The problem is this is a horrifically unpopular health policy.
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" A software expert separately called Voatz a "horrifically bad idea.
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Why was Charleston a horrifically poignant location for Roof's terrorism?
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It's essentially people with horrifically violent thoughts toward Muslim Americans.
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Starting a company on your own can be horrifically lonely.
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Spoiler alert: they also horrifically torture and usually kill them.
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Horrifically, in 1997, the violence followed them to the Mubende Camp.
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Or how one roommate horrifically opened an innocent bag of bread.
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Republicans know that, one way or another, this could end horrifically.
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They bombed Shanghai and horrifically raped the Nationalist capital of Nanjing.
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Yet, the scary thing is, these knives are proving HORRIFICALLY effective.
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So its results are dramatically, sometimes horrifically, worse than the main camera.
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It retweets horrifically boring news from financial content farms and Twitter newsletters.
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But then a role-playing encounter involving plastic wrap went horrifically wrong.
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So the Air won't win any races, but it's not horrifically slow either.
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The Process isn't the problem, just a symptom of a horrifically broken society.
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But that skyline was horrifically altered a little more than two years later.
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Which, horrifically fascinating as it is, is not even the most fascinating detail.
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Opinion Columnist Over the past several years, teenage suicide rates have spiked horrifically.
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Now I think it's very horrifically obvious that that is not the case.
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Those women (and the man who was with them) murdered several people, horrifically.
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This is a man caught between two mistresses — something has to go horrifically wrong.
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It's worth reinforcing again that this is horrifically unsafe and should not be attempted.
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The riot was worsened by the fact that the state's prisons were horrifically overcrowded.
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This is largely due to how horrifically schools treat survivors when they report assaults.
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It's revealed that her father horrifically starved to death and her brother killed himself.
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But that will be horrifically complicated and expensive—too much so for poor countries.
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And as the people at the morgue showed me, it is already horrifically bad.
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Horrifically, some were even forced to undergo forced anal examinations that amount to torture.
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And many of these clandestine groups have ties to Mexico's horrifically violent drug cartels.
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In some parts of the planet it's being horrifically misused in far worse ways yet.
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The date ended horrifically, with the woman grappling with a coerced and unwanted sexual encounter.
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His latest invention is a modded Roomba that screams horrifically when it bumps into things.
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By now, everyone is familiar with how horrifically bad Apple Maps was in the beginning.
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But the feet also make us think of our own feet and, horrifically, of amputation.
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I find our current moment to be subliminally charged with horrifically distorted perceptions of color.
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At once profoundly nihilistic and horrifically beautiful, it's a two-part film about pushing limits.
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The increasingly surreal goings-on come to a head in a horrifically visceral kangaroo hunt.
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What some Brexiteers describe as a "clean break" from Europe would in fact be horrifically messy.
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Nunes said the investigation is a "horrifically one-sided process," and that Democrats conducted secret depositions.
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At what point can your horrifically paralyzing need for sugar be considered a bona fide addiction?
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The Catholic nuns who operate the place are not a monolith — some are kind, others horrifically abusive.
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Today, the "Using an animal's stolen skin as footwear istoxicand horrifically cruel," Lange said in a statement.
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When he came to, he learned a mortar had landed feet away from him, horrifically wounding him.
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" They amounted to a "scorched-earth war against President Trump" that was "horrifically one-sided" and "preposterous.
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You fart so horrifically that all those around you are unable to either think straight or relax.
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That's when the Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead hosted an impromptu concert that went horrifically awry.
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This is ultimately what leads to additional screening, in which horrifically intrusive accounts like Olivia's might occur.
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It now means the death toll in the current US-Iran conflict has risen significantly, and horrifically.
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On one wall, there's a sculpture: a seated man, his horrifically fissured back turned to the viewer.
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On one wall, there's a sculpture: a seated man, his horrifically fissured back turned to the viewer.
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The war was horrifically bloody; casualties on both the North and South Korean sides exceeded 1 million.
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"I have been absolutely, horrifically betrayed," Gildersleeve told CNN Saturday about the couple and the charges against them.
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The deaths are "horrifically tragic" when they occur, said Dr. David Gifford, of the American Health Care Association.
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Just three months ago a girl, aged 16, suffered a horrifically similar "revenge rape" in the same province.
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That's +220 for Ramsay, though I'm tempted to dock him -28 for that horrifically wasteful apple-peeling technique.
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Although Harry is dead, he still appears in scene-setting flashbacks that slowly unveil Dexter's horrifically traumatizing past.
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Civilians have suffered so horrifically during seven years of conflict that international agencies stopped counting at 400,000 dead.
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It makes a big difference if it normally presents as a 101 or more horrifically a 105 fever.
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Like Voyager, it's best enjoyed with lowered expectations (particularly for its horrifically cheesy soft-rock opening theme song).
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But he was charged with an error on a horrifically wild throw home that led to those two runs.
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Today he releases "Dum Surfer," a track and video that's horrifically fitting with the title of his new album.
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The teaser is short but still horrifically bleak: However, that doesn't mean we won't be clamoring to watch it.
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Companies still have to run their core business; there's plenty for [middle managers to do] Most are horrifically overworked.
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While trains are excellent ways to move freight, they are a horrifically inefficient and expensive way to move people.
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While the 22016 event celebrating the 25th anniversary is best remembered for mud, the 1999 event went horrifically badly.
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"A bunch of money was injected into the system and it went to buy horrifically insecure machines," recalled Hall.
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If CPAP has you thinking of a horrifically bulky machine that sounds like a big rig truck, think again.
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While state-run mental hospitals are still underfunded, the asylums of old were, experts now widely agree, horrifically abusive.
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If true, it would mean the death toll in the current US-Iran conflict has risen significantly, and horrifically.
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He's super buff but he's also still super this guy: a horrifically focused gamer and the best cat lap.
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Dutch and Germans just go around the world looking for the most horrifically authentic travel experience the can find.
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Which either makes them more horrifically imaginative or more problematic than George R.R. Martin, depending on your point of view.
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I was a middle-aged man who was an art teacher in my hometown and I was just horrifically depressed.
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Still, no matter how light phones actually get, trying to operate your phone while running is horrifically awkward at best.
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He held Edmonds' face to an electric heater, horrifically scorching 50 percent of the toddler's face with third degree burns.
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And finally we see him on a pitted, smoke-wreathed Okinawa wasteland in a series of horrifically visceral battle scenes.
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I didn't want to live in a soulless serviced apartment, and hotels and Airbnbs were horrifically expensive for long stays.
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"The bathrooms were horrifically unsanitary," he adds, reporting a several-week period where no soap of any type was available.
