"It's been horrid, more horrid than when she was taken," Maria's sister, Patricia Quinn, said last week outside the courtroom.
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Someone said 'without a decent income, living in Mexico is horrid' I said 'illegals and dreamers make life horrid for people who did the right thing.
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This is just the horrid start of Skynet closing in.
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That it must be horrid had many times haunted Mrs.
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You and I don't have to marry the horrid doctor.
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"I tried it on and it was horrid," she said.
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Beneath them, the impaled monster wails from its horrid maw.
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The horrid elegance he applies to agony is perversely enchanting.
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"Way to imply men are horrid inhuman beings," added another person.
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Keep Pokémon in its own world, away from our horrid memes.
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Two horrid bloody words that threaten to ruin every woman's Summer.
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The horrid GPS box is the enemy of fun and immersion.
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The atrocities consuming South Sudan tell a horrid and intolerable story.
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Yet even so it couldn't be less than horrid for him.
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It was absolutely horrid and I wanted to Ralph (pun intended).
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My sister, Dana Anderson, was, heartbreakingly, one of these horrid statistics.
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In a horrid twist, the remaining 300 kilograms was removed by hand.
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Horrid to see Delhi 's Natural History museum gutted in a fire.
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The resolution and lag are horrid compared to the LG's biggest competitors.
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Faulkner seemed to rather relish being horrid in the name of art.
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Thank you, Weezer, for fulfilling this dream in an otherwise horrid year.
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TMZ broke the story ... A$AP was being held in horrid conditions.
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Being such a bad, terrible, horrid, wicked girl made her feel good!
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She knows the horrid reality of poverty in her Los Angeles district.
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I have grown cynical with the success of the horrid unicorn drink.
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I can still throw those horrid sweatpants away, one pair at a time.
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" Charles added, "I'll see off this horrid man if he tries anything again.
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Others train in horrid conditions, lacking of access to proper equipment or nutrition.
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As the night grows nearer to 2 AM, no horrid actions seem likely.
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"The racist and xenophobic attitudes are reaping an increasingly horrid harvest," it said.
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Moderate, suburban, white Republican women oppose these horrid policies, as do independent voters.
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Emily is awful, though she has a tragic excuse for being so horrid.
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Rose's absence overwhelmed what was a horrid night over all for the Knicks.
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"His good shots were very good and his misses horrid," our reporter says.
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Lets flood those horrid pictures from her tagged photos and fill it with positivity.
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I think he showed me his big back and I found that pretty horrid.
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Many have undergone a horrid experience on a plane and haven't flown in years.
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Courvoisier, at his trial, claimed that Ainsworth's novel was responsible for his horrid deed.
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Pittsburgh scored the game's first eight points, creating another horrid start for Wake Forest.
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So for us, this computer was an escape from just a horrid life situation.
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While horrid, that places Goldman in the Wall Street pack rather than behind it.
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Horrid as he is, there has never been a viable alternative to Bashar al-Assad.
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I hate Facebook, and so I made this horrid Facebook thing that is so nasty.
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The first time he sees Ramsay's horrid face IRL he is definitely reconsidering some things.
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They hope voters will reject this horrid culture of corruption that has engulfed Trump's presidency.
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Only the pale bald figure in the bed remains, dying of some horrid unnamed illness.
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Videos taken during kangaroo hunts, in which adult animals are shot and dismembered, are horrid.
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I was 21 when I told someone the whole horrid saga for the first time.
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Don't listen to them; the results are noisy and horrid, especially on a crop-sensor DSLR.
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For the season with the Marlins, however, Koehler is 1-2 with a horrid 203 ERA.
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It was especially horrid in the early evening, but you could smell it throughout the day.
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But the horrid start to the new year in financial markets has scaled back those forecasts.
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He reeked of a horrid smell that was somehow a mix of cabbage and old cheese.
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To limit others from sharing their ideas, especially at an ideas festival, is a horrid precedent.
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Despite the horrid conditions in the cage apartments, Ms. Lau said, they still were not cheap.
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Republicans need to wake up to this horrid mess of a nightmare they have helped create.
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There is no legitimate reason for immigrants to be held in horrid conditions or encamped under bridge.
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Golf Digest deemed the recipe a "despicable" and "horrid" idea that would "possibly ruin" Memorial Day Weekend.
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Republicans promised for three consecutive cycles — 85033, 2012 and 2014 — to repeal and replace this horrid law.
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I could not write about bad things done to kids or about kidnapping: They are too horrid.
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One character denounces "those horrid new-fangled heretical air-conditioners" that start appearing in the nineteen-eighties.
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The Trump administration says it's trying to remove Maduro because of his horrid mismanagement of the country.
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But closer inspection reveals its horrid contents: the scales of dead fish, a mold of decaying teeth.
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The White Sox have dropped six of their last eight and are a horrid 29 games below .500.
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The idea that someone would attack a person for how they look, think, or express themselves is horrid.
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" Monahan said it degraded her physically, "My hair was falling out, I was anemic — narcissist abuse is horrid.
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One could hear the horrid crashing of their jaws, and they sweated from every pore of their skin.
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And, while the endless drivel of horrid news continues on, the Hot Duck continues to be a sexy beacon.
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To avoid the shackles of marriage to a horrid noble, she'd commit herself to God and become a nun.
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Being the head cheerleader was really her only healthy outlet for dealing with Jason's murder and her horrid family.
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Texas taxpayers are consistently forced to waste money on constitutional cases to defend horrid laws their state lawmakers adopt.
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Discuss these, figure out the percentage strength of each horrid ghoul, conclude at the bottom which monster goes hardest.
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But by ignoring reality, Trump actually missed the event's biggest story: the horrid treatment of some of his supporters.
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Slavery, white supremacy and racism, are horrid, man-made constructs that should never have existed in the first place.
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It was one of those horrid Glastonburys where there's just rain and thunderstorms and flooding from the first day.
