Clinton is right to harshly criticize Trump for his praise of Putin and to harshly criticize Putin for his attack against America.
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Yes, he said it more harshly, and partly he said that more harshly because they didn&apost get the result that they were hoping for.
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Russia -- and China -- treat dissent much more harshly.
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They are being cowards & history will judge them harshly.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz turned the mood harshly antagonistic.
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"Speed is speed; lies are lies," Stone harshly reminds him.
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And no author learned this lesson more harshly than Jackson.
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USA Today Sports didn't take the call out too harshly.
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The government's fiscal measures have fallen most harshly on Shias.
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Women who choose to marry incarcerated men are harshly stigmatized.
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Bill Clinton is harshly criticizing Bernie Sanders and his supporters.
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Any female comedy that comes out is judged so harshly.
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Her essay questions why the culture judges divorce so harshly.
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Schools in Arizona responded more harshly to another recent walkout.
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The Cherokee Nation released a statement that harshly criticized Warren.
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He spoke out often and harshly against President Donald Trump.
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Why is she judging him so harshly for eating pizza?
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Both Labour leadership candidates have talked harshly about such schools.
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She says women trailblazers the world over are judged harshly.
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Perhaps one shouldn't judge those in the video too harshly.
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Clinton is judged more harshly because she is a woman.
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Social media user Jaja Caringal was harshly critical of Alqattan.
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The Iran nuclear deal has been harshly criticized by Republicans.
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Oftentimes, women can judge other women more harshly than men.
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The bill was harshly criticized by opponents and the media.
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For these reasons, the law has always treated conspiracy harshly.
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" He continued: "Inconceivable the Chinese won't react harshly to this.
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I've been rejected quite harshly, and it's killed my confidence.
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Rabbis and scholars have often judged Noah harshly for this.
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Clinton but harshly criticized her handling of sensitive government information.
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Conservatives harshly criticized O'Rourke's remarks for infringing on religious freedom.
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The arrest was harshly criticized by Anan's staff and supporters.
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But his wife feared that the government would retaliate harshly.
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They contain sulfates, which does refuse grease but very harshly.
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Mr. Romney harshly criticized Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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Then, looking around at the harshly lit space, he smiled.
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"This has to be dealt with very harshly," he said.
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"She was judged much more harshly than men," she concluded.
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John McCain, a former GOP presidential nominee — were harshly critical.
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All four living first ladies have harshly criticized family separation.
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A planned sentencing hearing for Michael Flynn took an unexpected turn Tuesday, as Judge Emmet Sullivan harshly criticized the former national security adviser — so harshly that Flynn eventually asked for the sentencing to be postponed.
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Say if a person's phone indicated they brake harshly quite often.
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Amy Klobuchar treated her aides harshly would completely damage her chances.
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"I know people judge me harshly for my choice," she wrote.
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No one is judging you as harshly as you're judging yourself.
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It would also help if straw purchasers were punished more harshly.
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Should an executive's words be judged as harshly as their actions?
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Both Democrats and Republican members of Congress have harshly criticized it.
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Winds were still blowing harshly in Xiamen and other coastal cities.
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Rather than harshly judge Vincent's shitty behavior, 'Catherine' instead absolves him.
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Just like Pruitt, Wheeler has criticized Trump harshly in the past.
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I believe that history will judge him harshly for his omission.
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Certainly, Turkey is likely to react negatively, even harshly, at first.
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In the #MeToo era, voters might have judged Newsom more harshly.
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Black men, like black women, are judged harshly for their anger.
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The surface is constantly exposed to a harshly cold, thin atmosphere.
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Employers who then knowingly employ undocumented immigrants could be harshly punished.
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Privately, many moderate Democratic senators are harshly critical of Sanders's tactics.
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The system treats sexual content much more harshly than violent content.
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For all that, Hastings's judgment falls most harshly on the Communists.
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The OIG report is harshly critical of Comey, and rightly so.
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Preschool teachers judge black children more harshly for the same behavior.
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Yet Biden stayed away yesterday from harshly criticizing his potential opponent.
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It has harshly criticized one independent source of information after another.
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Another class that he hates and he's going to treat harshly.
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It is hardly unusual for American presidents to punish leakers harshly.
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Trump was harshly critical of the nuclear agreement during his campaign.
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I think we shouldn't view Quinn's child care skills so harshly.
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"The market is punishing them harshly for that," Mr. Whiston said.
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The Malaysian government has acted harshly against media reporting on 1MDB.
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The bill has been harshly criticized by U.S. and Israeli officials.
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Trump has also harshly criticized GM for building cars in China.
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It's likely not the black folks being more harshly sentenced by judges.
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All three lawmakers have been harshly critical of Wall Street and billionaires.
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Even today, it is not prosecuted as harshly as rape outside marriage.
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Whether you're going to do it harshly or softly, it's still contouring.
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Mattis rebuked Trump in the harshly worded resignation letter earlier this month.
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The former Massachusetts governor harshly criticized Republican candidates such as Ohio Gov.
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Here's why: Women are judged more harshly than men, especially as leaders.
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And minor transgressions, such as traffic offences, may be punished more harshly.
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They aren't concerned about alienating people by speaking too harshly or directly.
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Defaults were rare, and they were treated harshly under federal collection guidelines.
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Because if you're not engaging with society, they will judge you harshly.
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Both Meyers and President Barack Obama harshly criticized Trump in their remarks.
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He has been harshly criticized before, and no doubt will be again.
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History has its eyes on us — and will judge today's decision harshly.
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Relatively high stock market valuations mean any earnings disappointments are harshly punished.
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The truth is, some people will judge you harshly no matter what.
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And they'd be met with harshly opposing reactions to such vocal advocacy.
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We can see and hear how L.G.B.T.-phobia is less harshly received.
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I don't mean that history will judge them harshly, although it will.
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The problem with this was that oftentimes I'd judge them too harshly.
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And she knows how harshly obese people are judged in our society.
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"A feminist leader who won't speak out about rape," Caitlin says harshly.
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No other nation punishes the "uneducated" as harshly as the United States.
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His past statements on Russia were harshly critical of Putin's foreign policy.
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How harshly should we judge a show that first aired 20 years ago?
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And other judicial decisions suggest that immigration officials treat asylum seekers too harshly.
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I'd sit down in an interview and get the most harshly asked questions.
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Murdoch harshly criticized Trump in the wake of his 2015 putdown of Sen.
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I think to a certain extent Martha stewart was harshly and unfairly treated.
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It's easy once you get to know them to not judge so harshly.
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Trump on Saturday morning harshly criticized this article in a series of tweets.
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Still, market watchers have come down too harshly on big banks, Harte said.
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The truth is, I judge myself far more harshly than they ever could.
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Others say the school district punishes black students more harshly than white students.
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When the manager was female, respondents said she should be punished more harshly.
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And punish rivals in South Carolina with a harshly negative, military-themed pitch.
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It was a noisy, harshly lit place, full of mirrors and metallic surfaces.
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Israeli generals have counselled politicians not to respond harshly against the Palestinian population.
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Further, would such mandates impact harshly on socially disadvantaged groups and perpetuate inequality?
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It's significant that we tend not to judge prodigies in sports too harshly.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) saw opportunity to harshly criticize both McCarthy and Snyder.
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The detainment facilities were harshly criticized by some as "internment camps" and prisons.
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Kenney harshly criticized Trump's move, calling him a "fragile egomaniac" in a statement.
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"He was often nasty, swearing at me and being harshly critical," she said.
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Former EPA employees have reacted harshly to the planned repeal of the rule.
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The DOJ's independent inspector general harshly criticized Comey for this and other misconduct.
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He also signed a joint document at the summit harshly critical of Moscow.
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She spoke harshly, and I ran away to die and end her burden.
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Others say the school district punishes black students more harshly than white students.
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Trump was also harshly critical of Apple's pro-privacy stance on iPhone encryption.
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It's super unfair to be judged more harshly simply because of your gender.
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Mainline Protestant churches harshly condemned Mr. Trump for his policy of separating families.
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Mr. Broidy was harshly critical of the crown prince's neighbor and nemesis, Qatar.
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Trump has also harshly criticized alliance members for not spending enough on defense.
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What they wanted, it turns out, was to treat black people more harshly.
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Indeed, the F.D.A.'s approach treats e-vapor products more harshly than cigarettes.
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When they dangled short cuts and algorithmic trickery, we didn't treat them harshly.
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Who can know what arguments we think obvious today history might judge harshly.
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Those with rising debt levels and overdue payments will be judged more harshly.
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For years, government officials have harshly pressed for the assimilation of Tibetan culture.
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He is invariably misunderstood and harshly judged by those who fear his powers.
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"Lift your head up!" she commanded, harshly but unmistakably for my own good.
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Environmental groups harshly criticized the administration's decision and threatened to take legal action.
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He has been harshly critical of the media's coverage of the handgun bill.
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They assumed their partners would judge them as harshly as they judged themselves.
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It reads harshly, I know, but I see it instead as radical acceptance.
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I think it's completely unsatisfactory, and I think it ought be dealt with harshly.
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Headphones break relatively easily because we use them so frequently and treat them harshly.
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So what are we moms of young kids most often being judged harshly for?
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But Apple shouldn't be judged too harshly for its differential privacy imperfections, argues McSherry.
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On Twitter, the disability community reacted harshly: DeVos literally didn't know what IDEA was.
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Clinton also harshly attacked Donald Trump, 69, her presumptive Republican rival in the Nov.
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"I know people judge me harshly for my choice," Evans wrote in her book.
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Many local lawyers and politicians have accused the court of sentencing him too harshly.
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Both had harshly criticized President Trump in the past and lobbied for Wall Street.
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Leahy dismissed concerns about angering religious extremist groups if the U.S. responded too harshly.
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And because sebaceous filaments are innocuous, there's no need to deal with them harshly.
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Should white nationalism be treated more harshly than anti-LGBT hate or separatist groups?
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If someone glanced harshly at Steph Curry, someone in our section would cry foul.
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Graham issued a statement after the vote, harshly criticizing the Obama administration for abstaining.
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Representatives from the oil and gas industry reacted harshly to the Obama administration's action.
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Whitaker harshly criticized the Mueller investigation in media appearances in the summer of 2017.
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Women also tend to get judged much more harshly for their personalities and mannerisms.
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It's a move harshly questioned by Bristol Bay locals, scientists, and law experts alike.
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"And history is going to judge this moment of family separation very, very harshly."
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The 23-year-old questioned viewers on why they were treating Goddard so harshly.
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Tax evasion is a serious problem and should be strictly policed and harshly punished.
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But other politicians in France harshly criticized the sports retailer for selling the item.
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That move was harshly criticized by green groups as an assault on the law.
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Nevertheless former EPA employees have reacted harshly to the planned repeal of the rule.
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Black lawmakers in the state have harshly criticized the move by the white majority.
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But more than that, don't retaliate or react harshly when someone does something wrong.
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Even the most carefully worded critique can easily be interpreted more harshly than intended.
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The chart shows how harshly the Great Recession of 2007-20173 affected most countries.
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Now, she wants Mr. Erdogan to harshly punish those who tried to topple him.
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The same court harshly criticized the racial profiling of asking only Latinos for identification.
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He torqued forehands with such force that the resulting yellow arc appeared harshly parabolic.
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It is harshly textured and painful to hear, especially with this frequency and vigor.
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The poll found that the county harshly disapproves of Trump, the GOP presidential nominee.
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Mr. Fico had been harshly critical of the Europe's handling of the migration crisis.