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"What's six intervals" — of horrifically fast pedaling up the equivalent of a mountain — "to a queen?" she yells during class.
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Months before, at the novel's opening, his father, Aron, had attacked his mother, Eligia, with acid, horrifically disfiguring her face.
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Watching from a distance, these lesser aspects of Aussie nature seem to be playing out horrifically in our current politics.
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The trip goes horrifically wrong, but by the end, she's there, has a new friend, and is ready to start learning.
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It goes horrifically awry from the moment she arrives (don't Google "big, juicy natural tomatoes," unless that's your thing of coursed).
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On some level, all that could be forgiven, but it's Wizards Unite's horrifically outdated execution that makes it a true flop.
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Things snowball horrifically from there, in ways that involve a lot of guns, a lot of vomit, and an escape canoe.
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"The defendant horrifically abused the trust of this family and engaged in sexual acts with a child," Clark said in January.
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Trying to take the rock by frontal assault would be, in the best possible case, a horrifically bloody and savage fight.
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A tech-house DJ will post a horrifically misogynistic meme on Facebook and his legions of fans will absolutely love it.
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As we reported ... Hawaiians got a horrifically false alert Saturday telling them to "seek immediate shelter" due to an incoming missile.
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The horrifically heartbreaking "Be Right Back" featured a sexual encounter between a woman and an android version of her late boyfriend.
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" Grade: Betts 60 Bryant 80 "Bryant isn't horrifically slow and you don't have to pinch run for him, but come on.
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But the idea of taxing employer-sponsored coverage is also horrifically unpopular with the 155 million Americans enrolled in such plans.
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" He said the case was "botched horrifically" by prosecutors following "the political climate at the time" rather than the "credible evidence.
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If implemented they could bring the country closer to the 4-5% growth rate required to dent its horrifically high unemployment.
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It soon becomes horrifically apparent that the not-leaving component is part of a larger scheme that Andi has enacted before.
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But to some unscrupulous actors and industries, they represent nothing more than political pawns, instruments of profit, and – most horrifically – food.
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"The revenues are knock-the-lights-out good, and the margins are horrifically bad, based on Wall Street consensus expectations," Golub said.
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"We're going to legalize marijuana and end the horrifically destructive war on drugs," Sanders said in a statement released with his plan.
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While paying to imprison a young man for the rest of his life is horrifically expensive, the death penalty is more so.
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He put a bullet in Chris's mother, while Chris himself killed a horrifically maimed man in the wreckage of Alex's plane crash.
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The dairy cows are said to have horrifically suffocated to death while enveloped by snow drifts measuring as tall as 14 feet.
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On the evening of May 863, 1985, longstanding tensions between MOVE, a black liberation group, and the Philadelphia Police Department erupted horrifically.
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"The President is just horrifically unpopular," said Fred Smoller, a political science associate professor at Chapman University in the city of Orange.
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Trans and gender-nonconforming people, particularly those who are transfeminine or of color, are subjected to horrifically high rates of harassment and assault.
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What struck me about it was, it was horrifically graphic and senseless and brutal, and I wanted to try to capture those moments.
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In 2016, every traveler's favorite agency saw itself blasted over horrifically long lines that left thousands of passengers suffering even more than normal.
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The search for her resulted in the discovery of four horrifically dismembered bodies wrapped in burlap and buried along Long Island's Gilgo Beach.
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Our situation would be comical if it weren't becoming so horrifically apparent that the school doesn't understand its own position in our community.
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But she was horrifically wooden on the campaign trail; the word "robotic" was commonly used in the British press to describe her performance.
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This prediction, carried to a horrifically logical extent, represented the intense wealth disparity of the Victorian England in which Wells wrote the novel.
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After the US and its allies deposed him, Qaddafi was horrifically tortured and executed afterward; you can watch footage of his killing online.
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Stepping out of the deceptively cozy domestic frame, she addresses the audience directly about a world gone amok, comically at first and then horrifically.
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Part of what we find confusing is we imagine if something was really that horrifically bad, why not reach out to any of us?
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BILA: I agree with you, but I do think it drove the point home on how horrifically biased those things that he was saying.
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He knows what it's like to be truly, horrifically hungry, to be in poverty so bleak that there appears to be no way out.
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According to a new U.S. Army report, Americans could face a horrifically grim future from climate change involving blackouts, disease, thirst, starvation and war.
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"He's in a wheelchair today because in the process of trying to put this fire out, he himself was horrifically burned," Shaw said. 5.
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The Women in Refrigerators trope doesn't just make a female character disposable; it typically makes her disposable in a horrifically torturous or violent way.
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They don't yet know that, upon capture, William infected himself with the biological agent he was transporting and died (horrifically) in a military hospital.
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There's Buffy and Spike's violent smackdown/foreplay, which depending on your point of view is either sexy or horrifically violent and disturbing (or both).
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Here are the horrifically dangerous actions of Desiree Fairooz at Sessions's January confirmation hearing: In his glowing remarks about the future attorney general, Sen.
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He still remembers the smell of rotten flesh, the screams of other prisoners and how, horrifically, he and others grew accustomed to it all.
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West redefined the most popular genre of music and became a sneaker icon while also making bold, oftentimes horrifically obtuse political and cultural statements.
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Maybe you'll be asked to do something "totally insane!" like indoor rock climbing, which is not in fact insane unless you mean insanely, horrifically boring.
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Future is getting ripped online for some horrifically awful timing -- his social media team just tweeted out a promo for his upcoming Las Vegas show.
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It's almost like their reason for continuing to support the presidency of Donald Trump is that Donald Trump is a horrifically dangerous and unqualified president.
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The "Guardians of the Galaxy" series needs a new director ... Disney just fired James Gunn over a bunch of horrifically offensive tweets from years ago.
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Her "Lil Pancake" baby, who was born at just 28 weeks old, is rushed to the NICU when his mom's spleen surgery goes horrifically wrong.
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And though Trump completely lacks political experience, his running mate, Mike Pence, is one of the most horrifically virulent anti-choice politicians in the country.
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As we increasingly accept inaccurate peddlers of politicized misinformation as "news," we allow our citizenry to be horrifically misinformed as part of this new normal.
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When non-medical staff from departments of corrections attempt to use the three-drug cocktail, the results are often disastrous, leading to horrifically botched executions.
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Yes, Mexico haggled for valuable exports (horrifically, including handmaids) in Season 1, and Switzerland gave a vague explanation of Gilead's military strength in Season 3.
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The internet is full of stories about women being horrifically fat-shamed or harassed on dating sites, and yes, those stories need to be told.
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Just glance at the horrifically high, rate of attempted suicide in the transgender community—41 percent—for an understanding of how prejudice affects marginalized groups.
