusted with, how about he&aposs wasted $240 million?
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, the second source said.
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You contain the bodies of others and you are disgusted with yourself.
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"Everyone in America is disgusted with Donald Trump -- except Senator Portman," Strickland said.
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A majority of Americans are disgusted with the political farce we are enduring.
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If anything, they were possibly downright disgusted with the two passengers' sleeping arrangements.
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Permission to feel angry and disgusted with our actions is reassuring and mobilizing.
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Your Body May Not Thank You" Michael Wang on "Disgusted With Donald Trump?
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It's a wonderful springboard for a man who is disgusted with the world.
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Again, I was confused and disgusted with myself and I was just 17.
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Plain and simple ... Van was temporarily inspired, but mostly disgusted with Trump's address.
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But I would leave feeling dirty and disgusted with myself and powerless — and dehumanized.
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Elio feels disgusted with himself, yet he cannot regret the decisions he never questioned.
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He said Ms. Brazile's actions were "disgusting," not that he was disgusted with her.
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At least two Democrats were so disgusted with the speech that they walked out.
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"I'm so disgusted with so many different aspects of our current government," she said.
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It's fair to say that people are disgusted with the inaction of this organization.
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And when they did, they were disgusted with the actions that were going on.
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I'm more convinced than ever that the series wants us to be disgusted with her.
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People everywhere—including a few billion people abroad—seem disgusted with the 2016 US elections.
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They are disenfranchised and disgusted with the system based on the two main candidate choices.
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It's possible voters who are already disgusted with Washington will just become even more disillusioned.
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There will be plenty of time to be disgusted with Trump's bigotry, narcissism and incompetence.
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I was so disgusted with myself, I went back home and fucking threw a fit.
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That she plays too many of the Washington games that voters are utterly disgusted with.
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"I'm disgusted with this industry; I don't want to be invested in it," said Milgram.
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Disgusted with the work, he fled with several slaves into Gonebeyond Space, away from the Jurisdiction.
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That delights Brazilians, who voted for Mr Bolsonaro largely because they are disgusted with conventional politicians.
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Is Emily (Shay Mitchell) constantly disgusted with herself that she hooked up with Sara "Shower" Harvey?
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It won only because voters were even more disgusted with the left than with the right.
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Women are disgusted with the tone of our politics, particularly with the post-2016 surge in sexism.
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The usual suspects are disgusted with the fact that she repeatedly says Spicer works for a fascist.
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Claremont, disgusted with the way Ms. Marvel was treated, wrote a scathing scene in Avengers Annual no.
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Americans, disgusted with the quality of television and print news, have sought out alternative media en masse.
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At the hearing Whitehouse was disgusted with himself and his colleagues, noting that billions were probably overkill.
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Still, Ms. Espinal was visibly disgusted with the news about Ms. Coico, as were many other students.
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But the one religious faith that is the most heavily Republican is also somewhat disgusted with Trump.
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He said he thought Americans "are absolutely disgusted" with the process, but that it was benefiting him.
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Liberal professional-class cosmopolitans grew disgusted with urban graft and devoted themselves to good-government municipal reforms.
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"I am disheartened and disgusted with this scandal," said Butner, who served for four years until June 2016.
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But no matter how disgusted with myself I felt, I couldn't stop replaying the images from the dream.
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"When I think back to what I used to eat, I get so disgusted with myself," she says.
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"I was so disgusted with the cost of upkeep that I shaved my head totally bald," she says.
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The Ain'ts themselves may be disgusted with the audience, but not enough to refuse the club owner's money.
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And Trump's survival might depend on how many Republicans are so disgusted with him that they abandon him.
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And because some public intellectuals aren't careful enough with their comments, many people are quite disgusted with them.
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Thus we learn that Trump's Jewish aides, including chief economic adviser Gary Cohn, are supposedly "disgusted" with Trump.
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Even an invalid one sounds stronger if it appears spontaneous, especially to voters disgusted with the professional politicians.
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During the 2016 election, "They're all the same" was a line heard from Americans disgusted with both parties.
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"I am disgusted with this," said Dr. Denby, who worries that patients may attempt suicide with excess medication.
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"I'm so disgusted with so many different aspects of our current government," Fairooz told the New York Times.
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"People are so disgusted with the two candidates that it's pretty hard to predict" which will prevail, he said.
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My sex drive was at an all-time low, mainly because I felt disgusted with myself and my body.
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A text message following his unsuccessful trip to Nova Scotia declared that he was "fucking disgusted" with his performance.
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Romero said that he did not assault Rinaldi, and that he and other representatives were disgusted with Rinaldi's actions.
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As he shot the film with Lubezki, though, he felt disgusted with the process of making only aesthetic decisions.
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She knows it, and she's disgusted with herself for nevertheless continuing to spend time scrolling through its endless updates.
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And then Season 4, we couldn't help but grow because we were so angry and disgusted with ourselves. Why?