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She specifically cited the experience of having people harshly annotate her own personal website.
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Dan Forest both fired back at the NCAA on Tuesday in harshly worded statements.
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Top executives at small lenders have been punished harshly in the past for misdeeds.
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Pacquiao's long-time trainer Freddie Roach initially refrained from criticizing the judges too harshly.
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Given the harshly critical public positions so many of them have staked out — Rep.
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" Men she dated, she said, reacted harshly to her anatomy: "Can't deal with that.
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BEIJING — For decades, China harshly restricted the number of babies that women could have.
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You and the rest of the staff will be judged very harshly by history.
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Don't judge her too harshly, though; it was a rough season for the princess.
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As Volkswagen's experience shows, the intentional manipulation of emissions data can be harshly punished.
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As many reviews have pointed out, the game harshly critiques corporations that exploit people.
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Harshly divisive cultural issues came to the fore, driving even deeper wedges between Americans.
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"History will judge you harshly as you proceed with this impeachment charade," he added.
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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, was harshly criticized for the decision.
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However, Waithe is careful not to judge Ben, or even Black Pussy, too harshly.
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"He clutched my arm, and looked into my eyes very harshly," M.B.Z. told me.
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Obama harshly criticized his successor for exiting the 195-nation agreement at the time.
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If something comes off as distasteful to consumers, they may judge the company harshly.
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"Don't be afraid to play these notes too harshly," he said at one point.
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Trump was harshly criticized on cable news after his rally Tuesday night in Phoenix.
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This was the era of Governor Pete Wilson, of the harshly anti-immigrant Prop.
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Trump himself has harshly criticized McConnell this year for failing to pass big bills.
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I think sometimes—because of how things are on TV—I'm portrayed really harshly.
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In both of these studies, readers judged strangers harshly simply because of writing errors.
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"I think to a certain extent Martha Stewart was harshly and unfairly treated," Trump said.
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Trump has been harshly critical of the Fed and Powell, whom he chose over Yellen.
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Given the predilections of the Xi administration, these new religious regulations could be harshly enforced.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump harshly responded to civil rights icon and Georgia Rep.
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Research shows female leaders are criticized more harshly for making "bad calls" than male leaders.
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He has spoken harshly of the president; he has feinted "no" votes on important issues.
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"Recession and bear market fears would return very, very quickly and very harshly," he said.
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Kylie Jenner was harshly reprimanded for going to Coachella and being away from Stormi Webster.
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Haspel supervised one of the covert detention sites in Thailand where suspects were harshly interrogated.
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Discontented people in a happy place may feel particularly harshly treated by life, they suggest.
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Meanwhile, in Kabul, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has vowed to deal harshly with the Taliban.
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They also live in terror of its rules, which often change and are harshly enforced.
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Toxic masculinity proves that men are also hurting, and suffering, from our harshly gendered society.
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In April, UNESCO passed a similar decision that Israel and other countries also harshly criticized.
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There, interrogators use the detainee's isolation and lack of legal protections to interrogate them harshly.
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The mine has been harshly criticized by the local community, ecologists, and legal experts alike.
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Dad harshly says Jack's mother was bad at money too, and bad at everything else.
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Whether harshly rhythmic or dissonant, these are relatable in ways that programmed sequences often aren't.
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Headset fit, like headphones, is too subjective to judge harshly, but it felt heavy, too.
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On the contrary, the man was waving harshly at me to turn off my lights.
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The Trump administration has kept silent as Guatemala unraveled, a stance harshly criticized by Rep.
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Sanders accused Secretary Hillary Clinton of having supported regime change, a policy he harshly criticized.
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Some Republicans fear it could wind up harshly penalizing U.S. businesses or European Union allies.
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"I know people judge me harshly for my choice," Evans, 25, wrote in her book.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said that history will remember the ruling harshly. Rep.
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In common with much of the region, Thailand's criminal justice system treats drug offenders harshly.
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Both have harshly criticized Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, but while Mrs.
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The recusal was harshly criticized by Trump and led to the deterioration of their relationship.
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Flynn then called Kislyak to ask that Russia not respond too harshly to US sanctions.
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While declining to support an indictment, the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, harshly criticized Mrs.
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Ralph Abraham, after harshly attacking Abraham in ads as he sought to reach the runoff.
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Congress last week approved a $1.3 trillion omnibus that was harshly criticized by fiscal hawks.
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He has harshly criticized Giants quarterback Eli Manning but has had kind words for Beckham.
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While some attendees reacted harshly to Hart's words, Cruz offered his condolences to the mother.
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Women are much more harshly judged for drug abuse than men—especially when they're pregnant.
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But there have been few calls in the political class to treat Mr. Mugabe harshly.
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Trump's words are harshly juxtaposed with the number of sick and dead in each state.
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Her priest also harshly silences her, admonishing her for putting her brothers' lives at risk.
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Cohen's afraid it will set a bad precedent for other harshly or wrongly convicted prisoners.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who has been harshly critical of the president's position on Russia.
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He will be judged harshly for his faults rather than forgiven for his human fallibility.
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In March, the party's co-founder, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, spoke out harshly against same-sex marriage.
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As it turns out, critics rate comedies and action flicks much more harshly than dramas.
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Last year, Colin Kaepernick started the movement, which has been harshly criticized by President Trump.
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Plus, women are judged much more harshly than men do when they break the rules.
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It is notable that none of these comics criticize their kids that harshly or directly.
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In the United States, it has been harshly criticized by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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The premises were also harshly corrected by the historic number of commenters on the proposal.
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But a federal judge has rejected that claim and been harshly critical of Flynn's tactics.
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For months, White House officials have debated how harshly to strike China on trade issues.
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Who could know what arguments we think obvious today might be judged harshly by history.
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For many weeks, the World Health Organization failed to react (and later, was harshly criticized).
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In his speeches, Dr. Naik has harshly criticized the United States, saying that the Sept.
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Some of these incidents cross the line into rape, and should be dealt with harshly.
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If it happens in the middle of a thought, the speaker is judged less harshly.
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"Let's not judge too harshly, things are still unsettled in the White House," he said.
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The latter would be treated more harshly than ordinary domestic transactions; the former, more generously.
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Finally, gently pat the skin dry with a soft towel; don't scour the skin harshly.
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So I don't want to judge other people too harshly that I see on television.
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This could mean working out too much or cutting spending so harshly you feel deprived.
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The monk has denied the allegations, and his backers say he was punished too harshly.
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Yet in the music industry, YouTube has been harshly criticized for its low payout rates.
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In the film, both he and his wife tell you that you questioned him harshly.
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But as time goes by, I find it hard to judge the show too harshly.
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State media said Kim Jong Un has harshly reprimanded local officials over a delayed construction project.
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They tended to have been disciplined more harshly, and have experienced more family strife as kids.
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And federal law protects LGBTQ students law from being punished more harshly than their straight peers.
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Bannon is also notable for his ability to speak harshly to Trump in high-stress moments.
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The Bushes were too much a product of establishment Washington to slap it down too harshly.
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Pro-Kremlin politicians called for anyone found guilty of negligence or worse to be harshly punished.
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Don't judge Anastasia too harshly for her actions — she's probably just stuck in a narrative loop.
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DeVos has been harshly criticized by public education advocates for her work as secretary of education.
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Mike Huckabee, Senator Ted Cruz — who have spoken most harshly about President Obama are Southern Baptists.
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Hanan Ashrawi, PLO Executive Committee member, harshly criticized the addition of Yisrael Beiteinu to the government.
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"Don't judge yourself too harshly if you make a misstep or make a mistake," Jennings said.
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Why would skilled foreigners choose a home that is harshly unwelcoming to other newcomers, he asks?
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It just seems to me like Mayer is being treated a little more harshly, and personally.
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SeaWorld has been harshly critical of the movie, but made no mention of it on Thursday.
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The current top prosecutor, Luisa Ortega, was harshly critical of plan to create the new assembly.
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Many Jewish Israelis, including top retired security officials and politicians, have also harshly criticized the law.
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Opposition supporters were being arrested arbitrarily and judged harshly or imprisoned without due process, he said.
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Some women who have protested that restriction — or flouted it — have been harshly penalized or arrested.
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It's hard to ask that question without wondering if male players would be judged so harshly.
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Netanyahu said Kerry's speech was "almost as unbalanced" as the U.N. resolution, which he harshly criticized.
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Does it seem to you that evangelical culture more harshly judges female sexuality than male rape?
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European and Arab leaders are harshly criticizing Israel for killing dozens of Palestinian protesters in Gaza.
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We risk a great deal if our politicians are scaring them away with harshly xenophobic rhetoric.
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When released, "Ball Four" was harshly criticized within the game, especially by baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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Raisi has harshly criticized Rouhani's economic performance during live presidential debates in the past two weeks.
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The media could cover Trump more harshly now that it seems more likely he could win.
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The law was harshly criticized by LGBT advocacy groups and seen as a major step backwards.
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Nearly six in 10 think officers are not punished harshly enough in cases of excessive force.
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In the first season, Tara harshly questions whether or not a centuries-old vampire owned slaves.
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"History will judge harshly my Republican colleagues who deny the science of climate change," he said.
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His rhetoric regarding Mexico and Mexican immigrants has been harshly criticized both by Democrats and Republicans.
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But she has a message for those who try to talk to her foster children harshly.
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Outgoing chairman Andersen and other managers were criticized harshly by several private shareholders at the meeting.
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But, before you go judging Jenner's performance too harshly, know it was all in good fun.
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"I hear people judge themselves so harshly for emotional eating," says Christy Harrison, MPH, RD, CDN.
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The Trump administration's response to the damage cause by Maria has been harshly criticized as inadequate.
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A majority of Republicans backed the deal, but it was harshly criticized by many fiscal conservatives.
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History will look kindly on Obama's domestic successes, but it will judge his mideast policy harshly.
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Women are also judged more harshly than men for seeming like typical politicians, the research shows.
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The Trump administration's new position was harshly criticized by the insurance industry and by consumer advocates.
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After the invasion of Iraq in 2003, he spoke harshly about Iranian meddling in Iraqi politics.
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But a flurry of harshly critical comments circulated on social media, some with the hashtag #SisiIsATraitor.
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While Trump harshly criticized the North Korean regime, it was not enough to spook most investors.
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While local critics are dealt with harshly, the growing Chechen diaspora in Europe has mobilized protests.
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" Annette Bening explained, "Female characters in film are judged harshly, so we have to love her.
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Klobuchar sought to focus on issues where a harshly divided Congress could realistically make a difference.
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Just the year before, she had harshly scolded her brother for trying to make the trip.
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Russia responded harshly to the news of sanctions before learning that Mr. Trump had canceled them.
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Punish those mistakes more harshly instead of punishing Biles, who executes her new dismount with ease.
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Can you recall a time you did this and responded to someone more harshly than usual?
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She's been harshly taken to task in her own party for dragging it to the center.
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Recently I witnessed a mother harshly berating her young son, who looked to be about 9.
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At least one environmental group harshly criticized the administration's decision and threatened to take legal action.
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Of course I understand the Shah's regime was accused of being harshly repressive and corrupt too.
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Further, research shows that both men and women judge female negotiators more harshly than male ones.
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Mr. Morrison and his government have been harshly criticized over their response to the monthslong crisis.
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Facebook spat: WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has harshly criticized Facebook over its approach to privacy.
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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio says history will judge President Trump harshly for his inaction on climate change.
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Calling the protests "foreign instigated," Tehran's prosecutor warned Saturday that security forces would crack down harshly.