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Last year Cody Kessler, Robert Griffin III and Josh McCown all got starts for a horrid 1-15 team.
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The school would become infamous for sentencing black children to grueling farmwork and horrid filth, later spawning a federal lawsuit.
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Gaudreau tallied at the 5:18 mark of the middle frame by taking advantage of some horrid Oilers defensive play.
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After perusing this list of horrid headphone design, you'll probably never look at your own cans the same way again.
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Danielle Reno, CEO of Unleashed Pet Rescue, called the crime an "act of horrid cruelty" and "unthinkably cruel" on Facebook.
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On one side are those who feel players and teams should not be pardoned for their horrid free-throw shooting.
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And yes, judging by the torrential flows of social media, that horrid lie is top of mind for most Hispanics.
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But now, in the final days of a horrid campaign, an unshackled Trump is more national threat than punch line.
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" Sending flowers to your horrid mother-in-law as a gesture of good will will "help like cupping a corpse.
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Avoiding falling into this horrid money pit at all costs, a far finer, funner experience lays just outside its perimeters.
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A few years ago on Black Friday, that horrid stampede of Christmas season greed, REI did something revolutionary — it closed.
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I'm recovering from the horrid winter cold that is going around and promise to give it my all next time.
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Whatever Houellebecq's literary merit, in the framing of this particular essay his horrid views are presented as distasteful but important.
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The chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security criticized the agency for holding immigrants in "horrid conditions" under the bridge.
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The slightest trace of potatoes sets off a harrowing reaction: a closed-up throat, difficulty breathing, horrid cramps, and profuse sweating.
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Arya spent a long time in that horrid House of Black and White and with The Waif training just for this.
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If he and his goods are as horrid as you say, his business will soon be as dead as your hydrangeas.
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A report by Oxfam entitled No Relief details the horrid conditions under which poultry workers are expected to perform their duties.
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Minnesota's offensive production has been horrid so far and the squad is just 5-for-55 with runners in scoring position.
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The horrid living conditions led one sibling, a 17-year-old girl, to escape through a window of the family home.
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The teams began with horrid perimeter shooting combining to go 3-for-23 on 3-pointers in the first 15 minutes.
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The horrid face with its wide, round smile reveals two enormous bear-trap-like rows of razor-sharp teeth pointing backward.
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For all they knew, I might have just been jilted, received a horrid diagnosis or learned of a loved one's death.
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Mariners RH Hisashi Iwakuma (6-6, 4.45) Niese has lost three consecutive decisions and has a horrid 22 ERA during the stretch.
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It lets Vladimir Putin's state media portray Ukraine as a country run by horrid nationalists who are mean to people in wheelchairs.
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But I haven't dyed my hair since getting horrid yellow streaks in high school (which doesn't really count if you ask me).
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Suddenly training a new generation of MMA writers seems like a worthwhile pedagogical enterprise, not a postcard from some horrid dystopian future.
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These structures litter our city with visual reminders of the horrid legacy of slavery that terrorized so many of this city's ancestors.
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Lazard's Gary Parr said Friday he's optimistic that investors will see some gains in 2016, despite the horrid start of the year.
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The responses were shocking—countless women came forward with stories of the horrid obstacles they face on a day-to-day basis.
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Erin Bell isn't likable or (that horrid word) relatable, whether snorting, boozing or blasting a gun; she is instead fully felt, human.
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That's a shortcoming, as anything that calls itself the softest thing on earth shouldn't strike even one central nervous system as horrid.
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These studies undermine the widely held belief that for every horrid kale-munching millennial moving in, one longtime resident must be chucked out.
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Shields, for instance, has been horrid on the season, but over his last three starts he has a 2.08 ERA in 21.2 innings.
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Sample line of Drago dialogue from Rocky IV: [sneering so hard you can hear the muscles in his neck crack like horrid knuckles].
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Northwestern led 28-17 at the half and the Buckeyes felt fortunate to be that close after a horrid 213 minutes of shooting.
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We modeled our album art after the East Van cross, and at least we didn't model it off that horrid fucking steam clock.
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Instead, designers have fitted real wood — that looks like real wood and not some horrid plastic — and carbon fiber with metallic weave accents.
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The Hornets completed a horrid weekend after blowing a 21-point lead in an overtime loss to the New York Knicks on Friday.
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"This community is filled with love and to see what has happened within this past couple days has just been horrid," she said.
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Asked later to describe the horrid series of putts, the nine-times PGA Tour winner invoked the memory of the late Seve Ballesteros.
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Cincinnati's seven-point halftime margin could have been much greater if it had been able to take advantage of Ohio State's horrid start.
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A group wanted to erect two "ghost bikes" at the spot, bicycles painted a flat and horrid white, but she wouldn't allow it.
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More details about the horrid compound could be revealed Wednesday when the five adults arrested from the site make their first court appearances.
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Despite George W. Bush's presence looming over that entire horrid event, none of the dozens of Texans who helped us ever mentioned politics.
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When Arkady subsequently tries to use her as a hostage in his criminal dealings, Marina's horrid father outs her as a Bolshevik spy.
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Still, while this worthy film sidesteps clichés — there are no horrid flashbacks or emotional speeches — its spareness occasionally feels planned rather than spontaneous.
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The rest aren't too hard, or horrid — just remember Lebron's nickname and the West Coast Portland, and then there's a couple with politics.
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The decision by the city to rebuild its jail system follows years of horrid stories of despair and violence within Rikers' concrete walls.
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When elected officeholders remain silent or unavailable, they permit horrid sentiments to be sanctioned and give credence, or even acceptance, to those sentiments.
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This horrid episode was followed, just a few years later, by the Fenian Brotherhood raids into what was known as British North America.
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We remain worried for our people, who are basically forced to migrate out of the country and are dealing with horrid health conditions.
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You still wouldn't mistake "He is a scum-egg, a horrid trendy wretch" for a pop lyric, no matter how jaunty the keyboards.