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"It comes from the rising of working people, and in this case, the rise of working women who were horrifically abused and underpaid," Piven said.
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A glimpse is supplied by Jocelyn Lovell, a onetime champion Canadian cyclist whose career ended horrifically when he was hit by a truck in 1983.
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Mancuso's death comes at the tail-end of a year that—horrifically, ridiculously—is crying out for those values to be reinforced like never before.
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It would have been easy for The Last Guardian to render some horrifically fluffy puppy creature, then put it through the ringer for emotional affect.
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Most horrifically, it was on display in the "manifesto" allegedly posted by the gunman who murdered 22 people at an El Paso Walmart last weekend.
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"It is a horrifically, poorly thought-out project from day one," said Jon Coupal, the president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, a watchdog group.
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It may not be as dramatic as an officer shooting and killing someone, but the justice system failed horrifically — and caused a completely unnecessary death.
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I think it's sort of horrifically funny how corporations are made of people, but ideally the person at the top would have nobody working for them.
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At the beginning of the story, Gotham is overrun by a new and horrifically violent gang, forcing Bruce to once again don the cowl and cape.
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Because then Luke walked up to one of them... As Luke got right up to the thing, it became horrifically clear what was going to happen.
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What's more, she looks like a teenage girl, from her horrifically 2008 henleys and bootcut jeans all the way down to her chunky, sensible snow boots.
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This is the moment a woman was horrifically burned after balloons filled with hydrogen exploded in a fireball while she was lighting her 21st birthday cake.
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While things go horrifically awry in all of these situations, the actual love affairs are played as sultry and forbidden-fruit hot, not unsettling or predatory.
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I always felt sure that this must be another kind of "rape" from that which I dreaded happening to me, that which friends had horrifically experienced.
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On a recent day, a woman was horrifically injured – her leg mangled to the bone, when it got stuck between a subway train and the platform.
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In fact, the result was horrifically bad and the movie went on to become known as a movie you have to see because it's so terrible.
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In short, the answer is yes: "I do not believe, and nor have I seen, that great companies need to have horrifically toxic cultures," Siegel said.
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One older patient revels a bit too much in his recovered ability to walk, while one young man is horrifically bitter that he's lost his own.
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While school shootings have become horrifically commonplace in the US, Mendoza said he "never in a million years" imagined one would happen in his own school.
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As Daniel Ellsberg--the leaker of the Pentagon Papers, which exposed the lies that sustained America's involvement in Vietnam -- told CNN, the comparison is horrifically apt.
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That would make sense, especially given that she was horrifically abused by Brenner and the rest of his thugs throughout the run-up to the show's events.
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Fallout from American nuclear testing had made the atoll uninhabitable, but the Americans had declared it clear, despite a horrifically high rate of stillbirths, deformities and cancers.
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"We are going to end the horrifically destructive war on drugs and legalize marijuana," Sanders said, tying the cause to a broader criminal and racial justice message.
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Remember the Pacific Northwest, Canada, and Alaska also had horrifically dry, wildfire-filled summers—so it's not like the wet weather isn't very welcome there as well.
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The woman, who only spoke Chinese, told police through a translator that she was a nanny and was allegedly horrifically abused by her employer, the release states.
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The date ended horrifically — they engaged in sexual activity, and Ansari allegedly ignored cues from the woman, who left the date feeling as if she'd been violated.
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Yet, Orlando horrifically reminded the LGBTQ community of the hatred against us, and to perpetuate hate among ourselves about something as fabulous as femininity seems self-defeating.
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The New York Times covered DaddyOFive, the YouTube channel run by a couple that "pranked" their kids so publicly and horrifically that they lost custody of them.
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I have to bring my brain to a place where I remember my dad is dead and that we will never, ever mend our horrifically fragmented relationship.
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They're an effective weapon of terror, one that fits horrifically well with the Assad regime's strategy of crushing the rebels and their civilian supporters' will to fight.
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"A mother with her young child was in a car that you can see was horrifically hurt and injured but she was able to get out," Durkan said.
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These conditions can cause fatal accidents on their own but can also lead to (horrifically) drivers or passengers drowning while trapped in or attempting to escape their vehicles.
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Journalist April Ryan was also on the show, highlighting the fact that Spicer's comments were horrifically timed, as they came during Passover, a week-long Jewish holy period.
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But right now, the federal government fails horrifically at the fulfillment of its duties — just look at Indian country's poverty, crime rates, suicide rates, and poor health indicators.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are handing over $25,000 to assist the family of Marcus Hyde, the couple's personal photographer who was horrifically injured in a car crash.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that there is a face filter for everything, from putting puppy ears on your head to horrifically swapping your face with inanimate objects.
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It's just so satisfying to watch Arya cut down her enemies, especially while the rest of her family is out there getting raped and murdered and otherwise treated horrifically.
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The win comes after the show's star Elisabeth Moss took home the Golden Globe for her role as Offred, a quiet but shrewd rebel against a horrifically patriarchal society.
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Elisabeth Moss took home the Golden Globe on Sunday night for her role as Offred, a quiet but shrewd rebel against a horrifically patriarchal society, in The Handmaid's Tale.
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But the show makes an exception in this scene, as the words of "America the Beautiful" (where the episode gets its name) play over the couple's horrifically dashed hopes.
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Elisabeth Moss took home her first Emmy on Sunday night for her role as Offred, a quiet but shrewd rebel against a horrifically patriarchal society in The Handmaid's Tale.
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Not long after "Alice" escapes in 2014, the very day Julien Baptiste (Tcheky Karyo) accuses her of being Sophie Geroux, "Alice" kills herself, and she does it quite horrifically.
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Take that gamble, and you'll probably piss off all passengers sitting in your vicinity, or, worse, make them horrifically jealous they don't have any fried chicken of their own.
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It might not seem like this makes much of a difference, but it's an enormous help for Democrats — because they face such a horrifically bad Senate map in 2018.
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Either way, I'm going to be horrifically disappointed every time I go to a bar from now on and don't end up seeing a surprise set from The Strokes.
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We didn't have actors — most professional Jordanian actors are horrifically soap opera-ish, and we couldn't afford them anyway — and we wanted the film to have an authenticity to it.
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See: The 2016 election, when polls were horrifically and famously inaccurate, and, arguably, the narrative that Hillary was going to win in fact played a part in her ultimate demise.
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He leaves the service after witnessing a genocide he blames on the U.N. He saw his fellow soldiers die horrifically and he blamed leadership, but not necessarily the power structure.
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He remembers a white guy who had been gorgeous when younger, but was horrifically beaten in a homophobic attack — a baseball bat to the face — that also destroyed his confidence.