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He went on to say drug dealers in the United States should be treated more harshly.
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Later, Ms. Reid offered more harshly striated textures during sections led by the pianist Aruan Ortiz.
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Bork was harshly criticized for doing so, and we aren't interested in reopening that debate here.
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If you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if you're white.
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Yet he harshly attacked Sanders, accusing him of lacking the courage of his convictions on Israel.
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Analyzing data from the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale from 1989 to 2016, the study's authors found a surprisingly large increase over this period in three distinct types of perfectionism: "Self-orientated," whereby we hold ourselves to increasingly unrealistic standards and judge ourselves harshly when we fail to meet them; "socially prescribed," in which we are convinced that other people judge us harshly; and "other-orientated," in which we get our revenge by judging them just as harshly.
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Young Britons are treated especially harshly, according to the Standing Committee for Youth Justice, a campaign group.
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Watts' Tuesday tweets have received thousands of responses, many of them harshly critical of the lawmakers' behavior.
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One device was addressed to actor Robert De Niro, who has harshly criticized Trump on many occasions.
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Harshly punishing customers for late repayment might score banks quick revenue, but it makes people hate them.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei spoke harshly against those seeking change to laws requiring women to wear hijab outdoors.
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Judges have always had more incentives to punish harshly than leniently, and elections only increase these pressures.
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This is common sense, given that judges who have sentenced a defendant harshly rarely make the news.
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Many of these activists have been harshly penalized and still remain behind bars, and the struggle continues.
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Clinton has been harshly critical of Trump, particularly since she wrapped up her lengthy Democratic primary battle.
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The organization, an arm of the Koch political network, has resisted calls to harshly regulate tech firms.
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Numerous studies show that the criminal justice system has treated African-American men, like Buck, more harshly.
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But perhaps the most noteworthy moments of his interview came when Biden harshly criticized Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Giving ultimatums, where you harshly demand a particular salary from a prospective employer, usually backfires, Lindner said.
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They made no secret that they wanted the president to punish Russians harshly for the Kremlin's actions.
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President George W. Bush harshly criticized the settlements routinely while in office as an impediment to peace.
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Woe has always been a harshly emotional entity, but here, the dominating force is pure, seething fury.
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"Prosecutors are likely to charge people more harshly if they're black than if they're white," she says.
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The Trump administration's initial response to the damage caused by Maria has been harshly criticized as inadequate.
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Lawmakers from both parties have harshly criticized the policy and have called on Trump to end it.
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The final clip, Politico added, shows Trump with George W. Bush's appearance, speaking harshly about Mexican immigrants.
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They are self-proclaimed socialists who ran on platforms harshly critical of their merely liberal Democrat opponents.
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"I think history will judge you harshly, and maybe a bit unfairly," Blumenthal (D-Conn.) told Barr.
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There's always uncertainty about the composition of the electorate in a poll, so don't judge too harshly.
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Iran reacted harshly by saying that Salman was discredited internationally by his "immature" behavior, state television reported.
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The state nonetheless treats all members of this "sex offender" class harshly, regardless of the underlying offense.
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The American Health Care Act has been harshly criticized by two distinct parts of the GOP caucus.
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After 713/11, I recall the Middle Eastern children in the school being treated much more harshly.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly suggested that he was surprised at how harshly Mr. Manafort had been treated.
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Although prosecutors ultimately did not charge the mayor, they harshly criticized him and his fund-raising practices.
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Is he telling his fellow Catholics to judge L.G.B.T. people less harshly, whether they're chaste or not?
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But the true power of Hustlers lies in the juxtaposition of visceral highs against harshly relatable realities.
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On Wednesday, he offered a clear reminder that he's willing to criticize Trump's predecessor even more harshly.
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Presidents have chided partners before, sometimes lightly and sometimes harshly, and business has gone on as usual.
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This week, they have harshly criticized Trump's Syria policy and ignored his pleas for border-wall funding.
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When his teacher scolds him too harshly, I ask myself if it's because of his skin color.
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Shortly after 92 percent of Kurds voted to leave Iraq, Baghdad and the regional countries responded harshly.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates harshly criticized the shooting on Sunday, saying Ms. Jefferson should still be alive.
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Editorial Decades of research have shown that the criminal courts sentence black defendants more harshly than whites.
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On Tuesday night, President Trump delivered the most harshly partisan State of the Union speech in memory.
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So the parties began harshly penalizing other states that tried to move their nomination contests too early.
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We desperately need to shift our cultural impulse to punish harshly and degradingly, and for long periods.
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Experts have harshly criticized the cruise-ship quarantine, saying that it might have helped the virus spread.
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The government has done away with the opposition, eliminated term limits and cracked down harshly on dissent.
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Defense Secretary Mike Esper on Sunday also defended Trump's decision, even as he harshly criticized Turkey's actions.
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Her main worry about her new project was presenting the Chinese families in the film too harshly.
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Ms. Shaked and many of her peers in the government harshly criticized the court in these cases.
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At Alexander Wang's fall 2017 show, the angular black clothes were punctuated almost harshly by black eyeliner.
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It also harshly overturned the landed and commercial classes as part of the communization of the state.
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Widespread protests against the Iranian government that erupted in 2009 eventually died when the government responded harshly.
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If you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if you are white.
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While the regime rules harshly and corruption is rampant, U.S. sanctions are exacerbating the nation's economic woes.
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Corker followed up with an extraordinary New York Times interview in which he harshly criticized the president.
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But dynamic peaks tend to ring out harshly aggressive, with a sound that's big without being full.
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"How can they be American citizens if in their own country they're treated so harshly?" she asked.
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The law treats deliberate offenses much more harshly than unintended ones — for example, murder versus involuntary manslaughter.
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In January, Bannon quit as Breitbart's executive chairman after angering Trump by harshly criticizing his eldest son.
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If the findings were about water or power supply, the regulator would have acted a lot more harshly.
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Trump is also expected to raise Merkel's stance on refugees, which he harshly criticized on the campaign trail.
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Variety reports that Tuesday's tweet was deleted in less than an hour after fans harshly criticized the post.
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So the parties began harshly penalizing other states that tried to move their own nomination contests too early.
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Insurers have long resisted being lumped in with banks, fearing they will end up being regulated more harshly.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been harshly critical of tech companies that use people's personal information to profit.
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This position was harshly rejected by the centre-right's European People's Party, the largest in the EU Parliament.
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For starters, the predecessors to whom they are so harshly compared had plenty of luck on their side.
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They had a frenemies type of relationship, where they respected each other, but they definitely competed pretty harshly.
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And as #MeToo backlash continues to rise, even fictional women are judged more harshly than their male counterparts.
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" At a recent conference, Cohen put it more harshly: "Frankly, I'm blown away by the lack of talent.
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Voters punish politicians more harshly for refusing to acknowledge a mistake than they do for the original gaffe.
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Instead of ignoring the comment or harshly punishing the player, the development team decided to prank him instead.
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Scattering ashes goes harshly against the culturally Chinese concept of respecting the ancestor's spirit with a permanent home.
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In other words, they think they don't judge women more harshly than men, but they believe others do.
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Until Ocean's 8 comes out, though, maybe we can hold off on judging the new movie too harshly.
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Democrats raced to condemn the president's comments, and many of his fellow Republicans criticised them harshly as well.
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I can be volatile and ill-tempered, and too often I express my opinions harshly and without tact.
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In tears, she mentioned that she'd never been treated so harshly in her 20113 years in the industry.
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It handles rough streets well, never harshly, with a surprisingly quiet cabin given the ferocity of the motor.
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However, she was harshly critical of Hill in a way Kavanaugh has not been of Ford or Ramirez.
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The sort of complex trading and economies that space sims often hinge on is harshly abbreviated in Freelancer.
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Contemporary research points that female politicians are judged more harshly when questions of ethics and decency are raised.
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Addressed "to the American People," the ad harshly depicted the nation's so-called allies as deadbeats and freeloaders.
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In today's climate of growing economic uncertainty, though, investors harshly punish any failure to meet or exceed expectations.
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Beyoncé, in multiple hairstyles and fashions, is shown both alluring and unglamorous: hard-faced, unhappy, sweaty, harshly lit.
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I once asked V.S. Naipaul how he managed being so empathetic and harshly judgmental at the same time.
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China on Monday harshly criticized a demonstration in which eggs were thrown at its office in Hong Kong.
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Instead, the country is harshly divided, with many believing Kavanaugh is a rapist poised to overturn Roe v.
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U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) agents have been commanded by the president to harshly enforce the immigration laws.
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The SNCF state railway company said many rail connections were less harshly hit than during stoppages last week.
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In years when Democrats have controlled the budgeting, Republicans have harshly criticized their counterparts for missing budget deadlines.
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Members of the media and other Twitter users harshly criticized Farrell, Dobbs and the network over the comments.
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The memo was harshly critical of the network and implied a racial dimension to its treatment of her.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said that history would judge the U.S. harshly for the ruling. Rep.
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Trump's campaign CEO Steve Bannon is the chairman of Breitbart News, which has harshly criticized the GOP Speaker.
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Over the past eight years, Hunter has harshly criticized the Obama administration in the name of "the troops".
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Americans want to harshly punish people like Blackwell to show them that their actions are horrific and wrong.
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The government cracked down harshly in response, opening fire on protesters and sweeping up those who took part.
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There was little reason to believe that Trump would treat Assad and Russia more harshly than Obama did.
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One day, standing in the harshly lit bathroom stall, he realized he wanted to go one step further.
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Despite the high level of sugar, "a good Tokaj wine never feels flat or harshly sweet," he said.
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" Donald J. Trump has said, "I think he's a total traitor and I would deal with him harshly.
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He's tethered to a phone in a harshly lit room, fielding calls from a citizenry he scarcely tolerates.
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North Korea usually perceives these exercises as preparation for an invasion, and usually responds pretty harshly every time.
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It is rare for an American presidential candidate, much less a Republican, to criticize Saudi Arabia so harshly.
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Australia has been harshly criticized for its offshore detention program, which has cost its government billions of dollars.
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Charrière may have been less innocent than Dreyfus; at the least, he seems to have been harshly judged.
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For them, Islam is an inherent problem, and asylum seekers are to be treated harshly and with suspicion.
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So don&apost judge yourself too harshly for the daily use of a little bit of digital babysitting.
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In recent weeks, the government has cracked down harshly on some officials who made negative remarks about Mao.
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The show never leaves this single, harshly lighted setting, even when the action takes place in other rooms.
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Australia has been harshly criticized for its offshore detention policy, and the issue is politically delicate at home.
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So he decided to go public with his explanation for not charging Clinton and to criticize her harshly.
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Cayetano explained that Duterte spoke harshly of the United States because of its checkered past in the region.
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Republicans, Israel and Saudi Arabia will all be quick to pressure him to treat even minor violations harshly.
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Australia should consider that history may judge it harshly for treating today's Muslims as it did yesterday's Jews.
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Point is, you're more likable than you think you are, so try not to judge yourself so harshly.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, who led the 2014 report that was harshly critical of the Bush-era programs.
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One promoted tweet from the company's account, which originally went out on November 7, was criticized particularly harshly.
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Spending federal money or any other taxpayer funds on vouchers for private school tuition is looked on harshly.
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At 30, you have to do both more reps and better reps; the game judges players more harshly.
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I'll never forget how as black conservatives, they were so harshly condemned by countless self-described "tolerant" liberals.
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History will judge harshly Congress re-litigating old claims about the world's most investigated biped while shirking exec.
