Fourth, Trump's NLRB has contempt for procedural norms and fairness.
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Bloomberg genuinely has contempt for Trump, on both a policy and personal basis.
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He has contempt for the wider world because he knows how cruel it is.
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That depiction furthers the right's long-standing claim that the entertainment industry has contempt for conservatives.
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Beyond that, however, admiring Mr. Putin means admiring someone who has contempt for democracy and civil liberties.
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We're told some members of Wade's family has contempt for his mother for allowing the abuse to happen.
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He has contempt for the people who negotiated it and to endorse it in any way was never conceivable.
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He also has contempt for the notion of sharing power with others, which is essential in a constitutional republic.
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"I think it would be fair to say that this administration has contempt for international human rights standards," Musalo said.
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But it was never designed to deal with a major world leader who has contempt for anything resembling the rule of law.
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We're told the sheriff doesn't look at social media and actually has contempt for it and the media, calling all of it "sensationalized."
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Yes, fat shaming is dismaying, but this show's answer is fit shaming: Katie has contempt for all those well-toned bodies in Westport.
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But though the Deaf and disabled communities were not the focus of much campaign rhetoric, it seems clear that Trump has contempt for people like me.
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Sources who know her well say Mercer has contempt for the Republican Party and has long sought to build her own operations that challenge the D.C. establishment.
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Cameron has contempt for the NRA over its hard line position on any meaningful gun control, but he not only respects its members ... he says they're patriots.
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But for all the speculation that the Trump administration has contempt for Big Tech — especially Amazon — he appears to dislike the EU's actions aggressive actions even more.
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" President Obama's United Nations ambassador, Samantha Power, tweeted that tapping Grenell, "who has politicized every issue he has touched & has contempt for facts, would be a travesty.
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Individual-1 is clearly a wannabe dictator who has contempt for the rule of law, not to mention being corrupt and probably in the pocket of foreign powers.
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Trump's campaign spent the bulk of Thursday morning stressing that the GOP nominee has reverence for America's democracy and that it's Clinton who has contempt for its principles.
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And he has contempt for those who try to frighten Britons into thinking that a vote to quit the European Union will be disastrous for British trade and jobs.
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Having said that, a lot of the people everyone has contempt for who run all these companies, since they had to run the gauntlet and establish it, they're brilliant people.
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" "It demoralizes, in that our nation is led by someone who has contempt for the rule of law and the institutions that this country needs to be a healthy democracy.
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In addition, Zakaria said, Trump has "contempt for many of the foundations of liberal democracy," from banning Muslims from entering America to threatening to jail his opponent if he is elected.
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And what Trump wanted in particular was to close the trade deficit in manufactured goods; despite giving lip service to "great Patriot Farmers," it's clear that he actually has contempt for agricultural exports.
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Jackson does a brilliant job detailing the evolution of de Gaulle from a normal French officer who has contempt for the squabbling, mediocre politicians of the Third Republic into a clear voice for republicanism.
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" She has contempt for that show, and suggests that this is not the time for women to overlook its sexism: "The only time you hear #MeToo on 'The Bachelor' is when someone says 'I have chlamydia.
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"Mark is a doctor who has contempt for the medical profession, which is a really valuable thing," says Darwin Fisher, a manager at Insite, North America's first official supervised consumption site, which is located just down the road.
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"When rural America says President Obama has contempt for their lives and livelihoods, they mean decisions like today's announcement," said Senator John Barrasso, a Wyoming Republican who has been a leading critic of the Obama administration's climate change policies.
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The original appeal of the Shelton case to conservatives was partly a traditional tough-on-crime attack that she represented bad people, and partly that it reflects their prevailing sense of Clinton: that she has no principles and has contempt for the law.
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And he's a bigot, whose attitudes show that, at worst, he has contempt for Latinos, Muslims and anyone who looks like the "other," and at best, that he's cynically scapegoating immigrants and people of color to ratchet up his support amongst white working-class voters.
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Bitterly dyspeptic in the Bernhard way, the critic has contempt for artists generally and begrudges Tintoretto, too, but finds reliable solace in the company of an impressive man who appears annoyed by an interruption and beset by some deeper malaise—a disappointment, perhaps, with life.