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But we have to rely on the I.G.&aposs determination that they did not find any horrid evidence that this bias impacted the investigation.
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That's why so many of us are attracted to undeniably horrid characters: it's the exact opposite of what we'd actually want in a partnership.
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"It would be horrid and bitter to resent the young ones for being looked at like that" my brilliant friend Keren tells me off.
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CNN&aposS APRIL RYAN HIT FOR SAYING MELANIA TRUMP IS &aposNOT CULTURALLY AMERICAN&apos "This is a horrid excuse for journalism," Carmine Sabia tweeted.
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But the gap—alongside the earlier cuts in mental health services Buser witnessed under Giuliani—permitted horrid conditions to percolate in the city jails.
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Like the Rams, the Chiefs' run defense (4.97 yards per carry allowed) was horrid in the regular season but likewise protected by huge leads.
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If so, it's cold comfort that Hunt and Kenney are making music amidst the madness, blowing us all sonic kisses through the horrid strife.
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Take the findings of an International Bar Association War Crimes Committee report released this month, which detailed the horrid conditions in North Korean prisons.
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The first notable mac and cheese posting went wild in October 2017, with an infamously horrid mac and cheese brought to an office potluck.
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The win capped a horrid season for the Giants, who were expected to compete for a Super Bowl after making the playoffs last season.
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But the horrid pay and huge caseloads scared off a generation of lawyers, said Richard Miller, the head of justice at the Law Society.
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Four centuries later, the horrid practice's roots still shadow our culture and our politics, including the ongoing debate about whether reparations still are owed.
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Another series in development at HBO will ask us to envision an equally horrid new world: the slaveholding Confederacy continuing to the present day.
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After sifting through a whole lot of Christmas albums and several covers of "What A Wonderful World," this horrid, ear-traumatizing playlist was born.
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We have a horrid history of furniture construction in the past, so I'm a little worried but really excited to get this put up.
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Educated opinion now has it that what actually felled Henry—the "horrid even if an obscure hurt"—was no more than a bad back.
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"Several thousand families are living in the most deplorable, the most horrid conditions imaginable," Ursela Ojeda, an attorney with the Women's Refugee Commission, said.
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The pope and his bishops must take bolder steps to rid the church of the horrid stain of clerical abuse once and for all.
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" MAN SHOUTING 'ALLAHU AKBAR' STABS POLICE DOG TO DEATH, COPS SAY Bridget Barder, an animal cruelty officer, reportedly described the scene as "horrid" and "barbaric.
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Though you may try to soften the din by replacing the horrid classic ringing with whale songs, you'll still be reaching for the snooze button.
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"The majority acknowledges that the Eighth Amendment prohibits States from executing prisoners by 'horrid modes of torture' such as burning at the stake," Breyer wrote.
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"Daisy's horrid treatment shows how maintaining the fantasy of a gender binary is vital to the functioning of the prison industrial complex," Stanley told Broadly.
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R. Kelly is scared for his life behind bars ... fearing retaliation from fellow inmates who know he's accused of horrid sex crimes involving underage girls.
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Jenny Rainsford plays Boo, Fleabag's dead best friend; Sian Clifford is Claire, her rich sister; and Olivia Colman is their widowed father's horrid artist wife.
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The horrid disease was thought to have been eradicated shortly after the last civil war, but the enemy troops we recently faced were all unvaccinated.
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The court documents allege horrid conditions endured by adult and child detainees who experts say have suffered indelible psychological scars under the family separation policy.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), a crucial vote for the GOP and the one that helped to sink the last horrid version of TrumpCare (thank you, Sen.
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The office was located in a horrid area of town that I call "the butthole of Manhattan," which is the wasteland by the Lincoln Tunnel.
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I know that when William Clark camped nearby in November 1805, he "could not sleep" because of the "horrid" noise of swans, geese and ducks.
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Migrant camps run by Tripoli in Libya - where the U.N. also works with EU money to assist people - have been heavily criticized for horrid conditions.
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The United States needs to apologize to people like my mother and my grandmother, and the other descendants of slaves for this horrid crime committed.
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The main takeaway from Woods's return to golf after a 22015-day absence was that his good shots were very good and his misses horrid.
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If it doesn't, and Iran resists, all that'd really be left are a slew of bad options to make a horrid situation much, much worse.
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Rangers erase third-period deficit in win NEW YORK — After a horrid month-long stretch, the New York Rangers are beginning to look like themselves again.
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We've lived through 9/11, San Bernardino, and this week's horrid atrocity in Orlando—ugly reminders that our nationality, genders, and sexualities all make us targets.
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"We worked in horrid, terrible conditions," Wojciech Kozak said, noting conditions in which workers were choked by clouds of asbestos dust while wearing no protective equipment.
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Americans need to learn that this vibrant political response from millennials isn't a horrid thing, this isn't a cause for paranoia nor a cry of oppression.
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The White House and Trump himself are focusing on the misguided issue of White House leaks to distract from the horrid nature of the comments themselves.
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The Hillary Clinton campaign was quick to remind voters of the horrid things Trump has tweeted about Mexico and Mexicans, and the list was a doozy.
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Even after that horrid incident, interest in the topic has waned, and many Syrians have lost faith in journalistic efforts to shed light on their dilemma.
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Life is Strange 2 truly distinguishes itself from the countless other probes into these horrid experience by forcing players to live it through the core choice mechanic.
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When her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller passed away earlier this year, she ignored the horrid misogynist abuse she received from those who claimed it was her fault.
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The film is dated in quite a few ways (its women get some particularly horrid lines), but there are some wonderful things the movie does with structure.
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According to People, Gilbert claimed that Stone tried to make her act out a "humiliating and horrid" scene in which she had to say sexually explicit things.
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Unfamiliarity with our roads and laws exacerbates hostility already heightened by the heat and humidity, which is cruelly complicated by endless construction projects and horrid urban planning.