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Rike's stoic competence and Wolff's attractive, contained performance have led you to think that she can handle anything, a fantasy that is as reassuring as it is grimly, horrifically false.
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Its '70s-era formula is horrifically dated; Lauder's own scientists have designed better products and offer them to consumers at, while artificially inflated prices, a fraction of la Mer's cost.
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That was a horrifically sleazy thing for the photographer to do — but when Hathaway appeared as a guest on Today, Lauer framed the incident as an error on her end.
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The original photo of Till's horrifically battered face was taken after his mother decided on an open-casket funeral in order to show what his murderers had done to her son.
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Two ridiculously good-looking people from "opposite backgrounds" fall in love and have hot sex, only for one of them to be horrifically injured and/or die before the credits roll.
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So come to You to remember how great Penn Badgley can be at quietly, horrifically following people around the streets of New York, now with more crimes and cringeworthy sexual behavior.
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The End of the F*cking World is a love story about two British teens who first run away from home, then later run away from a horrifically bloody murder scene.
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Your typical muddling, frequently befuddled cop, Jong-Goo is baffled along with the rest of Gokseong's local police force by the onset of a series of horrifically violent and inexplicable murders.
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JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images The tech media world went into a frenzy over Saudi Arabia's horrific and horrifically public killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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I was deeply saddened to read that, Donald Trump, a horrifically unqualified demagogue could be considered by such an respected organization to be the best candidate to represent law enforcement officers.
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H.P. Lovecraft, the author so well-known for his works of horror, his writings on monsters and madness and cosmic horror, was a radically, horrifically racist person, even for his time.
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READ: The Trump administration is bringing back federal executions after 16 years But public support for the death penalty has waned over the years, caused in part by horrifically botched executions.
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The North Vietnamese had established defensive positions on several hills, forcing the American and South Vietnamese forces to fight uphill, culminating in a horrifically bloody engagement at Hill 875, from Nov.
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Only one apprentice can become a scythe, so they're forced to compete horrifically, even as they contend with the capital-F feelings that teenagers in peril always have for one another.
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He told the Herald his boat pulled multiple survivors on board to treat the victims who were "horrifically burnt" and that he and others poured cold water onto their peeling skin.
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Trump's gold-plated condo and other ostentatious ticks are considered horrifically gauche by his fellow Manhattanites, and have been ever since I was a kid growing up in Manhattan in the 1980s.
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Randy then transforms into his real form (which involves eyeliner, a cape and a Speedo), and he and the devil have a horrifically unconvincing battle scored to some prime '80s hair metal.
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HIs gold-plated condo and other ostentatious ticks are considered horrifically gauche by his fellow Manhattanites, and have been ever since I was a kid growing up in Manhattan in the 1980s.
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Their dismal state was horrifically revealed on the morning of February 11th, after at least 49 inmates died during a riot in a prison in the north-eastern state of Nuevo León.
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But the day ended horrifically shortly afterward nonetheless after a car plowed through a crowd of protesters, injuring at least 19 people and killing a 32-year-old woman named Heather Heyer.
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These are two of the four fates of the soul, as so horrifically and magnificently crafted by whom experts believe is the 18th-century Ecuadorian sculptor, Manuel Chili, known simply as Caspicara.
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Protecting infants from horrifically painful late-term abortions, infants born alive after failed abortions and minors being trafficked across state lines to evade state parental notice laws — all these are on tap.
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Based around a simple woodblock rhythm in a call-and-response pattern, "BTD150" either sounds like the restrained beginning of a well-deserved celebration or a suspense film's horrifically calm death knell.
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Whether you dream of one day crossing the hanging bridges of Pakistan or just admiring them from a safe — and ground level — distance, there's something eerily inspiring about these horrifically sky-high structures.
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How about if said blocking will eventually come about not thanks to the horrifically embarrassing name you've given him, but thanks to the chicken sandwich you ate a decade and a half ago?
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"Everyone hopes it can be explained by way of mental illness so we don't have to leave open the possibility that a mother could plan to so horrifically murder her child," Branam says.
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A lot has happened since our 2015 meeting, not least of all his Mercury Music Prize win, which he dedicated to the 130 people horrifically killed in that year's November Paris terror attacks.
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Trump and Republicans in Congress are pushing hard for a horrifically unpopular healthcare bill that would be a disaster for millions of Americans and lead to 23 million citizens losing their insurance plans.
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By the end, I was a quivering wreck, horrifically anxious every day, working 65-hour weeks, trying to live in London on £16k a year, and drinking myself stupid to get through it.
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In what may have been the most horrifically bungled execution in United States history, the state of Ohio in 2009 inserted an IV needle into a prisoner 18 times before finally giving up.
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Whatever the ultimate explanation, it didn't really work, narratively, even if the visual expression of the idea that it is the commoners whose blood pays for the nobility's power struggles was horrifically dazzling.
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The Democrats rejected most of the Republicans' witness requests, resulting in a horrifically one-sided process where the crucial witnesses are denied a platform if their testimony doesn't support the Democrats' absurd accusations.
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"The defendant horrifically abused the trust of this family and engaged in sexual acts with a child," Darcel A. Clark, the Bronx district attorney, said in a statement just after his January conviction.
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Subject: Free Speech Shutdown Date: 228/22017/23City: Barberton, OhioYoutube has recently uploaded and begun to enforce a new set of rules which have horrifically strangled all content creator's abilities to create, well, content.
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Richard Fisher, Barclays Senior Advisor and former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, says America's "horrifically bad" primary and secondary education system is the biggest long-term threat to the U.S. economy.
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According to Petnet, the servers eventually went back online:Ten hours, of course, isn't a horrifically long time to go without food, but it doesn't bode particularly well for pets and the Internet of Things.
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Missy McLean's first hint that something had gone horrifically wrong on her brother's Labor Day weekend in Las Vegas was a panicked phone call from the friend who was supposed to be with him.
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Thiel's illiberalism—and the tech industry's tolerance for it in a year when the measure of human decency was horrifically recalibrated—aren't anomalies, but evidence of Silicon Valley's decades-long descent into moral bankruptcy.
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They recently independently released their debut recording, WRCT, is a nasty piece of work with which I'm hoping to console myself (and freak out my seatmate on the inevitably horrifically cramped flight out there).
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As people in Flint, Michigan organize to demand justice from a system that failed them horrifically, the private water industry is jockeying to position itself as the solution—not just in Flint, but nationwide.
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Maggie's restlessness draws in the reader most — she's the real protagonist — as it becomes painfully, horrifically clear that the murderous Pariah may be the only thing lending a sense of meaning to her life.