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The judge could oust Musk from the CEO seat, although she is not expected to rule that harshly.
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As for Congress passing a law that harshly punishes foreign felons who defy deportation, I just don't know.
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She has been harshly critical of the media, particularly coverage of her campaign that she views as negative.
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Chinese news outlets were harshly critical, saying the exercise was little more than a fraud from the start.
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The Times has scrutinized the decisions of other employers harshly enough to warrant its being more transparent here.
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"The I.G. previously has investigated M.D.C. and issued harshly critical reports," said Ms. von Dornum, the federal defender.
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Maybe you were harshly shamed for masturbation as a teen, and now you find shaming a turn on.
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She was resolutely unapologetic about the decision, even as society judged her harshly and wanted her to repent.
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Eliot Engel, the Democratic chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, harshly criticized Omar's remarks in a statement.
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So I don't think Lee will be penalized too harshly for running first in one district then another.
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Sherrod Brown — another rumored 2020 candidate — also released a statement harshly critical of the war and of Trump.
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Tom Harkin, in a 2012 report that was harshly critical of the industry, singled out Walden for praise.
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In terms of criteria, note that projects were judged more harshly if their creative auspices invited somewhat higher expectations.
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IBM allegedly targeted older employees with layoffs, pushed them to retire early, and judged them more harshly in reviews.
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WikiLeaks has denied that it published the anonymous papers, though the Ecuadorian government has responded harshly to the allegations.
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I find that I can't judge people harshly who basically stay where they started and don't really go anywhere.
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Freed from the confines of the West Wing, Bannon can now bash them as harshly as he wants to.
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But a speech last night in which Netanyahu harshly attacked the police indicates he's not going down that road.
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If a human does fold and unfold their smartphone as harshly, then perhaps they shouldn't have a foldable smartphone.
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In a candidate debate, in which Mr. Braun wore jeans and a denim shirt, he made the case harshly.
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In sharp contrast to Christianity and Islam, Chinese religious and social thinking does not harshly condemn same-sex relationships.
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But in the case of John, I really believe that he was being treated very harshly and very unfairly.
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The California State Lands Commission laid out its opposition, and plans, in a harshly worded letter to federal regulators.
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"I did not think I would be punished this harshly for such a celebratory act," Radwan said on GMA.
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Earlier this week, Google harshly reminded Inbox by Gmail users that the productivity-focused app would shut down soon.
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Trump himself has been a huge proponent against undocumented immigration and harshly criticizes anyone who bids undocumented immigrants favor.
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Trump harshly criticized Obama almost daily and aims to repeal his hallmark Affordable Care Act when he takes office.
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One reason that Anbang has been treated so harshly may be that it has fewer defenders in high places.
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Trump has been harshly critical of Powell, whom the president appointed in 2018 to take over from Janet Yellen.
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Trump harshly criticized Apple during the San Bernardino saga and even called for a boycott of the company's products.
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" In his decision, Watson harshly criticized the government's definition of close family relations as "the antithesis of common sense.
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He harshly criticized President Donald Trump for his response to the national rise in gun violence and white nationalism.
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"It sort of jams the systems of gender that are so harshly in place in our culture," Honard said.
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Sisi's critics say he has cracked down harshly on dissent and that tough economic reforms have eroded his popularity.
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" During the presidential campaign, Trump was harshly critical of Carson, at one point saying Carson has a "pathological temper.
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Our sources say the staff made it clear ... anyone who attacked or harassed Fogle would be dealt with harshly.
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" Foxx has been harshly criticized ever since her office dismissed all 16 counts against Jussie over the alleged "attack.
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Trent … will speak harshly and make threats to me, or will cry and beg me to changed my mind.
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That won him praise from former KKK leader David Duke, and criticism from others for not harshly condemning racism.
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Having been harshly sent off against West Ham last weekend, he's unavailable for selection for Sunday's clash with Swansea.
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How could I front to the world that I was sex positive when I was judging myself so harshly?
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History will judge harshly those who supported him or who apathetically stood by in the face of the carnage.
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" Allred has harshly criticized Trump in the past, calling him a "fourth-rate politician and a fifth-rate human.
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Before you judge me harshly, I know hedonism has a bad reputation, but it might be time to reconsider.
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We're intrigued to see how Kanye West's harshly panned designs will translate to a 48-page high-fashion shoot.
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The appointment has been harshly criticized by Democrats, who have expressed concerns over Whitaker's history of criticizing Mueller's investigation.
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A similar study found that on Italian academic evaluation committees, women evaluate female candidates more harshly than men do.
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In March, the recording industry association's annual report of sales statistics, usually a dry financial summary, criticized YouTube harshly.
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" Economists call this phenomenon, in which older women's looks are judged more harshly than older men's, the "attractiveness penalty.
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He harshly criticized a bipartisan Senate bill to do so, which came up short with 54 votes in February.
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Trump has harshly criticized intelligence officials from the previous administration, claiming they imbued the national security ranks with politics.
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He harshly criticized Sessions in a New York Times interview the same day, which seems to have sated Trump.
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THE TAKEAWAY: Until now, every ad from Mr. Trump has been negative in tone and harshly critical of Mrs.
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DeVos was harshly criticized at the time by students who said the secretary's visit was merely a photo opportunity.
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Democrats have harshly criticized the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which has resulted in the separation of migrant families.
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Defectors often paint a much darker picture of life inside North Korea, one in which dissent is harshly punished.
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Mizrahim had—they had extensive experience with Arabs, and so knew how harshly they had to be dealt with.
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Trump harshly criticized Yovanovitch's tenure at State and emphasized he had the right to remove her from the post.
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The news organizations said never before in their poll's history have voters viewed each major party's nominee as harshly.
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While now considered a pivotal event in the history of photography exhibition, the show has also been harshly criticized.
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Notoriously anti-establishment, both judge "sellouts" and "corporate shills" harshly and tend to appeal to sweaty guys with beards.
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Turns out, Trump did both: he praised allies more fulsomely and attacked allies more harshly than any recent president.
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And we do all of this despite little evidence that our harshly punitive system makes our communities any safer.
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What's more, even though whites and blacks use marijuana at similar rates, blacks are more harshly punished for it.
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By recounting what happened to us, we relived our pain and risked being judged harshly by those around us.
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After leaving Mr. Bush's administration, he harshly criticized the 43rd president for going soft in negotiations with North Korea.
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Many conversations in the city focused on how harshly Ms. Jones should be punished, not whether she was culpable.
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The Saudi government harshly curbed similar protests in the kingdom's eastern, largely Shiite provinces, with violence and mass arrests.
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After politicians harshly criticized him on state-run television, Redondo received death threats online, and the government sued him.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat who represents the Bronx and Queens in the House, have harshly criticized the deal.
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Potential candidates must be loyal to the administration and not have spoken harshly about the president during the campaign.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, has harshly stifled political protest and has overseen a widespread crackdown on human rights lawyers.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts harshly criticized the former New York City mayor during CNN town halls in Las Vegas.
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They have harshly condemned stories of individual sacrifice when front-line medical personnel still lack basic supplies like masks.
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He also harshly condemned Mr. Pape, the special agent in charge, or S.A.C., in Jacksonville, where Agent Rodgers worked.
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A provost at Indiana University has earned praise for harshly condemning a professor's views while respecting the First Amendment.
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History is watching the drama unfolding in Washington, D.C., and will judge President Trump and his Republican enablers harshly.
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In a statement responding to the news, Sanders harshly criticized the Russian government and any efforts at election interference.
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Adam Schiff argued that history will judge the Senate harshly if it lets Trump stay in office without punishment.
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China reacted harshly to news that the antimissile system the U.S. set up in South Korea is nearly operational.
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In a presentation at TED2017, Dalio shared a harshly critical email that an employee sent him after a meeting.
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The shoe's chrome back heel harshly reflected the stadium lights into the faces of other players, which distracted them.
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The previously unreported remarks are the second known instance that Pruitt harshly criticized Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Fed's decision to stand pat under Trump came after he harshly criticized the Fed on the campaign trail.
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This car is louder, vibrates more harshly and feels more lethargic than the gas V6 of the standard vehicle.
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The poll on the FBI comes as Trump and a number of Republicans have harshly criticized the bureau's actions.
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In 2005, one border project was harshly criticized by lawmakers after it was reported that cameras broke down frequently.
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The university commissioned an investigative report that harshly criticized Mr. Spanier and other administrators, though he disputed its findings.
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"Even if you're leaving an unpleasant work situation, speaking too harshly could have a long-term impact," she adds.
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The North also has harshly criticized U.S.-South Korean military drills as provocative and as preparations for an invasion.
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McDonald makes fine use of this ambiguity—the hidden hopes, the awareness of danger—in her harshly lovely performance.
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With that in mind, see if you can avoid reacting too harshly or getting angry with them for fighting.
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Michael Perozeni was rescinded after former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said junior officers were punished more harshly than commanders.
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On Tuesday night, Trump openly mocked Ford during a political rally, a move that was harshly criticized by Democrats.
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The background, as he tells it, was that Brzezinski and Scarborough had been harshly critical of Trump's new administration.
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Pushing back harshly on that media criticism, Trump argued that the Democratic front-runner had given "nothing" to veterans charities.
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Let me make a distinction: The Verge has harshly, severely criticized companies like AT&T and Comcast in the past.
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Her real relationship throughout the film, though, is with the harshly beautiful Scottish landscape, rendered with Mr. Davies's usual sheen.
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Their fears of being harshly punished for even good-faith mistakes in documenting stops inhibits officers from changing their behavior.
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It said they discussed the international nuclear deal with Iran, which both men have harshly criticized, and the Palestinian issue.
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Was it difficult for you to be in the room and interview them [and] not judge their decisions too harshly?
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Al-Nimr had been a vocal critic of Bahrain's Sunni-led monarchy, which harshly suppressed the 2011 Shiite-led protests.
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I don't know, but I don't want to diminish the fact that women are judged harshly for their appearance everywhere.
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Donald Trump's pick for Environmental Protection Agency chief has harshly criticized the agency and questioned humans' role in global warming.
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In a statement on Sunday the HDP said it "harshly condemned" the Istanbul attacks and expressed condolences for the victims.
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And yet, female bosses (including the bad ones) often end up being scrutinized far more harshly than their male counterparts.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse M. Furman last week harshly criticized the federal government's efforts to delay or stop the trial.
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He condemned the situation Friday, harshly accusing the Syrian regime, along with Moscow and Tehran, of slaughtering civilians in Aleppo.
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"He is completely unselfconscious about his looks and does not judge himself or others harshly on outward appearances," Wilhardt said.
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On Tuesday he goes to the western state of Michoacan that has suffered particularly harshly from the country's drug wars.
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That disloyalty will be harshly punished is another message the crown prince hopes to send, to Sunnis and Shias alike.
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The company has been harshly criticized for pre-emptive blackouts this month that have left millions without power for days.
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However, as Zimmerman's reference to "double standards" shows, that hasn't settled arguments over how harshly offenders ought to be punished.
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During his opening statement, Vindman compared his situation to the Soviet Union of his youth, where whistleblowers were harshly punished.
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In others, you'll still be judged harshly for wearing jeans — or Lululemons, or a pineapple-print romper — to a meeting.
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She also has a track record of harshly rebutting any external criticism of Pakistan, including from some human rights groups.
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The president also pleased his royal interlocutors by harshly denouncing the behaviour of Iran, epicentre of the Shia Muslim world.
