Yeah ... It's all so horrendously stupid, among other things.
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And this horrendously misjudged performance isn't the film's only flaw.
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One final complication: helicopter spraying is a horrendously dangerous profession.
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The roads are relatively clear but people are still driving horrendously.
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The downside is that JBL's model is horrendously ugly in comparison.
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But 22 percent going into a general election is horrendously bad.
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He soon realizes he's horrendously lower-leveled, because of his inexperience fighting.
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It was a horrendously stark reminder of my incredible levels of unfitness.
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Piling on all these requirements is going to make 5G networks horrendously complicated.
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Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy, is horrendously unpopular, with only 24 percent support.
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It became horrendously inefficient as people were no longer spending their own money.
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Let's bury these horrendously bad ideas, once and for all, and move on.
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Throughout this process, all of the bills Republicans have put forward have polled horrendously.
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If it's barley, you make your beer and stuff out of, it's horrendously itchy.
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The portion of people who vote is horrendously low, especially in non-presidential years.
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The Economist: Will you forgive me for saying something that is horrendously judgmental and sweeping?
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One answer is simply that extracting Britain from a 25-year marriage is horrendously complex.
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They've largely been phased out because of their horrendously low efficiency—less than 5 percent.
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"If no one has ever taught you to be a dad, and all you've ever known is how to be a fighter and anyone you've ever loved has left you by dying horrendously or has nearly died horrendously," happy can be elusive, he said.
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LONDON — It's been a horrendously long 10 months, but the finish line is finally in sight.
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Unfortunately, it was quickly manipulated to spew horrendously racist tweets, at one point denying the holocaust.
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"It was horrendously difficult," Mr. Büsser said in an interview during a visit to London last month.
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Remember Heelys, those horrendously unsafe sneakers with the built-in wheels that were popular in the early 173s?
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Yet, for others, it was a day that simply marked the end of a horrendously protracted election cycle.
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Based on how horrendously scarring everything gets from book four onwards, Dan, it might be worth pacing yourself...
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Just what to do about that horrendously complicated issue is a whole other ball of yarn, of course.
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If anything in SSDI needs reform, it is the horrendously clogged pipeline of cases on appeal awaiting adjudication.
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Denmark, otherwise looked to by liberals as a model, is horrendously disappointing at letting in refugees and immigrants.
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"I chipped the ball horrendously yesterday, looked like a 20-handicapper," said the world's No. 4-ranked golfer.
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Last November, Donald Trump re-tweeted a horrendously inaccurate and racist crime statistic from someone who admired Adolf Hitler.
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Tens of thousands of the estimated 700,000 migrants in Libya suffer horrendously at the hands of unscrupulous people smugglers.
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That means any time a disaster strikes, it becomes horrendously expensive to repair all the infrastructure and personal property.
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"I say things so horrendously offensive with a nod and wink, so people can see the commentary behind it."
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They are not the noble West Wingers, they're down and dirty and speak quite horrendously and crave this power.
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Replacing Obamacare with something resembling the health care bill the House passed, recent polling shows, would be horrendously unpopular.
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Daredevil season two contains a callback to Fox's 2003 Daredevil feature film, which was a horrendously bad superhero flick.
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Due to horrendously poor organization and a cash flow problem that escalated into wire fraud, the event was a catastrophe.
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I've seen a lot of kids in my community, both black and white, suffering horrendously with the fallout from ice.
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The flogging, if ordered and carried out, would amount to a horrendously cruel punishment, though one not unusual for Iran.
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In principle, one of those universes is ours — but nobody knows, because the math and physics are so horrendously complex.
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But the main thing was they had to push the intestines from this horrendously distended scrotum back into the abdominal cavity.
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To be sure, Palihapitiya noted that he had been pitched many "horrendously bad" social media companies without the impact of Twitter.
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"Heard the horrendously sexist The Woody Show in a cab," the Orange Is the New Black actor, 30, tweeted on Friday.