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That though captured while in Africa, Africans became slaves only during the long crossing of the Atlantic Ocean, when they were treated so horrifically that those who could manage it jumped into the sea.
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More horrifically antiwar than romantically partisan or patriotic in the tradition of Soviet combat films, "Come and See" ends with intimations of nuclear catastrophe, presaging what came to be called the cinema of glasnost.
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They mine similarly fraught territory in On the Record, the story of music executive Drew Dixon, who says her personal and professional lives were horrifically derailed by men in the industry she'd dearly loved.
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" Comments from supporters call him a "horrifically abusive person" and "a monster," arguing that "in order to do things like he did you need a complete lack of empathy not unlike a serial killer.
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Henry Forge's father is horrifically bigoted—plausibly so, given his background, and crucially so, for the plot—but too much of his character is conveyed to us via excessively didactic lectures to his son.
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In You Were Never Really Here, a veteran and abuse survivor played by Joaquin Phoenix finds himself embroiled in a world of high-class child sex trafficking facilitated, horrifically, by the children's own parents.
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The Pope was also asked whether Christians bear some blame for hatred toward the LGBT community, as horrifically demonstrated in the Orlando massacre at a gay night club that killed 49 people on June 12.
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The film is subversive, though: it also portrays Wiseau as horrifically untalented, and such a petty human being that he's willing to screw Sestero out of a huge career opportunity just because he feels rejected.
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After two failed marriages – to her first husband, Michael Gambino, who was horrifically abusive, and then to actor Johnathon Schaech – Kramer believed Caussin would finally offer the security and true love she'd always longed for.
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There were never massive outbreaks of West Nile that arrived on deadly wings like clockwork every summer, nor did droves of people horrifically die from having their brains infected and cooked from the inside out.
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As a nine year old kid, he took a dare to climb a girder on a railway bridge to take a look at a nearby bird's nest, and burned himself horrifically on the overhanging wires.
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And the producers searched far and wide for a great character from Burkina Faso, a woman who was horrifically abused by her husband there and got asylum, and the whole episode will be telling her story.
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But to make matters horrifically worse, Qatar, which has a history of labor abuses, has been responsible for (conservative) estimates of 1,200 migrant workers' World Cup-related deaths since being elected as host country in 2010.
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" Even after the war, the Polish people persecuted Jews, most horrifically in the Kielce Pogrom of 1946, when "a mob of Polish soldiers, police officers, and civilians murdered at least 42 Jews and injured over 40.
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Graham-CassidyCare, TrumpCare, McConnellCare, and RyanCare were all based on the horrifically faulty proposition that Americans should have no choice of where to buy health insurance except from insurers who are totally motivated by private profit.
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Between the horrifically out-of-date sex education taught in schools today, and the small, but loud, minority of people screaming about the dangers of it, maybe it's time for alternative outlets to supplement the education.
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Guns, transphobia, bullying: These are some of the "trigger warnings" announced onscreen within the first few moments of "Assassination Nation," an abrasive social satire about a town horrifically transformed by a wave of anonymous data hacks.
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It would also pit the military forces of two mortal enemies — Iran and Saudi Arabia — directly against each other in Syria, potentially provoking a dangerous and unnecessary escalation in the already horrifically bloody Syrian civil war.
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That's one of the many reasons he works as a casualty model today, leveraging his amputee status to train soldiers and medical workers about what to expect when things go horrifically wrong during a military operation.
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What stood out to me wasn't just the trope-naming moment — the 1994 Green Lantern issue "Forced Entry," when Kyle Rayner's girlfriend Alex DeWitt was horrifically murdered and stuffed into a refrigerator for him to find.
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MYTH: America and Britain got off lightly in World War II REALITY: Allied frontline troops suffered horrifically during World War II. Democracies such as Britain and America tried to achieve victory with as few casualties as possible.
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Then there's the other problem of apps that are explicitly labeled kid-friendly not being trustworthy: An examination of YouTube showed that there were tons of horrifically violent or exploitative videos being uploaded to the kid version.
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Human enemies are horrifically transformed monsters, but TriOptimum-constructed mechanical ones are unsettlingly emotionless or even chipper — the service droids hunt you down to cheerfully ask if you need help with anything, then explode in your face.
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The film itself, about an elaborate con that goes comically and horrifically awry, is troubling and wildly entertaining, the kind of smart, generous, aesthetically energized movie that obliterates the tired distinctions between art films and popcorn movies.
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For me, it's an early scene from The Ring, when a mother (Lindsay Frost) finds her daughter (Amber Tamblyn) — having watched the "killer videotape" exactly one week prior — horrifically unrecognizable; her face twisted and paralyzed in a scream.
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Due to a delayed train, I am horrifically late, with just fifteen minutes left to catch the tail-end of Joey LaBeija's show, which is happening ahead of NTS' big anniversary blowout at Corsica Studios later that night.
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A judge in Fayetteville, North Carolina, has ordered a soldier who plead guilty to felony cruelty to an animal and misdemeanor cruelty to an animal to carry a photo of the dog he horrifically drowned during his probation.
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Without new user-generated content, Facebook could easily collapse like the social networks that came before it: Myspace, Friendster, LiveJournal, and plenty of other social networks have horrifically fallen from grace because users took their original content elsewhere.
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An invisible car stampeding through a parade of people in a parking lot ("The Club") is par for the course, an example of how quickly life can veer into the horrific or the absurd or the horrifically absurd.
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I think its horrifically, appallingly violent ending is as full a deconstruction of Hollywood violence as Tarantino has ever delivered, and I think it matters greatly that Tarantino chose to apply "the Hollywood ending" to the Manson story.
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The Fashion Week party one probably came closest to my extra-curricular social life, and thus remains a personal favorite because I got the chance to take the piss out of myself and my horrifically shallow friends a bit.
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The long-running war between the MS-13 and the rival Barrio 18 gang has caused the murder rate to spike horrifically in the tiny Central American nation, turning El Salvador into the world's deadliest peacetime nation in 2015.
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Marantz's wife was once a public defender who represented some people accused of "horrifically violent" crimes; if you believe in rehabilitation, do you also hold out hope that even a few of the people Marantz meets might be redeemed?
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Government repression of popular protests has killed more than 30 to date, including one journalist, Angel Gahona, whose murder — like that of the ABC correspondent Bill Stewart in 1979 — was horrifically captured on video and broadcast around the world.
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The unprecedented nature of the footage — livestreamed, high definition, horrifically graphic — and its inherent newsworthiness meant that a cross section of trolls, curious onlookers and even some media organizations felt inclined to repost the footage in the immediate aftermath.
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And if Equifax goes largely unpunished by government agencies, it sends a signal that's loud and clear to other companies that control your data: Companies will pay absolutely no price for being horrifically negligent with the financial lives of Americans.