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Which I do, flagrantly, for another month until I become disgusted with myself and send the Watch back to Apple.
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Why are current FBI agents reportedly so disgusted with Comey that they are practically begging Congress to make them testify.
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And also, new polls showing that Americans are absolutely disgusted with the so-called news media in this country -- shocking.
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Doing so would enrage a base already disgusted with "establishment" Republicans in Washington and rallying around Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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And I think the problem is that as problems metastasize, people will get more disgusted with the way politics operate.
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When Veronica begins dating troubled, gun-wielding loner J.D. (Slater), she grows disgusted with the cost of high-school popularity.
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" — Carolyn Robinson, Wooster, Ohio "A few years ago I was disgusted with myself because I'd become an addicted smartphone drone.
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This process is already devolving into the sort of mindless partisan war that causes Americans to be disgusted with Washington.
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Carson said he was "so disgusted" with the "narrative" surrounding the order, in an interview earlier Thursday with Fox Business.
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Z. is borderline disgusted with my ability to eat almost the entire pita sandwich, but is trying not to show it.
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I seem to want that, but I feel disgusted with myself because I love my husband and our life is great.
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Some athletes are so disgusted with the City of Rio's sewage-infested bay that they want the Olympic sailing races moved.
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He was disgusted with the taste and what it did to his, um, flatulence, but impressed by how efficient he became.
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Megan told reporters she took the stand because she's disgusted with the way Colin's been treated and the hatred he's received.
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At one point during their routine, the dancers formed an "X" on the field, which some people took as a tribute to slain black activist Malcolm X. Tampa Police Benevolent Association President Vincent Gericitano posted a statement on the group's website saying it was "disgusted" with the Super Bowl show and "equally disgusted" with her new music video.
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People couldn't stand the candidates, millions and millions stayed home because they're disgusted with these politicians—they're capitalist politicians, not labor politicians.
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INGRAHAM: Well FBI agents were so disgusted with Comey that they are practically begging Congress now to make him testify, up next.
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What he fails to realize is that voters aren't only registering dissatisfaction with Obama's record -- they are also disgusted with this campaign.
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As a veteran of the armed forces of the United States, I am disgusted with American military strategy relative to this conflict.
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When talking about the content of his lyrics, Louis seems disgusted with himself, as if he's inflicting something on the people listening.
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The people of this country are disgusted with the DC establishment and politicians like Mitch McConnell, and we are demanding real change.
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Enough Republicans were disgusted with their own candidate, including Alabama's senior U.S. senator, Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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Things that signal you're disgusted with your partner are all super toxic for a relationship, like hostile humor, name-calling, eye-rolling.
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When I was in middle school, I lost a whole Saturday to watching TV and I felt pretty disgusted with myself afterward.
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But Clay, like the other characters, is viscerally disgusted with Tyler (Devin Druid), the only character who is explicitly labeled a voyeur.
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With scandals erupting "on both sides of the aisle," Curran admits, he "became almost disgusted with my hesitancy" to tell the story.
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They are ordinary West Virginians who have the support of their communities and are disgusted with the Republican-dominated legislature and Gov.
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"Doesn't matter what side you're on on the Kaepernick stuff, you better be disgusted with the things that are happening," Kerr said.
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But many voters surely saw him as authentic, relatable — a loving father and decent person disgusted with the nastiness coming his way.
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"I myself cannot look at this video without being disgusted with my actions and my ignorance at that time," the student wrote.
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Whether this matters, though, is a political question, which boils down to whether Republicans will be sufficiently disgusted with Trump to withdraw support.
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But in an election in which Americans are disgusted with their choices, anything can happen and a Trump presidency is a real possibility.
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DAVID HELPER Bronx To the Editor: I, too, recall being the odd black person out who was disgusted with the not guilty verdict.
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These are women who have long been disgusted with the Washington establishment and feel that no matter who they support, nothing ever changes.
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When I look in the mirror, I don't even recognize myself, and I know that David is just disgusted with the whole thing.
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Many people are disgusted with what they see coming out of these supposedly unbiased sources and they are actively looking for an alternative.
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People who need pancakes are not the luckiest people in the world - they're the most disgusted with the current state of the world.
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Shah was so disgusted with the mounting piles of trash on Versova beach in Mumbai that he decided to do something about it.
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Some Democrats got wobbly at the start, disgusted with Clinton's outrageous behavior in Oval Office, but eventually, they unified and stuck with him.
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Disgusted with the Rat Pack role model at the top, women are lining up not just to vote, but to run for office.
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Israel, in an interview with CNN less than two weeks after the shooting, described himself as "disgusted" with Peterson's performance but defended himself.
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But it doesn't matter to the Republicans hammering him over his vote — or, for that matter, the progressives now disgusted with his compromise.
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" If you'd want to insult someone's manhood, you could take a homophobic turn with "You'll be disgusted with pussies and enjoy only dicks.