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Prosecutors believe that all-white juries are more likely to convict and harshly sentence black defendants than racially diverse juries.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor harshly criticized the decision — spending more than 15 minutes reading from her dissent on the bench Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, the official newspaper of China's Communist Party published a harshly-worded commentary accusing Apple of "escorting" the protesters.
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It's hard to figure that out because I think we're put under a microscope and judged harshly in those ways.
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Below, we've gathered a list of things that Trump has criticized and disavowed more harshly than his most racist supporters.
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Update: Megyn Kelly harshly denounced her former Fox News colleague Bill O'Reilly on her new show on NBC this morning.
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Trump visited the United States' southern neighbor last month after harshly criticizing the country and its people throughout his campaign.
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Both measures have been harshly criticized by domestic and international observers as a step back in Guatemala's fight against corruption.
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Since women are judged more harshly than men for their sexual adventures, bad language leads to assumptions of bad behaviour.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Friday it would respond to what it called "a new anti-Russian attack" harshly.
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The US has joined a number of other European countries in harshly criticizing China's treatment of the Muslim-majority Uyghur.
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Paul Nehlen is one of the names that is in there and he has been harshly criticized for anti-Semitism.
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"History will judge harshly my Republican colleagues who deny the science of climate change," Gaetz said during a press conference.
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Amnesty reported that peaceful protesters were "harshly repressed by the police, both inside and outside sports arenas," during the games.
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These dress codes usually have guidance for both boys and girls, but they are often enforced more harshly against girls.
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The commission's lone Democrat, Mignon Clyburn, harshly criticized the proposal, and activists braved the heat to protest outside FCC headquarters.
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But members said they also don't want to come out too harshly against an idea trumpeted by their own Speaker.
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The one Trump attribute Ted Cruz would like to copy Ted Cruz is harshly critical of Donald Trump these days.
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The president of Trinity Washington University harshly criticized President Trump's aide Kellyanne Conway, who graduated from the university in 1989.
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Because this October 21, 2016, surveillance application happened nearly a month after the Trump campaign harshly disassociated themselves from Page.
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Dombret said he was hoping for "fair" negotiations over Brexit, and urged the EU not to treat Britain too harshly.
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In the wide-ranging Q&A with reporters, the Pope also said history will harshly judge deniers of climate change.
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Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal all punish it more harshly when it is directed at public officials.
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"Donald Trump condemns a Black man for non-violence more harshly than White supremacists for violence," Bryce wrote on Twitter. .
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At the time, Mr. Laachraoui struck a defensive tone, hoping that Islam would not be judged harshly for such practices.
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The verbal broadside against Pence was just the latest harshly worded statement from North Korea over the last 10 days.
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Minutes after it failed, the organization issued statements harshly criticizing the votes of Republican contenders in Ohio and New Hampshire.
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Dissent is harshly punished, with victims sent to "the pens," where they're deliberately infected with the protomolecule for experimental purposes.
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But punishing relatively innocuous returnees harshly has the downside of alienating other Muslims, and can damage anti-terrorism co-operation.
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Flynn then called Kislyak to ask that Russia not respond too harshly to US sanctions, the statement of offense said.
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The president-elect will be shown great deference personally, but his or her campaign positions could be treated more harshly.
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And when the governor came to power, Mr. Wildstein did not think he could write harshly or objectively about them.
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Countries can jointly pledge to more harshly prosecute and punish those exploiting children or those continuing to practice child marriage.
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Knowingly ignoring clear lessons from just a few years ago is a dereliction of duty that history will judge harshly.
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It is unusual for an industry trade journal which normally promotes the agency's programs to harshly criticize its public statements.
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Nietzsche was harshly critical of Christianity for what he deemed its hostility to everything natural and essential to human flourishing.
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Trump has attacked Sessions on a daily basis since harshly criticizing him in a New York Times interview last week.
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In a harshly worded dissent, Justice Elena Kagan wrote that by overturning Abood, the court was improperly disrespecting established precedent.
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That merger, though harshly criticized by historians and unpopular with the public, is indicative of deeper currents coursing through Poland.
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Trump harshly criticized the appeals court's decision, arguing tougher vetting of those entering the U.S. is necessary for national security.
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The decision to boot Sanders from a restaurant has been supported in some quarters and harshly criticized in others. Rep.
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He was punished, but Lewinsky was punished far more harshly -- because she's a woman whose sex life was made public.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday that Trump's offer is "one-sided, harshly partisan and made in bad faith.
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But two said that promotions went to those who pushed employees hardest, which led some supervisors to treat workers harshly.
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Clinton campaigned in Michigan, her optimistic message contrasting harshly with that of Mr. Trump, who also spoke in the state.
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One conclusion—that Tunisia has been harshly treated because it is a Muslim country—is a common topic of conjecture.
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But Kunchenko's match up contrasts harshly with the welcoming party that the UFC have selected for Ukranian karateka, Nikita Krylov.
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Whitaker was harshly critical of the investigation in those public comments he made last year before joining the Justice Department.
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Trump said he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran, which were lifted under the agreement he had harshly criticized.
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Trump has recently been accused of racism for harshly criticizing NFL players who have protested racial injustice, saying that Rep.
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Kaepernick and Nike have been harshly criticized by conservatives, with many boycotting the iconic brand or destroying their Nike gear.
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You'd have to be Babe Ruth to hit the sweet spot between acting too early or harshly or too late.
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In a speech, he suggested California would secede and harshly criticized Senator John McCain and former President George W. Bush.
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He was convicted at a time when crack cocaine offenses were handled far more harshly than those involving powder cocaine.
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Mr. Ghosn's defenders, largely in the business community, contend that he is being treated harshly because he is a foreigner.
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The idea has been harshly criticized since the book's publishing in 2013, though it propelled Sandberg to household-name fame.
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MMA simultaneously demands renaissance men and women in their accrual of abilities, but treats them harshly for straddling different worlds.
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And when Republican holdouts submitted, they didn't convince themselves that they had judged him too harshly on testimony too scant.
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And any member of Congress or the administration that benefits financially from inside information needs to be dealt with harshly.
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These actions have raised questions about whether Zachary Cruz, 5003, is being treated more harshly because of his brother's crime.
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Not only did they punish out-group members more harshly, they also treated members of their own group more leniently.
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Trump was referencing his crusade over the weekend in which he harshly criticized players who kneel during the national anthem.
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Spooky, harshly lit, and almost barren, it's as close as Rockwell ever came to Goya's Los Desastres de la Guerra.
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The move coincided with Mr. Trump's declaration on Twitter early Tuesday that the government was treating Mr. Stone too harshly.
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Huffman's attorney, Martin Murphy, had argued in court that his client was being treated more harshly because of her status.
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"Pixels," a 2015 science-fiction action comedy starring Adam Sandler, also foundered with moviegoers and was harshly reviewed by critics.
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Still, the harshly political tone adopted by Kavanaugh and Republican senators amounted to a new territory for a judicial nominee.
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Rogers questioned the Justice Department attorney Mark Freeman in court harshly, at times even openly arguing with points he made.
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Sessions has been an outspoken opponent of marijuana throughout most of his career, and frequently speaks harshly about its use.
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His administration has harshly criticized the world body, withdrawn from some UN groups and curtailed or stopped funding in others.
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Sessions has been an outspoken opponent of marijuana throughout most of his career, and frequently speaks harshly about its use.
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These adults then judged the kids less harshly, becoming less likely to say kids these days don't read as much.
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All have harshly criticized Trump's effects on their party as toxic, and none of the trio owes the president anything.
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Yes, he has harshly criticized Israel and stood up for Palestinian rights, the readers said, but that's not anti-Semitism.
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Manfred recently came down harshly on the Atlanta Braves for trying to make an end run around international signing rules.
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Nonetheless, after Stalin's death in 1953, Molotov opposed Nikita Khrushchev's de-Stalinization policy and harshly criticized Stalin's successors, especially Khrushchev.
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These local prosecutors are key drivers of mass incarceration, often deciding unilaterally just how harshly the law will be enforced.
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So, when you talk about your identity through a tragedy, your identity is not going to be judged so harshly.
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People miss out when they judge an Aries too harshly for being rash and sex-forward, but that's their loss.
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Fired FBI Director James Comey also was harshly criticized in the Horowitz report for his conduct in the Clinton email probe.
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On Monday, Nissan's CEO spoke harshly about Ghosn's recent tenure at the automaker, saying it planned to remove him as chairman.
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As the Senate voted Tuesday to begin debate, members of the Democratic minority were harshly criticizing the legislative maneuvers behind it.
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Sharif has denied any wrongdoing, and supporters say he was punished far more harshly than other politicians found guilty of corruption.
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Would he actually agree with some of what Olivia said to Kate at the cabin, albeit things she said quite harshly?
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President Donald Trump has been harshly critical of German automakers and what he sees as an unfair trade imbalance on autos.
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Society isn't shy about setting unrealistic beauty standards—especially for women—and harshly judging those who stray too far from them.
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This grueling election season highlighted the way that women leaders are often covered differently and more harshly than their male counterparts.
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They also harshly questioned Amazon's engagement with the legislative body and the necessity of a helipad that could accompany its office.
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Well, the folks at the National Park Service are urging you, begging you, harshly warning you to leave the bison alone.
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She also feels harshly judged by a medical system that saved her life but often treats her with suspicion and disdain.
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The backstory: Biden, then chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has been harshly criticized for his handling of Thomas' confirmation process.
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A seemingly random collection of objects, including a picture of Saddam Hussein, sits next to a harshly lit set of genitals.
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Nielsen v Preap, at argument before the justices on October 10th, boils down to how harshly the government can treat immigrants.
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"As a black leader, I think he is being targeted very, very, harshly for a poor lapse of judgement," Ennen said.
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Judge Alsup disagreed with this characterization, harshly criticizing the Uber legal team for not disclosing the letter in the first place.
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Was Kjellberg's transgression viewed more harshly internally than Logan's, or does this signify a shift in how these infractions are judged?
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Noor's supporters say the Somali American, who is Muslim, has been treated more harshly than other officers involved in fatal shootings.
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"If you brake harshly or drop your phone, we don't want to be sending ambulances left right and center," said Gerrits.
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Do you watch other people take selfies in public and judge them harshly, as if it is any of your business?
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The victims were struggling to breathe, coughing harshly, and they had the smell of chlorine on their clothes, the statement said.
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Unlike most IF games, though, uncomfortably is set in a 3D environment, harshly alien and softly familiar at the same time.
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They also claimed that, while he may have breached a reporting ban, the law was applied harshly and unfairly to him.
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Trump has harshly criticized Mexico for its trade and immigration policies, which the President-elect says have damaged the United States.
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He did not appoint any ally of the more moderate Republican heavyweight Alain Juppe, who has harshly criticized his hard line.
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In the run-up to parliamentary elections, scheduled for February 22013th, they have clamped down more harshly than ever on candidates.
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Groups representing wind, solar and other intermittent renewable energy technologies have harshly criticized the study, saying it is stacked against them.
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She was a rumored candidate ahead of the 2016 race and stumped for Clinton in the general election, harshly criticizing Trump.
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Rural counties already struggling to hang on felt the pinch of the economic recession most acutely, and blamed politicians most harshly.
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The Olympics' big-money web of global broadcast contracts and massive marketing rights contrasts harshly with Rio's endemic crime and poverty.
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Last week, Sessions ordered federal prosecutors to crack down on drug cases and charge defendants as harshly as the law allows.
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He also spoke harshly of the already completed Comcast-NBCUniversal merger, which he said he would be interested in breaking up.
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And neither is the way in which women in politics and across society are scrutinized and judged more harshly than men.