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Tinder is already horrendously awkward for everyone involved — but when you make the whole thing an IRL experience, it gets even worse.
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The company combined a horizontally-positioned "periscope" lens with new optical image-stabilization tech to achieve 5x zoom that's not horrendously jittery.
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And even if Kaspersky was not complicit, these experts say, that would still mean Kaspersky is either grossly incompetent or horrendously compromised.
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The company has figured out what in retail is called, horrendously, "omnichannel," which means coordinating between selling online, offline and in between.
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Horrendously cruel and hazardous to human health, these markets should be permanently closed down worldwide, as they reportedly now are in China.
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That right there should be a great jumping-off point for a horrendously awkward, occasionally infuriating discussion about Allen and predators like him.
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Compared to the price tags I'm used to in Europe, the U.S. is horrendously expensive, especially when considering how I use my device.
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Cutting down anything close to 129 million dead trees would be horrendously expensive, and there aren't enough sawmills in California to process them.
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" Hours after ABC's statement, Mr. Trump used Twitter to praise the network for suspending Mr. Ross, calling his report "horrendously inaccurate and dishonest.
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Through poor policy design, an unrealistic timetable, and their failure to follow changing political winds, they ended up yoked to a horrendously unpopular bill.
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Unless you're in the armaments business, discovering that your products are being horrendously misused will trigger a response to try to remove the problem.
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"Congratulations to @ABC News for suspending Brian Ross for his horrendously inaccurate and dishonest report on the Russia, Russia, Russia Witch Hunt," tweeted Trump.
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There are precautions the company can take — trimming trees, conducting regular maintenance — but trying to reduce fire risk to zero would be horrendously expensive.
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Gibb had no clue that it was a bad idea to wear a new pair in a race, and her feet were horrendously blistered.
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Radcliffe went on to say that he "got horrendously ill" and never saw any signs posted in his trailer that warned him about the water.
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We're talking, of course, about "Baby Shark" – the horrendously catchy, viral monstrosity that was uploaded to YouTube around the time Pokémon Go became a thing.
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The pink sedan, Homer's often horrendously damaged and inexplicably-repaired-the-next-week car, has been a point of debate amongst Simpsons fanatics for years.
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The movie's main character, a car mechanic called Kolya, has his life crushed by the mayor, a fictional and horrendously venal version of Ms. Trubilina.
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Hours elapsed before Trump issued a robotic and horrendously insincere apology, one that fell far short of extinguishing the blaze that was engulfing his campaign.
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Weird, unexpected things happen in the world, and then when Trump puts his personal stamp on American policy, it sometimes turns out to be horrendously misguided.
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"The reporting is horrendously bad, but if you sit and talk with a pilot or an aircrew, they'll say it happens once a month," he said.
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And Trump bumbled into a horrendously timed photograph of an all-smiles meeting of him in the Oval Office with the Russian ambassador and foreign minister.
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The only thing leonine about him is the power he wields languorously over his family; he is horrendously ill-equipped to steward the deference shown him.
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Out of 20 or so rentals, only two (in Shanghai and Brussels) were so horrendously misleading from what was advertised that we demanded our money back.
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"The horrendously sad thing is that they're not wrong," said Washington State University's Lois James, who has published studies on the prevalence of PTSD in prison employees.
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I only put in this horrendously sterile, water-carrying footnote to fend off very tedious "well actually…" replies I'm going to get from people on Reddit and Twitter.
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This results in horrendously expensive and arbitrary bills; if you have cancer, the NHS will look after you for nothing but if you have dementia you must pay.
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Making the switch now, just as the Rams offense has horrendously sputtered to the tune of two touchdowns in the last three games, screams of reactionary panic move.
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In a combative exchange, Bernie Sanders reiterated his refusal to deport children to the "horrendously violent areas of Honduras and neighboring countries" they are now fleeing in record numbers.