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This patchiness usually horrifically stitches the tripod or your hand; some 360 videos cover this up with a circle or a logo, but it's hideous and breaks the immersion that 360/VR videos are supposed to bring to the table.
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In pop culture, the trope of a newly rich person with still-bad taste often gets played for comic effect — in Crazy Rich Asians, we're supposed to laugh at Peik Lin's new-money, socially striving family and their horrifically gaudy mansion.
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I seem to have no problem with Dyansty Handbag's "FASCIST DICTATORSHIP MAKEUP TUTORIAL" (2016), a hilarious sendup of the YouTube genre that mixes foundation tips with a step-by-step tutorial in transforming your face into a horrifically clownish Trump mask.
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"Saying you couldn't battle what I do suggests that a) I possess something you don't (I don't) or that b) living in my own skin is so horrifically unbearable you need super powers in order to manage it," she wrote.
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Elisabeth Moss — who took home her first Emmy on Sunday night for her role as Offred, a quiet but shrewd rebel against a horrifically patriarchal society in The Handmaid's Tale — was the belle of the ball at the Hulu after-party.
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But so many things had to go horrifically wrong before those 10 women, from Suzanne Warren (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee Jefferson (Danielle Brooks) to Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon), found themselves in that very tense position.
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UK politics by comparison Set alongside the gargantuan, horrifically mesmerizing personality of Trump, the charisma and energy of Macron, the steadfastness and longevity of Merkel, even the scariness of Putin, our politics comes over as being somewhat piddling by comparison.
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In Pullman's original, the book ends with Lyra being horrifically betrayed by Lord Asriel, who cold-bloodedly murders the boy Lyra believed Asriel would help her save and uses the resulting psychic energy to open a portal into another world.
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And in Daniel Fish's indie-auteur take on the musical, at Circle in the Square, he resembles nothing so much as one of those furiously entitled contemporary outcasts who react to a woman's rejection by committing some horrifically violent crime.
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That was all the Detroit scoring as Tanaka (29-28), who had pitched horrifically in five day games this season, with a 235 E.R.A. and five losses, settled down to throw six innings of six-hit ball, striking out seven.
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Show and book both begin with the discovery of the body of an 11-year-old boy, horrifically murdered, and move directly to the arrest of a solid local citizen, Terry Maitland (Bateman), while he's coaching a youth baseball game.
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Unless these factions set aside their differences and resolve to enact policies that drastically reduce heat-trapping pollution, we face a grim future, one marked with food and water shortages, flooded cities, mass migrations, horrifically extreme weather and extinction of species.
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There is something about the healthily tanned skin and chestnut hair, which make him look at least a decade younger than his 66 years, that makes one wonder about the horrifically aged portrait of him collecting dust in some attic.
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In the last six weeks or so, I've gone to 10 events involving all levels of participation, from not much to nonstop; varying in price from $18 to $200 a ticket; and ranging in personal discomfort level from mildly embarrassing to horrifically mortifying.
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You might have to turn off your moral compass this time around, at least more so than last time, but the picture does eventually become a glorious ballet of horrifically violent gun battles and fight scenes, all staged for maximum clarity and creativity.
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Years ago, True's son Diego was horrifically tortured and killed after a blotched operation in Asia, and as she and Requisite Operations CEO Lincoln Han begin to investigate the reappearance of a former ally, old wounds from his death are ripped wide open.
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As far back as 1983, fans knew from the Return of the Jedi novelization Darth Vader had been horrifically injured during a lightsaber battle on a lava-covered planet, which George Lucas used at the climax of Revenge of the Sith in 2005.
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He proposes that we should not only go after terrorists but kill their families, which is not just a war crime but an act so horrifically immoral that it should have destroyed his candidacy the moment the suggestion slithered from his mouth.
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Veterinarians at Michigan State University say they were able to save the life of a one-year-old Rottweiler named Stella who had been horrifically burned, thanks in part to an innovative technology that uses fish skin to help the body heal itself.
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While allowing a twisty soap like the CW comic adaptation to deal with such a real-world, serious issue could have gone horrifically, Riverdale saved itself from disaster by how it handled the problem of Nick: letting young women defeat the monster.
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Highlight of the episode: The moment Walt and Jesse horrifically watch as the hydrofluoric acid eats through the ceiling and a man's remains splatter all over the first floor was one of the first moments that had viewers hooked to the series.
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In the United States in the late 19113s and early 1970s, violence broke out on campuses during anti-Vietnam War protests, most horrifically at Kent State University in 1970, when Ohio National Guard troops opened fire on students, killing four and injuring nine.
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Anybody who has ever been ankle-deep in a steamy mess of bouillabaisse—or who has really stared deep into the unrelenting abyss that is a pot of quivering menudo—knows that good soup can make a person commit horrifically unspeakable acts.
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"The Seven Witches of Hell" is a barn burner that might make Tom G. Warrior smirk in admiration, while the massive "Temple of Lust" writhes horrifically as it builds towards a hypnotic intensity as the song's true force is experienced through repetition.
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" Merkley said a president who cared more about democracy and American ideals would have taken a different approach, but "Trump doesn't have the ability to recognize and admit, 'I did this, I am changing the policy, I am choosing to treat children horrifically.
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Still horrifically crippled by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Puerto Rico is now facing a fresh indignity: Its long-simmering fiscal crisis is being used in a quiet attempt to weaken sound utility regulation and to stifle the island's nascent shift to solar energy.
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"There's something horrifically wrong when the director of a major museum equates a rich person's discomfort with how millennials have tried to accommodate victims of post-traumatic stress," said one employee in visitor services who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retribution.
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And they will prove it—the apex of their hilarity—by doing a joke music video which takes them longer than they would like to admit about something mad that songs don't usually get made about ("Southern Trains" and their absolutely horrifically run service).
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It's a horrifically sad storyline that's reminiscent of many real-world stories of family separation we've seen come out of the refugee crisis — and yet another example of the way Years and Years holds up a mirror to reflect our own society's darker trends.
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JASSER: It is horrifically negligent for us to ignore what&aposs happening in Turkey with Erdogan while the biggest mosque opened in America today in the last few years, now the largest mosque is in Maryland, which is a Diyanet outpost of the Turkish government.
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So when I tell you that this movie made over $1 billion worldwide, please understand that there are forces in the universe that we will never fully comprehend, like the enduring appeal of yellow pill–shaped nonsense creatures who have become horrifically sexualized memes.
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Maybe, when Pete Carroll decided to hand off the ball to Marshawn Lynch, he would've fumbled so horrifically into the stands that a scuffle would've broken out, and that scuffle would have been the catalytic Archduke Franz Ferdinand moment that started World War III.