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I sometimes think about how much I am on my phone and I'm disgusted with how much time I feel like I'm wasting.
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Cersei and Jaime Lannister: Throughout Game of Thrones, even in moments where they've argued or been disgusted with each other, Cersei and Jaime a.k.a.
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Former President Obama followed up later in the day, issuing a joint statement with his wife that said they were "disgusted" with the allegations.
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Going into the final bonfire, Campbell says that while she was "completely disgusted" with Smith's actions, she was determined to stick to the plan.
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They swing to the other side in part because they are disgusted with policy gridlock and hope a new team can get something done.
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"People are disgusted with the government in general, not just Ricardo Rosselló, everyone," said Janeline Avila, 24, who recently received her degree in biotechnology.
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She is disgusted with the chaos of Washington, and wants a change, and likes the fact that Crow has never run for office before.
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It's all part of Trump's effort to woo Sanders voters who are disgusted with politics as usual and looking for an outsider, populist candidate.
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Roughly 50 officials — including politicians from other political parties — have been implicated in the Petrobras scandal, and Brazilians are rightly disgusted with their leaders.
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The Italians, disgusted with the French position, summoned France's chargé d'affaires in Rome on Wednesday, an unusual diplomatic move between two usually friendly neighbors.
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But as Kayama grows enamored of Western culture, Manjiro, who earlier sang of America as of a distant lover, grows disgusted with its arrogance.
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This may be a miscalculation: Already, dozens of Liberty University alumni are returning their diplomas, disgusted with Mr. Falwell's stalwart support of the president.
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Each premise is explored with such a straight face that by the end of each show you're disgusted with humanity and terrified for our future.
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Lopez became so disgusted with how corrupt the process was that he began working with federal investigators and secretly recorded conversations between himself and Robinson.
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Democrats and Republicans are dinosaurs in the eyes of voters; the reason so many people voted Trump was that they were disgusted with traditional politics.
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I think it's about the younger generation, your kids, being disgusted with us, being so disgusted that they don't want to work for that company.
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Within minutes, an outpouring of support flooded her feed from hundreds of people disgusted with the blatantly racist message, which seemed to come from nowhere.
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He retired at the beginning of 1997 because, he said, he was disgusted with the partisan rancor that appeared to make compromise in Congress impossible.
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Deep down, your generation [of millennials], beneath the Instagram mania, is disgusted with their lovers, hiding a disgust with themselves for being unable to love.
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At some point in his career, Vandenberg became disgusted with the attention he was getting, and walked away from the work that made him a success.
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The White House escalated its public feud with former strategist Steve Bannon Wednesday, saying President Trump was "furious" and "disgusted" with excerpts of an upcoming book.
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I had dinner with this old abstract expressionist, bitter, loud, cussing, disgusted with getting old, but with a fire in his eye under his grey curls.
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But I think we're in a really weird time with two candidates, and two parties, that a huge volume of people are frustrated with, disgusted with.
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Speaking to TV program The Project on Monday night, Connolly said he did it because he was "flat out disgusted" with Australian senator Fraser Anning's comments.
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So, I can't help but to be a little surprised when people seem positively disgusted with the fact that I accept LinkedIn requests from complete strangers.
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Julia Banks, a Liberal M.P., was so disgusted with the brass-knuckle tactics of the Liberal wolf pack that she announced she would not run again.
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He was disgusted with former President Jacob Zuma, who, after nine singularly unprincipled years in office, stands accused of sixteen counts of corruption, fraud, and racketeering.
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"I think it was sold on a lie — to people who were really disgusted with lefty politicians and righty politicians — that this would elect more moderates."
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While Democrats should appeal to moderate Republicans who are disgusted with the Trump presidency, too many in our party cling to an overly cautious, centrist ideology.
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I just watched the fentanyl piece on "60 Minutes" and I was really sort of disgusted with the behavior of the Chinese and this whole issue.
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Compare it with Nadav Lapid's Golden Bear-winning Synonyms, about Yoav, an Israeli who, disgusted with his country's nationalism, immigrates to France and befriends a bourgeois couple.
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In the years following the alleged assault, Evans said she was largely unable to talk about the incident: "I was disgusted with myself," she told the magazine.
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On top of all that, the AG makes it clear that she is just as disgusted with the museum's go-it-alone attitude as many others are.
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That sounds kind of trite…" she pauses for a moment, as if thinking, "… but I used to feel really distant and almost disgusted with my teenage self.
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Disgusted with amateur boxing Fenech quickly turned professional and won the IBF world bantamweight title in just his seventh pro fight, an unparalleled accomplishment at the time.
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Bernie Sanders has been buoyed consistently by supporters disgusted with a political system awash in big money — and dismayed by Clinton's uncomfortably close relationship to Wall Street.
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My sister did desert Trump in the end, disgusted with his demeaning tweets about women and his inability to focus on issues rather than his own petulance.