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Hell, can you even consider it higher education if you haven't drunkenly stood in your dorm's communal bathroom and jammed a bunch of peppercorns into some horrendously low-grade vodka?
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It is easy to feel horrendously childlike as you tell someone who lives with their boyfriend, or in an apartment with their friends, that you can't stay away from home.
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It's a horrendously lopsided contest: A goalkeeper has to defend 20 square feet of area from a shot taken from 20 feet away at upward of 24 miles per hour.
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When Valentina and fellow contestant Nina Bo'Nina Brown were challenged to come up with a trailer for a TV show, they showed up to film without a script and bombed horrendously.
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This time, the actions weren't just horrendously immoral but illegal as well; elongating the Vietnam War was, alas, not a crime, but funding the Contras with Iranian arms deal money was.
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And we have a hodgepodge of voting machines running some horrendously insecure software, way too many of which give citizens no assurance that their votes have been counted accurately, or at all.
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Silver bullet attempts to fix our biggest world problems often fall horrendously flat because no one actually wants to tote these devices around, and they are hard to incorporate into daily life.
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The dude never looked me in the eye once, and he was always doing terrible shit, like uncomfortably hugging the only two girls who worked there for horrendously long periods of time.
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This is why the Queen's Puzzle is considered "computationally expensive," where the total number of combination can reach horrendously big numbers (a 27x27 board, for example, offers 2.34 quadrillion possible solutions, or 234,2.343,000,000,000,000).
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I returned to school 18 pounds lighter, and a football player I had a crush on (who had rejected me horrendously prior to my illness) pounced on me my first day back. 'Hi!
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Others studies have show that loud noises can reduce our ability to taste flavours by a massive 30 percent, which might go some way to explaining why airline food tastes so horrendously dull.
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"BoJack Horseman" is back for its third season, this one even more committed to letting its main character — an anthropomorphic horse who was a TGIF-esque sitcom star in the 1990s — behave horrendously.
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She's nominated for the first episode of the second season of Fleabag, in which her character (also called Fleabag) must sit through a horrendously awkward family dinner with a hot, swear-y priest.
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Comey did more than his part to ensure the defeat of the candidate who would have been the first woman president and to elect the president who he says treats women horrendously poorly.
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I have to enter a password every single time I boot my Xbox One up, using a horrendously slow control method to dial in a code that I'm sure will be leaked online eventually.
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Indeed, because Trump was so uninterested in policy details, he ended up being yoked to a bill that not only proved to be horrendously unpopular but also violated several of his own campaign promises.
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This feature was not so useful for me, as I skim PR emails based on keywords and delete if I see my name misspelled horrendously or another media's name copy pasted instead of The Verge.
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While the two gay protagonists, Moira (Samira Wiley) and Ofglen (Alexis Bledel), are treated horrendously within the world of the show — they're considered an abomination to the female sex — the characters themselves are incredibly rich.
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Those with long memories probably can recall when meetings of the OPEC oil exporters cartel were major news events, on one occasion horrendously inflated by the terrorist Carlos the Jackal seizing the 11 ministers attending.
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This, in a state with only 25 percent of the recommended number of state troopers per capita, the nation's least generous Medicaid program, horrendously overcrowded prisons and underequipped mental health services, and underfunded, underperforming schools.
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Most of these attacks against the FBI are so preposterous that they will not be itemized here, except to suggest that these attacks against the FBI are horrendously wrong and create huge political danger for Republicans.
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One of the most poignant and disturbing storylines in Years and Years revolves around the refugees seeking sanctuary in Britain — and the horrendous (not to mention horrendously familiar) way they're treated by Vivienne Rook's far-right government.
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For the reasons I stated above regarding a new landscape, sure, but mostly because of the uphill PR battle they'd be fighting after the horrendously dated and unintentionally hilarious anti-drug campaigns of the 1980s and 1990s.
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"Waves" begins with an exhilarating whoosh, the camera hurtling through time and space as it follows — and barely keeps up with — a high school student (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) whose picture-perfect life will soon turn horrendously upside down.