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And with the latest polls, I found the best hope for getting us out of this horrid spell of Trumpism — the generation now coming into its own.
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And not just because it's annoying (and the title of a horrid Mariah Carey movie.) Turns out the shiny stuff may be bad for the environment, too.
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President Trump's tweet referencing his own horrid new policy threatens to normalize his lies and misstatements and seeks to shroud his tragic misunderstanding of immigration writ-large.
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The mere suggestion of a "calm interface" points out, by contrast, the busyness of our dominant interfaces: their horrid colorways, their recursive, maddening, rectangle-within-rectangle structure.
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In Giotto, the horrid creature's hindquarters are cropped out of the frame, leaving Carlson to invent a phallic tail that echoes the angled thrust of his horns.
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He told me that he also hoped he could ease the families' suffering, to some small degree, by saving them from the horrid spectacle of a trial.
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I spent most of the time laughing as I raised the horrid-smelling card to my face while watching the divine Mr. Milstead ham up the screen.
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Around the time of North Carolina's bathroom bill, I went to the local mall wearing a little makeup, a horrid wig, and a women's top and jeans.
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Relationships founder or stall; families fail; love is precarious or fanatical and unstable; children are largely horrid and parasitical; people drink too much, and then they die.
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"What she was up to is ethically horrid," says Art Caplan, the founding head of the Division of Medical Ethics at NYU Langone School said about Bach's case.
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So I think all of a sudden there were these horrid ideas that people read about in The Game and... The Game became the origin of those ideas.
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The camera focused my perspective, making me creep through halls with a flashlight, barely able to make out what was making the horrid sounds rumbling through the RCPD.
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I felt fine, aside from the horrid taste in my mouth, but I had selected that cupcake so excitedly, so confidently, I couldn't admit that I'd chosen wrong.
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Shouts out to witches, as a close and abominable second, and bronze medals to The Mothman, for some reason, and horrid mummies, but vampires run away with it.
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There is an element of intrigue and suspense to making your enemy the one person in the office who has horrid, hard, unflushable, Guinness-blended shits every morning.
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The horrid living conditions the children were subjected to led one sibling, a 17-year-old girl, to escape through a window of the family home last month.
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She was found dead at the age of 40 in 1979, a horrid end, her body discovered days after she overdosed in the back seat of her car.
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Think white cropped denim, easy shirtdresses, pastel blouses to make you forget all about how horrid last winter was, plus sweats you'll actually want to leave the house in.
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He will be looking to rebound from a horrid last outing against the Spurs, when he scored four points on 2-of-10 shooting in the 29-point loss.
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And sometimes the selfie camera simply gets confused and takes horrid shots that are underexposed (even when it's daylight out) with strange shadows that look sorta like double exposures.
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LHP Justin Wilson earned his second save of the season and the first since he was named the Tigers closer after Francisco Rodriguez got off to a horrid start.
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Forget template sexts, forget everything I just said, just grab whatever horrid little man-thought that popped to the front of your simple brain and throw it out there.
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Westbrook, who was having a horrid shooting night up to that point, finally scored in the fourth by leaping over Morris for a rebound and tipping in the shot.
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The Rockets benefitted greatly from the Warriors' lackadaisical ball security in the first half, recording nine points off eight Golden State turnovers to tread water despite their horrid shooting.
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Like Dig Dog and Downwell before it, you can pick up color schemes to change the palette, a purely aesthetic choice but a fun collectible (some are quite horrid).
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Michelle Obama appears to be firing back at President Trump -- not by insulting him for his horrid rant about the city of Baltimore ... but by merely showcasing its talented citizens.
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A hundred days passed and my peers and I discovered a new prophecy, a horrid one that spells out the end of days for our structurally and emotionally fragile city.
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"And now it's horrid, because the killing becomes routine, and no one family, no one father or mother can give you a guarantee that their children will not do something."
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"You don't want to believe," the Smoking Man tells him, as he drags nicotine into his neckhole (moments before ripping his face off to reveal the horrid charred skin underneath).
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Now, aged 19, just a chicken in the Bletchley Park code-breaking team, she was spending hours on a horrid hard chair, bent over a machine on a wobbly trestletable.
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During the day, Leah is a Senior User... Last weekend I watched two absolutely heartbreaking movies about sisters whose lives become confined and controlled by the horrid actions of men.
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Feeling that this horrid woman could no longer hurt me, I reread my email draft and came very close to sending it — maybe with a blind copy to her boss.
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And taking them out guarantees that no horrid, shrieking feedback will occur should a partner, for instance, clamp their thighs around your ears while you are going down on them.
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But now that I'm back to a quarterly-ish schedule of getting on a cramped, horrid metal tube to get where I need to go, I'm as bad as ever.
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The horrid combination of a threatening virus and a shrinking retirement balance made you wonder if you should hang on to your cash instead of investing it for the future.
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I have to acknowledge the horrid "rape your whore" line in there and be thankful that most of us—both rappers and fans—are better educated on such irresponsible takes.
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If you touch a bus handrail that has been contaminated, then this small exposure to the skin may seem like nothing – and yet horrid delayed side effects may begin to develop.
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I buy a hot chocolate for $2.50 to replenish calories from the swimming workout and tip the rude barista $15 because I can't not tip, even if the service is horrid.
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The experience of Korea's family-controlled chaebols suggests a variation of the old saying: When they are good, they are very, very good, but when they are bad, they are horrid.
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" —Christopher "Big Black" Boykin "Playing villains is half the fun, and you may not be an absolute villain yourself, but finding something in the villain, the horrid creature, that you enjoy.
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When you look back on this horrid history, it's important you understand that slave holders and segregationists and those who defended inequality did not think they were doing anything uniquely wrong.
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The book told the story of the horrid Mr and Mrs Twit who keep their pet monkeys standing on their heads in a bid to form an upside-down monkey circus.