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I hope he sleeps well tonight selling out what's left of himself "I am deeply disgusted with Chris Christie," she wrote of the former GOP presidential candidate.
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I've learned that even the best plans and proposals can land on deaf ears when people are disillusioned by a broken political system and disgusted with politicians.
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He wanted to hide — he was disgusted with himself — but Allison, ever his moral compass, insisted that he owed a debt to the country he helped divide.
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"If I start saturating my consciousness with my own power, my own moment, my own this ——" He couldn't finish the sentence he was so disgusted with it.
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Even if he deserved to deal with all that, I still felt sympathy… then as soon as that sympathy would pop up I'd feel disgusted with myself.
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In her tweet, Jauregui wrote that she was "disgusted" with the possibility of the program – which was started by then-President Obama in 2012 – coming to an end.
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Plenty of Republicans as well as Democrats are disgusted with MBS and see him as a loose cannon who could drag America into a new Middle East war.
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In 2013, on the online forum As Maine Goes, Brakey explained the story behind the resurfaced video to critics who said they were disgusted with his dance moves.
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Please help me, I really want to change into a normal, sociable person people wouldn't be disgusted with, but I have almost no idea how to proceed, Ben.
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Parisiens I had talked to were universally disgusted: with David Cameron, for holding the vote; with the British, for Brexiting; and — always unsolicited — with Americans, over l'affaire Trump.
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"I'm disgusted with this decision and I'm very sorry because I've been collecting and saving these species for a long time," he told The Moscow Times on Friday.
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Our reporters spoke with Americans across the country, many of whom agree on one thing: They are disgusted with the country's leaders and the breakdown of functional government.
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To the Editor: Many Republicans, both right-wing and moderate, are totally disgusted with President Trump and would much prefer the true ideologue, Mike Pence, as their president.
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In Mr. Hunter's old district, Randy Birrenkott, 70, said he knows many neighbors who became disgusted with California's liberal politics and moved to places like Texas or Montana.
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Now I don't have to face the shame of ordering "two double quarter-pounders with extra cheese" from a cashier who is clearly disgusted with my life choices.
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The students had become genuinely disgusted with the way existing media covered the deaths of these children in cursory reports full of misspelled names or incorrectly reported birthdays.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Cohn, who is Jewish, was "upset" and "disgusted" with President Donald Trump's response to Saturday's deadly white nationalist rally in Virginia.
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The first time I felt resentment toward heroin, was the first time I walked into a pawn shop, disgusted with myself, and pawned off one of my dad's guitars.
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TEACHER SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR SEXUALLY ASSAULTING MINOR SAYS HE'S 'DISGUSTED' WITH HIMSELF Gersonde's second victim was a teen she'd reportedly met in March while supervising his study hall.
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"People are just disgusted with the way it doesn't make any sense," said David Hull, general manager of the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District on the far northern coast.
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The impulse to politicize everything—to use every nomination and negotiation as an opportunity to drive a political agenda—is precisely why the public is so disgusted with politics.
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Americans are disgusted with violence, with propaganda, with disinformation, with defiling individuals for disagreeing, with assailing survivors of sexual assault, and with stiffing the innocent victims of Hurricane Maria.
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Walsh agrees, he says, with many of Trump's policy decisions, but has grown increasingly disgusted with Trump's behavior, his tweets, his insults and the erratic nature of his presidency.
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"We're disgusted with his endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president," they wrote.
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"I do struggle with being on this pendulum between loving my body and and absolutely being disgusted with myself," YouTuber Rowen Ellis shared after discovering the concept of body neutrality.
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The Post reported earlier this month that AMI was trying to sell the tabloid after the hedge fund manager whose firm controls the company became "disgusted" with the Enquirer's practices.
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Sanders may have voted against the 2008 bank bailout, Simons said, but the Democratic Party made it happen, leaving him and his socialist student comrades disgusted with the Establishment Left.
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"I have a lot of friends who are Republican members, and they have been just as disgusted with this president and think what he does warrants impeachment," Mr. Gallego said.
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There has been a wave of Republicans announcing retirements from the House, and there's little question that some of these politicians are leaving because they're disgusted with serving this administration.
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Second, they were already deeply disgusted with Northam over his support of a bill that would roll back abortion access restrictions to the point that, they argue, would allow infanticide.
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"I've had to learn how to go from being humiliated and disgusted with my body to learning to accept it for what it is and what it's capable of," she says.
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"We're disgusted with (Christie's) endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president," the editorial read.
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The bear plan is one of the dumbest things I have ever said, and there is no way you could be more disgusted with me than I already am with myself.
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Although Gates admits that "[his] 20-year-old self is so disgusted with [his] current self," it's clear that his new lifestyle is much healthier, andmore conducive to focus and productivity.
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Some political allies and friends, while disgusted with Mr. Trump, see a certain cosmic symmetry at work: After decades of fighting what she once called "the politics of personal destruction," Mrs.