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It was just great to see two good heavyweights come in with clear gameplans, watch them play out against each other, and see both men there and still capable of fighting without being horrendously gassed in the fifth round.
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What is important to them has been dictated by their incredibly abusive regime, so as much as I think we need to understand that their priorities are different, we must not forget that this is a horrendously abusive regime.
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Her latest intended is a writer named Harold (Patrick Stewart, mugging beneath a horrendously permed wig), and he and several generations of the couple's families and hangers-on have convened at Eve's lavish New York estate for the nuptials.
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We all know how horrendously broken the concept is, and the amount of money, time and effort wasted — not to mention the incredible amount of frustration they regularly generate — is now measured in extraordinarily large numbers, both for individuals and companies.
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Anticipating that sales projections for the company are likely to be "a little bit down but not horrendously", the partner at the pharmaceutical consultancy said the financial firepower of the Swiss giant would stand it in good stead going forward.
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According to Sportsnet, Edmonton is not as enamored with Strome, who recorded a 50-point season in his sophomore campaign of 2014-15 but is off a horrendously slow start in 2017-18 with two goals and three assists in 13 games.
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Produced by Dornik, the track oozes with a neo-soul sweetness that's familiar to The Internet, and Syd's vocals are pushed confidently up in the mix as she waxes lyrical about the crazy behaviour that can only come from being horrendously in love.
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The difference is, hitting 1.5 degrees will require re-absorbing 10 to 25 years worth of carbon emissions, which amounts to several hundred gigatons, using technologies — carbon sequestration, biochar, reforestation — that are, in their current state, horrendously expensive, woefully inadequate, or both.
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Their first album, "Appetite for Destruction," was in heavy rotation on my playlist in high school and long after, despite its appalling original cover art (which depicts a female rape victim and a demonic robot perpetrator standing over her) and horrendously misogynist lyrics.
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But if not for the context — for Bowie's reputation as a formal innovator, for the uncritical respect we feel inclined to give the album as a dying man's last — this music would also sound horrendously kitschy, and much of it does even in context.
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Twitter's plan to discourage echo chambers by having tweets from outside your follower network show up in your feed is a horrendously disastrous idea on its face, but fundamentally does not understand what echo chambers are, how they work, and how they are maintained.
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A shrill blonde named Jillian Hall, working the angle of being a horrendously bad singer, screeched horribly off-key songs, and nobody bothered to explain why they dug up I.R.S., the early 90s midcarder who halfheartedly reenacted his shtick about taxes on his bids.
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A "station domination," the horrendously named practice of a brand plastering itself over nearly every square inch of a subway stop (as Taskrabbit did to Union Square on this particular day), is estimated by Pouladian's firm to cost "$25,1.55 - $75,000 or more" for a four-week run.
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We were friends in real life, so even if I played horrendously in the beginning and everyone let me know it, I forgave them for saying that and they forgave me for leading the team to a loss and most of them continued to play alongside me.
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Why should swing senators like Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Cory Gardner (R-CO), Rob Portman (R-OH), and Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) hold their noses and support a horrendously unpopular bill that would gut Medicaid and cause hundreds of thousands of their constituents to end up uninsured?
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If my memory is correct, I think when we saw children coming from these horrendous, horrendously violent areas of Honduras and neighboring countries, people who are fleeing drug violence and cartel violence, I thought it was a good idea to allow those children to stay in this country.
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Democratic workers, candidates and donors should demand that the DNC publicly release the full details of its planned budget for this horrendously ill-advised venture, and then demand that the DNC deploy its resources instead in ways that will elect Democrats to regain control of the House and Senate.
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"(There were) people who were horrendously burned, flash burned, their faces were all covered in dust, their mouths were just full of dirt and dust, and a lot of the shirts and materials sort of blown off them, so there was huge blisters and skin that was peeling," Law said.