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Trump last month refused to take a question from CNN reporter Jim Acosta before harshly criticizing the outlet's coverage of him.
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These bitter young men believe they are being harshly and superficially judged by women, because they themselves judge women that way.
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In the longer run, however, they may find that they suffer the consequences just as harshly as the rest of us.
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Siegel traces Romero's harshly realistic aesthetic back to early cinéma vérité and the New Journalism of Norman Mailer and Truman Capote.
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When women who are treated harshly in a workplace don't just lean in and get brassy, but become demoralized, like Messi.
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Guillermo also said it was unfair for Watson to have critiqued himself so harshly, and so publicly, after the Troy game.
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Russia was expelled from the G8 its 2014 annexation of Crimea, a move that the US, and other nations, harshly condemned.
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That same report was harshly critical of Peter Strzok, an FBI agent involved in the bureau's Clinton email and Russia investigations.
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Like virtually every other aspect of the criminal-justice system, it punishes non-white defendants more harshly than their white counterparts.
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Trump, like Graham, blamed former President Obama for failing to respond more harshly to Syria's use of chemical weapons in 2013.
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If convicted, he will be punished, but probably not as harshly as he has punished and demeaned those in his custody.
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Committee chairman Schiff read the tweets in which Trump harshly criticized Yovanovitch's tenure at State and asked Yovanovitch for her reaction.
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Trump has spoken harshly of illegal immigration since launching his Oval Office bid, linking it with drug trafficking and violent crime.
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China commerce's ministry reacted harshly, saying it was surprised and saw it as contrary to the consensus both sides reached recently.
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Khamenei's comments could give hardliners, who have not yet named an election candidate, a green light to more harshly criticize Rouhani.
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Judge T.S. Ellis has urged -- harshly, at times, including on Monday -- for the prosecutors to move their case along more quickly.
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CNN's critics defend Acosta Even Chuck Ross of The Daily Caller, a website that harshly criticizes CNN, stood up for Acosta.
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Stone, 66, is notoriously verbose, and even before his arrest had been harshly critical of Mueller's Russia probe in public comments.
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Thursday's pardon news came hours after excerpts surfaced from an explosive tell-all book by Comey that harshly criticizes the President.
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Romney harshly criticized Trump during his presidential campaign, lambasting him as a "phony" in a speech during the GOP presidential primary.
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She denounced her opponents, whom she described as "coup mongers" and "conspirators," and said they would be judged harshly by history.
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More recently, Trump has been accused of racism for harshly criticizing NFL players who have protested racial injustice, saying that Rep.
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And the costs of trade with China have fallen most harshly on workers on the lower rungs of the income ladder.
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The markets have reacted harshly, with the company's stock losing more than 210 percent of its value in after-hours trading.
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But don't a lot of conservatives think violent crime is now some massive problem and needs to be dealt with harshly?
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And beyond that a lot of people who committed property offenses to steal money to sustain a habit [get sentenced harshly].
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This provides a palatable front for his merciless nature, closing cases quickly and harshly, hassling for confessions when evidence is doubtful.
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"I'm definitely not going to look silly because I think I am anyway already very harshly treated by that," he said.
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Mattis, when asked about his reaction to the book by Politico, issued a harshly-worded statement through his assistant, Candace Currier.
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I have been spoken to harshly by people associated with the pork industry who do not like the work I do.
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We should learn from the past, identify these violent attacks as the scapegoating they are, and condemn them swiftly and harshly.
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"Andrew Gillum is running for governor and also from the F.B.I.," the Republican Party of Florida harshly claimed in an ad.
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A coalition of conservative organizations that oppose government intervention in the marketplace has harshly criticized Dr. Gottlieb's crackdown on e-cigarettes.
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But the exclusion of commercial tours has angered guides, who say the Park Service is responding too harshly to these problems.
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It is a textbook example of "parachuting in," a practice that has been harshly criticized even when undertaken by seasoned journalists.
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The European Food Safety Authority was harshly criticized after The Guardian reported that its assessment had partly been copied from Monsanto.
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Diplomats say ethnic Chinese holding foreign passports are routinely treated more harshly than non-ethnic Chinese foreign nationals charged with crimes.
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In time, history will harshly judge who is to blame and where responsibility ultimately lies for the failure of America's leadership.
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When choosing a narrator for the audio version, she nixed the ones who spoke his lines too harshly or without humor.
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In the United States, President Trump and his Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, harshly criticized Libra, as did politicians from both parties.
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"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert on Thursday harshly criticized President Trump for his Twitter attack aimed at MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski.
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I scolded the puppy harshly and she crept off to the porch to watch us with her chin on her paws.
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The court of public opinion can render verdicts harshly and quickly, and those caught in its glare can be treated unfairly.
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Boeing Co fell 1.3% after the company released hundreds of internal messages that contained harshly critical comments on 737 MAX development.
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Liberal luminaries including Van Jones, Michael Moore and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont (whom Ms. DeMoro backed) harshly criticized Mr. Rendon.
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Goldwater's convention was a harshly factional affair, with conservative Republicans doing their damnedest to expel the moderate wing of the party.
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Boeing Co fell 1.9% after the company released hundreds of internal messages that contained harshly critical comments on 737 MAX development.
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I know what it's like to be the only woman in the room, to be doubted and disrespected and harshly judged.
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The White House should make explicit that any attack by an Iranian-linked force on Americans will be dealt with harshly.
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Ellis struggled on Thursday reckoning how Manafort's crimes could be punished harshly when the banks he defrauded saw little financial loss.
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Some members of the Trump administration such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have harshly criticized China's response to the protests.
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Posts on his Facebook page had often harshly attacked senior politicians and military officials, including the country's ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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In recent weeks, Trump has harshly criticized his political opponents as being anti-Israel, citing comments he claims are anti-Semitic.
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Ellis also spoke to prosecutors more harshly than Manafort, and even publicly described his displeasure with the special counsel office's pursuits.
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But now these same female leaders have harshly called out young women millennials as being wrong for their support of Sen.
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In addition to that, though, social science research shows that women are judged most harshly when they violate expected gender norms.
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For more than three decades, China enforced its "one child" policy harshly, imposing fines and in some cases abortions and sterilizations.
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The foreign ministry said in a statement that it would respond harshly to any attempts to undermine its sovereign and security.
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Moscow is Assad's primary foreign ally, and has already harshly condemned the US strike and promised new military aid to Assad.
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It's well established that women are judged more harshly on their appearance than men are, as Kelsey McKinney wrote for Vox.
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Since the passage of Europe's sweeping General Data Protection Regulation, future such breaches of user day can be penalized much more harshly.
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Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien responded harshly Wednesday to controversial comments made online by a Texas school superintendent about quarterback Deshaun Watson.
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The major Republican presidential candidates harshly criticized the Paris deal in particular, and Trump promised to withdraw from it during the campaign.
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I try not to do that, but I also try not to judge myself too harshly for how I spend my money.
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Conversely, the riot commits to its dark moments, harshly highlighting the women's own capacity for cruelty against the sadistic regime of guards.
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As harshly as failure to work can be punished - privileges revoked, solitary confinement meted out - these prisoners still decided to take action.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama on Friday harshly accused the Syrian regime, along with Moscow and Tehran, of slaughtering civilians in Aleppo.
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A U.S. Senate report in 2014 harshly criticized the CIA's interrogation program and said suspects had been tortured in secret facilities worldwide.
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Their legacy of impeachment is all they have to show for their House majority – and the American people will judge them harshly.
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During Trump's impeachment trial, both legal teams argued that history would judge the Senate harshly if it failed to support their view.
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Recently, unaccredited zoos in America and aboard have been harshly criticized by animal welfare organizations for using the tool to manage elephants.
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According to the research, states that have more abortion restrictions also tend to punish women who drink alcohol while pregnant more harshly.
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Navy leaders initially intended to punish Special Operator Gallagher more harshly, including administrative sanctions as well as his sentence, Navy officials said.
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While groups such as Amnesty International harshly criticized the pardon, about 65 percent of Peruvians support it, according to a recent poll.
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The language confused many people, including experts, and was harshly criticized by law enforcement officials including New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
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At the opening of a gold refinery he said he would deal harshly with officials who were "frustrating" investors in the industry.
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Even as Andrés Manuel López Obrador rages against other indignities of modern Mexican life, he dare not criticise Donald Trump too harshly.
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It makes us less empathetic, more likely to see our own success in a positive light and harshly condemn failures in others.
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But I do think women are judged much more harshly for the slightest slip-up, a gaffe–something like losing one's voice.
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His security forces have responded harshly to street protests: according to the UN, they have killed at least 46 people in 2017.
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Opponents argued it was wrong to reward someone who supervised a covert detention site in Thailand where terror suspects were harshly interrogated.
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The Trump administration has supported Taiwan and harshly criticized countries that have changed sides, but its efforts haven't reversed the larger trend.
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They have reportedly been divided over how harshly to penalize the social giant and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, for alleged privacy failures.
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"We like to see when they are grading harshly because it separates the great skaters from the good ones," Moir told reporters.
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Rubio did not address how to stem the migration or what to do with the immigrants but harshly criticized the Cuban regime.
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She has also been harshly criticized for presenting a narrow, corporate version of feminism that ignores, or even actively harms, disadvantaged women.
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Candidate Trump was harshly critical of some justices, and since the election, he's launched broad attacks on the judiciary as a whole.
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Trump said on Tuesday he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran, which were lifted under the agreement he had harshly criticized.
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Model Liz Kennedy harshly criticized the sweatshirt on Instagram, writing that she was "ashamed" to have been part of the designer's show.
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New regulations have been introduced that crack down harshly on group chats, deputizing admins to police their friends' conversations or face punishment.
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Shares of companies that beat are being sold and stocks that dare miss are being punished even more harshly, according to Bespoke.
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Years later, some Republicans acknowledge that Hill was treated too harshly, and they said they hope the party has learned some lessons.
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By curbing immigration harshly, however, May risks alienating businesses that rely on foreign workers for a large proportion of their staffing needs.
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For example, the company was harshly criticized last year for providing the Houthi rebels that exiled the Yemeni government with censorship technology.
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He has been harshly criticized for policies that objectors see as abuses of executive power and far too burdensome for the economy.
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It was flooded with more than 500 responses, mostly from women and mostly harshly critical after learning of details about the case.
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"That is the way this business works: bulls are always punished more harshly for being wrong than the bears are," he said.
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Lee says those who plan to go to South Korea rather than settle in China are punished more harshly by North Korea.
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As a journalist, I am used to putting words out to the world and having the world respond both kindly and harshly.
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Corker, who is not running for reelection next year, has ripped into the president this fall, harshly criticizing his handling of diplomacy.
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The company's blog harshly criticizes government calls for access to encrypted communications and says police need to do better at stopping terrorism.
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The country's socialist economic system has been harshly criticized for lining the pockets of public officials while millions struggle to eat properly.
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She is a familiar presence on Fox News, where she has harshly criticized Mr. Obama over his handling of the Islamic State.
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The 2012 GOP nominee, who harshly criticized Trump during the campaign, is now rumored to be under consideration as secretary of State.
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In general, the cultures that I know — Nigeria, the U.S., the U.K, Western Europe — all largely judge women quite harshly for appearances.
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The kind words mark a shift for the president, who responded harshly to Romney's criticism of him during the 2016 presidential election.
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Trump has spoken harshly about U.S. trade imbalances with South Korea and threatened to tear up a trade agreement with the country.