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The days of being able to march easily on to other European countries, such as Germany, are long over, and new arrivals often find themselves living in horrid conditions in Greece.
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Sure, the internet is a dark and horrid place full of conspiracies and trolls and fucked-up Furbies that will haunt your dreams forever, but it's also, like, super sick, too.
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Matters are further complicated when Margaret becomes involved with Ruth's husband, Henry Wilcox (Matthew Macfadyen), after her death, despite his horrid grown children and Neanderthal-like views about male-female relationships.
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Characters are condemned to horrid fates when they harshly judge a tradition they don't understand, or when they disrespect a sacred site, or when they break the local rules of conduct.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday said too many Wall Street watchers assumed that businesses' first quarter earnings results would be horrid and now the stock market is rallying on companies besting expectations.
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Revel's customer service team checks every new applicant's drivers' license against a DMV database to see if it's current, and to make sure that the person doesn't have a horrid driving history.
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Societe Generale is advising investors to add to their holdings of emerging market assets after a horrid 2015, with a somewhat unlikely name at the top of the bank's wish list: Russia.
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Trump has increased his criticism of Clinton's horrid gun rights record and has linked the issue with the reality the next president could appoint up to five justices to the Supreme Court.
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Iowa is a state that holds horrid memories for Mrs Clinton: it is where Barack Obama beat her in 2008, halting what had seemed her almost regal progress to the Democratic nomination.
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Ostensibly gold, it read as a dying mustard, a long-wilted lettuce, a spoiled yogurt, a horrid and peeling 1950s paint job, the desiccated summer remains of the fields of central California.
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Unlike the horrid dull roller blades I was used to as a child, the skates I was given were super cute, pink, and sparkly — which made the experience all the more pleasurable.
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You see it in Ryan's as he now has to contend with the guilt that comes from presuming that the boy he saved is going to ultimately go down the same horrid path.
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Astronomer Christoph Clavius wrote "stars appeared in the sky and (marvelous to behold) the birds fell down from the sky to the ground in terror of such horrid darkness," on August 21, 1560.
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"UK consumer confidence data today was pretty horrid," he said, in reference to a survey on Friday showing British consumer morale has sunk back to depths hit just after last year's Brexit vote.
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She slept in my hospital room and bed at home for the first few nights, helping me in and out of bed and giving me meds at horrid hours to control the pain.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Last weekend I watched two absolutely heartbreaking movies about sisters whose lives become confined and controlled by the horrid actions of men.
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Nothing—not even the obligatory Nazi rape scenes that are now derigueur in European opera houses—prepared me for how cock-horrid most of these celebrations of misogyny, arrogance and ego really are.
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Her portrayal of Thakur's plight will set crawling the skin of anyone who has alerted regulators to horrid misdeeds only to find those regulators not just timid but outright protective of the villains.
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The sex abuse crisis in the early 2000s, the horrid revelations of predation that began in Boston in 2001, did not have an obvious long-term effect on the practice of the faith.
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His family's roots are in Rwanda, and Ntilikina said his mother still has horrid memories of the genocide that occurred there in the first half of the 1990s but doesn't talk about it.
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Probably the main lesson when these horrid events happen is that we should first check our philosophy to see if our view of the world might have had anything to do with it.
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And in this week's installment of "Unnecessary Displays of How Horrible Ramsay Is," the horrid leader in the north kills Osha as she pretends to come on to him an effort to kill Ramsay.
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Because albums don't allow photos and videos to be individually added or deleted after they're uploaded, there will still be a few horrid, thoughtless people who will continue to mass post in real time.
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Last season's trip to the Eastern Conference finals seems to be a lifetime ago for the Ottawa Senators, who are in the throes of a horrid slump that has them careening down the standings.
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In one of the most horrid attacks on comedy I've ever seen, Pai has made one of those Jimmy Kimmel-style videos where he reads mean tweets about himself and delivers fucking appalling retorts.
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San Antonio Spurs 104 - Charlotte Hornets 103 San Antonio overcame a horrid beginning without its coach and then held on without scoring in the final two minutes of a narrow victory over host Charlotte.
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It may be equally as impossible for people on the left to understand that while white supremacists hold horrid views, they also have the right to express them without being shouted down, or worse.
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The Constitution's enshrinement of slavery, in this view, was a horrid expediency to win adoption in the South — a malignancy that ultimately had to be excised in blood rather than an indelible original sin.
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The bronze age of TV sitcom and adventure cartoons of the 1960s was defined by horrid frame rates, plagiarized character design, tacky merchandising, and cost-cutting animation techniques (think the looping backgrounds of The Jetsons).
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Most heinous crime: If all of the horrid manipulation of Reese Witherspoon wasn't enough, Kathryn and Sebastian bring it home by setting up a black cello instructor and his naive student for a romantic tryst.
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If there had ever been a time long before – as long before as five short years – when he had thought he hadn't loved him, that he had hated him – that was just a horrid illusion.
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If there had ever been a time long before — as long before as five short years — when he had thought he hadn't loved him, that he had hated him — that was just a horrid illusion.
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The San Antonio Spurs overcame a horrid beginning without their coach and then held on without scoring in the final two minutes of a 104-103 victory over the host Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night.
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" Added a New Hampshire Republican: "We have handed our Party over to a narcissistic, feckless, classless RINO strongman wannabe who is the only candidate that actually gives the horrid Hillary Clinton a chance to win.
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All of The Orb's wealth of knowledge, which spans from literally everything from the very first dawn to the Earth's dark and horrid last days, has been burned into Donald Trump's mind in one horrifying instant.
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It was an albatross, a symbol of the horrid brutalities committed in the name of the war on terror—not to mention the most potent propaganda tool terrorist recruiters abroad could possibly have at their disposal.
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They wanted to ramp up the things that had been done to death in the 60s/70s (it's like a horrid version of the Grateful Dead) without falling into just being their generation's version of that.
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He has brought Robert Mueller's protectors to the defense of the horrid Jeff Sessions, who may well be a racist and is definitely a monster for conducting the policy of family separations at our southern border.