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LONDON — Now that Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is only a handful of horrendously long months away — not to mention Wednesday's sweet, sweet news that we'll be getting the eighth story in book form, too — people's minds are starting to turn to the main character of this magical saga's next chapter.
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Believe me when I say that walking into Times Square during rush hour and scattering 300 personally signed blank checks onto the street for anybody to pick up, write a dollar amount on, and then cash out at their bank, is a horrendously terrible idea if you are trying to save money.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, also overplayed his hand, taking over islands in the South China Sea, announcing plans to invest massive amounts so China can dominate critical technologies of the 21st century, and worse, tightening Communist Party rule over Hong Kong and horrendously sending Muslims in Western China to "re-education" camps.
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While the American people are rising up in large numbers against the hugely unpopular efforts by President Trump and Republican leaders to impose cruel policies on the American healthcare system, Senate Republicans retreated this week but are trying again to force-feed a horrendously bad bill through the Senate in the coming days.
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And so I think it is terrific to see the show of force and the camaraderie and support the women are showing women, and that men are showing women who are coming out and talking about something as horrendously traumatic as sexual harassment and the long-term effects that it can have on people.
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Sadly, the real victims of this horrendously mismanaged company weren't its deep-pocketed investors, but—if the portrait painted in Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou's book Bad Blood is any indication—the many well-intentioned engineers, scientists, and other employees which the company churned through at legendary speed, most often for disagreeing with Holmes's methods or lack thereof.
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In 1932, Picasso was deeply into his moxie version of Surrealism and making preparations for his first retrospective at Galerie Georges Petit in Paris with a new series of works, for which Walter served as model and muse, such as the horrendously conceived but beautifully drawn bucolic image "Les femmes en fleur" ("Women as a Flower," 33).
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The message of both the 2014 Florida decision and Tuesday's ruling from Wisconsin is that damages caps place the burden of solving a probably illusory problem on the already bowed shoulders of horrendously injured patients – those so severely injured that judges and juries believe they deserve hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation for their pain and suffering.
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If you had only these images to go by, you wouldn't know there was a war going on, much less one as horrendously bloody as the War of the Spanish Succession, an 18th-century worldwide conflict over France's King Louis XIV's attempt to take over the Spanish empire after the death of King Charles II of Spain.
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I totally see how hard it's going to be for the millennials to save for a mortgage, put in money for their pensions and pay off student debts -- it looks daunting but is probably not helped by the apparent necessity of upgrading to the latest iPhone X at horrendously high monthly subscription rates or eating out every night on takeaways.
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The combination of eggs, bacon, sausages, and beans makes your average bowl of cereal look like nothing more than a sad, milky mess, and the only downside of the breakfast — aside from the horrendously high calorie count, of course — is that it can sometimes be a bit of a pain to cook all the delicious constituent parts so that they're ready at the same time.
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"The hullaballoo around payrolls is for once justified, with Fed Vice Chair Fischer suggesting it would be a critical factor for September 21 rate decision, even if the wisdom of central bankers putting so much store on a single month's reading of a data series that is horrendously erratic, and subject to large revisions, has to be questioned," Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services, said in a note Friday morning.
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On the one hand you're horrendously tired from going to sleep at God knows what time the night before, but on the other hand you've got to contend with noise, bright morning sunshine or pounding rain, waking up either too hot or too cold, and other festival goers repeatedly tripping over your tent lines as they go stumbling past (something that will definitely happen even if you're camped in the remotest possible location).
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Aside from being horrendously offensive (many volcanoes are considered sacred), it's expensive to truck waste to lava flows, it's often not hot enough to properly incinerate waste, it can release hazardous chemicals into the air, and the trash itself can trigger an explosive reaction, as you can see in this clip of a trash bag being thrown into Ethiopia's Erta Ale volcano: So while the awesome fury of volcanoes continues to make thrill seekers (idiots) tempt fate, the most prudent course of action is to keep a safe distance.
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