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He held a press conference with his state's overwhelmingly popular Republican governor, Brian Sandoval, who has harshly criticized the current Senate plan.
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Is Sivan saying that if some fan asked him about bottoming in a Twitter Q&A he'd scold them just as harshly?
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Yesterday I harshly criticized former President Obama for accepting a $400,000 fee to give a speech for Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald.
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Lawmakers were harshly critical of the latest delay, which comes on the eve of the storm's four-year-anniversary in New York.
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The coronavirus epidemic offers the authorities, who cracked down harshly on protests in Moscow last summer, another justification to ban large gatherings.
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Men may be judged harshly by heterosexual women because of their sexual involvement with men, whether or not they identify as LGBTQ.
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The Fed also published harshly critical letters to the last two chairmen of the Wells board, holding them accountable for the problems.
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Prosecutors probably brought this charge in the first place because they thought Yocca's actions were horrific and deserved to be harshly punished.
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People who go without health coverage and then sign up later aren't going to feel the penalty as harshly or at all.
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Women are judged more harshly than men are for their leadership failures, and even for seeking leadership positions in the first place.
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Everyone operates as the worst and most harshly exaggerated versions of themselves: Luke, grumpy and passive aggressive, is at his most unsympathetic.
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Most important, remember that most industries are not going to judge you too harshly for what you wear to your first meeting.
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Menashi -- then editor-in-chief -- harshly criticized Take Back the Night marches on college campuses, which seek to end violence against women.
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So far, the security apparatus had been able to keep the protests in check, cracking down harshly the more the protests escalated.
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When he finally leaves office, his accomplices and partners, inside and outside the United States, will be judged harshly for their misdeeds.
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"She joked that there was a time when she thought she might get fired, or at least receive a "harshly worded email.
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After Cummings harshly questioned the Trump administrations's border security policy, and whether it had an "empathy deficit," the president belittled Cummings' district.
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The best-case scenario in this complaint process would be a harshly worded condemnation of the U.S., not that anyone will care.
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Mary Pierce, the last French player to win the French Open in 2000, said the men should not be judged too harshly.
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Crimes in such areas were to be punished more harshly and public day care for toddlers made mandatory to inculcate Danish values.
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In early 2016, for instance, he was harshly criticized for stumbling through an interview with The New York Daily News's editorial board.
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I had already written a draft of a column harshly critical of the university and was planning to publish it this morning.
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These stipulations were hardly surprising, as Seehofer had frequently and harshly criticized Merkel's handling of the migration crisis in 2015 and 2016.
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A United Nations investigator later harshly criticized Facebook's subsequent efforts to do better and its efforts since have failed to inspire confidence.
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Ms. Azalea has been judged harshly — mostly fairly, with a few exceptions — but she has remained resilient, and committed to her approach.
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JOHN HARWOOD: I interviewed-- Elizabeth Warren over the weekend, and she said something similar-- but was harshly critical of the business community.
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The other figure at the center of this story is the country's president, Rodrigo Duterte, who has been harshly critical of journalists.
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Administrators don't have to react harshly, just with the simple admonition that those who don't play nice can't be at the party.
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Although these were not major transgressions, and she was not the instigator, Minnijean was the one harshly disciplined, not the white students.
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White middle-class parents, exercising white privilege, often intervene on behalf of their children, making school authorities reluctant to discipline them harshly.
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In several tweets, the president harshly criticized the agent, Peter Strzok, who had previously helped lead the 2016 investigation into whether Mrs.
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CBS The easiest shows to treat harshly are case-of-the-week shows (sometimes called procedurals) — shows like CSI or Criminal Minds.
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So the question of what particular areas a given president thinks it's wise to regulate harshly on is very interesting and significant.
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World leaders reacted harshly Saturday to President Trump's executive order suspending immigration and visas for citizens from certain countries with majority Muslim populations.
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When they're getting a along, Caps and their moms have wild times together— it helps that their mothers rarely judge them too harshly.
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The government has cited safety concerns over armed violence in the region for the decision, but Ebola experts have harshly criticized the move.
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I think women in all cultures in the world are judged quite harshly for seeming to care too much about beauty and appearance.
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Because none of those men would ever punch down at their own people as harshly and routinely as Cosby's done throughout his career.
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Numerous Republican lawmakers reacted harshly to reports of the withdrawal, decrying the decision as a grave mistake that could even restore ISIS's strength.
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He says he was treated more harshly than others in higher positions who&aposve mishandled classified information, including Hillary Clinton and retired Gen.
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Shook recoiled at how harshly pregnant women with addiction problems were treated at hospitals when she began her career in the late '70s.
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Black girls are often disciplined more harshly in school than their white peers, and dress codes seem to be part of the problem.
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This makes it possible for federal marijuana policy to change dramatically, based on how harshly the current administration wants to enforce federal law.
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Donald Trump has done it while harshly insulting the last Republican presidents, the two previous Republican nominees, and every one his 2016 rivals.
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"Had a woman made the same type of statement, it would have been viewed much more harshly," said Ciolfi, a supporter of Sen.
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So why, on a night shadowed by such grievous circumstances, would Adam Levine feel the need to harshly critique the VMAs' technical glitches?
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Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, who harshly criticized Trump in a speech earlier this year, also said he will not back him.
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" He argued that they deserved to be treated even more harshly because "these are Arabs and are more fierce and vicious against Islam.
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Cap fees too harshly and banks may not bother issuing cards; allow them to climb too high and merchants will stop accepting them.
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Now an opposition senator, Uribe and his backers have harshly criticized the FARC talks, saying they will foster impunity for human rights violations.
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Uzbekistan, which has dealt harshly with Christian missionaries and with dissident forms of Islam, tried this year to improve its religious-freedom profile.
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Historically, at least, the government tends to crack down harshly on opposing groups, so it's likely many women will continue to remain silent.
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Despite being Pelosi's daughter, she conveys a sense of bemusement at the absurdities of politics, while seldom appearing to judge anyone too harshly.
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In this image-obsessed world, would investors critique me less harshly if they knew I was pregnant and not just 40 pounds overweight?
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The game's balance is a lot less forgiving than Halo or Call of Duty, but it's not quite as harshly realistic as ARMA.
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Women can get credit for taking responsibility, but they can also be judged more harshly for making mistakes, research from Yale University found.
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Although having a state religion was permitted in international law, the research showed a correlation between such regimes and harshly enforced blasphemy laws.
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Republican Senator Jeff Flake, who has criticized Trump harshly, said the president's latest comments appeared to be aimed at the firing of Mueller.
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Pitch invasions are part of a strange world where something that often comes from joy or momentary exuberance can be punished so harshly.
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Jesse Williams had harsh words for people who harshly judged him over his divorce ... and he did it on a Jay-Z video.
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Duterte assured the public he will not allow abuses under martial rule, even as he repeatedly said he will deal with terrorism harshly.
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There are hints beneath the market surface that many victims of last year's global industrial recession panic were punished a bit too harshly.
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Richette had discovered a blog written by the victim's parents that harshly criticized her and summarized the ongoing controversy between her and Heston.
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Or the cables from your headphones caught on something while you're out going for a run, harshly ripping the earbuds from your ears?
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Trump pledged in July he would deal with Snowden "harshly," adding he is "a total traitor" and suggested he deserves to be executed.
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It can make us less empathetic, more likely to see our own success in a positive light and harshly condemn failures in others.
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Women judge prostitution more harshly than men and are more likely to think it should be illegal, according to a new YouGov poll.
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After the agency was harshly criticized for its response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, FEMA demonstrated an ability to learn from its mistakes.
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Fox harshly rejected the proposal last February, swearing that his nation would not "pay for that f---ing wall" in a television interview.
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The Republican congressman can cite some achievements: In May, he harshly criticized opioid distributors for failing to report suspiciously large orders for painkillers.
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These women shared their experiences of being condescended to, patronized, badgered, intimidated, not listened to, judged prematurely and harshly, treated rudely or propositioned.
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Clinton was harshly criticized for not revealing her pneumonia diagnosis until she suffered a health incident in public that was caught on video.
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His father ran a successful coffee shop, but he treated his staff harshly, and at night he tried to relax by smoking hashish.
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Needless to say, an American caught smoking pot in the country would likely be treated much more harshly than someone of another nationality.
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In 2010, the Secretary of the Navy, Ray Mabus, reprimanded the Corps for not dealing more harshly with some of the men involved.
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In some cases, on-demand companies have been harshly criticized for making employerlike demands on workers but denying them basic benefits and protections.
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Women are scrutinized so harshly—as public figures and in life generally—but often the voice that stings the most is our own.
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My inner child is telling me that I will be harshly judged for using the words "inner child," likely in the comments section.
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Journalists quickly weighed in on the ethics of publishing a document containing such allegations without proof of their veracity, many harshly condemning BuzzFeed.
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In a city harshly divided by class and race, the entire town sets aside its differences when sno-balls are on the line.
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Trump has harshly criticised globalisation and questioned America's participation in multilateral institutions like the WTO, calling for a revamp of international trade rules.
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But it's not clear how Horowitz will assess some of this misconduct or exactly how harshly he'll judge the FBI and its leadership.
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Mr. Trump's warning to Iran came hours after a speech by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that was harshly critical of Iran's leadership.
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He eventually did grudgingly commit to Article 5 weeks later, but he has continued to harshly criticize the alliance, deeply worrying other members.
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And Yocca isn't the first, nor is she likely to be the last, to be harshly prosecuted for how her pregnancy turned out.
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LOS ANGELES — The heiress Abigail Disney made headlines on Monday after she harshly criticized the company founded by her great-uncle on Twitter.
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Alex, despite his jones for Minecraft, is not so Americanized as to sass his parents too harshly or renounce the pleasures of cuddling.
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Before you judge the reporters too harshly, it's important to remember that these days the social media tail wags the mainstream media dog.
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" The governor has been harshly critical of the federal governments response to the coronavirus, at one point describing it as "absurd and nonsensical.
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" He said Ms. Stewart, who spent five months in prison for lying to investigators in a stock case, "was harshly and unfairly treated.
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During a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday night, Trump harshly criticized the media as a "disaster" and mentioned both news outlets by name.
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Kerry looked like the perfect mould for the position, but the decisions he made may result in history judging his tenure very harshly.
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It is not the first time Mr. Vance has been harshly criticized for his office's handling of allegations against rich and influential men.
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The arrangement is the subject of an ongoing federal investigation and was harshly denounced in a State Department watchdog report issued last month.
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He warned the Speaker that "history will judge you harshly" and compared his treatment unfavorably to those accused in the Salem witch trials.
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It is instead a harshly critical account of liberalism's history that nonetheless aims to advance liberalism's core values and secure its greatest accomplishments.
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Even more striking was Mr. Biden's decision Monday to drop the harshly negative attacks he had aimed at Mr. Buttigieg over the weekend.
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Employees' performance and improvement are essential with any job, but when managers harshly antagonize employees for their work, it can take a toll.
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"It is very easy to treat yourself harshly or critically when things go wrong, with internal cries of 'idiot,' or 'stupid,'" says O'Kane.
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It is simultaneously frivolous, a luxury for those who can waste money, and a personal responsibility that one is harshly judged for neglecting.
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Turkey's president says his country "cannot forget" the harshly worded letter from U.S. President Donald Trump about the Turkish military offensive into Syria.
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He has harshly criticized the role of the federal agency, saying much of its authority should be dissolved and left to the states.
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I think they're absolutely worth watching, especially Celgene, which has been punished far too harshly, but there are easier ways to make money.