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In early December, Dolan, the team's glowering owner, grew so disgusted with a loss that he ordered his putative management team to go out and say something, anything, to the press.
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We all were pretty disgusted with how fat we were when Ari shamed us into getting on a scale during the last podcast (except for Ari, who actually looked pretty good).
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As the film ends, Moretz finally tells her cohort "I'm tired of feeling disgusted with myself," before fleeing to a nearby forest and hitchhiking on the open road towards a new future.
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This is in keeping with the strategy the Clinton campaign unveiled at the DNC: It really, really wants to win over Republicans who are disgusted with their party's nomination of Donald Trump.
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But once we do that, if I ever repeat that, he'd be disgusted with me, because he feels like once is plenty—but I'm an addict so I can't do it enough.
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The European Union, long disgusted with Mr Hun Sen's repression, is considering whether or not to impose tariffs on Cambodian exports, threatening the country's successful garment industry and its 700,000-odd workers.
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In a statement from her previous nonprofit group, executive director Ian Dailey characterized the news reports as a "classic 'hit-job'" and said he was "disgusted with the unwarranted attack" against Chang.
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Eddie Pepitone has been disgusted with everything longer than you have: Bed Bath & Beyond, the NSA, magicians, upscale grilled cheese, Parks and Recreation, and Wolf Blitzer are just some of his triggers.
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Stories like that are why Butters was so disgusted with price gougers who were selling sanitizer online for more than $300 an ounce — and why he decided to shift his company's focus.
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The woke mentality has since been embraced on the populist right, by the conservative "normals" who are disgusted with what they see as the thorough corruption of the Republican and Democratic establishments.
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Background: While it has been reported that AMI is "disgusted" with the Enquirer's reporting methods, the company has also been dealing with financial difficulty after refinancing $425 million in bonds, according to Forbes.
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Steven C. LaTourette, a centrist Ohio Republican who retired after nine terms in Congress saying he was disgusted with partisan gridlock, died on Wednesday at his home in McLean, Va. He was 62.
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Some were disgusted with what the camp had become — a holy ceremony of resistance had been overrun with festivalgoers and homeless people who had come to North Dakota for meals, shelter, and community.
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Porzingis, clearly disgusted with the direction of the franchise, went so far as to skip his exit interview with Jackson, who retaliated by shopping Porzingis on the trade market ahead of the draft.
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The organization surveyed 176,000 Consumer Reports readers on their experience with their pay TV and broadband providers, and found that the lion's share of Americans remain completely disgusted with most large, incumbent operators.
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As a lawyer and as an American, I am disgusted with the appearance of Michael Cohen as a witness against the president, regarding legal representation he gave primarily to Donald J. Trump the businessman.
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But in a year when so many Republican voters are disgusted with their party's leaders, the fact that those leaders love Rubio and despise Cruz seems like a reason to be bullish on Cruz.
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The issues in Gauri Shinde's sharply observed drama "Dear Zindagi" are suggested in its opening scene: A woman walks with her boyfriend, disgusted with his infidelity, while he pleads for forgiveness, professing his love.
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"The 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 everyday who want to retire would certainly be disgusted with that," Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakly Advisory Group, wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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"The reason I ran for chair of the Travis County Republican Party is because I was so disgusted with the involvement of the Bush crime family in national politics and Republican Party politics," he said.
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Go deeper: National Enquirer's parent company "disgusted" with the paper Editor's note: This story has been corrected to indicate the National Enquirer has been purchased by James Cohen, the CEO of Hudson News (not Hudson News).
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A majority of progressive voters and activists I spoke to during my campaign reporting were disgusted with Warren's cowardice during the Democratic Primary, where she dodged on endorsing the most progressive candidate to run since FDR.
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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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It was only when a trusted lieutenant, Maithripala Sirisena, defected to the opposition, bringing with him a slice of Sinhalese voters disgusted with the cronyism of the Rajapaksas' rule, that the older Mr Rajapaksa became vulnerable.
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Writing in candidates not on the ballot is popular in the U.S. It's rumored that a cat named Stubbs won the mayoral seat of Talkeetna, Alaska, in 1997, written in by voters disgusted with human politicians.
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Everything they could do to try to smear and slow him would only elevate him and make him more appealing to the young voters, working class voters, and independents who are disgusted with the party establishment.
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" But, she writes, "this only lasted for a while, and then my feeling was reversed and I was left oppressed, weary of myself, and so disgusted with my life that I could hardly bear to live.
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Do they become passionate lifelong Democratic voters, volunteers, donors, or do they go back to being either casually engaged with politics, or disengaged entirely, or really sort of disgusted with the party as they were in 2016?
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Do they become passionate lifelong Democratic voters, volunteers, donors, or do they go back to being either casually engaged with politics, or disengaged entirely, or really sort of disgusted with the party as they were in 2016?
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"I believe this public trust and integrity issue must be addressed — directly and forthrightly," Mr. Cuomo said in the statement, framing his call for reform as a response to a public clearly disgusted with government as usual.