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He was there for his son growing up — throwing him batting practice after school before putting in a night shift — and in his moment of peril, accompanying him to a hospital when he was horrifically hit in the face by a pitch in 2014.
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Streets typically lack the protections available in Times Square, and as a consequence, it is horrifically easy for a motorist to kill pedestrians, whether he is a self-described terrorist, a drunken driver or simply someone who isn't paying enough attention at the wheel.
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You want Obama, who is vastly more popular than his successor-to-be, to give some explanation as to why things are not about to get horrifically worse, or to explicitly condemn and push back against the people trying to make that future a reality.
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Perhaps more horrifically, Dana must struggle with a fuller understanding of the damage slavery inflicted on everyone it touched, free and slave, then and now — not just violence and family disruption, but an ugly mix of societally reinforced Stockholm syndrome, toxic codependency and dehumanization.
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"It's been horrifically expensive, and I don't think we really know for sure that our weapons are as reliable as they were when there was testing," said Kathleen Bailey, a senior associate at the National Institute for Public Policy, a conservative-leaning group in Washington.
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Now that global warming is well underway, we are in for an apocalyptic awakening, and "parts of the Earth will likely become close to uninhabitable, and other parts horrifically inhospitable, as soon as the end of this century," the writer, David Wallace-Wells, argues.
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My resolve crumbled even more when I saw Sandra Bland being treated horrifically on the side of a road for no good reason and finding out about the shooting of Laquan McDonald and what amounted to a coverup of his killing by police and Chicago officials.
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But then, after I gave my speech about how much I love my faith and how much it is patriotic to push back against Islamists, the coverage from the student newspaper was actually pretty positive, even though it was horrifically negative before I got in there.
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" The show, to be produced by Westworld star Shannon Woodward, will explore "what happens when women, who join what they're told is a secret sisterhood created to empower them, find themselves psychologically enthralled and horrifically sexually enslaved to its leader — and their flesh branded with his initials.
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Listen to the difference between the Alpha 12 and the Surface Pro 4 (in that order):Although not horrifically different, you can hear a plastic-y rattle when tapping on the Acer keyboard that just isn't there on the Surface Pro 4 or HP's Spectre X5003.
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Venezuela does not have the religious or sectarian divisions that have fueled the civil wars, mass slaughter, and chaos of Libya, Syria, or Iraq ― all countries where the U.S. media narrative about the results of successful or attempted regime change turned out to be horrifically wrong.
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That battle, as well as a few great submarine combat sequences and some horrifically vivid depictions of armored warfare in Germany, has kept Red Storm Rising in rotation as one of my favorite "guilty pleasure" books even as its politics and much of its writing have aged terribly.
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The voices who get to make profound observations about America are almost exclusively male; with few exceptions (the queer college student Sam Black Crow, who, as the narrator feels compelled to explain, is "faintly mannish" but still "attractive"), women must die horrifically to make any statement worth reflecting upon.
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Two performances have really stuck with me since hearing them: a wry former scientist played by Daniel Damiano, who gives an incredibly vivid yet clinical description of a massive social and scientific experiment gone horrifically wrong, and an ex-administrator for the research facility played by Lenore Wolf.
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Fairly or unfairly, June is carrying heavy burdens: Her failed escape has endangered Mayday; the other handmaids resent her; she has lost Rita's confidence; Serena and Aunt Lydia are now more invasive than ever, and the Economan and Econowife who helped her have suffered horrifically, as has their child.
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The work is based partly on photographs of the horrifically mutilated face of Emmett Till lying in his coffin in 1955, about 10 days after that African-American 14-year-old was brutally killed by two white men in Mississippi for supposedly flirting with a white store clerk.
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Still, several of the classic Stephen King elements are at work here — the supernatural man in black, the fraught encounter between man and boy, and untold cosmic horror translated into a microfiche catalog of everyday details — told through a run-of-the-mill fishing trip gone horrifically awry.
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What would you do if everything on your phone — those selfies you snap when you're feeling yourself, group texts where you hate on your ex's new partner, that email to your boss where you blatantly lie about being sick — was suddenly, horrifically, made public for the entire world to see?
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Rather, especially in "The German Dictatorship: The Origins, Structure and Effects of National Socialism," his opus published in 1970, Professor Bracher wrote from the perspective of a concerned West German in a country where dictatorship had horrifically failed, but where postwar democracy had "not yet been secured," as he concluded.
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A masterful, brutal, deeply creepy inversion of the Greek myth of Iphigenia, the film centers on a married couple (Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman) and their two children (Raffey Cassidy and Sunny Suljic), who live an apparently happy and ordered life, until an interloping teenager (Barry Keoghan) horrifically exposes their divisions.
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The strange and sad case of Otto Warmbier, the 23-year-old US citizen freed this week after 15 months of captivity in North Korea, is raising new and serious questions about why Pyongyang broke with its normal practice and injured the young American so horrifically that he came home in a coma.
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Worse, it ends up forcing them to have the kind of emotional discussion married adults sometimes have to have, the kind about how one of them is secretly horrifically unhappy ("I do maybe also demand to gobble the odd side dick," being a thing I assume all married people say to one another).
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The Senate Judiciary Committee, which was entirely filled with white men at the time, by all accounts treated Hill horrifically through her testimony (including future Vice President Joe Biden asking where, physically, Thomas' sexual harassment had occurred), and Thomas was later given the go-ahead by the committee and confirmed by the Senate.
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This is a different thing from the shills and sociopaths who both-sides their way through non-discussions about legitimate scandals like the horrifically inverted culture at Baylor, where administrators and coaches excused and concealed an epidemic of sexual assault that spanned years because they wanted to make the fucking Fiesta Bowl so bad.
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Obviously, not everyone past the age where trying to look cool is horrifically uncool is terrible at handling their drugs, but there's something uniquely harrowing about making wide-eyed eye contact with a breathy, sweaty 52 year old estate agent stuffed into a stripy shirt and some battered adidas Sambas in the corner of a nightclub.
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The movie is set in late 1960s Los Angeles and centers on a Western TV actor named Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stuntman, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt), who hang around Dalton's house on Cielo Drive—right next door to where Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie) is horrifically murdered by the Manson family in August of 1969.
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The YouTube channel "Fantastic Adventures" has amassed 800,000 followers with its depiction of a family of children fighting super villains and outwitting evil babysitters—but in real life, these kids were reportedly being horrifically abused by their adoptive mother, who allegedly punished them by locking them in a closet for days, starving them, and dousing them with pepper spray.