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This is someone who, frankly, has contempt for the entire American system of government, someone who is hostile to a free press and has openly said he wants to pass laws constraining it, and has declared openly that he will use the powers of the presidency to punish organizations that challenge him.
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The main opposition to the left in the Labour Party comes from the old right, led by Tom Watson, Mr Corbyn's deputy, not from Blairites; the right has contempt for Mr Corbyn because of his havering on the IRA and Hamas and his long history of rebellion, not because he seeks to nationalise industries.
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He has contempt for his old father who is in the hospital and is surly to Van Kooten's children. Finally, Frans has been so shaken that he takes his dogs for a walk. He then meets Van Kooten's children. At last Frans meets Ms. 't H, his neighbor.
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In the context of the novels, the Spirit World has distinct rules and levels of organization. Indigo has contempt for God because of her spiritual status, which is radically different from that of most other humans. God will give her almost anything she asks for except death. Indigo survived several fatal incidents, including a plane crash in which she was the only survivor.
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A German soldier and legionary, Rolf is extremely loyal to Germanicus, fighting alongside him in Anatolia, against the Aztecs, and finally in his name against Nepos' empire. He finds himself torn between his German heritage and his Roman training. He admires Germanicus, and sees Roman soldiers as being courageous, unlike many other Goths but has contempt for the Roman patricians. Rolf's fate at the closing of the series is likewise unknown.
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After admiring the younger man's magic bow, Mace teams up with him on his quest to rid the land of evil. He affects a dismissal of human affairs, but soon the two are fast friends. Mace reveals that he has contempt for people, but cares for animals and has a bond with many species. Next, Ocron sends Fado, the leader of her brutal werewolves, to capture Ilias and the magic bow.
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Mark Payton, a Canadian researching a history of nostalgia, relishes the chance to be immersed in a place with interesting history. Only Charles Gábor, a Hungarian- American venture capitalist who resents his co-workers and has contempt for his fellow Magyars, displays any pessimism at the story's outset. The five young expatriates enjoy the nightlife and new opportunities in the historic city. John is instantly attracted to Emily, and plots to win her love, but she ignores him.
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Meanwhile Vivaan's step mother and business partner Roma Kapoor (Shilpa Saklani) comes to live in Kapoor Mansion with the agenda of breaking the couple's relationship. However Meera and Vivaan become friends and gradually start falling in love but this irks Roma. She creates many misunderstandings between the couple and manipulates Vivaan, who already has contempt for his birth mother, into believing that Pammi Kapoor wants to kill Amaya and him. Meera refuses to believe this and this becomes the root cause for clashes and separation between the couple.
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The Emperor of Turania, calling himself Napoleon, impatient of ceremony, bursts into the courtyard of the Temple of the Oracle and. He encounters a veiled woman and demands direction to the oracle. She says she is the oracle, but he has contempt for women and insists he be directed to one of the older and more able men. She tells him he would die of discouragement if he talked to elders, male or female--even with her, conversation would be dangerous if she were not veiled and robed with insulating material.
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She is shown to have strong feelings for Akiharu, exemplified in her kissing him and her rivalry with Tomomi for his affection. Even though she outwardly denies feeling anything for Akiharu, she does in fact realize and accept how she feels. ; : :She is the princess of a small country who transferred to Japan largely because of her love of anime. She openly asserts her pride in being an anime otaku, and has contempt for Japanese youths who can name any foreign opera or composer, yet do not even know the names of current anime in their own country.
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She is very straightforward and self-aware, and has contempt for her brothers' fake "ghetto" personas as well as Tony Stonem's poor treatment of Michelle, and the way in which Sid Jenkins ignores Cassie. Despite this, she can occasionally come across as something of a goody-goody, as several characters occasionally point out her preference for her clarinet over her friends, with Chris making a pact with her, in which she has to "stop saying "no" all the time." According to her Myspace-style "about me" section on the Skins websiteChannel 4 - Skins - Us - Jal she dislikes modern pop artists and wishes to "sue MTV Base for prolonged emotional distress". Her favourite "musical dynamics" are Dolce, Affettuoso, Rubato and Giocoso.
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