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"I had a half a dozen people come up to me and say to me that they're really disgusted with all the ads up here and all the negativity from Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio," he said.
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Mr. Sanches also said he was disgusted with the scandal-plagued congressional leaders in line for the presidency if Ms. Rousseff or her vice president, Michel Temer, was forced from office as a result of corruption inquiries.
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"We're an oil country yet look at the poverty here," added Perez, who used to be a "Chavista" or fervent supporter of the late president, but is disgusted with Maduro and has just begun supporting the opposition.
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Some regular citizens, disgusted with the direction Mr. Salvini is taking the country, are increasingly protesting at his campaign rallies and sabotaging his celebrated selfie lines with ambush-style videos that have gone viral on the web.
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Previously, he founded a pair of computer design companies in Great Britain before he grew so disgusted with the abuses of Western consumerism and capitalism that he set out in search of a more holistic, sustainable lifestyle.
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"I don't think he has the temperament or judgment to be commander in chief," Graham told me in 2016, as he announced he was so disgusted with Trump, he was not going to vote for him for president.
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After we published the story — including quotes from elderly Bossie donors saying they thought they were giving to Trump — a number of people close to the president reached out to say they were disgusted with what Bossie did.
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Sharing a screenshot of their text messages to her Instagram Stories recently, Bebe revealed that her dad was so disgusted with her image in the video and on social media that he felt it was comparable to pornography.
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Some wealthy contributors are so disgusted with representatives in Congress asking them for money so they can give it to other candidates and thereby be elected to leadership positions that the contributors are considering closing the money spigot.
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In addition, many Poles were disgusted with the persistence of ex-Communists in Poland's economic and political life, which was a consequence of the decision made by Solidarity leaders not to prosecute the apparatchiks of the old regime.
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"A lot of us are disgusted with what the Democrats have been doing," said Joleen Ballard, 66, who was selling pumpkins and gourds at a fall festival in Toledo, a small town about 70 miles from Des Moines.
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Years later, after Potter had left Cigna and launched a campaign to eradicate the very industry he'd spent almost 20 years of his life propping up, he would write that he was "disgusted" with himself after Sarkisyan's death.
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Even her one public scandal — she was caught on camera licking a doughnut she hadn't paid for — was rated PG. ("I was so disgusted with myself," she wrote in an apology.) She has also grown more overtly feminist.
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So I find myself even more angry and disgusted with the church, not only for the horrendous abuse of children with all the attendant psychological damage but also the significant trauma to believers who were not physically abused.
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" She offered a fuller apology later saying, "Seeing a video of yourself behaving poorly, that you have no idea was taken, is such a rude awakening, that you don't know what to do -- I was so disgusted with myself.
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" The shade only grows; when the rich student (played by a young Louis Calhern) attends a dinner party and grows disgusted with a fellow guest, we read, "Curious he had never noticed before that Juanita was — well — rather loud.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - The coach of the Afghanistan women's soccer team said on Wednesday she was disgusted with FIFA and its president Gianni Infantino for not taking action earlier and more rigorously to investigate an abuse scandal that engulfed soccer there.
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Whatever the case, after two years of a Trump presidency, some white women have gotten to a place where many women of color have been for some time: disgusted with Republicans and ready to turn out in force for Democrats.
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"I don't think endorsements help very much with ordinary people, but I think they themselves will be disgusted with [Trump's] recent remarks and turn away even if Clinton is not ideal," said Brams, a professor of politics at New York University.
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A number of wealthy individuals, some of whom were "disgusted" with Obamacare when it first went into effect, nonetheless are now taking advantage of federal financial aid available under that health-care law to help significantly reduce their monthly insurance premiums.
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Miami police union calls for cops to boycott Beyoncé In a statement posted on the group's website, Tampa Police Benevolent Association President Vincent Gericitano said his group's officers were "disgusted" with the Super Bowl show and Beyoncé's new music video.
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And he seems eager enough to embrace it: "While Democrats should appeal to moderate Republicans who are disgusted with the Trump presidency, too many in our party cling to an overly cautious, centrist ideology," he wrote in his Times op-ed.
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The director Robert Eggers has joked that he's "disgusted" with how much "The Witch" evokes "The Shining," but he shouldn't be, considering how well he wields that influence in a story about an exiled Puritan family facing threats of witchcraft.
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No. These suburban voters became disgusted with the conservative brand, the identity politics, the attacks against the media, the hatred of democratic institutions, and the blind following of a president who has reduced our political discourse to name calling on Twitter.
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I am afraid he has made this internal debate so polarized that even if he comes around, far too many of his supporters would just be so disgusted with the process that they won't come out in the numbers needed.
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I came to realize this when, disgusted with the verdict and the response to it, I began to investigate — at first informally — why so many of my fellow blacks' takes on racism seemed to me to be more fitting to 1935 than 1995.