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Sleep Cycle (free on iOS) has been a longtime companion, too, waking me at a more comfortable moment in my sleep cycle and helping me avoid the horrid lurch one sometimes gets with a timed alarm.
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You can debate whether the victory was the result of his policy proposals platform, as his supporters argue vehemently, or May's "dementia tax" and otherwise horrid campaign, or something else entirely — perhaps general anti-establishment sentiment.
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It was, until we realized that having an adorable international love story also means that you have to go through the horrid US immigration process (and our process was from 2010-22, before things really got rough).
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Part of the problem in Game 2 was that nobody from the supporting class stepped up and shooting guard Victor Oladipo has been horrid in the series by averaging 8.5 points on 5-of-26 shooting. 1.
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While his brother's approach to civil rights was coolly detached and pragmatic, RFK was slowly moved by the struggle for equal rights, especially after the horrid events of racial injustice played out in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1963.
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That's not the only thing fishy about the death of Lorna Belling, whose husband and lover are equally horrid in NEED YOU DEAD (Macmillan, $27.95), the latest mystery in a scrupulously maintained procedural series by Peter James.
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Looking back, the fact I decided to opt for a set in a horrid pink and white color scheme might have been a sign that I wasn't quite mature enough to be taking sexy selfies for my boyfriend.
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I cashed out a 401k I had from a college job, called in every favor known to man, and channeled my horrid depression into drive — drive to pursue a dream I had always been too afraid to conquer.
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I had a mom who was always swimming, even when the choices of swimsuits for larger bodies were limited to horrid floral skirted things that flapped and dragged in the water while she churned out her daily mile.
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I don't know who that person is or if I worked in proximity to them, nor do I know if they ultimately tested positive (this person probably doesn't know yet either, thanks to the US's horrid testing response).
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Many who support singling out Israel will actively encourage academic contacts with Russian, Cuban, Saudi, Venezuelan, Chinese, Belarusian and Palestinian universities, despite the horrid human-rights records of these undemocratic countries and the discriminatory policies of their universities.
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If you're abstaining from the Fold 1 for moral purposes, that's fine, too, but just remember your iPhone is made in part with child labor in Africa, and the infamously horrid conditions of the Foxconn factory in China.
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So 'The Horrid Strife' is just pulling out one side of what goes on in that poem and using that to maybe ask questions—possibly are we in a world where things are tipped to far in one direction?
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As Hyperallergic reported back in 2017, many on social media thought the bust looked like Jim Carrey in The Mask, the clay head from Art Attack, Chuck, or some horrid combination of Vanilla Ice, Johnny Bravo, and Mr. Incredible.
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Will and Joel thought this was a fun and simple Monday theme, but my initial fill was horrid and all those crossing words were too much for my word list at that time, even at the 78 word maximum.
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If the lynching memorial captures the horrid culmination of manifested hate, then the Legacy Museum shows you everything else that was happening, then and now: A well-documented history of our country's relationship with bigotry and ruling with fear.
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But thought of as absurd comedy — just imagine Bruce Campbell as Jorah, and how that would change the way the scene reads on a gut level — and you've got a gross-out comedy sequence that is funny as it is horrid.
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These were, if not stinging rebukes, better than Mr Rubio's usual habit of keeping shtum and tweeting Bible verses whenever Mr Trump does something horrid, or Mr Ryan's of offering a wry half-smile and a comment on tax reform.
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Yes, it's important to know how long you spent so you can bill correctly, but it is tedious, hellish and horrid — and, added to that, too often left until the last minute, when it becomes harder to remember what was done.
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The most interesting thread, rather, looks at how wrestling of that era, male or female, exploited horrid stereotypes, but the producers give virtually equal weight to the mechanics of body-slamming or pouncing off the ropes without breaking one's neck.
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But her weight is really beside the point, and she went on to explain why she chose to share the horrid email: "I am sharing this email I received to show you what some people have to go through," she wrote.
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The allegations come weeks after new court documents filed in a lawsuit by a coalition of state attorneys general against the administration's separation of families at the border reveal what attorneys said were horrid conditions endured by adult and child detainees.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Thursday denounced the murder of innocent women and children as the "horrid face" of war as he presided at a special prayer service for peace in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Once there, they worked under horrid, dangerous conditions as quasi-slave labor, in which their company essentially owned them and they couldn't work for anyone else or leave the country without the company's permission, all while getting paid very little.
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Facing YouTube critics is like "someone is leaving a Post-it note on your desk every day telling you why you're not qualified or why your voice is horrid," said Vanessa Hill, who has 435,330 subscribers on her channel BrainCraft.
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In a letter dated November 20, 1966, Mompesson wrote about what life in the village had been like, commenting "my ears never heard such doleful lamentations—my nose never smelled such horrid smells, and my eyes never beheld such ghastly spectacles."
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" The psychologist D.W. Winnicott puts it more simply: "If there are two mothers, a real one who has died, and a stepmother, do you see how easily a child gets relief from tension by having one perfect and the other horrid?
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This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tongues, So bloody, luxurious, avaricious, false, deceitful Sudden, malicious, smacking of every sin That has a name; this devil, none of which in the Legions of horrid hell is more damned in evils.
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My previous experiences of "sex in clubs" were either horrid dark rooms in tacky Gran Canaria gay clubs, or the full-on fuck fest of London's queer fetish scene, which was usually far too extreme for my tamer vanilla tastes.
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And so is the image I had of Jacqueline sitting up that night while Celeste vomited, kept awake by the noise and by her own worries—about what I did not know—writing her poems at a small table that looked out at a sea lost to darkness, horrid poems about waves and sunsets and expressive hands, horrid and almost heartbreaking poems that stood, like placeholders, before everything they were meant to be, while I dozed, and Celeste threw up, and Hugo lay awake in his boyhood bed, giant Hugo, staring at the ceiling and dreaming of gardens and fury and freedom. ♦
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Manafort, a career lobbyist and consultant for horrid dictators the world over, will be sentenced next year after allegedly violating a plea agreement with prosecutors, which came after officials investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 elections uncovered evidence of Manafort's financial crimes.