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" As Davis noted, Hopkins had horrifically blamed the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting in which 11 Jews were killed by a far right wing, anti-immigrant actor on the temple's rabbi, with Hopkins writing two days after the attack, "Look to the Chief Rabbi and his support for mass migration across the Med," adding, "There you will find your truths.
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Really, beginning in kindergarten, ever since I entered the public school system, not only was I really, really horrifically bullied so much that I had to leave public school more than once, but the adults in my community, or in my schools, were not protecting me, and more seriously, were not showing an interest in protecting me.
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For the 200,000 years or so since Homo sapiens first evolved, if we even survived infancy, we would have lived very short lives, in what we now class as extreme poverty, beset by diseases we didn't understand, unable to read, at the mercy of arbitrary rulers, and very likely to die in various horrifically painful ways.
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Over the weekend, after the mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, Tyson tweeted that the number of people killed in the shootings paled in comparison to deaths due to things like car accidents and that our "emotions respond to spectacle more than data": In the past 48hrs, the USA horrifically lost 1483 people to mass shootings.
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They witnessed the theft of the 2000 presidential election; 9/11; the horrifically botched response to 9/11; the Iraq War; Hurricane Katrina; the 2008 financial crisis; the Tea Party's frenzied resistance to the first black president; the birther conspiracy and the endless conspiracy theories to follow; and finally, the triumph of Donald Trump and unbridled American white supremacy.
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With Maeve in Westworld, when she wanders in and she sees the tank full of the bodies of her friends who are basically being hosed down like they're nothing, her experience of her body becomes almost like it's horrifically separate from her because she's realizing that she's not — at least in the eyes of the people around her — a person.
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The Kathryn Bigelow-directed film is a fictional account of the incidents leading up to, and following, a real-life violent altercation between police and civilians at the Algiers Motel in 1967 — three Black men were horrifically killed and several others were beaten, tortured, and intimidated alongside two white women as the police followed a cold lead on the source of audible gunfire.
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The path leading from weed to harder drugs is a made-up thing that's only cited by your relatives and congressional representatives when they need a straw man for Why The World is Bad, but the path from opioid painkillers to heroin is a horrifically well-documented epidemic that is one of the great disgraces of the modern medical industry.
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I've always thought I hated Anita Ward's "Ring my Bell" purely because of "the horrifically insistent drum beat of the Pollard Syndrum that unwontedly pumps its way into every available crevice of the song," but when Wang pitches it down ever so slightly it becomes just another gorgeous layer in a sample-filled track that 23 years on sounds as fresh as ever.
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The final shot of June's serene face in the Eye van struck exactly the right note of ambiguity: She is either about to be punished horrifically for her crimes or to escape because Nick is secretly an undercover member of the Resistance (and let's face it, that's the most likely outcome), but either way, she has decided she will not be ground down.
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Dwight is not a good man, though, which is how we get back to Eugene: Dwight framed Dr. Carson for freeing Daryl, which led to a horrifically bleak and unpleasant scene of Negan making Dr. Carson apologize for a sin he did not commit, then pushing him into a fire anyway; burning him alive in front of dozens of members of Negan's inner circle.
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Losing her virginity had been a long, drawn-out affair preceded by several months' worth of intense discussion with her boyfriend of two years, plus a visit to the gynecologist and a horrifically embarrassing but ultimately incredibly meaningful conversation with her mom, who, in the end, had not only reserved her a room at a bed-and-breakfast but, after the event, written her a card.
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Because if you can hear the voices of those little children on that audiotape and not be moved to tears — and then not be moved to moral outrage, righteous indignation, deeply and strongly felt anger at the horrifically horrible treatment of children done in the name of our nation — then I worryingly wonder about the condition of your humanity, your soul, your spirit, your heart, your caring and compassion.
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Briefs filed by 207 members of Congress and Louisiana legislators paint a horrific picture of the reality of abortion in that state: "Immediate jeopardy" situations in several abortion facilities; women so horrifically injured that they needed hysterectomies following their abortion; a woman allowed to bleed for eight days following a chemical abortion before an abortion mill staffer picked her up at her home and brought her to the hospital.
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They reflect a point of view that does not, strictly speaking, actually exist in the wild, and the algorithmic attempt to compress the various hugely discordant things that our culture "likes" produces something so inverted and weird as to be, on its own, frankly avant-garde—we see a diverse crew of attractive young TV detectives smilingly hitting the nae-nae while standing over a horrifically mutilated corpse, say, and just change the channel.
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Famously (and horrifically), McMahon had to be coaxed into hiring Gail Kim by Jim Ross because he didn't think anyone found Asian women attractive, a one-two punch of revealing that, yes, you must be conventionally attractive to make it big in WWE's women's division and that what is attractive is up to the whims of a guy who couldn't even fathom a non-white woman being that; it's hard to tell which is worse.
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While we don't find out the answer until close to the end of the movie, it's framed from the beginning as a potential sexual assault: Needy describes the band's van as "one of those white molester vans with no windows," and the first time we see Jennifer after she returns, she's covered in blood and bruises and has a dazed, vacant expression on her face, as though she's just experienced something horrifically traumatic.
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Danny is a safe haven for people who don't fit in — a description that fits self-loathing Larry to a T. Cajoled into taking the stage, Larry gradually loosens up until he's belting out Kelly Clarkson's thematically appropriate "People Like Us" alongside drag queen Maura Lee Karupt (Alan Mingo Jr.) The bandages smothering him magically disappear, restoring his body to its pre-horrifically burned state, and the club fills with confetti as feathered dancers join the uplifting number.
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To a society coming from the feel-good ethos of 90s multiculturalism, images of black people being branded as "looters" while white people were simply "scavenging" for supplies were a sharp reminder of a racial ugliness in our national character that most people preferred to ignore (not to mention, as Wayne does, the images of people on the news smiling and saying everything was ok when the reality was anything but), soon borne out in the horrifically slow logistical response.
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Most Democrats and left-leaning advocacy groups call for immediate gun control while most Republicans and right-leaning groups defend the Second Amendment as an absolute right and say the root cause of such violence is a failing mental health system.. Republicans – who have controlled the House of Representatives since the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012 – have successfully blocked any and all efforts for even modest gun control measures even after some of their own leadership were horrifically attacked during a recent baseball practice.
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And that's with regards to the under-the-hood details, the applications are easier targets: it's tragic that Aperture and iPhoto were axed in favor of the horrifically bad Photos app (that looks like some Frankenstein "iOS X" app), the entire industry have left Final Cut Pro X, I dare not plug my iPhone in to my laptop for fear of what it might do, the Mac App Store is the antitheses of native application development (again being some Frankenstein of a web/native app), and iCloud nee MobileMe nee iTools has been an unreliable and slow mess since day one.
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