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The controversy surrounding Deadpool 2 is a reminder, especially to fans disgusted with fridging, that even the most progressive of superhero movies can still rely on the genre's most frustrating tendencies — that even though representation of women should be better, it isn't.
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Why the memo matters: Trump's allies are betting that when all is said and done — and when special counsel Bob Mueller has completed his report — the American people will be so thoroughly disgusted with everyone that the political outcome is a wash.
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" In her 2015 interview, when Walters asked Letourneau whether she felt "guilty" or "disgusted" with herself for having an affair with Fualaau, Letourneau replied, "I loved him very much, and I kind of thought, 'Why can't it ever just be a kiss?
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Weld refused to budge further right, and in the end, he couldn't even finagle an appointment as President Bill Clinton's ambassador to Mexico; arch-conservative Senator Jesse Helms blocked his nomination, reportedly disgusted with Weld's progressive stances on gay rights and abortion.
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"Our biggest concern would be that they would choose to stay home because they are so disgusted with both people at the top of the ticket," said Mike Shields, the president of the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC that backs Republicans.
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Scaramucci is plugged into the financial side of the political world and might be able to entice others like him -- who were benefiting from Trump's tax policies and financial deregulation but were growing disgusted with Trump's bigotry -- to not support Trump in 2020.
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"The larger question is to what extent people are so disgusted with the status quo that they're willing to take some real chances on a major change in the type of person they elect as president," said Whit Ayres, a GOP pollster.
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And when Firewatch developer Campo Santo issued a DMCA takedown request to PewDiePie's video of their game in response to the YouTube personality uttering the N-word on a stream, Firewatch was hit with thousands of reviews suddenly disgusted with a game they'd bought.
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"I suspect there will be some rallying behind Trump but I suspect he will bring about a uniquely new, opposite reaction, where people will be disgusted with him in the next six months of what I expect to be an erratic general election," Miller said.
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Carl in Nevada Dear Heloise: I got disgusted with lint and small pieces of debris on the carpet in my car, so I used a lint roller to pick up these pieces, and now I always have a lint roller in the glove compartment.
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"I am thoroughly disgusted with the Department of Housing and Urban Development's failure to follow its own contingency plan" for the shutdown, Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California and chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, wrote in a letter to Mr. Carson on Friday.
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He brought in all these people into a political system that were frigging distraught and disgusted with how things were, and they were sitting on the sidelines ... if you alienate those people, he's in big trouble because these are the people that won him the election.
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It really kind of lessens the tragedy there in Germany in the &apos22018s and the &apos22018s and someone spoke out about this, the Border Patrol Union President in the Tucson sector, Art Del Cuato, pretty disgusted with being compared to some sort of you know, storm trooper.
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Though there's drama and second-guessing every season, it's rare to see things get this far — not since the exceptionally despicable Juan Pablo has it been so clear that the women on the show are uninterested, if not disgusted with the man they're there to maybe marry.
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It's also worth being said that society sort of demonizes and delegitimizes trans women's sexualities, creating this sub-industrial market where transgender sexuality is really valuable, even though it's secretive because people are so disgusted with their attraction to us, while simultaneously getting off because of us.
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No one has capitalized on the Resistance's appetite for Never Trump conservatism as fiercely as Evan McMullin, a Mormon former CIA operations officer who ran as an independent in the 2016 election in an effort to appeal to conservatives too disgusted with Trump to vote Republican.
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"Chow," for food, owes its popularity mostly to the U.S. military of World War I. From the British came the expressions "to scrounge" (to search for and, if necessary, pilfer), "cushy" (enviably comfortable) and "fed up" (disgusted with it all), three salient soldier concepts in any war.
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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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" Grass-roots activists like Pat Daugherty, who once marched on Washington against Obamacare, now sound as disgusted with Republicans in Congress as they were in the early days of the Tea Party, when they helped primary challenges against lawmakers they derided as "Republicans in Name Only.
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Others grapple with H.I.V. or its destructive legacy: a New York deputy health commissioner suffering from manic episodes; her gay heartthrob of an intern, who grows disgusted with the ossified bureaucracy as the disease wreaks its toll; and the artists' navel-gazing writer friend, Drew, in California.
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He is relying more on small-donor fund-raising in part because he has faced opposition from some of the party's biggest patrons, such as Meg Whitman, a California business executive, who said Monday that she was so disgusted with Mr. Trump that she would vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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It is a reflection on corruption within the political class, but, read carefully, it also reinforces an ancient view that those who are disgusted with republican government need to remember that the fault, as Cassius in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" remarked, lies not in the stars, but in ourselves.
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Levi Campbell from Clarksville, Ohio, was disgusted with the idea of shrinking them: Aubrey Cook from the Franklin School Of Innovation said shrinking them would be exploitation: Hee Yun Chung from California said we should preserve them: Francesca FSI NC agreed: We're interested in your feedback on this page.