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If the series roughly traces the arc of the book, Billions showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien could follow the famously pugnacious founder's path from serial entrepreneur to his horrid final year of running Uber in 2017, which was marked by ceaseless scandal.
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The analyst Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group said Intel found itself in a "horrid bargaining position" against Apple at a time when the chip giant was also struggling to regain its footing in other key arenas, particularly the data-center market.
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While we no longer have access to the footage because stories expire and we don't follow Amber (we suck at our jobs), let's speculate on what Green Day songs were so horrid as to make 21 Savage scowl more than he already does.
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Social media might hurt us in some ways—not least because it makes us face our president's horrid impulsivity—but in between all that chaos, Harmon's empathetic response is a refreshing example of how social media can foster some sense of community.
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I got a language learning app on my iPhone and dutifully brushed up on my French, reaching a level where I was competent enough to greet people, handle basic topics like directions and ordering food, and to apologize for my horrid accent.
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I've lost a large platform to self-promote and make professional connections, which isn't something many writers can afford to give up (less established writers and marginalized writers most of all — in a horrid irony, the same writers disproportionately abused on Twitter).
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" With a conscious echo of contemporary scandals, Morrison describes how one highborn bishop fled to France (since sodomy was still a hanging offense) after being discovered in the back parlor of a pub during "the actual commission of that horrid and unnatural crime.
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"As he admitted today in court, Javier Da Silva committed a horrid kidnapping that resulted in the tragic death of Valerie Reyes, a young woman with her entire adult life ahead of her," said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman in a statement.
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I actively resent these people, these awful masochists who keep driving demand for songs like "Girls Like You"—horrid, weird, marshmallow-soft songs sung by dudes pining after a 'good girl' who will finally fix all of their problems through the power of love.
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The scrunch sock's current revival is the greatest testament to its sexiness because they are currently being matched with, wait for it, Crocs: Even the most horrid footwear known to humankind can come off as flirty and naughty when matched with big bundles of cotton.
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Cobb was recently suckered by Jeff Jetton, a restaurant owner and as Business Insider described him, an "unabashed troll," into an inappropriate email exchange when Jetton accused him of being a "monster" and "that horrid clown from the Stephen King novel" for representing the President.
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They really should have thought twice about supporting a horrid and immoral bill that will put American lives at risk, repeal the Affordable Care Act which is more popular than Trump, and three times more popular than the members of Congress who voted for it.
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Ditch that horrid, spearmint-tinged string and invest in the Waterpik — you may very well begin to enjoy flossing when you finally have one on your bathroom counter, and you can have the whole package for just $59.99 when you pick one up on Amazon.
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Mariners RH Felix Hernandez (5-4, 4.19) Cashner looks to avenge a horrid outing against Seattle on Thursday, when he had his five-start unbeaten stretch halted after being battered for five runs on six hits and five walks over 33 1/3 innings.
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I was working in a horrid chain coffee shop and they made me do the dishes all morning because I looked liked Genesis P-Orridge, but then they found me vomiting into the dishwasher and my manager decided to drive me to the hospital.
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While Ethel is depicted as a benevolent taskmaster — the real Ethel Gumm reputedly was a horrid stage mom — her husband, Frank (Max von Essen, from "An American in Paris"), is shown as an affectionate, nurturing presence with whom Frances has a strong emotional bond.
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" In words which appear hauntingly appropriate to the current political moment, he further warned, "The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge ... which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Fixes throughout Jarron Cumberland scored eight consecutive points down the stretch for No. 593 Cincinnati as the Bearcats survived 10 blocked shots and a horrid shooting night to grind out a 52-49 victory over host SMU Wednesday night in Dallas.
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Female garter snakes have their "mating ball" (which is just as horrid as it sounds), male white fronted parrots vomit into the female's beak during copulation, and then of course there are female spiders, many species of which are renowned for cannibalizing their mate after the deed.
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In a week when the United Nations is pushing governments to preserve software from around the world, and after a year of seeing what a loathsome, awful, horrid place the web can truly be, 64 Bits is a pure, wholesome hark back to the early days.
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So, even though Trump now threatens to shut down the government that he runs over his insane and unpopular border wall, even though he's told 1,000 verifiable lies since he's been in office, his horrid character will not be enough to help the forces of good.
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Mr Felipe Fernández-Armesto: I don't like to use the term "artificial intelligence," except in inverted commas, not because I have contempt for machines (which are, at least, morally neutral) or respect for humans (who tend to be horrid), but because intelligence is in the eye of the beholder.
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O/U: 33 ABOUT THE CARDINALS (23-231): Peterson provided an initial boost to Arizona's horrid rushing attack after being acquired from New Orleans, gaining 3 yards over his first three games, but ran for fewer than 80 in each of his next three contests before being injured.
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"The cruelty of the Trump administration knows no bounds... this new rule is about letting President Trump and Stephen Miller keep children in awful conditions for longer periods of time and continue the administration's horrid treatment of innocent migrant families fleeing unthinkable hardship," U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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Black people protest, to one another, to a world that largely refuses to listen, that what goes on in black communities across this nation is horrid, as it would be in any neighborhood depleted of dollars and hope — emptied of good schools, and deprived of social and economic buffers against brutality.
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His two-sided follow up, Old, positioned him in the middle of a crisis, where on one side the horrid scenes of the past inform him that he should chill on the substances ("Torture") and on the other, partying and continued use help mute those thoughts—but with little success.
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So while the prospect of looking less horrid while naked led me to take a Fatmax test, putting the resulting data to use could also help me ward off diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, dementia, depression, arthritis, stroke, sexual dysfunction, sleep disorders and death, which is a nice bonus.