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The FDA ramped up its focus on rogue clinics: first writing new regulations, then harshly worded letters, before moving on to legal action.
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If he sometimes seemed to conflate Turner's solemn destiny with his own, no one was in the mood to judge him too harshly.
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The president was harshly criticized on Twitter for sharing photos of himself giving a thumbs-up while visiting the hospital and first responders.
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Herrera was booked twice — the first time harshly — for fouling Chelsea winger Eden Hazard, leaving United a man down from the 35th minute.
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"You emphasized that Congress would be 'judged harshly by history' due to restrictions it placed on your ability to transfer detainees," Huang wrote.
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That bill would have, like the tax bill, repealed the requirement to carry coverage — and senators harshly attacked it as a terrible policy.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot of Chicago harshly criticized Ivanka Trump on Tuesday after the president's daughter weighed in on that city's weekend of violence.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot of Chicago harshly criticized Ivanka Trump on Tuesday after the president's daughter weighed in on that city's weekend of violence.
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But if he goes to one of those state penitentiaries like Attica, Clinton, Five Points, or Greenhaven, he will be treated very harshly.
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Often radically reconceived, harshly truncated or left to dribble away, they no longer ennoble the characters or provide much pleasure for the audience.
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They also suggested that Mr. Manafort should not be punished more harshly than Michael D. Cohen, the president's former lawyer and longtime fixer.
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Frequent flashbacks show them being harshly raised and trained in a dark, many-chambered mansion, giving the show some Harry Potter schoolboy flavor.
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Taught until 1925, the Best Maugard Drawing Method was later harshly criticized for standardizing artistic expression and limiting it to folkloric subject matter.
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By contrast, businesses harshly criticized the 2014 occupation of parts of the city by protesters opposing the mainland's increasing sway in Hong Kong.
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Said context mostly consists of light mocking of Offred's repeated rapes and warnings to the audience not to judge her rapists too harshly.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau clarified his comments on the death of longtime Cuban leader Fidel Castro after being harshly criticized for them.
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On May 8, 2017, Rosenstein wrote a memo harshly criticizing Comey's handling of Hillary Clinton email investigation, and gave it to the White House.
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In college, I was "independent" because I knew I could call her instead of someone else, and she would never judge me too harshly.
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Mr. Kadyrov also harshly berated a Chechen woman who had used social media to criticize high utility prices and called him a show-off.
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"The government continued to deal harshly with those who engaged in almost any religious practices through executions, tortures, beatings and arrests," the report read.
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On May 8, 2017, Rosenstein wrote a memo harshly criticizing Comey's handling of Hillary Clinton email investigation and gave it to the White House.
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This longstanding taboo also contributes to the gender wage gap, as women are more harshly judged when they speak up and negotiate their salaries.
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Losses even outside impeachment Even outside the House versus Trump proceedings, federal judges in lower courts came down harshly against the President last week.
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Trump has harshly criticised globalisation and questioned U.S. participation in multilateral institutions such as the WTO, calling for a revamp of international trade rules.
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It's important to be gentle when removing makeup and to avoid harshly scrubbing the eyelids or skin around the eyes, which is very delicate.
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Attacking Heidi Cruz's appearance was a direct assault against all women and young girls who are often harshly and unfairly judged by their looks.
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"If Americans push Iran to the corner ... then Iran will have no other option but to react harshly," said Tehran-based analyst Saeed Leylaz.
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"Macron has acknowledged his past behavioural mistakes," said Philippe Aghion, an economist who advised him during his campaign but has judged him harshly since.
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Backers of the measure said the Saudi-led bombing campaign in Yemen had made the humanitarian crisis worse, harshly criticizing Riyadh for killing civilians.
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Bob Corker harshly criticized President Donald Trump anew on Tuesday, calling him an "utterly untruthful president" and saying he would not support his reelection.
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It was a breath of fresh air since most of early-19083th-century sculpture was smooth, neoclassical, and to be harshly honest, predictably dainty.
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The company has been eager to try to smooth over relations with the White House after Trump first began harshly attacking GM last year.
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One who made the cut, Rasheed Araeen, a Pakistani long resident in Britain, has never let that involvement stop him criticising the project harshly.
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As Miles Teller whittled down his body to portray boxer Vinnie Pazienza in Bleed for This, he started to harshly critique how he looked.
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Some of that criticism was deserved, but again, being completely candid, some criticism was expressed more harshly than I wished, or knew was deserved.
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That women are judged more harshly than men for the same mistake and rewarded less for the same accomplishment may come as no surprise.
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Pence has been harshly criticized for a controversial law passed under his watch that essentially made discrimination against the LGBTQ community legal in Indiana.
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Cruz effectively placed a risky bet that the Republican Party will judge Trump harshly and reward him in the new era for not caving.
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And while the Saudi royals and Israeli officials are unlikely to speak harshly to the president, Pope Francis is sure to reiterate his criticism.
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Action planet Mars enters Cancer on June 4, which means you can bet you'll speak with more confidence—and, likely, more harshly—than usual.
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"I will never know why parents criticize others so harshly, knowing they'd go insane if they were on the receiving end ALLTHETIME," Teigen tweeted.
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Studies of women in the sciences reveal that women faculty members evaluate female students and subordinates just as harshly, and unfairly, as men do.
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But Trump has also called Kim "a maniac" who needs to be dealt with harshly -- a course of action Park thinks Trump should take.
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Backers of the measure said the Saudi-led bombing campaign in Yemen had made the humanitarian crisis worse, harshly criticizing Riyadh for killing civilians.
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Earlier in the day, Defense Secretary Ash Carter gave a speech at Oxford University in England in which he spoke harshly about Russian aggression.
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He said he studied law under Scalia at the University of Virginia, and called the justice a tough professor who'd harshly critique his logic.
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Green fired back harshly ... callin' Durant a "b*tch" multiple times -- and reportedly even letting the argument spill into the post-game locker room.
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This is particularly surprising because, as Dylan Scott recounts, quite a few Senate Republicans have expressed concern that the bill cuts Medicaid too harshly.
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Unfortunately, there's a gendered component to this, and studies suggest that women are judged more harshly than men for their number of sexual partners.
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It was, in part, a response to the Obama administration's decision to block park entrances during the 2013 shutdown, which the GOP criticized harshly.
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Last month, a former newspaper columnist who was harshly critical of Suu Kyi on Facebook was sentenced to seven years in prison for sedition.
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The administration's trade moves have been harshly criticized by both Democrats and Republicans who express concern about the impact on US allies and alliances.
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The issue comes as tensions are rising with Russia, which harshly condemned U.S., British and French strikes on Syria which were launched late Friday.
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It is the memorable thing about the room, and its gesture toward the harshly archaic gives it a strength that the merely beautiful lacks.
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Our justice system and society at large tend to judge victims of sex trafficking more harshly than the reality of their circumstances should dictate.
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The remarks likely will not help the Trump's already tense relations with key allies in Europe, who have harshly criticized Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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As the 2020 election approaches, public opinion has turned so harshly against ICE that a plurality of Democratic voters now support abolishing it entirely.
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In primary debates he harshly mocked and insulted his Republican opponents as liars, weak, and small while they stood just a few feet away.
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Trump laid into other news networks during his remarks, saying that CNN has worse ratings than Fox News and harshly criticizing NBC and MSNBC.
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Nunes, Meadows and other conservative lawmakers have been harshly critical in recent months of the Justice Department and its handling of the Russia probe.
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The decision came after Bush's father, the former GOP presidential candidate, harshly criticized the Trump administration for its "heartless" border policies in a tweet.
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Business groups are harshly criticizing new rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would make it easier for consumers to sue financial companies.
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I apply the cream by lightly dabbing the product (with my ring finger) under and around my eyes, making sure not to rub harshly.
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The practice has been harshly criticized and the clauses in contracts with a company's employees will be reviewed by the Supreme Court this winter.
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He was harshly critical of President Obama's decision to withdraw from Iraq, saying the move helped lead to the rise of groups like ISIS.
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Mr. Denton harshly criticized what he said was a lengthy, unnecessary vendetta Mr. Thiel waged against not only Gawker Media but also individual journalists.
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On Monday, Trump signed an order to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, a deal that was harshly criticized by organized labor.
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The Saudis responded harshly, yanking their ambassador to Canada, suspending flights, recalling thousands of Saudi students and halting imports of Canadian wheat and barley.
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In the wake of Facebook's decision to keep the Pelosi video on its platform, the company was harshly criticized, notably by the Speaker herself.
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The White House has been harshly criticized for ousting the FBI director on Tuesday, with Democrats voicing concern about the timing of the decision.
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The face was harshly beautiful, hollow-cheeked, sharp angles, a half-circle scar under one eye that made Millicia think of a squid's sucker.
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In a 2003 op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, she harshly criticized the media and judicial system for how they handled her case.
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The main adopters of these new technologies are those companies that feel Amazon's burn most harshly, namely operators of fulfillment centers serving e-commerce.
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Cute girl avatar, weird truncated bio ("Waiting you"; "You love it harshly"), and a shortened URL which, on inspection, led to "adult dating" sites.
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Reeves spends most of his time harshly ripping apart Ryder's optimism and Ryder kind of just whines about being at the wedding at all.
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May's government has struggled to establish relations with the Trump transition team after some senior British political figures harshly criticized him during the campaign.
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It doesn't help that studies have found that older people are more likely to judge younger people harshly compared to qualities they have themselves.
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He wrote a blistering tweet, his wife released a strongly worded formal statement and his son Donald Jr. harshly criticized her on Fox News.
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Mr. Barr overruled the sentencing recommendation of four career prosecutors after Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter that Mr. Stone was being treated too harshly.
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For instance, children who were disciplined by the rod tended to have more mood problems later on than those whose parents disciplined less harshly.
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There is also a clear tonal diversion from the harshly negative ads that most voters are seeing in the closing days before the election.
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During the Lopez scandal, Sheldon Silver, then the speaker of the Assembly, was also harshly criticized for authorizing secret financial settlements to harassment victims.
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Critics say the ban on female priests has no explicit basis in church Scripture, but efforts to overturn it were sometimes dealt with harshly.
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Already, Mr. Biden has struggled to address his role leading the 1991 Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings, which featured harshly prosecutorial questioning of Anita Hill.
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For those who already meditate regularly, try not to judge yourself too harshly if you're not able to maintain your usual schedule while traveling.
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" Mr. Cunningham came down harshly on the title of his own 2011 musical, "Next Thing You Know," which, he said, "is wrapped in vaguery.
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Torres was also judged harshly for his defense — he ranked 216th of the 2923 defenders — but the Yankees were thrilled with his overall contribution.
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The civilians also protest and chafe at the rebels intervening in their daily life whether it is dealing harshly with them or arresting someone.
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While U.S. officials have harshly condemned Snowden's actions, some have lauded him for bringing to light previously unknown NSA practices and increasing government accountability.
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Because parents were reporting on their children's behavior, it could be that those who were tired and stressed judged their children's behavior more harshly.
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Trump has preferred airing his complaints publicly on Twitter or privately through emissaries, who he will ask to deliver harshly worded messages to Sessions.
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Last week, EPA's war on California took another ominous turn, with a pair of threatening letters harshly criticizing the state's air and water programs.
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It comes after Schwartz slammed Trump in an interview with The New Yorker magazine published earlier this week where he harshly criticized the businessman.
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But they have criticized him more harshly in recent months, and Mr. Trump has said in interviews that he has stopped watching the network.
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Maher had to be careful with what he told me; the regime might send him back to prison if he criticized Sisi too harshly.
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