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Bruni: Democrats haven't consistently distinguished themselves during the Kavanaugh hearings, but this newest twist and the next chapter are bad for Republicans and Trump, perpetuating one of the main reasons that Trump's numbers are tanking: A great many voters are simply exhausted by and disgusted with the nonstop melodrama.
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Or will these recently aroused two-party voters continue to think that those who run outside of the two parties do so only because of narcissism, rather than a principled desire to offer a candidate and ideas the voters can respect when they are disgusted with the major party candidates?
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But he needs to think about the fact that people who work for him are so disgusted with what&aposs going on, are so disturbed by the contents for their meetings and the content of the policies and what this administration is doing that they are going to the press.
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"It's a sad fact that the modern feminist withholds sex from the nice guy, disgusted with his subservience, while servicing the sexist alpha man, increasing his power and rewarding him with more sexual delights than he could have experienced since the days of Itzcoatl," writes Valizadeh in a blog post.
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However, The Washington Post reported Wednesday that hedge fund manager Anthony Melchiorre, whose firm controls AMI, is "disgusted" with the tabloid following its involvement in a scheme to pay $200,000 for text messages between Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend, who at the time was having an affair with Bezos.
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In one of the zine's two-page spreads, a pair of cats stare at the reader and proclaim that they "are disgusted with American Ideals," while the cat on the neighboring page brazenly proclaims "Free butt sex!" proving yet again how absurdity is often the best route to cultural insight.
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"If you are tired of student debt, if you are sick and tired and scared of climate change, if you are disgusted with racism and sexism and homophobia and xenophobia, if you believe that health care is a human right, you can't sit it out," Sanders told a crowd of hundreds.
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The race between Ossoff and Handel is likely to be very close, and even a narrow Handel victory would affirm what we already know: that the electoral momenum is on the side of the Democrats, that many longtime Republican voters are disgusted with their own party, and that the health care bill being pushed through Congress is historically unpopular.
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In the United Kingdom, the opposition leadership tried for years to delay, confound and complicate the Brexit decision that the British people voted for, all in the hope that voters would become so disgusted with the whole ordeal that they'd just abandon it along with the Conservative Party, whose leaders encouraged Brexit in the first place.
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Lim Guan Eng, Malaysia's finance minister and the leader of a Chinese-majority party that pledged on Monday to continue backing Mr. Mahathir, released a statement saying that the prime minister had resigned not because he wanted to outmaneuver Mr. Anwar but because he was disgusted with members of his coalition who had plotted to join with UMNO.
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So tonight I'm saying to that generation is: If you are tired of student debt, if you are sick and tired and scared about climate change, if you are disgusted with racism, and sexism, homophobia, and xenophobia, and if you believe that health care is a human right, then you can't sit it out and you can't complain.
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I was happy to have a new friend in Laura, but I also felt kind of disgusted with myself that our friendship only took off only after we bonded over our mutual dislike of another woman — especially since, once I got to know Laura, I realized there were plenty of reasons we should have been pals in the first place.
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How ironic that the most retrograde of all imaginable candidates will now be embraced by those that are totally disgusted with the scene of the hogs feeding at the trough that we now call politics in America – that Trump is the insurgent straight talking fighter for the little guy and Clinton is the symbol of the pay-to-play status quo.
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The editorial, published jointly by the Asbury Park Press, Home News Tribune, Courier News, Cherry Hill Courier-Post, Daily Journal, and Morristown Daily Record, offers a laundry list of grievances against the governor: We're disgusted with his endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Wisconsin said emails and other documents it obtained during a yearlong investigation showed the awards were handed out for at least five years at a banquet attended by about 100 people, according to the AP. "I'm disgusted with the cheer coaches and with the Kenosha parents that sat there and said and did nothing," former track coach Patti Hupp told the Kenosha News.
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From the time he came to Congress in 1979, Gingrich deployed a strategy to break the Democrats' stranglehold on power in the House by moving to polarize the parties, to use the ethics process to taint both the majority and the entire political process, and to get Americans so disgusted with politics and politicians that at the right moment, they would rise up and throw out the incumbent party.
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Former NBA star Charles Barkley said in a new interview that he is "angry and disgusted" with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration, citing Trump's Twitter habits and regular firing of administration employees as the biggest problems.
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I never thought I would hear myself say those words, but I have never been more disgusted with my alma mater at the Department of Justice under Rod Rosenstein and the FBI under Chris Wray, two incompetent empty suits who care about one thing, their own future, their next job and what they have done to put this country through, Rod Rosenstein has put this country through over the last 18 months, may he rot in hell for it.
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The din of outrage coming from all sides — on the left, accusations of callous exploitation and fearmongering; on the right, criticisms that political correctness is trumping public safety — underlines the growing disparity between those who largely trust Mr. Trump's diagnoses of the country's problems and believe he and Republicans should be given more time to fix them, and those who are disgusted with his leadership and want to throw him and his party out of power.
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