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This includes the #GamerGate scandal where users issued vicious and graphic death and rape threats, as well as the everyday bullying of celebrities – often women – and in often horrid, worst-of-humanity ways – such as when Robin Williams' daughter Zelda received Photoshopped images of her father's dead body, and other disturbing messages.
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When the first stories started to pour into #KilltheKing, we weren't so surprised about the horrid experiences that were shared—but about the magnitude, the number of people sharing similar stories, and some that chose to share the name of the predators and their bands/venues had been one of many other victims.
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As Beth and Mama C targeted the cause of the horrid smell (a dead possum), Randall met Malik (Asante Blackk) for the first time, quickly learning that the high school junior, who is two grades older than their freshman daughter Deja (Lyric Ross), is a father to a 6-month-old baby girl.
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Testimony by forensic psychologist Dawn Hughes last week offered a partial answer to an open question that has been hanging over the proceedings for weeks: Why did so many women go along with this elaborate "slave" scheme, and why did they turn around and groom their best friends into the same horrid situation?
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The act of avoiding something itself is fairly unloaded, but the guilt and shame that comes after makes you put it off again, which leads to more guilt and shame—and on the horrid cycle goes, until the simple task of texting your aunt back is now tantamount to dumping a partner of eight years.
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Murray and I are people who need to be conjoined with this horrid history, where our conversation is described as disastrous and dangerous and horrific and trafficking in the most harmful tropes, where we land on the hate speech page of — not even speech, just the hate page — of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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" She added that Nielsen was "lying to the American people," and that her "Standing up and lying for a racist is a horrid thing to watch," referring to the secretary on Instagram as "yet another Trump stooge" who is a "complete fumbling bumbling mess" engaging in "A HORROR SHOW" and ended the press briefing "full of lies.
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The moral ambiguities in the conduct of the cold war and the blurry nature of treachery—the leitmotifs of his earlier novels—have given way to a bristling anger, even rage, over what Mr le Carré sees as the turpitude of the West, especially of America, in a horrid new world order where Smiley has no place.
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Diamondbacks LH Robbie Ray (7-11, 4.31) Wisler will be recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett to start Thursday's game after he was demoted at the start of the month due to a horrid four-start stretch in which he went 23-214 with a 22015 ERA and served up nine homers in 21 22/23 innings.
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The Jets' players had tried to deflect blame from Fitzpatrick and spread it among themselves after the game on Sunday, but a day later almost none of them appeared in the locker room when it was open to the news media, leaving him and left tackle Ryan Clady to address the Jets' horrid performance and its ramifications.
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At a news conference after the tour on Monday, the lawmakers detailed horrid conditions for the migrants, including in a Border Patrol facility in Clint that has become the subject of public backlash in recent weeks after a team of lawyers who spoke to migrants at the facility reported that children had gone unfed and unwashed while detained.
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As for black people, including the slaves only recently freed by the Civil War and also in search of safe homes, there are none besides the smiling Dr. Tan, who appears only to save all the white settlers along the Kansas creek from "fever 'n' ague," though at one point the townspeople put on a horrid minstrel show.
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You have to think of it in this way: Most people during school would at least play some form of sport, right, so having to suffer through those horrid attempts at playing netball or rounders, if you were truly unlucky, it means that down the line you may accidentally find yourself watching one of these sports, with understanding already in mind.
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And so the gym here in Sydney's western suburbs quickly evolved into what it is today: an enclave unto itself — narrow, stinky as an adolescent hamper, with a mural of Michael Jordan hanging over the court — where the sons of Sudan's horrid war can play hard and find guidance with other boys and men who understand their struggles and potential.
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Hurricanes 8, Rangers 5 Rookie Andrei Svechnikov's first career goal broke a third-period tie, and Warren Foegele scored twice for Carolina in a victory over New York at Raleigh, N.C. It was the first home victory for first-year coach Rod Brind'Amour as his team overcame a horrid start to send the Rangers to a 0-3-0 record.
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Junior forward Luke Maye scored a career-high 33 points as No. 21 North Carolina overcame a horrid first-half stretch to defeat host North Carolina State 96-89 on Saturday afternoon at PNC Arena in Raleigh, N.C. North Carolina topped a neighboring rival for the second time in three days, this time avenging an overtime loss to the Wolfpack from two weeks earlier in Chapel Hill.
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Rather, they're doing something reflective of superior talent: And those teams that were just a game worse had outcomes just as good: So let's say you've been waiting around since 1908 because you're an ageless demon of a Cubs fan who licks his horrid sagging flesh under a manhole cover on Lakeshore Drive and lives off the quagga mussels that have infested Lake Michigan.
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Rookie Andrei Svechnikov's first career goal broke a third-period tie, and Warren Foegele scored twice for the Carolina Hurricanes in a wild 21-211 victory against the visiting New York Rangers on Sunday at Raleigh, N.C. It was the first home victory for first-year coach Rod Brind'Amour as his team overcame a horrid start to send the Rangers to a 0-3 record.
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Gratitude TERESA STEYN DE KOCK 52 years, 3 homes, several rentals, a few jobs, 2 sons, 5 granddaughters, one great grandson, too many deaths of family and friends, incredible joy and horrid tragedy, forced retirement (too early), 7 years in a travel trailer, 2 years in Mexico, life us unpredictable so toll with the punches, adapt, be honest and understanding, be happy with what you have.
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If you want to take that feeling and somehow multiply it by a thousand, I suggest buying a monthly train pass to get to and from work, where you queue up for 20 minutes to give someone a decent chunk of your rent so you can get a shitty train twice a day that stinks of sewage and has horrid squidgy little red-grey carpets in it and you can never sit down and it's always too hot or too cold, and for some reason once a week the train stops without warning in a tunnel somewhere between two stations and doesn't move for 40 minutes without any real explanation, and that either means you're late to dinner or late to work – but either way everyone is mad at you!
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